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THE DAILY HERALD; PLA1TSMOUTH. NK T. i : A S ! ' A . I ! ! I ' S I ) A V, FEB XI UA 11 V 7, IS.,.
The Plattsmouth Daily HcraiJ.
KNOTTS T3T&C S.',
Publishers & Proprietors.
TIIK I'LATTS.MOOTII II KKALI)
I published very evening ricept Sunday
ami Wekly rvery Thurnlay mornliiK
terI at Him Mtt'tle I'lattMiioiilli. Nebr..;i
HHcoml-rl.tiK matter. Oillce corner of Vine and
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THKMS rOK DAILY.
One copy one year In artvaiioe, by malt. .-.$( to
One co,y per month, by earner, f0
One copy per week, by carrier i
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One 0"rT " year. In advance f 1 TP
One copy el nionrhn. In advance 75
Our Clubing List.
Wfkkly JIkhai.O and N Y. World...
,N . Y . 1 1 ilium;.
Omaha l:- 'i
N. Y. Frees !i
N. Y. I 'oft . 2
Harpers' Alanalne 4
Weekly. 4
i;:iar... 4
' Yniilit; People 3
Neb. Farmer 2
Jemorest's Month
ly Mpaziee 3
American Ma'ine 3
The Forum 5
Less than four vecks from now Mr.
Blaine will he at tlic licail of tho state
deportment, where his views will "count"
he gives tha Monroe doctrine broader
B)olicalion than any mni connected with
the present administration, so the "war
lords" who are running Germany had
best go a little slow with Samoa.
Tub Hkkai.i has been waiting patent
ly for the mayor to investigate the doing
of Chief of Police Poisall in the assault
of Nichols on Mr. Hock and lilack. The
IIkrai.d does not wish to dictate how
the city government thall be run, but it
does demand an investigation on tlii
particular assault and the blame put jus'
where it belongs, and if the chief of
police U to blame to have him removed
from office at once.
Tub Yorktown" was put on trial tin
other day. The gun-boat will be tri.-u
in several different ways before the in
pecting ollicers make their report, bin
we ran a y that it will have no such test
applied to it as was applied thoso built
by John Roach. It might be well foi
this government to apply th.?ae test?, but
if they were applied few of the vessel
lately buiit would come up to tlmse built
by Roach and refused by this democratic
Administration.
Is March. 18S , when the present Ad
ministration came into power, the Trea
ury surplus was only $20,000,000, ac
cording to the present method of coin
putation. It is now about $.Ji',000,0 '0.
and is increasing. For many month?
after Mr. Cleveland's term began then
were no bond redemptions, and the ac
cumulations were allowed to pile up in
the treasury to an extent never before
known. For this the administration war
blamed, and blamed justly, by most of
those who were qualified to speak on tin
question. There were bonds outstand
ing then which could be purchased nt
par at the option of the government; bet
they were not bought until the gold
fund in the treasury iar exceeded the
amount which republican financial officers"
in the preceeding administrations had
deemed sufficient to meet all requirements
The next administration will undoubted
ly purchase bonds more freely than is
now being done, and keep the surplus
from going far beyond present figures,
which are much 1-nver than the average
for the past year and a half, for at one
time in thid period it amounted to $110.
000,000. However, the duty of lessening
the revenues is still as urgent as ever.
Globe Democrat.
AO SECTIONAL POLICY.
As long as the race question is forced
to the front as the leading it-sue in the
South by the republican party, there wtil
be no material division among democrats
upon other questions.
If the industrial policy is carried out
by President Harrison and the republi
can party the color line will disappe- r
from politics, and the people of tie
South will be free to express themsi-lvs
and differ upon questions of administ ra
tion, tariff, of revenue and of finance
without the shadow of the color line sq
pearing upon the political horizon to
disturb them and make them afraid tl at
division means defeat and a dominate n
in our political affair that the S-.juth c:.n
never submit to.
This apprehension removed, we ki ow
of no reason why the protection sstit:
ment of the South, and its con vieiit ns
upon other questions w'lere th -re ire
d (Terences of pinion, fchoul I not I e
freely and boldly exprissud.
The Chroitif; in tin: face of a li ost
intolerant opposition, has not ! sitated
to c -tnmil itself for t!i: rrp'-ni of tl.e in
ternal revenue svstC4-aiid th'.' p:o'.tction
of American itnlutri' s. We b,.l;evc all
the revenue. needed forth; sup: oit ,f
the government thould be colli f ted at
the cufon lioii t of the country fioin
the duti' s upt-n i.jijrt. And we be
lieve that t he duli s should be n-t l.-'sd
ms not only t yA 1 rvvenu-. hat u
teeti :i to nil I giti;ii it" Ani' ncun
.gts. Au;ti"--- "hronicl".
lut r-
The Wki.ki.y Iluow.n -nt on" ye r
free t Aiiyoii': nvnding ut twoytarlj tul
itctibcrs to the WtfcKLY HfcllALD.
'iliu Alldr tltl.:i.
Arr-jiiiitiLr to l.'i (Jactta (Jeo-rrr.-
! piiiipi? I he Coeilil l-ra of tinj At Alt -sure
I gni-.1i ally Mnl.in:,'. In IT; ilia city
Of tjnilo Was '.,.. !- le f t al.oVi sa l:VCI ;
in 1M". it v.::s only trrO; in 1 1,
y,r!;7, ar.d sc n ly 'J,V:o in ISilo. Tliis
;:i:!i'j nl -i loa lowei ingf To feet in 1.'
yc:iis, or nl tin; into of about 7J iin lics
per annum. We mn ul-.o told that the
farm of Antisanu lias sunk 1C." l t in
01 years, or more than feet jer an
num. This is tlio highest inha!itcd
spot on the Andes -ahont 4,01 10 feet
bight r than Quito, the highest city on
the globe. The peak of Pichincha
was, according to the .same authority,
21 N feet lower in 1 Ml? than in 1745, a
sinking of nearly 2 feet per annum.
Assuming the accuracy of these
figures, they present a curious geolog
ical problem, i-.-ecially us tliere is no
record of a con espondiiig cliang'J at
sea level or at the foot of these same
mountains, which descend rather
steeply to the Pacific. If the plasticity
or viscosity of the earth's crust be
such as I have contended in maga
zine, it follows almo.st of necessity
that such 11 mass of mountain land as
that in this region of Quito and Chim
borazo must Ikj squ zing itself down
ward into the suberust of the globe by
its own enormous weight. Although
the highest of these peaks is not quite
so high as the highest of the Himala
yas, Ihu concentration of elevation in
a given ana, or, otherwise staled, the
m::.-.s landing above mm level in pro
portion to the base on which it stands,
isgi cater than vim be found in any other
pai t of th? world, and its down thrust
is similarly pre eminent. !Si:ch down
tiqui'i-zing and sinking must be ncconi
pauied with con v.- ponding lateral
thrust or elbowing that should pro
dace earthquake di.sturba.Kces on every
siu-. The facts fully satisfy 1 his re
quirvinent of the theory, as t!:ectun
iy till around tho region is the very
lather!. 1 !:d of earthquakes. C; en tie
man's iiaaine.
Tlicutrtt Ooci'H ".VIM S: y A::i 11.
The P-oslon Ilensld make a sug-es
ion whi'.-Ii ought to b.1 :;UopU-d. Il
::t.'.vs out a hint to t'i'.-;.t"e managers
!i t t!:ey a 1 -i, ".il;. lit. n, and
.: .::.. : their p.-ogramnie.i, which
!.: :; il t!:e;.li-. -li-.:!.-. iU fo;- the
.' its: t li e-;.;-.! iclieve it
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...: ;t i : i.ie! in'erval be-
- :.;. i l!:" j'a-.y. K cry t!;: atre
. ;!! ::y :u:i :i I 'i'he I lerah'.'
. .-:;.!!!. 1 :- 1 1 t- a t ii .-s;!::.' J'!,j
. I.!.-. I ih ' f: :::;-.' o! $ .uing f.r tve
:: mid :i l:. !f in a thes.t.e ch:ur.
. i:. ! may t ho nto;;1 l!i.:i ; i:;t?rt
.: .!.' : t the out: ; t. but whicli grows
!,? r.f.d ha:i!er .s the ):iy pro
-re -.es. t heat re going become unaw
!ti5 ias!:, instead of a pleasure.
A certain portion of the ardinei.
no doubt, would had with deli;; i.t the
::dt'-;tion of The !ieia!dV. s?i:r'"eli'-n
in a. ert:'.in seuve I'-galk.ing ".-(.ei-'ig :.
i:!;1.::" between th- act-., but, jii the
other hand, it would relieve frwin sus
picion those wiio lual a 'iiang;' of ix-
sitioii actually necessary; and tince
ri-.ii'ganil lvmainingstaiuiiu;'- between
tlio acts is too conspicuous, they can
only tind relief in gomg "ut bit ween
the acts, horribly cou -eiuuri t!:rtt all
their acquaintances i:vj wond.erinu
wbiil lliey will d:ii;!c. Thu op;:-;:
tui'itv which such a regulation would
urord.
of tnoving about and seeiur
oiiis-i friends. woi.J ! ce: luiniy nc t
!ra t from the uttcndo.neo .t the- thea
tre. There are several piui.s 1:1 i;
wr: ;!iy t!;e con;iIi ration of. managers
-V. orcei.to." Herald.
Tho Sti'Jrj t-e.itls u liu'.'iy Life.
-rereat L'.tlian isc:ie.-f the tuost
:s'."..--.tic e';e:-,s a!::ateu!-.i iii Hurope
:ii pbiy the g-aino for hours with
:.U l iai-.;iiii, and v. i'l !!'t allow
mu'tcr f iitato t; imerfero will.
io' !-. ;ri iu which at the lime he i
j. iii j minis! :rs often liv.C
ives unaoio t-.
)?rt)aeh the
r.u rial prtsencc, for the ivason thai
lie Milian is deep in a game. They
t:d their statecraft have t; wait until
iic sultan has checkmated his adver-;-.iry
or decided on the ne::t move
Abdul Humid has his own court chess
;d:'.ver, a Hungarian, who receives a
liaiivlsome salary for letting the sultan
.v i 1 1 n few games oii" him each day. Il
is : - :id that the present court chess
man's predecessor u'as dismissed from
ollce because hen u.'enerously insisted
;n pi'.'iiting by i.is fcupcrio: sir i i 1 an;:
-.' -. !:!?-'ited bis imperial nntagotiLi
ve.y time. The 1 iuujrarian master,
ihus -fore, I'lays a very poor game to
the : ultan, and makes a point of look
ing .-rest fallen at tech defeat, whereat
the thirty fifth representative of the
hou -li of Othman crows with delight
and claps his hands- London Life.
Tl.oKiit lie Was Advertising;.
"I remember," lie continued, "when
I was sailing on Iike Uutat io, years !
ago. our vessel had an apparatus for
lov. i.ring boats that was invented by a
Li:I;':.!oman- he was a shoemaker, hut
1 forget his name no7, though I have
often seen him in Puh'uio since then.
The oat was lowered by a windlass
?i;U there was an autom: : lie device for
n ! using it the momeia it touched
w:.t-i One day there was a yell of
?Ian overboard i' 1 was at the engine
and promptly reversed. A c-eepi-eof
clu.i-.s wen thing after the man. In
jus' three minutes tie- man was
( !"!- 1 up. in twelve minutes the a.-v:
of boat v.vre beck on de-.-k :.!: ! ilie
vt . - I was on its way .-.gain. (.Mtieln .-t
w ; !: I ever saw oe la ;. id of. Hut our
ca te.in vas in a lege. lie kie'e-.l iho
in; n out i f the iiribohe, wl.. re he was
evl.iug d,kd. Th-.uv-ht I,.- de. pj.d
v-. r t' advertise the sl";--;ue ::e; '.; dc
vi'. e. 1 p:.e. lUt il i.ever ::;:.e
int g nt iul u.-o that I've h-ard. I't r
ha; ; !.- -a. u:-e it co.-.ts tomtthii;.'"
IJu..':.b i.'c.v.-j.
Gar aomirelion of a fiiiu' as men
l( "..i( ::si:;ii iicai'i r acquaint.! nco v. ii!i
in ru. :in(l v.e t !i!oni litar of a t ( Ic-Likit'.-J
K i.-'di vitl.a;t a ca'a.!' ;,:!. of
son.n liotoiious v.c;ikiii...A .s m;iI iu
li'iiii.icsv, - Ai!'.ii.;on.
III'! f.d'l iinl .Silver lu ion-- '.", totlt
Pui.c- of C'utnlt rLiid -.v.'.;,!,- j
tv.xhc iuun aul tho jewel. are valued
a v" ''do in n ' J
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GOLTjSraiY Ol'KlGHI'iS.
rreasiirer,
nepiay treasurer, -Jink.
Ocjiuty Clerk,
econler of Deeils
X-l'UtV li''C"-i(er
li ik of oiKtiict Cojrr,
-lielllf.
Suivejor.
Atminey,
Mitt. 01 lub. Selaioli',
'ounty Jii'lce.
1. A. CAMi'lo'.l I.
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At.l.K S !U-.f s' ,n
M V N AHli S''l N S
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IIOAUI) or SUl'F.UVISOKS.
I. 15. TOKO. Cll'lll., - - l'1:-ttsl'(iu( li
Loeis Koirz, - Vcc'ii;ii;; W ii' i
V. 15. KSON, - - - i'. luw
fIVIG SOGLK'L'MS.
. A-iS l.ODOK No. Uii. I . it. 1". M.rt.
'every Tuesday evi'i.in ; of eaeli Ui . u. AU
r ii'rtieiit brotluis are lv-l.-cctluily ini;. i!
ilei:J.
1 1. A T '!' M ( t IT II K s 1 : A M 1 " M I : N I N. ::. I. (.
1 ). I'., meets ev'iy a:tern:t!e ! ii.!iv ii:
.ell iiidlitli iu llie Ma 'iii'1 liiil. Vi-.;.;::.
tr l licrs aru invited ! aiOud.
JUI() l.ODOK NO. si, a. o. te w. -. '
everv aliernai: i'ri.lay evi-nii u a! 'ii . n: 1 .
1 til. Triinsieal brot !ier- ;tr" re-peeo uily ii:
itedta.itteiid MiMUiei. Ms.-'.. r W ii i; 111 n ;
r. 15row n. Foreman ; tl. 'v-iiit i'. i-wi
it; K. A. Tai!t, FuiaiK'I'-r : - F. ll--!:-e-Ai.itli,
lieenrii-r ; M. A!a l-ri;:!:!. U-et-U-r ;
!K H smiili, fact M. W. : i. 2s. Howe 11, iai;e ;
i. J Kunz, Insnte V atoli.
1 'ASS OA Ml N. MOilK'IN V.' ! y ' ."-
' of Aineriea Meets e -1 ;i!;ii f-n: I :i M e
lay eteiiiiii; at K. 'f I'. halt All r. u. ss
rutiitr-' are reijiii'ste-.J In nwi 1 weii iu. I.. '.
scwco:i:er, Ve,nel:ili!.' '.-.ol ; !. , N..i
v 1.11 by Adviser ; S. C. Wilde, l!.m!i r ; W . A
ieck. Clerk.
I5L.VTTSMOUTH l.ODOK No . A. O. V.
- Meetc every alternate Fri-.lay -vi'iii".' :a
tock wood ball at o'cloen. Ail r r;s 1 . si. ut brel i:
is are lespeotf ally invited !" iil'e'ii i. I.. .
i.- rsim, M. V. ; F. littyd. I-i eiu;. n : S. ( .
Vilcie. itecolder ; Leonard Aiider-on, ' ;ve: -1 1
lSLATTsMOL'TH LODOL NO. ii, A. F. A. ..:
i .M. ets on till- lir-t and ilnr.1 .M'Hii;t. .
sob month at their hail. All loin-, -id i'i":s
i are cordially united to meet will: u-
J. (i. i::eii v, W. .M.
Vm. Mays, Secretary.
KUltAsKA C1I A i 't l-.U. No. :!, i.". A.
' Meets seeoiul and fonnil 1 11 :;i oi - 1. i
.iiiilhal Mii-oaV llitli. 'l'raii.iei. 111 1 ;sj . I : ; -:
.e liivin-d to meet wuli 11s.
F. K. '.V 1; I I J-, II. F
V m. ' vs. Secretary.
5S'. ZION COMMA Di;V. NO. f.. .
'-Meei first and I bird t-dnes-.i-iy ni-ji.:
,i ii mont li ;it Mason's hall. Vimi 1.1 in v I ;.e
.:e eordlitlly invited to meet v.iili ns.
m. Mays, F.ec. F. K. u i:ei t'. F. C.
1 AtiriCoUMILNO ln.'l. ltnYA I. lil'.'.M'
' meets the second and louitli ?.'oin!as .
ach month at Arcanum Mall.
it. N. iLKNN,Jeei;t.
I. CM 1 noil Secrctaiy.
PLATTSWOUTH BOAR S3 C 5" TR Li
I'l'esidelit
...liobt. ii V inil is-'"
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VV lil Nevtil-
F. I lei 1 'siini
F. it. Outlim.ie
11 Vice I'l'esidelit
.'ml 'ies l'resideut
Secretary
Treasurer
DIHF.i Tli:.S.
.1. C. nicla-V. f". U. White, .) C. l i t!.!-;..
i. A. Conner, ii. EIkoii, C v. Kiierniai:, F On
.1. r. J. V. vv eekbacb.
ItfcCONIHiE POST 43 C. i. ii-
1SOS1 I. II.
i. W. .Toiixgos.. C:....m't! 1.
. S. Twisn Kei!:r Vice.
a. j5a rics, luniur ' "
;k. Nii.ks A-'j- -
!ZHV Sl'KKIGilT
!.i..N Dixon 1 -nicer of I is-
Ciiaklks Folin " '-i .
IMimsM KRV Ser;-t V.:-
JACoiJ(iOnBi.i'..UA". . . .Q ;::r' ! ' eer S.-iy :
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eetinit Saturday evening
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CAPITAL STOOK PAID I1T, - $50,00
Authorized Capital, $100,000.
- - OFHt'KKS
I'UAKK CARtiUTH. JOS. A. COXNO :,
Pres t d e n t. V i - J ' -i J :
W. II. CUSHIN'.I. Ci'-r-ni. v.
DiaKC'ioas
Frank Carrutli J. A. Connor, F. ii. C.i:i i r : 7
J. W. JohiiKOM, Henry IHecU , John 0'K.. tf
W. D. Mi-rriuni, Wej. V. en-tca'',"- 'iV
11. Cushini:.
Tramiiiet? a (Jeneriil l'.:'ii'-:in I-u ir-ss
wiio havi any I'.ankin husiass to . is
are invited to c!l. No -i:'.'!: r i "
lame or small the ! ivs-si-:i.s, It
u'ill receive our eais-i-i ;e ! i i . ii.
aul w iiroim.se ai .vay eour
te. n.s 1 1 fii.; ii i oi .
fa;es. Certlilcates of he o .a -. :.!;.:; :.'
lluy and sell Foreii?1! Kxe': 'h.-.e. ;.u.
and Citv secut i! c-.
FIRST turiCri-.-.
5X -
OF FLu4.TTSr.iOU 111. Nk::UA:wvA,
Offers the very bes facilities for ti:? ;iro;
trauxiictlou o !eiri-lil'.t
BANKING hDci.
Stocks, Ronds. (Johi, 0.over:.H!"!; t :":'! I e
accuritlei" lioinrht and .Soln, !-", ss;t. rc'-j-sv.
ed and interest ii.llo-.veo time ' ri ii'
Cfttes", Irat'tdr;vvi,:fVii!;ahi- i: y
putt Of the Fniieil s;,i'e -; al
tlie princ: ::.! i.iiis of
K'al'UUM.
Collections matin & f r i:.'-!' -.
Illiiest market prices p vid fo; '.su:j
State 6.1. U C.'.;:it v I-...I r!- .
DTriiicron.-i j
JnV.n Flt.i:r,vld
John K. Clark, f.
S. Wam'ri
JollN KlTiCOF.RAt.il,
President. '"
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en Mi-. iii i l.y.-ov tv. iind t-cod ditrestion. a
fair Fki;:. l.,!..y.e:t F-.irit". end bodily health
and visriir w-.l! ..- --i slSilied.
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from the co:i:n, in jiiinjile, liie.tch. or eruption,
to the woi -t Sl i'i e'u 1. 1, or hloml-jioisoii. E-
veeially Ims it jn-.n-etj it" c'la-acy in curing
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Fever - Fore?. If in -j lint Oisiase, Serofuloua
Sores and S-vciiin'-S Fnlar-i-d Glands. Goi
tre (r 'lhick iNul;, and JJatinjf iSores or
Ulcers.
Golden Moticrd P:covery cures Consump
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wuiuh ti ul blood - j-iirifyinar. invigorating-,
B!nl iMiti iiivo m'i im i t if taken in tim.
For v:ik I.ul: s. si-jtun r.f mood. Short-
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Alii Llt'iin, it. .3 .k C'k.l.iO l.llltuj, Jkfe
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pronijulv ri:r ': tht' vvf-rest Cou.rhs.
For Tori-id I.iver. Uiliousness. or '
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In the City, which he is nivei; .
A coiiiplete line oi imiii
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SIXTH STREET, I-ET. :.Vi-N .'Mi V!.' J:. I I A TIM. I ', I . , : J .
Robert Doanslly a
Wanon and
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IT. ATTSMOL'Tn.
U-W OJT C?.l-2.
F -ronal attention to all Uusitifrs i,m. r
o my care.
XOTARY IX OFFU'H.
Titles Kxatr.ined. Ali.nci.' (V.i,;pii. tl, jn-
uuraace Written. Jteal IMaie Sold,
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THE LADIES' FAVORITE.
NEVER, OUT OF ORDER.
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