The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, March 05, 1891, Image 2
7 ' (Kuccemor to U. V. Mai hews.) ( A III! V A ('(OII'KETK LINK OK Hardware, Stoves, Tinware Etc. Having completel y rcr.lcan n and renovated. AW now have as neat a hardware -dock as can he found in Case County. We respectfully invite the public; to call ami learn our uw-tliod of doinjr bu.imss. Hardwc'irc can he sold cheaper for cash than on time and wo are the people that propose to do it J. W. HENDEE & CO. Everything to Furnish Your House. -AT r- I. PEARLMAN'S C.RKAT MODERN HOUSEiiFURNITVING EMPORIUM. Under Waterman's Opera House .' can buy of cheap ff.r tpot cash or can "t'cnre what you need to furni.ih a cottage or' inanition on Hie I NSl'A IJ-MKNT 1'LAN. STOVES, RANGES AND ALL FURNISHINCS. Aent tor the Celebrated White Sewing Machine. t li largest anI most eiiiii!t;te stock to select from in Cass Couhty. Call and see me Opera House Block I. PEA REMAIN . Insure your properly against fire, lightning and Tornado in the AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Cincinnatti. Ohio. J Commenced easiness October 1871;. r t'liMis'iB-l evTV Th'THilal , am! dally ever venlnK?xcet Sunday. Ki-hIsIcumI .11 1 tie riattsiiimitli, Ni li. p-i!-1 1lci t tr t r.i is ii-" Ion t li ron ill t !n l.'..-S. mail fcf rnn'l rl.is- I it'- . 1 Ulli e rornrr Vine and I'll t li st i t-t-t s. ri'Ii'plione :t. in; Ms i i.k xvikki.v. ric coi'V. m' - ir. inailvai.ee . .51 ' if cojiy, one yar. t m ;nlv: m-e .. . ?ihi Hit "'. si imiiillif. in a l;iiir' 7" J.- .y. tlirt n'litli-. in ance. .. -10 THUMS KK KAII.V if ! one y -.11 III rtilV IH'i- S-i (HI Hie cojiy per tvt-k. I I' iTi'MT n coiy, per iiionl li .'.' i'A I 'K'SI ' A Y. MAK'CII lv.H !y Tin: I!i:kui is "lad to In t'.do to ort-t-t its pillions in ;i new dress; :ml th;it it v.ais. I :ii Ily iit-- !-!, ocs willloill saying-. I lit' proprie tors take this occasion to say tli;it tlley cordially th;nik ;i liberal ti I -lit: for a .support which justifies them in making- tin- neccssnrv cx- eiidittire to put Tin; IIi:ki.i typo graphically ahead of its coinpeti- lors. We intend to keep Tin; IIi:ic- U. which is the oldest paper in the county, in the front rank. And we trust that our oliorts in the future to publish a live county paper may meet with the same hearty support that we have enjoyed in the past. JAY (iOi i.li, the wi.ard of Wall street, in said to contemplate the consolidation of four of the larirest railway companies in the country. He is said to have arranged for op erating- the -Atchison. Tooeka it Santa Je, Union .Pacific. Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific all lin er one management. One th iiig- is very evident il such a gigantic sys tem of railways could he success fully operated liy one man. Jay Gould is the one above all others to lo it. CASH CAPITAL S3oo,ooooc 'Stockholders individually liable , under the constitution of the State of Ohio which together with the present net surplus is a net nuarantee of about $700,000,00 to policy holders. losses paid in nineteen years, (since organization) uearly tour inilli dollars or J. II. BEATTIK. GAXZAM GANG, Secretary. President. Win, L. BROWNE, Resident Agent, Plattsmouth Nebraska SO ASCRIBE Til S 1 S I a 3 9 DAILY AND WEEKLY Tin; most valuable possessions eft by General Sherman are snp- oseii to he his war meiiioi rs, which will soon he published as the "Life if General Sherman." which will, il s In lie vet I, V ield a largo sum. It will, of course, cover the entire hi-- oi ultlie late civil war and will mlaiii personal correspondence i n i , n . i i : ; 1 ; . i .' c a .. . .! , i . n, . ..-i fore inale iublit'. Shortly In-fore his death General Sherman placed ii- memoirs in the ha i:ds t I v mines ili'l slrr A Cu. A cheap edition ol the memoirs is now in press con lainiuo-:m appendix written by Sec r"tary James G. IMaiue. Thispopu lar edition will contain about '.H'O png-es and will be handsomely illus trated with steel plates of General Sherman and other officers, and war maps showing the plan of cam paig-ns directeil by General Slier man. I tie edition will In- sold al $J a copy. suit of the passage of this bill, ;il J though IwiIaiifl has not remoustra- ted except through its paid demo cratic heiichmeii. What are the iaets about 1 i i is la ii it nis t it a t that was :,iate b' I he del uocra t ic parts in 1 ."').' As usual e t r t h i ng- in s: ;hl was battered away this j i : I -. I ! i . 1 1 h a 1 1 ".'t-r d ut - a u I li i 1 1 pa t riot ic; a I id Li i la n I j;i t 1 1 a t s he V. a 11 let I. Here a re some o I t he term s til that treat : It provitletl that neither Kn inland nor She ('lliletl St a les slit ill I I e er obtain or it la i n t a i 1 1 exel 1 1 i t- con 1 1 1 1 ovi-ran ship canal that uiilit In built in . iea ra n ua, am I it was tin t f i -1" pro v it let I that i n-i 1 In-r con n t ri----shotild "erect i maintain an foiti iications commanding the same or in 1 1 it- vicinity I hereof, or oce u p or fortify or colonie or assume to ex ercise a n v don i i i i ioi i o er . iea ra n ; i.i ( ti.-ta K'ica, tin- MoMjnilo Coast, or any part of Central America." I he first opportuuitv lai" laml i nan io it;iitire tin- treaty, slit- tun so b coloni.inii' lieli.e ami llontluras, and by fortifying the Mosipiito Ctiast. It would intleetl be a nice jiosition for Great I trita in, toassiuue that we should abide by ant live up to an agreement which she ignores. No patriotic .American would ask it either. Hut it is peculiarly littinj that the democratic leader in the Cnitetl States Senate should take the side of laiil.mtl anil arjue aoainst his own country. His posi tion is out that should make the face of every honest patriot tingle with shame. Ami to think that a party whose leaders are so untrue to our government would be trusted far enough to have- a majority in the next congress is more than surprising. Osgood 5aitNick5 the fAyofvijE smT Sn IT'c. T-i-! F F.lnRITF T--r-sv As B V Mi' W ' NKfTURBANK&Co. CHICAGO. I HE W (LY HERALD ! EUaN a JLargfer Circulation than any two Drapers in the County Till-; a vera ire democrat ic slates mau not content with ad vocat ini; Jritish interi'sts as atrainst his own country on the tarilT. but he must needs be constantly' e-uartliniv the interests of Great Hritain in other mailers. Whether it be on account of the handsome sum of money fur nished by these foreigners to carry on the democratic campaigns, or simple love and admiration for aliens is unknown. The latest out break of this popular democratic sentiment occurred in the I'nitcd States Senate this week when the Nicaragua Canal measure was up for discussion. The canal measure is a bill that will authorize the rov- eriiment to assist in the construc tion of the Nicaragua Canal, which will furnish an important water-way between the Atlantic and Pacific. The bill under consideration pro poses that the iroveriimeiit shall Hiiarantee the bunds of the com pany that holds the conce.-sions from Nicaragua and Costa Rica, in order to enable it to raise the neces sary money without resorting to Eu ropean capitalists, as it is desirable that the canal should be under American control. There is a pro vision in the bill to the effect that the secretary of the L'nited States Treasury shall hold seven-tenths of the stock of the companj-. in order tt procure the repayment of any money that the irovernment may liavc to pay out in consequence of irtiaraiiteeinir the payment of the company's bonds. It is also pro vitletl that the government shall have the option of buyinr or sub scribing for any part of the stocks held by the treasury, congress beinir empowered to avail itself of this op tion at any time before the bonds mature. The object of the bill is to secure for this country a certain control over a canal which in the event of a war witli any Kuropean power would be of the first importance to The Secret of Success. F. G. Fiicke & Co., druggists, belieTC that the seen t of t-ucc tss lieu in perse verance. Therefore I hey persist in ke p iiiij the tints' line of pcrluinerirs, toilet uri ides, cosmetics, drtit-s ami chemicals mi th" market. They $periitlly invite nil persons who lotve pulpitation, short breath, weak or hungry spells, pain in side or shoulder, oppression, niht mare, dry cough, smothering, drepsy or heart di-case to try Dr. Miles' unetpialetl New Heart Cure, before it is too lute. It has tin; largest sale of any similar remedy. Fine btn.k of testimonials free. Dr. Miles 11' storatiye Nervine is unsurpassed for sleeplessness, hear' ache, fits, etc., and it t onlnins no opiates. ."j The following advertisement, pul li.-hed by a prominent western patent ai'. dicn.c limisi-, would imlicMle tli it tliev i uiii'U diM-uc us i ptiiiisiiiiif ill lor sir: "Do you wish to know the quicke-t way to enlea sevt re etild f We win tell y u. To cure a cold quickly, it im:t l tlcarctl litlor'-tlic cold has heeoine set tit tl in the system. Thid can always be .lone if you choose to, as nature in her kindness to man gives timely warning and plainly tells you in nature's way. that ua a punislunint for Sunn; indiscre tion, you are to be i.lHictcl with a ccld '.iniess you choose to ward it off by prompt action. The rirst symptoms of a cold, in most cases, is a dry, loud cough and snf ezing. The cough is soon fol io. vt-d by a profuse watery expectoration and the sneezing by a profuse watery discharge from the nose. In severe fuses there is a V iu white coating on the tongue. What to do! It is only neces pary to take Chamberlain's Cough Item ed v in doubln doses every hour. That will geatly lessen the severity of thy cold and in most eases wdl effectualle counteract it, and cure what would have been a severe cold in one or two days' time. Try it and be convinced." A) cent bottles for snle by F. O. Frieke & i Co., druggists. THE BONNER STABLES. W. D. JONES. Proprietor. HAS THE FINEST RIGS IN Tixn cr OTrnTT- -I 1 V l I Carriages for Plrasiu and Short Drivtv Always Kept Heady. Cor. 4th and Vine i'lattfiinoiitli, Nebraska Leave your orders with. the HERAXiD for JOB WORK your WILL KKKP CONSTANTLY A Full and Complete line of ON HANI) gs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils. DSUGGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS I'roscriptinis Cnjvfnlly C:i2poi:?n!el :t all Ihturs DESK MEMORANDUM FILE. NiRht School! At South Park school house, beaii.ning next Thur-day. the 5th inst., at 7 p. m. The common branches taught. Enquire for terms and full particulars of d3t O. T. Wood. Fred Gorcier. The king of the implement tiude in Cass county, is getting in his spring stork which comprises everything in the line of farm implements to be found. Mr. Gorder also makt s a snetinlty of line buggies t ai riages, and tingh; and diuh'u h .-.mess. Gorder carries the largest stock of harness to be found in the county; call and see him on lowtr Mniii street. Piatt mouth. Neb. t?tfcw-tf This tile is not a calender, )mt a record, where all suj.erir-e items can be recorded and each item, as consecutively dated, will take iti "place at the front" and stare you in the fuee. until such jl-m fdiall lave attention. At the tune utwritiie' letters relative 1 matters, dates can be fixed when th- matters n il! should such lettrrs receive vo rej.lv. Especially atlajded to recording l i fur in to important conio up arrjiin J O Of pin J lair chains, a spcialtv. Hair Work. tll kinds to order, tings, crapes, etc., Orders lett at Dovev's store or Mesdames Wise & Hoot, wiil be promptly attended ; t . or postal card to Mas. A. Knkk, j Hair-dresser. tors as appointment of I ire Insurance. S t avii'eiu tu raxes, i are Payment of Lit'.- In-; uranc ;tl tr-lition ! 1 opecial cllectir.iir, Prnii o, to ' et for suit.-, Kxoiratioii .f timo t,., i i . .. business men w no see these tiles, a a rub-, bnv tl iK'h mat,- reuiiums, Uenewal ! . or (Jr. I. ippeal, I'nce, with ink wells and full supply of !iif-:ii..i-;;! , complete. Parties do-irino; b,s ink well.- will do well to writ. hem. tii card.--- - $2.50 AMIss' Nerveand Liver PHIo Act ma a new principle regulating the liver, atomach and bowel? through the uerve. A new discovery. Dr. Mi lei" Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tarpid liver, pileu, constipation. Une qnaled for met, women, children. Smallest, mildept, surest! 50 doses, 25c. Smpl free at F. G. Fricke A Go's. A nice Child's Suit at $1 .00 at JOE'S, tf Go to JOE and lay in your supply for , next year. It will pay you good inter- ' est at the pi ices he is closing out his stock. tf SPECIAL TERMS TO THE TRADE, Taylor & Wells, MANUFACTURERS AND GENERAL AGENTS. 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