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"V. v A THE DAILY lLEllALl): 1 LA1TSAIOUT11. NEBRASKA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1"88. Tbo Plattsmouth Daily Herald. KNOTTB BI4C 3., Publishers & Proprietors. THE l'l.ATTSMOUTH 11EKALI) Is piiMShril everv evening except Suiiilay mill Vikly every Tliurnday ironilng. ItfKts tereel at tlie iMi.toflice. I'iHl teuioulli. Nclr.. s hmoiiu-oI.isn inaltT. Olllce corner of Vine and Filth utreetY. Telephone ,No. an. TCNU KlU DAILV. One copy one ear In Htlvance, by mall. ...$ft on Ono copy per moDtli, by ranter ,V One copy iM-rweek, by carrier, 15 TEIMS FOK WEKKIV. One copy one year, in advance gi v One copy tlx inoiitkh. In advance 75 Our Clubing List. Wfkku ilKI'AI.It and V. V. World " N. V. Tribune. . $2 40 1 n 1 .1. Omaha ICep . i 'ren 'I N. Y. I'oct a :mi Harpers JUaijiirie 4 m Weekly. 4 75 " Itazar... 4 :. Younjj PfipH 3 Neb. Farmer 2 00 J'einore.-t's Month ly M(j;ilie 3 10 Anierieaii Ma'zlne 3 U The dispatehes today bring the good news that lot!i Stanley and Emin are safe anil well, an J not prisoner of the Mahdi. If the report is true it will establish the fact that Osman Digna is a much biger liar than was thought he could be. The question of submission of prohibi tory amendment to a vote of the people is being pretty generally discussed by the press of the state at present. The oppo nents of submission claim to have thirteen votes in the senate, which is a sufficient number to defeat submission. As there are not that many democratic members of that body, the anti-submissiontats are certainly counting ujon republican help. The republican party is in honor bound to allow tha psoplc a voice in this mat ter and ever? republican should make it a point to pee that tha expressed will of the party is carried out. Wymore Daily Union. chnse money or in tint division of estates, and mortgages given for money borrowed not in purchase. It is not improbable that indebtedness of thv first sort had in creased with the value of farm property. Indeed it may have increased more rap idly, for there has been a great migration of the pojiulation within the last ten 3'eurs, resulting from an increase of nearly 100 per cent in railroad mileage; and in leaving old farms to occupy new, men have Dot often been able to finde pur chasers Willi ready cash for the entire value of farms sold. In thf great epi demic of real estate speculation, too, thousands of farms were purchased with the hope of selling at higher prices, and in such operation) partial payments were frequent. IJut th.ire is steadily accumu lating evidence that the amount of mort gages given in order to raise money for improvements, stock, or to meet losses, has b.-en materially reduced. It docs not appeir necessary to delay the census bill in order to pieveut an appointment of a superintendent by President Cleveland, for the senate has full power to reject any appointment he inaj- make. No fair man .would pretend that President Cleveland should be allowed to select an official of sach im portance in connection with the coming administration, especially after his recent exhibition of mean spite in the appoint ment of Bailey. But the census bill can Uo matured and pabsod without taking from tho president-elect a selection which properly belongs to him. N. Y. Tribune. KM ! CITY OFFICERS. Mayor. Clerk, I'rciiMirer, attorney. i-utlneer, I'ollce Judge, Man-hall, "ouncli'iuen, 1st ward, 2nd ' 3rd 4th. Board Pub. Work a F. M. Kuiiky W K Fox Jam kj Pattekkon, jk. - 11YMON Cl.AltK - A Makoi.k - M t.'l.l KKOHD W II Ma lick J J V WKCKBACH I A HAI.TSIIUHY D M Jonks I lH. A KM I I'M A It S M li MUKl'II Y V IJUTTON'" Struc sTir nado! I J WJoi KltEO U I I) H I1a j Con U'CoNKoit. I P McCallkn. Pbks W Johnson, C'haihman OKDKK HawksWorth GOITjTY OFFICERS. Meeting of Two Great Storms, TEESTUiiM OFRFDUCTIOM STORM OF PATBONAGE! THE LADIES' FAVORITE. NEVER OUT OF ORDER. lace for terms and Treasurer, Deputy Treasurer, - Clerk. - Deputy Clerk, Recorder of Heeds Onputy Kccorder Clerk of lltnct Court. Sheriff. Surveyor. Attorney, Supt. of Pub. Schools, (Jguuty Jude. D. A. CAMI'BKLL Thos. Pollock Bird Ckitchkikixi KxaCkitchfiklo W. H. I'ool John M. Lkvda W. C. Showauek J.C KlKF.NKAKl A. Mauolk Allrn ISkkson Maynahd Spink If you desire to purchase a sewing machine, ask our asrent at your place for terms and n rice a. I f you cannot find our airent. write uircci lo nearest auuresa w you peiow nameo. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE G.ORANGE,MM wnic - a UNION SQUARE, NX" DALLAS. I LI ATLANTA fi TEX. st Louis. Mo. 11 hg.,iCy 8wnAWcisco.eq THE NEW liuMti SEWING JLV- CIIINECO., Oiuaua, Neb. HEALTH IS WEALTH ! C. UUHSICLL- HOARD OF 9UPKRVISOMS. . B.Todd, Ch'in., - - Plattsmouth Louis Foltz, - Weeping Water . u. uii:k9vd, - j&iniwooa CIVIG SOGI15TJ5S. (1ASS LODQK No. 14.1, 1. o. O. F. -Meets Veyery Tuesday evening of each week. All transient brothers are respectfully invited to "ifteud. I LATTMO UTH ENCAM PAIENT No. 3. 1. O. - O. F., meets every alternate Friday in each month in the Masonic Hall. Visitim; Hrotuers are invited to attend. A loolc through our Stock of Suitings, Overcoats, ' Underwear and "Winter Caps will convince vou that our discount ot 20 Per Cent From Marked Prices Uas caused the stock to melt away like p'eces of ice that quench the fire imparehed and burning palates You never had such values given you before. "Well, how are you getting 4n?" said a reporter to a farmer the olher day. "With the weather the best you could desire, with the corn all gathered, and the stock running in the corn fields, you must be having a nice time. Ate times flush with you?" '"Very true, we hav'nt much to do. but with everything we have to sell decreasing in price, and everything we must buy on the increase, the prospect isn't as fine as it might be. I notice that woolen goods are 20 per cet. higher than they were last fall. The farmer's cattle are almost at the bottom notch and still going lower, while hogs are getting lower, ana corn or the new crop is only worth 20 cents. Do you think that encouraging?" and he strode away with a shrug of the shoulders, as much as to say. "There's hard times com ing for the farmer, sure!" The above item appeared in last even ing's Journal. We do not believe the statements, we think they are made with out any foundation. Cattle are worth 5.10, hogs 5.20, corn CO cts.; this is as good a price as they sold at this time 1 J. 4 t . m lass year, iiiereiore ine larmer uas no reason to complain on that account and we have merchants in this city that are selling woolen goods today for less money than they did any time last year, and be sides that wo have one merchant who is selling all woolen goods at 20 dis count. If the Journal man will enquire into things and prices, he will find that the farmers' products are about the same price as they were a year ago and that woolen goods are cheaper. lie will also find the farmers' prospect better for the future and when farmers prosper every body tlse will prosper. Dr. Pillbags' Diagnosis. To Dr. Pillbags, Patrick came With a most woful face: Says he, "Docther, phat's your name. w in you place trate my case." Tht: doctor looked him in the eye, His tongue he made Ijim show: Said he, "My man you're going to die; You've got tic-douloureux." "AIy faith," says Pat, "phat's that you say l I ve got 'tick-dollar, ' oh! Yz lyin' thafe, I always pay Your bill before I go. I'll have no more to do wid yez. He took a dose of P. P. P. P.'s, And wears a brighter face. U.e Pierce. Pleasant Purgative Pellets for torpid liver, conatfpatjon, and all de rangements of stomach and bowels. Bv drugggists. Th light running Howe at Sherwood's only J5.00. Dr. E. f!. West's ei ve and r.'aln Treatment airuarantee specific for llvstena Dizziness Convulstons. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia, Head -a'rhe. Nerveoti Prostration caused by the use oi svtTonoi oriooacco, waKeiuiuess, mental lie predion. Softening of the Ilraln resulting ia in sanity and leading t misery, decay and death, Ten;t'ure oui Aire. I5;irrfinif mm. i.osh oi fnw. er in either sex. Involuntary Losses and fper-mat-rrhoea caused by over-exertion of the brain, gelfabuse orover-indnlirence Kach box contains one month's treatment, SI 00 a box orsix boxes for $5.C0, sent by mail prepaid or receijt of price WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure anv cae. With each order received by us f.r six boxes. accompan:ed with $5 00. we will send the purchaser mir written guaran tee to return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only bv Will J. Warrick sole a nt. Plattsmouth. Neb BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER. All work first-clas;' west Fifth Street. North Robert Sherwood's Store. riilO LODGE NO. 84. A. O. V. W. Me every alternate Frid:iv even! .. na.iaicui, uiuuiiurt are respeciruuy lu 'd to attend. F.J. Morgan, Master Workman J Aleets vuec v. t. brown, horeman : G. B. Kemster. over. -eer; 1C. A. Taite, Financier ; !. F. Ifouee worth. Kecorder; M. Maybright. Keceiver; D. li. Smith, Pact M. W. : !. N. Bowen, Guide P. J. Kunz, Inside V i;t-L. 11 ASS CAMP No. 332. M of America Meets -,-.,, i I) it.V WOODMEN day evening at K. cf p. hi'u.' am transient brothers are requested 1. 1 nu-et wiili us. h. A VaW,ma ir... ....... 1.1 . 1 .1 .. ... ' , ., ""',! i cuvi.iuw oiisu: ; 'j. i- .Mies' Bo0eck7Alerk.er : U' AV IWo' 1,a"kef; W' A" A ?20.00 Overcoat less 20 per cent discount means 1(5 00 A 15.00 Overcoat less 20 per cent discount means $ 12.00 A $2.50 Fur Cap les 20 per cent discount means $2.00 pLATTSMOUm l.oiXiK no. 8. A. O. U. W - Meets every alternate Friday evening at Kockwood hall at 8 o'clock. All transient broth ers are respect! utly invited lo attend 1.. 8 l-tfivrt KnriiiKii. w li Wilde. Recorder ; Leonard Anderson, Overseen Lnrson, M. W ULATTSMOUTH LODGE NO. 0. A. F. A. M, wf tits on ine nrot. mwi tii ri m,...,i.... iiiuniii mi ineir nan. All transient broth cio uic uuruiany lnvueu to meet with us. ur it. c . ' Kiciikv, W. M Wm. Hays. Secretary. VEBliASKA CIIAPTEU. NO. 3, It. A. M. Meets second and fourth Tuesd.iv ct ,i..i month at Shisou's HmII. TmnuoiAuf i.i... nvited to meet with us. If 1? tir,., i, t Wm. If v. Secretary. " ' ' This is the reason why we have been enabled to to reduce our stock, as we do not care to wait for cold weather. OUR STOCK MUST BE EEDUCED We will give you the same discount on all Winter Good?, Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers. What Am I To Do? TIk symptoms of biliousness arc un happily but too well known. They differ in different individuals to some extent. A oilious man is seldom a breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent appetitu for liquids but none for solids of a inorning. Uia tongue will hardly hear inspection at any time; if it is not white and furred, it is rough, at all r;vent. The digestive system is wholly out of rder .sud diarrhea or constipation may !e a Fymptom or the two may alternate. There are often hemorrhoids or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and acidity or flatulence and ti uaernes in the pit of the stomach Tb correct all this if not effect a cure try 'Jreen's August Flower, it costs but a trifle and thousands attest its efficacy. TJio latest Novelties of Neckties and Muiner-at Joe's; The Only One Price Clothier in Platr&mouth. tf The standard remedy for liver com plaint is "West's Li ver Pills; they never disappoint you. 30 pills 25c. At War- rtck'a drag'store. ZIOJJ C'O.M M A n DA l Y , NO. 5, K. T AlAMeets first and third vitioiuv si. V?$&2l- Vl.ltii brSther, 7,,- "j iu uirci, nun us. W m. Ilfvvs, Kee. f. E. White. E. c. C A? 01 L N j um' KVA L A KCA x VM eet9.iiie eeco,,d Hiid fourth Mondays of each month at Arcanum Hall. t o c K: N- Regent. v. ii i.x'n. rct;rtf tnry. Irencli Health Seamless FOOT WARMERS! AT Sherwood s. furniture" PLATTSMOUTH BOARD OFTRADE rvr1 VV Kobt- B Windham 1st Vice President a K Tiii 2nd Vice Pre?tdent vn', NeVilll Seeretavy , K. Herrmam Treasurer f. K. cnhi.. .., IJIIIKCTORS. r i ?:Illchev' E- yu'tP. J C. Paftersoe J. A. Conner. B KUnn, C. W. Sherman, F. (ior aer. J. . Week bach. McCONIHIE POST 45 C. A. rT" lAUTIJU - W. JiTT VBOV C. S. Twiss '.liiy.V.V.SenVoVv'ice A. P iTEs Junior Adjutant, y. M. i . , . .. , . .... v. iuo Asay . vdkksok Fkv Renrt Major r Vn r'KMAlr - - Quarter Master SergL ; ny r. veiling So Od EKp The Leading Clothiers, Cor. Main and.5(k .Commander, fi ko. Nir.Rs' rrzNKv strkight!! il.u.1 UIAUA. MM 'i MM Special Sale commencing November I2th, continuiiu THIS CENSUS HILL. Among ether needful measures which are delayed in congress by the partisan conduct of the democrats, not the least important is the bill to provide for tak ing the next census. Some exceedingly desirable amendments have been suggest ed since the bill passed the house, and others would probably occur to senators if they could get time to consider the matter as it ought to b considcrel. But the factions wastingof time by democrats over the tariff bill threatens to cut off much other work which is both practical And important. Oathiug already suggested is that the sensas thculd include a complete report of farm mortgages, their amount and rates of interest. Perhaps there is no other subject on which there has been more foolish misrepresentation than this, but tha highly inrlitjd stories told, though entirely without support, have found credance with multitude. A par tisan necessity has dictated the manu facture of these cxagerated reports, and pirtisan prejudice prompts men to believe tjiem, for there would b an end of the pretence that the policy of the Govern meit has b-jen disastrous to farmers as a cliis if it wro kuo.va th itth3prjp.irtion of farm land under mortgage had not hczn iucrc nel. It I established tint value of farm -property has materially Advanced, as well as the value of annual rd uction by agriculture. The only reply thai has been possible is the false jsncrtion that the farmers aa a class have Twing f nto debt. - 4 -htir Hint the- census Notice. -in ii.uiies Knowing inemseivea in- U-btod to me, are requested to balance their accounts on or before the first day mi .January isssi, as, atter that time, ail accounts will positively be left in the hands of a collector. Dn. Sciiildkxecht. Nov. 26 tf WHAT ON EARTH Is the; reason people will not, can not or uo net ;ee any clilterence in cheap nos- i-ii m .. rf. I . l I T , , "u"" j "t neap oonn nouses or irresponsible parties at enormous nrofits. rather than take a medicine of world wide reputation and one that is giving iinivers n satislr-clion at equal price? No nieaieu.e in the world is eivinir such nn- pnrallel.-d satisfaction for purifying the moon r.s liliUti S ULVUD PUKIFIEK & ULOOli 3IAKER, and every bottle that does not io its work will cost you noth ing. 1 or gale by O. P. Smith & Co., urugi!-:s. Send your job work to the IIekald EMPORIUM. Plnfltc m avi niuiy nuuin ana iviicnen MIT IT MIS The Largest and Most Complete Stock in the City. COFFINS. CASKHTS AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ummrAKm$ mom, HEARSE FURNISHED FOR ALL FUNERALS. HENRY BOECK. one week. n rk J I J . diiu Lciuies wrans Plnsh Cloaks and Children', AVear, Price 20 per cent lew the price oflered anywhere in the city. Examination iill prove slatcnlcnt! - - PLUSH WRAPS . Pf.nsR vkipji We have an im mense line and will GTWEW AWAY I The Ueautiful Engraving of the Celebrated Picture, discount same 25 per cent, as they must be sold before the end ot the season. Our PLUSH SE0BT WRAPS are elegant nttin.c $500 Reward. We t ;11 pay the above reward for any case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick heiduci: ', indigestion, constipation or rostiven-s we cannot eure with West's Vegetable Li vcr Pills, when the lirect;o;;s are strictly complied with, ft i . i , , iiil-j jjun-iy yegciaoie, ana never fail to give satisfaction. Large boxes ;o:ita:n: ig 30 sugar coated pills, 25c. b or s il' by all druggists. Beware of coHat-jr.w-its and imitations. The gen uine in ;'iuf.ictured only by John O. We & Co., S-i-2 W. Madison St. Chicago.nnd Sold bv '.V. J. Warrick. Tin: Daily Hkkai.d delivered for !5 tS. :iT week. COU: H! and COUCH! and COUCHJ Wh if in the world is the reason you wiil to igh and keep coughing and still keep trviny; inferior medicines when UE'iGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP will positiv ly relieve your cough ut once? t'l.t . : . , i "i" f " iiifvertising sciiemc, but an n inottgasesT nctl:ti ;., t. ?Ui ,-s guarantee if. ' Sold ' ' -ry --rr '-i'1 : Jlie 1 ' pair ? garments. We sell them at $14.50, .worth all of 20.00 (20 BY 34 TXCHKS), B-T ROSA BOKTHETJR, -mm ' l M i i 1 KS- 1 i Plush Cloaks we s!l for S20 sell elsewhere at $27. tfnOPlush Cloaks yUUwe sell for 25 sell elsewhere at $35. (WflPJosh Clof.ks wc ;)fRlseIl ft,r $40 Fell elsewhere at S50. Plush Cloaks we sell for S45 sell elsewhere at $00. A Full Line oto Walking J" aclsets old at the lowest nces. $45 TO EVERY NEW SUBSCRIBER 08 fjEKEWAL s'on the rakfcKLT Comfortabtes and Blankets AF.ne Selected LIds of from $1,00 up to S9.C0 a pair. Ue Lave the finest 15 cent Batting i the city. flT IJ N- D E R W E A R PAGES, OISTE S-ttJUR, $1.00 PER YEAR. Postmasters or Newsdealers will receive your subscrintion, or it direct to tho - , rem GLOBE PRINTING CO., ST. LOUIS. In Natural Wool. Win in ni house in the city, KulX CALL AND SATISFY YOUKSELVES. "S'oars Ccspcctlally, . llief-S HI till 'VtV,"uc I St ! crr-x:.... ,.cC liiJ lcuuiO e t lnrgi t"-thjt J 'Gur.itndi holde- v sivelyby r r -t -- c - I svti: -yia for a fcoL: pft th ni l V 'I nil t i