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learn our method of doinr business.
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tors tre not the only fools Jet. The
itleii thitt Mr. Kyle, a life-Ion"; republican
should le elected by democrats when it
was seen long ? that republicans could
not poHsihly elect, is so stupid that needs
but be mentioned to bo condemned by
every republican in the land. Our own
dearly beloved contingent, however,
judging from their acts ao far, would
have done no better; indeed, from ap
pearances, they, if the opportunity were
offered would e'ect an unreconstructed
I!:urhiu. If the republican members of
the Illinois legislature will now take a
lesson from the past and will elect
St reefer today it will be the first spasm
of sense we have noted in party nmnajre
mvnt for some time.
The NationalHymnfobthe Worlds Fair.
SANTA CLAUS SOAP
WEDNESDAY, FEIJIiUAKY IS, lHul
Hardware can
on vme find
to do it
bo sold cheaper for cash than
we are tne people mat propose
J. W. HENDEE & CO.
Everything to
Furnish Four House.
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I. .PEARLMAN'S
-GREAT MODERN-
HOUSE FURNITVING EMPORIUM.
Under Waterman's Opera House
Voa can buy of blin cheap for cpot cash or can "ecnre what you need to furnish a cottaee ofm
maneion on the IXSfALLMEM fLAN.
STOVES, RANGES AND ALL FURNISHINCS.
Agent tor the Celebrated "White Sewing Machine.
he largest a-ul most omvlete iek to select from in Cass County. Call and see roe
Opera House Block T A RT.TO A
1 HE SHERIDAN OF THE NAVY.
New York World: Porter was one of
the greatest sea-fighters in history, lb
ranks amoug the noble and terrible
figures that have dominated the ocean,
and have conquered its bordering lands.
since the. diys when Harold and Svend
led their Scandinavian hordes into
history.
Boston Globe: Late in life he became
prominent in literature. Few men in
Admiral Porter's situation would have
had the hardihood to publish, at 71 yeas
Tiik Cleveland democrats who have
been straining their necks, tumbling over
cacn oilier to tret into the silver coinage
sweat box, since Vest of Missouri it:
fortr.ed an anxious public that 0 rover
was for free coinage, are now perusing
me siuued proptitts anti tree coinage
letter with mental anguish, poor old left
handed in the rear of the procession
party.
t i-eveland s letter against the free
coinage of silver has very effectually
pulled down Missouri's Vest.
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Hill I lOSKS
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Svi -t l.md . liberty,
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Laii.1 whciv our fathers
di-d ;
L::i:d w I.i re our Mothers
r rii-d,
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I et ireeil'iiri rini".
.'viv ''..'Ir. e tiy tiii'e
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H.iil SANTA CLAUS:
Lit tireu i.Mrtais w-.ie
And ,;h-'L tvy a i.-lic,
l et Ir.r cleanness sake.
Join lin: .i'iaubL.
N.K.FairbankCo.
MAKER5T0R ALL
NATIONS.
WHilXHH
and
of age, a firat romauce;
but he did it,
of literary sue
Insure your property against tire, lightning
Tornado m the
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Cincinnatti, Oliio.
L CommeaceU Business October e7e.
CASH CAPITAL
and
$3oo,ooo.oo
Stockliolders individually liable , undt-r tlie constitution of the Stiite
of Ohio wliich together with the present net surplus is a net
ouarantee of about $700,000,00 to policy holders.
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J- N. BEATTIE, GAZZAM GANG,
Secretary. President.
Wm. L. BROWNE, Resident Asent, Plattsmoutii Nebrasl
no
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and with a high degree
cess
New York Continent: It is sad and
stranse that, while the country was ex
pecting to hear at any moment of the
death of its greatest soldier, its most
famous sailor should have been so sud
denly stricken down. In David Dixon
Porter there passes away another of the
foremost commanders of the war between
North and South, in which he won a
naval renown second only to that of
Farragut.
Xew York Press: David Dixon Por
ter was the Sheridan of the navy. In
deed, he combined some of the strongest
traits of both Sherman and Sheridan, fcr
to the former's quick perception of pro
babilities, intelligent urasp and general
energy, he added the latter a supreme
dash and the special audacity that dic
tates daring surprises in pursuit of what
is known as the "fighting chance." The
aggressive and the active, rather than
he deliberate and logical temperament,
does not always achieve the success at
which it a ms, because human foresight
is imperfect; bat its very audacity is not
infrequently an element that turns the
scale from failure to success. And all the
wurld love a tight r who takes ricks
when good results are possible, while it
wearies of him who waits for a sure
thing before he moves and acts. It is
said that Admiral Pi.rter nevrr punished
a man for excess of ardor or zeal, eyen
when it resulted in disaster, but he had
n mercy for slackness, negligence or
tardiness.
Xew York Tribune: Farragut vil)
stand for all time as the great American
sailor. Next to him comes I'orter. vet at
in interval greater in every dimension
than that which separates Sherman from
Grant. Farragut was made of sterner
stuff than his associate, and was cost in a
stronger mo jlu, yet none, not even he,
surpassed Porter in courage, in ener-rv,
iti resolution, in resource, or in a certain
breezy alerrncs that seems to belong to
the true sailor as the deep blue belongs
t the sea.
THE KEWDISCOVERY,
You have heard your friends
neighbors talking about itr You may
yourself be oue of the many who know
trom ersonal experience just how good
a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, ,
you are one of its staunch friends, be
cause cue wonueriui ining aoout it is.
that when once given a trial, Dr. King's I
JNew Discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble,
secure a bottle at once and give it a fair
trial. It is guaranteed every time, or
money refunded. Trial buttle free at
F. G. Fricke A Co'a drug store.
one oi tne uanusomest decorations we
stvr in this city last evenintr was a re
markable fine picture of the late General
Sherman framed in a ttar. No reter-n
ever passed the likeness without stopping
to a'iruire it. The picture is the proper
ty of Geo. Poisal) and was kindly loaned
to Wm. Weber where it graces his room.
THE BONNER STABLES.
W. D- JONES, Proprietor.
HAS THE FINEST RIGS IN
Carriages for
Cor. 4th and Vine
THE OiTlT
IMcasuie and Short
Kept Keady.
Drive Always
i'latthinouth, Kebraskj
The Kilty Hotel was the busiest place
in the city not only last evening but all
night. The old boys seemed to enjoy
their quarters and wera l,ud in their
praises of the nicest and best kept hotel
in the state. The crowds about the of -
lice reminds one of the old commercial
hotel at Lincoln during the senatorial
rlyht
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WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
; A Full and Complete line of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils.
DSUCGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at all Hours
The quarterly report of the Nebraska
Young Men's Christian Association for
the quarter ending Dec. 31st, 1S90, is be
fore us. From its contents we find the
receipts for the the quarter amounted to
$1,45..01, which was all expended ex
cept $(iO.(l. The total membership is
2,091. Lincoln has the largest associa
tion, with a membership of 450; Omaha
comes next with 445 members, Grand
Want next with 159, Fremont K8,
listings lOii aud York 92 Plattsmouth
only has about GO members, many smaller
towns showing a larger membership.
The Plattsmouth association ia in excel
lent hands, Mr. Sheafor beim; well adap
ted for the work, and what they seem to
lck in numbers they make up in zeal
and work for the right.
eave your orders
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VICIOUS IGNORANCE.
Cor,. Foksytiie has been vindicate. i
by the president for the blunder at
Wounded Knee, notwithstanding Geh
Miles' charges of incompetence, overcon
tidence av.d blundering responsibility for
t;ie death of many soldier and killing
f defenceless squaws. There maybe
politics in that decision, but it could
hardly be called good sense. Jour
n:il. m-
The foregoing fr.m the pen of our
bombastic neighbor furnishes a pretty
fair estimate of the democratic editors'
ignorance and dishonesty. Col.Forsythe
was vindicated by the court of inquiry
General Miles named to humiliate him.
I nat report was in due course of time,
forwarded to the major general in com
mand of all' the armies of the United
States, General Schofielc!, a strong demo
crat, whose opinion was published in full
in the Associated Press dispatches, that
the Journal man reads and from which
he learned that General Schofield had
vigorously- commented on the 'evidence
of the Wounded Knee fight and had com
pletely vindicated Colonel Forsythe.
Theso findings of the commanding gen
eral of our armies wm approved by Mr.
Proctor, secretary of war,5 arid that is all
the politic there was in it.' It only re
mained for a reckless, brass mounted
peny-a-liner in charge of a democratic
heet to inject politic and President
Harrison into the affair.
The First Step.
Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep. cnt think, can't do any
ining to your sutistaeiion, and you
w onder what ails you. You should heed
the warning, you are taking the first step
into nervous prostration. You need
nerve tome ana in electric iiitters you
will find the exact remedy for restoring
your nervous system to its cormal health
condition. Surprising results follow the
use of this great nerye tonic and altera
tive. Your appetite returns, good
digestion is restored, and the liver and
kidneys resume healthy action. Try a
bottle. Price 50 cents at F. G. Fricke '&
Co's drug store.
EDMUNDS & ROOT
Tne pioneer meicbants of
Carry a full, stock of general
merchondtse which they sell very
close. Highest price paid for
all kinds of farm produce. Gen
erous treatmentand fair "dealing
is the secret of our success. "
CHAS L K00T,
liolary Public
Murray Neb.
''. his Hie is not a calender, but a record, where all pnjen.-e items
can I -recorded and each item, as consecutively dated, will take ite i
fcTlfr.' fit" tlir Ti'fcrit'' uriA cti en In f?i 4"o-.f fi.Tt ciu.li -if..v L.l.r.M
n - .....ii. t.nvj rtan uu 1U Lii, I4J1L11 OUIlt liv.Tlli CXia&A
have attention. At the time of writing letters relative to imnortant
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mattei, uatea can be fixed when the. matters will come up again
should stick letters receive no reply.
Especially adapted to recording for future attention such mat
ters as appointments, 1 'ay merit of Life Insurance Premiums, llenewal
of Fire Insurance. Special collections, Promises to pay, Dr. or Cr..
layipent or taxes, JJares set tor suits, hxpiration or time toi appeal.
Business men who see these file, as a rule, buy them. -v
Price, with ink wells nd full npp!y of tnemorardiMii canis
complete. . . . . f'j.S"
Parties dosirin gluts ink wells will do well to write us.
SPECIAL TERMS TO THE TRADE,
Taylor' & Wells,
MANUFACTURES S AND GENERAL AGENTS.
840 IN Y. 'TAt9 Bulldinp:; Omaha ' AGENTS 'WANTKD
The independents have cautnrrd tli
South Dakota senarori-hip and in com
pany with the democrats have elected a
Congregational clergyman in the perso:i j
'f J. II. Kyle, of Aberdeen. From ap
peantuccs, Nebraska republican legisU-'
THE POSITIVE CURE.
I SLY BUOTHERS. 64 Warren BW Wow Tork. Pries MeU
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