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About The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1891)
Plaitsmoiilli Daily Herald K. NOTTS BROS, Publishers I'ulilislie.! i-vt' Thursday, ;ind d.iily oveij evenini'XCfpt SundHy. Ki'Uisti'liil ;il tin- I'htl IS'iuMit h , Neb. xi.s1 ailloc f r t r itisuiis;iii t !i rni'-i f !t' I '. S. mails At H'-rinul j-Ims" rate-. nili.-c rotiir-r Vino :ml Fifth struts. T. i iiiiui- Tin; I'rrsidt'nts wonderful tmir across tin- continent was brought to a close yesterday by liis arrival promptly on time jit tlie city of Washington, where the slow oin down eastern people tried toerlij.se the west in the enthusiasm of .1 royal weleome. I M:l-i l-l.lt WRVKI.V, ' : " oj : , ':' .r, iii , i vi'V, !! yi itr. 11: :ti v.. ii e .. -i.-y. :i iiminl.r. in ;-.;ii:c,- . .. ' ! y, ti lie nti:-. ,,i ;:( nnce . 7 Kit .MS KK JlA!!. cop (.iic y,:- in a.lv .imv oni'-..iy pi-r '!. by firiiii- . . I Mi. ci;)y, jut ihiiiii Ii . . . ?1 r,ft . 2 no 10 r ro j DVEFT'IS E Ca.ll On JUL AND BRING YOUR ADVERTISE MENT iXdYoti Want to Sell lour Proper Advertise it. THE II MiALD'S job department lias been fitted with new ype and ie able to do the finest of work and on short notice. it you wAnt Kile hills call on tin's office and ;et our prices -which are reasonable and alike to all. are Please SXTBSOBIBE FOR IT Cor Fifth and VinkSts PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA s. rriM). v. may ir,. isn THE CORN STATES. 2 resident lI..rrisoii may not have snrpri -ed his friends, hut lie cer tainly has bewildered his political enemies wilh the facility, felicity, and practical sense of the speeches lie has made in his tour of thecottn try. That his utterances have been carefully and critically examined with a view to converting some sentiment or pharse into political ammunition may be taken for granted, though no one has succeed ed in convicting him out of hisown mouth. His little speeches, each dissimilar from all the others, have been peculiarly appositeand timely, and have indicated a knowledge of the conditions and characteristics of places and communities at once flattering to the people interested and complimentary to the 1 'resident Nothing tries the quality and char acter of a. man more unsparingly than the making" of three or four otfhand speeches every day that shall satisfy expectation without repeating the -ootl things said elsewhere. President Harrison has proved himself a ready man, a full man, and one of jreat mental re sources, so that the croakers and fibers who sharpened their pencils to UKiKe merry over his "junketing trip"' have been forced to admire the fertility and power of the man. One of the longest of his speeches was that made in Omaha Wednes day in which he sounded the praises of the corn ;rowini states. Having seen all the beauty and the luxuriance of our semi-tropical sec tions south and west, examined tin industrial centers, and surveyed tht mining- regions, uiulerstaridinir and delihtin in the marvelous re sources and enterprises and pur suits that employ to happiness and prosperity the intelligence and brawn of our people, lie returned to the land of the cornstalk with in creased affection and believimr that "the states that raise corn are the greatest states in the world." This was the lirst declaration made b- President Harrison upon which tin quidnuncs mav lean with triumphant brays. This decla ration, however, is the recognition of a fact that is incontrovertible, corn beiii"- a more important staple than wheat itself in the providence and economy of nature. The corn growing- states are in reality the most powerful in the Union, the conditions that make a rood corn raising soil beitiij precisely those that make the best general agricul tural and man developing- locali lies. iiie latitudes where corn flourishes are most favorable to the substantial prosperity of a strong', self-reliant, active, and aggressive people. The most populous, the richest, and the most representative states of our Union are the corn states. There is sound science in President Harrison's eulogy of the corn states, and when it is appreci ated more attention will be given to building up a home market for all the product of these states. Inter j Ocean. WHAT is this Denver Commercial Congress that meets in that cifv j iay l'.Mh'r To a man lids distance I away it appears to be a cheap ad vertising scheme for the city of Dever largely at the expense of a thoiighJlesr, community. Kan. -as City had a commercial congress only a motilli ;i...o and if lhre has been any benefit s derived therefrom we are unable to hear of ii. 1'..IN1:i;k- .Ml..c.l of the Nicara gua canal enterprse, is in New York Hehas been in (Ire town and on the canal ten months. He com plains that canned food grows hor ribly monotonous, but looks for re lief when the railroad taps iuteior. vi i ieMieiu v arner i'i nier lie sav 'u.nui s.'iiiut weni ' mrouirJi an amount of fatiguing exploration while he was with us that was marvelous for so large and heavy a man. J he C-reytown people said to me, when we started out on foot that they did not see what 1 could Io Willi him if he broke down, as he was too big to carry in the forests. Hut I told ihein he was not the kind of a man to break down, and I was right about it. He tramped over thirty-live miles on foot without showing an- more signs of futiirue than any of the rest of us who were used to it. AND 50 DDES Just the same ll I ill j III if fcf . S&XHfl W'A MADE ONLY BY N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. Chicago. TUT 1 fill ER STABLES. ' W. D. JONES. Proprietor. HAS THE FINEST RIGS IN THE CITY Carriages for Pleasure and Short J)rive Always nept Heady. Baufcof Cass Couuty Pi,l Ht'ilti n...4 L.1 i ' I . ... i'Kmi aim t iilii ailtrfJl,. f' iid un caiiital . . . vo. ivu. 'irplu" 'zb 00(i 0. II. Parnele I'r.-i.lent Kr;.l ..ni.r ViCfi ITesni.jut 1. M. rutfersoi, rnslieir T. M. I'attf rson, Asst Oivluer T I KECT.O K.S , Ii. S'Mitli. K. u. Vi)Mlhuint II. S. K.uuy and t. ill. J. til If I sou GENERAL RAimTCf: KTTSTN TR, INS A TED Aicfiin iiHfMrii i itAiiri.ut aii.ah'a.i .... ifiiuMi hiui iironiDr firTfiiriniiirivnti ti nil i.n i . . . . v. : . ' " .ur..i ciun u?i iu tit lift c;ire. Cor. 4th and Vino i'Jattsmoutli, .Nebraeki First atioaal BANK OK PLA.TT.SMOi Til, N Elili.VSK A F Q WiQW $ 02 WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANI) A Full and Complete line of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils. DSUGGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS Prescriptions Carefully Com pounded at all Hours" i'a;t ii : emit nl "iurulus ..v,0M).nn io.Mxi.or ' ini?rs the vry be-t fju-ilitit-s for the promp Banking Business tuntiei uouirht jiiid Mold. Of - i " v. v i Units drawu, aviiilable in any part of the L'uufs nwfj auii an iHe priiiPipiii rvns of OOLLKC'TIONS MADE AXD PIIOMiTLV BKMIT- TKU. aii?he3t iiiarker price pMld for County War- t aij i okdic aiiM i(iiiiy uunart. DIKKCTOKS .lolni Fitztrerald I. Il.iwk-wortb Sn:n WmuIi, F. K. Whi'.n i'rtUlTl't h' IllkVUV John Fitc;"ralij. s. Wauh. Pn-HnJent Ca-J".-.- EDMUNDS & ROOT Tue pioneer merchants of The Best is the Cheapest That is Why Fred Gonlcr alter 15 years of experience as th most succful Atrncultural inii)l'iiwnf. i1..ilnr m.,. ,..f t. ... i . . nu--.-3im , ' ' , .. , . . ... w.. 1-vu.nj ua ceieeieu mo lollowin-r ininl. ments which he carries and heartily recommends to his friends and patrons. EZetch.-u.ra.. 2olino and Sc2autlor WAGONS, Sradloy, Peru, and Deer LISTERS and PLOWS NEW DEPARTURE TONGUELES AND Badger Cultivators. WEIRS AND BRADLEY STALKCUTTER DEERE, FARMERS FRIEND AND HA M7KU " 1 , XT. ,Uim vncuivruwers ana l-'lanters. Carry a full stock of Rnerai me rchondiso which theysell very close. Highest price paid for all kinds of farm produce. Gen erous treatmentand fair dealing is the secret of our success. Handles the fihestot Bu-sieSj 1'hajtons, Carts, Sprino- , Carriages and other vehicles that are mSl! P"8' and GIIAS L KOOT, Notary Public Murray Xcb. The lamest line in Cass Countv. r.t fl,.,,u ..a ... , prices so low that it will pav you to come 0 i t, nVf ' ,mrneSS at before purchasing else vherl 1)A VF i tr' ' r , "d lnsPC(:t ock workma kas charge ot our harness shop. c'xPerie"ced Jred Gorder . ' t'lattsmouth and Weeping Water WHAT WOULU A YANKEE TAR DO? While it was, no doubt, a dis courteous act on the part of the com- mamler ot the steamer Itata to steam out of the harber at San Diejo while under seizure of our government, we are inclined to be lieve that the people of the United States would entertain an exceed ingly poor opinion of the enter prise of Chilian naval officers if an other course had been followed. Transpose the conditions, and con sider what would be expected of a United States naval officer if, when a war was proing- on in this country, and his vessel was loaded with sup plies which his countrj'-meii de sired, and a foreign government, ordering him not to leave its port. put but one official onboard to hold the vessel in arrest? If. under these circumstances, a United States com manding officer did not take advan tage of his opportunities, he would be generally condemned by his fellow-countrymen, and would be dismissed from the service, if. in deed, a much harder punishment was not meted out to him. Boston Port Be Duped There hare lately been placed upon the market r.,!-6 v ch,eP.r-p"nt of an obsolete edition of mta'w "rice CtioDary" Tbey 8,8 beingoffered By dry KOOls dealers jrwer. clothiers, etc., and in a R-vr instanetH as a premium for subscriptions tu papers. r Announcements of these comparatively worthless reprints are very misleading; for instance, they vf "an eight to twelve dollar book." when in reality from A to Z thev are all Reprint Dictionaries, phototyp- copiea of a book of oyer forty years ago, which in its day was sold for about ti.oo. and wniPM ma much u , 1 t-... -i . ... ; .. . . . . ' ''"r""' i'ifr, print, ana binding; to these imitations, being then the best Long Since Obsolete. Th. n . 1 m . r 1 . , . .... , -.'7- "i'f'"vU.u. iw" so-f;:!! i"ci newwordu which some of these books an-advertised to con tain was compiled by a gentleman who ha leen . .. ..... c (.uMnsnea re- rore Ins death. Other additions are crobablv reprints of a like character. The Genuine Kdition of Webster's I na. Iiritls-erl llii tinnarv . ;.. ... .t .,- me ouiy one lamiliar to this generation, contains over k.i pagof. with illustrations on nearlv every pa"e an l lears our imprint on the title page. Itis protected by copyricht from cheap imitation Valuable as this work is, we have at vast'ex- the name ot which is Webstik's I.iTtSATioAi i i i r . a n i . Sold by all Booksellers. Illustrated pamphlet free. U. & U. MbnnlAr.i & CO., Springfield, Mass., U.S.A. Everything to Furnish Your House. I. PEARLMAN'S GREAT MODERN HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUIH. Having bought the J V Weekbaeh V on south Mam street I offer my entire stock at a sacrifice to save moving. Mow is the tim to buy Gasoline stoves and furniture of nil kinds. Opera Houw Block T pi? A WT,r A run n L,i "J5 ruyi riVE CURL JbLT BBOTHXK8. M WM BUIlr ilTT i5 Herald.