J ... . ... ,,. .... .: f3 frr? But "Was ieveir fts CJiCanIaClau gDCAP N.KFAIRBAMK r.- ' TO) PlatLsmouth Daily Herald KNOTTS BROS, Publishers v.- v. i) t . r NSW LUMB I. H. OKAVES & CO. dkam:rs in pine lumijeh, shingles, latit, hash. BOOKS, IJLINDS,ud all building mmcrial Call and see izs at the corner of JULUi and LJm street, north of SSeisel's mill. one block . w- , b,j,j hi Vr WiSi2irrial Everything to Furnish Your Hoiiko. AT I. PEARLMAN'S :KEAT MODEltX HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM Pufdlnrmd fcry Thursday, land dally eveiy evening except Sunday. leisleied at tlie l"l;tt tsmouih. Neb. pst ollcei.ir tr;tnirnis:n through tue l'.wS. mail a' second rn rate. Offleo corner Vino ;uid Kifili streets. Telephone TKKMH Foil WEKKI.V. One copy, one year, in advance $1 SO one copy, one year, not in advance ..... 2 no One copy, six lnomlif. ii advui.ee 75 One C ' y, Hire- nnnth. In advance. .. 40 TKilMM KMX OAII. One cii one yar in adv nee $ri 00 One em y jht week. t,y c.inier in" copy, per mont h AT Ml) A V, J ILY L'.), 1S01 Governor Hoies of Iowa finds it I posite of the better race of Kurope H-inn worn inaKing- a Ciinv;iSM ! and the d scoverv ienU to hroad,.,, against Hiram C. Wlu-eler. the f;ir mer candidate for governor in that Htate. liim still more an KX-SKXATOK I.NiiALLS republican to the core. Democrat in peakinr of om his recent utterances thinks needs a new core. says he is Tke r.lobe- 0 he REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. The republican electors of the Htate of Nebraska are requested to send delegates from their several counties, to meet in convention in the c ity of Lincoln, Thursday, Sep tember 2. lMUl. .a 10 o'clock a. 111., for the purpose of placing in nomi nation candidates for one associate justice of the supreme court, and two members of the board of ie jents of the state university, and to transact such other business as maybe presented to the convention. T II K A I'I'O K T I ( . M !; N T The several counties are entitled to representation as follows, beni'T based upon the vote cast for lion (eo. H. Hastings, for attorney-eti eral in 1S', ivin.y; one deleeate-at- lare to each county, and one for . .1. i"o . . i . . . '. f eacn 1. mi votes ami ine major ira. tion thereof: Till- increase in yoveriimeiit re ceipts in the half of Hie first month of the new fiscal ear is certainly gratifying to rei u'.lican-, and would be to democrats as well, if Hm-3- did not place party supremacy bove their patriotism and desire tor jdod -overiniH-iit i I. W. I.A.si.;, president of ;he re publican state league of .Ncbra.-ka, has issued an address to his fellow republicans congratulating- fli-m on the favorable outlook for partr success and encourag-ing-tlie rank and file to keep up an orr;'.n i;-.:it ion unl a live party spirit. .f No vvomi:k- St. Paul f,.t-i grieved. When she 1 1 1 1 l. i ( .!. u. census Minneapolis make her poKed 111 Jur nose and spoiled all the fun. Wii u -be sient .-(juie tfliO.OOO for a liltle ".- ;;!)" lb. -:i 11,,. sherifl iiiid the yovei .nr juiuoed in and threatened to arrest the toui:, St. Paul has about reached the con clusion that "this is no li-.-.- ,..,1,,,. try." Kx. DU N i I ! !. Ail;tiiii Arthur At teltipf i:aiii;er Knyd li!aiii- lioone 1!X Hlitl'- r.i''vn 4 Havinor piuchaMl the A. V. AVeckbach store room on south Alain street where lam now located I can sell oods chean nl tbo- t, t. .i. 1 " . . - - 0 1 iiptsi naving- just put in the largest stock of new qoods ever lironiiht to the city. Gasoline stoves and iiiNiituiv of all kindssold on the installment plan. I. PEA KLMmV. The Best is the Cheapest ments wh.oh he carries and heartily recomm.mds to his friends and patroul SlGtciniEci. violin s aiid Scliutlsr WAGONS. wradloy, iPsru. and LISTERS and PLOWS NEW departure' TONGUELES CUL tivators and Badger Cultivator. WEIRS AND BRADLEY STALKCUTTER, XT' XT' TJD TT" TT a mumT-kr. -. wj-xx, rAnmiina r Jbll JiN D AND HA- worth Checkrowers and Planters. HnlTalo. r.u:ler Lull Cass (Vd;u- Cnase 'Iieyenne. . L lierrv cl.-iv ('limit; 1;... Custer l):ik,t:i ... . Dawes I vson... Deuel ;ion Dode Doii-iia.s Dundy Fillm.-re Krankli-i . . Frontier ... Kui-hhs.. . (Jiiire iJa'rlield (Josper (irant (aeely .. .. Hall HaMiiltoii... Hmlan ... Haves Hitchcock ... Holt Howard... . Hooker .. . ., Jefferson ij:t..roi;Ni 1 kk. llj.l.-linsou. . . . lj Kearney ti.Kc a t ali 1 ;(Keilli ...... ... 1 Kimball. ... lilKnox f i-aie asler. . Cjl.i colli Lorin I.oup Madison Mel' elS'Mi. Merri'-k ance Nfinaha. . . Uekol!s oroc ! a; nee. . . i'ei !;i;:s ' ieiee fliel; M J. 1" .11 4 5 . if ! 7 Al O.N'Kofthe Southern orators Hie other day remarked, in speakin ,,f Jefferson Davis, that -Virginia will g-uurd and honor the remains of one who has sacrificed so much, not only for the Confederacy, but for the whole eountrx as wed.'' The g-eneral impression is, and has been lor some tune, that Jetferssn Davis was the luckiest criminal ever pro duced upon American soil. him aul makt American. In the course of his address (Jen Clarkson showed his own broa American spirit by declarinir that "Any enterprise which depends for success on human beings must have humanity represented in its standard Imarcr. (live Us breadth and increase the growing- breadth Oi the DartV. Tin- 1 ei-rn i I i 11 tr del. I of toe ivpuMuan party extends evcryvdiciv. Theparl3- isgiowini; more tolerant in every wuy, and w are ainin- many thou.aiuls o Irishmen, and tin-re are half a mil lion ol Irishmen in the democratic party that b. ion to us. I am of J ' 1 1 1 I ; 1 1 1 oi ininaini 1'i otestaut faith, but I ha e as inucli faith ami con fidence in the patriotism and loyalty of the members of the Catholic church as o any other denomina tion in America. Kvery battlefield in Ainetiia has been wet with Catholic blood, shed in deiense of the Republic." I l.ie.-e were sentiment.- worihv of the American and Cii ri.-t ia 11 jiairiot that (i. i:er;:l CJai kson is. Tliev in teiput the const it lit ion ariglit. They wake responsive chords in the soulr- of all true Americans, Catho lics and I'rotestanis alike. Tliev are .sentiments to lie men's hearts log-ether, to rouse enthusiasm, to ..... ... . . ieao 10 viciory. I J ley Were c ha I ac teristic of Get. eral Clarkson's en tire speech, ami mark him as one of her chihlreu of whom Columbia has good reason to feel pioud. Iri.-li v.nlI. HENRY BOECK Tlie Lenning FURNITURE LEALER A N D - :. -mi UNDERTAKR. 1 'iiPtMiitly ki-i-is on Ithiiil tvci ytliini; yij iie' .i t furiiisii your Ikmiho. COUNkU SIXTH AND MIN H'I'HKKT .Neb TIIK S T K R K AT IOXAL YPEWRITER 1. I'lttte I 7 Polk. 7jKed Willow 31 inCliaidson ... ClHock 11 Saline WjSarpy ... 3!S;uindei'H ... .... UjScnttV lUuff . . f Seward K she- iilan. ... 5 Sliel imin ...10 5 .11 i 4 .10 3 The IlKk'ALD expressed an opinion on this election of o-ov- emoi ousiness one ia- in advance of the Omaha or l.iiw-nln We thought an election was tin- callel for.'hence we have not been compelled to flop, by the crystalli zation of public opinion against our theory. If men thought more 01 principle, and less of personal pite and personal ag-g-randizemeiit, there wouldn't be iiuy occasion for so much hedgino- ami duplicity. ISICUX Stauton 3 Thayer n Thomas 1 Thurston 4 Vallev ...... 4 Washington . . Wayne ehster Wheeler -i York Total 54.". No vote returned. W M - it is recomended that no proxies be addniitted to the convention, and that the delegates present be authorized to cast the full vote of the deleg-ation. It is further recomended that the state central committee select the temporary organization of the con vention. Johx C. Watsox, WALT.M. Sf.KLV, Chairman. Secretary. I.v 18Si there were 3o",)00 pen- toners on the rolls, and in 1MX) there were 538.C00. The New York Herald publishes this and viciously adds: "These firures need no eo.n. iueit." Certainly not. They show that nearly 200,000 old soldiers re fused to ask for a pension, even when entitled to it, so long- as they were able to earn a living. Hut when age united with broken health to make them helpless they sent their names to Washington and received their pensions." Of-LY OWE. I here has be.-n led one new Summer drink hrou-rhi out llii-j sea.-o;i- li is Cherry i'ho.-phale and i.-. dispensed bom iin.wu ,V Darrett - fountain. tf Averts Pills Excel all other as a Liuidy rafwTicliic. Ttwy are suited to every outturn tiau, old &ud young, nnd, luting sugar-coated, are nfrjt able tt Like. J'urcly veirtiljU;, tlusy luare do ill effects, buL KUoiiKUicn and rugulatu .he stoiunch, liver, a.u.1 U-w4, and rton) every organ U ii.t normal unctkui. For uao either at houu or abroad, 011 lajid or sua, tbese I'ilU Are the Best. "Ajrer's Pills bare been used in my f.vnfly for over Uiirty year. We ftiul them an ex cellent medicine in fevers, eruitive diseases, arwi au niiioux irouoies, and boJdom call a pbysicinu. They are almost Uie only pill used 111 our neighborhood." Hednion . Comly, Itow Ijuiduig l O., W. Fclicuuia Parish, La. " I have ten in Oils conntry eight years, and, during all this time, neitlier I, nor any member of my family have used any other kind of medicine than AVer's Pills, hut thee we always keep at hand, and I should not know how to get along without tbem." A. W. Soderberg, Jewell, Mass. I have used Ayer's Cathartic Pills a a Family Medicine lor S5 years, and they have always given tiw utmost satisfaction." James A. Thornton, Bloomington, Ind. "Two boxes of Ayer's Pflls cured me of severe headache, from which I waa long a auflerer." Kinina Keyes, Hubbardstovrn, M;iss. sti-ietlv first i-ia-s inai-lilne. fiillv w;irra.ir- M-I.l.. f..l.l .!.. ...f.' I....'. I..ll..il1 ... . .(.,. "in i" 1111111 1 1111 .jr -killed vv.irkin. il, a; d with the best tools tl.at ':.c i-vt'i ne. -ii 1 -! ior ui'' iurMise. war rai.ted t' do all that can be reasonably ex -necteii of the ver) In" I typewriter extant. ai'.ible o' MiHiii;' .ii words it III ill II te-or more according to the ability of t ho operator. r 9 -2 f i" , - '' I l PKSCE Sl((. iliiicnis !. ag"nt 111 your town a.biiesi the 111 niiiai'l 1111 f. TJIK I'1JI! M'F'U CO. ents wanted Parish N, Y. K. li. HKKLKMIKK, Agent. I.iiie.jlij, Neh, nty Surveyor ANJi CIVIL ENGINEER. wii 11 orders left with County Clerk receive prompt attention. OFTICL- IN COURT HOUSE. A cablegram from London makes much of the statement that business property was recently sold m the Knglish metropolis "at ! the rate of 2.r00,000per acre." Chic ago is only half a century- old. but the Kng-lish boast is dwarfed by re cent transactions in realty'. Tin .HaHdlt the iinetoi Busies, Phivtou. Carts, Sprinc Wam and rM'-iT" -L Parriutuc u,,J..fL t.:..i...a. . M,J''e ihi. Ana Ocean Uuildiiig stands cost 7.o00 per front foot. This would "mean Ml QO.IDEf Carriages andotker vehicles that are IiianufacttMeti." The St. Louis papers are making a vigorous complaint against swine of their citizens going to New York and Paris to trade, especially in carpets and household furniture. Nobody seems to be happy. We had supposed that when JMatts mouth people went to Omaha to trade they were alone in their vil lainy, but now we are told St. Louis is afflicted even worse. We should take comfort from the fact that our folks trade in Nebraska and don't g-o to New York and Paris as the St. Louis people do. Ayer's Pills, rRKFAEEn BY Dr. J. C. AYEK St CO., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Dealers Ui Medicm. j9HILIP TH EI ROLF Has Opened up The Fii.esr.. lean. st, Co.-icst- SALOOIsT IN THK CITY Luthv Ml Yard THE OLD RELIABLE. wines The largest line in Cass County, ot double and singlo harness at prices so low that it will pay you to come i0 miles amf inspect tock before purchasing elsewhere. DAVID MILLEii an experienced workman lias charge ot our harness shop. FredGorder, Plattsmoutii and Weeping Water F Q yrW oV GO WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANI) A Full and Complete line of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Oils. DSUCGISTS SUNDRIES AND PURE LIQUORS Proscriptions Carefully Compounded t nil Hours at a rate of $S.la7.aO0 per acre. This sale created so much of a stir that Fred Leslie, the Knglish comedian, nightly sighed for "a scarf oin mounted with a lump of that corner- lot dirt. The northeast corner of Clark and Waskington, where the Keaper Uloc 1. stand, was recently- sold for $lf.O per square foot, and the northwest corner of State and Madison for 92. lioth these sales would mean over $i.(";3.L3.) per acre I Inter Ocean. HIE sound money principles will ilgillll in OHIO. -NOtlllllg- is more certain. That state has g-one through more than one fight on the fmanical question and the wise leadership of John Sherman has always resulted in victory for the right. Governor Campbell free silver platform is sufficient to con demn him and his party at polls in October if there were no other is sues. The home of the man who brought about the resumption of specie payments, 111 tne lace ot a The Herald has always had a hiirh reirard for lu)m ' " j " Watson but we believe he made a mistake when he stirred up partv politics by projecting this "gover nor business" onto public notice. He claims to have been moved sole ly by the demand which came to him by letter from leading- republi cans all over the state. The public would like to know the names of these "leading- republicans" (r) who have been stirring- up the chairman of the state central committee, as there is a lingering doubt in the minds of the people as to the de mand having- come from more than three or four men, and some of them now refuse to stand by it. Give us more data major, and let us see wiio wants an election held fcr governor this fall. Where may be found choice liquors and cigars. AN HK I' rSKKgHl'SCl I HKICK. A X O MASS' ALK WII IT K LAHKL always on hand. t'OKXEK OF .MAIN AXI) FOL'k'TH ST. ii. L niEEIAN k SON PIHF LUMBER ! 8hinlo8, Lath, Sash, Doors, Blinds Can supply everw demand of the city. Cull and get terms. Fourth street in rear of opcm houHe. H V VT'v! 1,,Kk' ' ';T. net on 7 . ' J i) my 1'orsvt. 1; Its Brnshf , ("nil -rs & medieine -'uinnlfu fr.. . ritu h.w I.,. Brid'iean. 371 H'wuy V Y. .dJPJLRE Package nutkm gallons. Oalieioaa. nMrfclraa and Book and cards sent tHHB to an one wnH.n. ddree. to tteO. . UffiliS OOl. fSiuSphSi mm PARKER'S m HAIR BALSAM Cleanse and Wat. lie the hair. Pal la to Bestore Oray Curen Kt.p divtM tc hair imttuut JJ ... T. 1 ... A. rv - . P. J. HANSEN DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY GK0CEK1ES, GLASS ASU QUEENS WAKE , m m it 11 1 w TH r POSITIVE CURF. ISLY BEOTHERS. M Wimn 8t,New York. Price 60 eta SIP PRESIDENT OF THE LEAGUF. The speech of General James S j Clarkson at the reception tendered ! him 011 his safe return from Kurope ' had in it that broad spirit and true American ring- which touches men's hearts, if heart they have. As President of the National Kepub virulent democratic opposition will ally attracted attention in advance as reflecting- the spirit of the great national organization of which he is the head. He came back from his Kuropean trip prouder than ever of America and American institutions. As he happilv said, the American who I iroes abroad to studv other nations ' finds that the American is a com- .:-5tf: , - :?"-' ,iT il"v' e,'1,!t"". i'ai.i.lake in time. V.cta. - i W ...-f t'OrJi'. T'ie on? v mirt car for Com. " : - i ' .-.;.., or UifCoX CO., if. y. Flir "Eil Fid a spBdaily 1 not g-o back on him now. Campbells defeat resolves itself into a ques tion of how emphatic the level headed people of Ohio wish to con demn the relict of greenbackism I and free-trade. It was a grand rain that fell in great abundance this morning-. Di. Gicsvenor's Bell-cap-sic n otmnrT,ii.s PLASTER flliMimitini - ' - 1.. 1 1 j 7Y "" yiVUIl-BUU I IXLU IAafO c i..riH.re . tlie Puhle Silicited. I JOHNSON BDJLDINGfN SiltH St Mm CHtCHESJtfrs English. Red CR0S3 DAMcmo Brand ; .,2 'L .V'I:''':,- Tbr oalr Pafa, Snrn,u4rdtiU Kill o. -l. ' - " 'or V.MTJkaxw- JcnahA lunuuL UramA. . n ... . .,.J . : . ' " .'.r-3'..-' " Tt.Cc aa M LimA. Return JUxuim. ' SM-S k. u ' ' 'TV'' CWlCNr.TCII CMCMICkt CO.. WiTh. 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