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About The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1891)
1)1 L iausmouth Daily Herald KNOTTS BROS, Publishers PuOIUhsd every Thursday, land daily eij 'eventni except Sunday. rWiderrd at Hie PlatUrnoiuh, Ntb. post ':2oetor trstiiintUstou through tUe U..P. Jiails ftf Seeulld class rHtt'H. . Oitlne comer Vim and Kilin strvets. Tlepliniie 38. . 0.3 copy, one year, in vlnanre t):ns oiy, tm year, rot to advance, li .l-QU . s, moiiih.. In advance .. too 75 On e.aiy, jjtree in nt ha. In advance. ... ir.lS fob daili v One cop one yiar lu d nanus 16 00 One op" j?r week, by earner 18 On copy, per montb M MONDAY, SEPT. 7. 1801. REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. The republican electors of the Btate of Nebraska are reiieMted to Bend delegates from their several counties, to meet in convention in the rity of Lincoln, Thursday, Sep tenuer 24. 1SJ1. at 10 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of placing in nomi nation candidates for one associate Justice of the supreme court, and iwo members of the board of re , 'ents of the state university, and to wiicii 'r 1 mi fir fts ui maybe presenteil to the convent ion. THE AH'OKTIO.NMENT The several counties are entitled to representation as follows. being based upon the vote cast for Hon Geo. tl. Hastings, for uttorney g-!i-eral in ls'.n giving one delegate-at-Ini ge to each county, and one for each l.K) votes and the major frac tion thereof: rni'sriita. A.l.tin. AHinir AMWnpe .. H tuiH-r Hi.y.l Hi. unit H'Hiiie H"t liulle. Mr. n HutUl.i. .. hutler Hurt 'w lar . ... KFI.-ll 'll .STIK.S. . 1 i !.l,lin-,it, 1 1 Kfrtriu-y ii,Ki ya IVli.t .. :i,hitli ... 1 1 K iitiljif.ll j'Kiimx aii'-aiter li'l.i eiilu 4!LKin . . . . to; l.ul. , . 7lMa.lllll .. .. .... k Mrpiu-rvn... .. ..li'MenVk . . 4 :i! Ni'in.iha . . . ftl.Nili-kollll .... sUttue ... J t'awnae 4 IVrkllia 7; fierce ... IJiPliflim . .. 4'l'l;ttte .... 7'Polk . . .... 7 Kd Willow . .... .1 lllrhaidiOD .. ... Hiick ....11 .Halnie et sarpy ... 3 Saiitiilera .... Srott'e HluS . .. Seard .... S 'liendan S sheniian n'Shitu ... -i Stanton , . .. 2 Thayer .... 1 Tliiinin.1 .... i riiur-too . .. Hi Valley .... a Wa'lilnnton .... 4i Wayne 3i el-rer :'wiieeler ... - York leyellllfl herry UUv Cnll.ix t'miiliiK Omlrr D.k'.la I)ae It iwon K-u-l Ins'in . notice JiiOfla.t . .. Itiimly Killniore Franklin Frontier Kurna (late tiarfleld li, mer tlrant Iire,-ly H ill Hamilton Harlan Have" Hili'lirork.... Hill , .. 4 .- ? .. 4 M .54n Howard HfiKer '4 Total. jefferwin ' Xo vote returned. It is recomended that no proxies be nddmitted to the convention, and that the delegates present be authoriitod to cast the full vote of 4 V H.'I.A.rut itH It is further recomended that the mate central committee select the temporary organization of the con version. JohnC. YYatso.v, WALT.M. SKELY, Chairman. Secretary. THE COUNTY CONVENTION. The county convention is called for September 19tli, Hid at Louis ville. The primaries are to be held on the 12th day of September. The basis of representation is Iiased on the vote cast for attorney general at the last tstate election, ne delegate for every li'teen votes nd major fraction thereof, and one at large from each ward and pre cinct Liberty and Kock Bluffs precinct irs given their usual vote as no fair basis of appointment could be had on the di vision. Helow will be found the place and time of holding the primaries and number of delegates entitled to rep representation. l-UWIKcr, TISIK SD 1'I.AI r 1"U Sit t'rei k pre. at 7 p n. C.reenwnod 7 South Iti'iiit at 1 p in Soiilh H-nd 4 .,iu'siie, at 7 p in Haiii"titr hall 7 Wile l.ruve 3 to 4 p in Hill rlir,ol ! . 7 P.aliiTnoilth pre 3 p m l .ivl ir clnwl liim-e .. 7 fiivHiiwooS 7 p in town lull 3 Kiiiim I 7 in fVn ii ho.d linue 7 t'.'uii-r. 3 pin .'tl 'ih'iol liotisn Mt l l-a- in P "i M'!n.ireliool hn.n. .... )l . k . I fT .4 pin Al it'av rlionl limi e Tiptoti.n p III Tl.ll'a l A I'lillert ollics Kanle . .t .e Creek. 7 P III li A II h ill Wlllaooil !i W W pre. I to ;l p in r 'e wliooi rum r S A .v. 3 p III filter schni.l lioiew Liiierty.il pin t!"lo:i tliii"! Ikoiw II IrV'l l''! II" l witrd. enin..jl ehiiliilie' a a, ward vliixil htie " 3rd :tr4. IC'elieva liiwher nlllce .11 4Hi ard. V,.lti-ni",i",p liio.'k I' rvtlt toai l "'h ml ho '"i 4 WKi'.rrvi w m r a nn M anl J to a. si-lmiil h'HKe R "id ward ft to 4 eonnell rliain'ier l-il nar.l. ti tu i 1". Tidhall , ullem olllee. I) Tola! nuinlM-ri'I rteVuatea ''- I'lattsmouth City primaries or dered to be open at li o'clock in ami continue open until p. I NsTKt t'TIo.NS have been sent to .Minister Kgan to recogtii.e the cou-gnvi-jional government of Chile, but the question has arisen as to whether or not the new government will recognise Mr. Kagan. MiasTliU.1 (ikloi, an American girl, has made a decided sensation ii.-i a ' whistler iti tin Concordia theater of Hrrlin. The enterprising iinragrajlii'r will now draw. upon tU ..1.1 nmnlrl about wllistlilli: llirls and crowing hens for a scries of newsp ipcr jokes. P.U..VI K CuV has siJ? tiaol with The Jadic4 f-tJ.y- . . .! 1. ii n'l .. Journal wtiereoy ins aiiynv; V' 'Hrownies," which hi'.-J.j,' J1'1' '"' .Kit I so l,elong'exi;l.is'Uf.t.'I('iriial. tf. ,Coavract'i''-; ''' ,1,u (Vtober number, -for "'v M" drawn, Hie first of an entirely new series of adventures of his"funniest little men the world. The attack ou W. L. Browne in last Saturday's Mirror was uncalled for. Mr. lirownc is too well known in this county to need any defense. Suffice to say that it makes no dif ference whether Mr.Hrowne gets the nomination or not lie will support the republican ticket; as he is not the kind of man to leave his party even is they should see lit not to nominate hint; but if they do lie will be elected. The nomination of I C. KickhofI for county treasurer by the repub lican party on the lth of Sept. is a qy? it! tiie ri'r'i fi!r t !n. If IIt- Independent Kagle possessed one huiidrrth part of the elements that constitutes a decent man, he would not have the gall to tpiestion this iritninatioii by slinging mud. Mr. Kickholf's qualifications as a nholor are above reproach and he will be nominated without any re gards for that Weeping Water yap. C ouner Journal. AN OUTSIDE DEMOCRATIC VIEW Nebraska furnishes the best means of measuring the force and vitality of this movement because there it has"l:en wholly f'ee from complications with either of the two old parties. At The outset it there took the shape of an inde pendent state organisation for political reform. And in Nebraska today the numbers and aggresss iveness of these independents are Causing; the i ppublican politician serious concern. They are in dead earnest and will doubtless lie heard from in great numbers at the polls A Okxtle.MA.N from Illinois who was here last week tell us a good story on the downtrodden, bankrupt farmers of Iowa, whose sad condi lion is so pathetically deplored by Governor Boies. Thin gentleman wiis at Kairfielr Jefferson county on business late in the fall of last year, and while there learned that this county had voted fi.'i.COO in bonds for a new court house, and on the d;iy of sale, which opened at 9 a. in., $70,0 ,i of those bonds were taken and paid for before not in the farmers of that county. I'oor fellow, how sad they must feel, and how fully they must realise their desperate condition which i o much like that of their br, them in Nebraska of whom Jay liurrows says: ' No man could cniiliiie him self to fanning in Nebraska and keep out of the poor house." Syracuse Journal. . , OUR INCREASE IN WEALTH. The assessed value of all property has increased from $17.902.1J3,54 .1 in 1S,J0 to $il,24'.kfJ,J4 in 18'JO, an in crease during the decade of f"34o, .'rim. 21il. an amount equivalent to the true value of all property a returned by the I'nited States cen sus in 1H50 $7.12.",7), 22t. Should it lie found upon the completion of the inqury in relation to the true con dition of all property in the United States thai llir same relation exinls in lxy0 between assessed valuation and true valuation as existed in 1HH0, the absolute wealth of the I'nited States according to the Kleventh Census may be estimated Htr'.ClO.lXA'XiO, or nearly liX) per capita, as ogaint $"14 per capita in IHtiO, $7s0 per capita in 1S70 and fx70 per capitii in IHXO. Census Bulletin on Assessed Valuation of Property. CAN OFIONKENNESS BE CURED At Dwright, III., and at Hlair, Neb., bichloride of gold treatment for drunkenness is meeting with an ap parnet success which cannot be questioned. No hs than a do.en well known Omaha men, some of lliein actively engaged in bueinees, have already, as they think, been cured of drunkenness ly t.Aing a few week's treatment at Hlair, Whether the injection of bichlo ride of four times daily f.ir three weeks can permanently cure drunk enness is a tpiestion which time ran dc mon-lratc, and meanwhile physicians may dispute it, but all must admit that so farthe treatment is a success. o convinced ol tins have a number of well known ( hi cago men become they have formed a bichloride, ot gold club, whose object is to raise money to furnish treatment to those not able to pay . . - . . . . . I 1 f y it. V ju wrr,' iu li uiiun ii. is president" of the moiety, and I tu my of his associates are litera'y ...an "Tliij "ll,llll""" llltKSailKirV mn. mis ........ j so"i.iety" is attacking an ciiol'mous evil in very practical way It would be it wonderful achieve' ! . y nieiit Nf the nineteenth oentur) iffy die (lisea-etl nrXfor li jiiorcan j f 1 ?f( f i f. iv rtijoj.l.tti?T:iiiii.SJ., ..J ,'.'.rl'.' U. rl if,,.:- Vil.nV" uVSri-it.it., If it is oi.KW-oiui U" t. as ellei;livn.as-i;Taiineil u is a ureal boon US Jymfa'nltjrf World Herald. i Ntjw bni --New btoek. Llaiu Parinele has pushed his Ayij- to the front as a livery man by kSepiug notUinr; but the finest car ri':i"es and Infuuies awd best horses to be found in the state. Those wanting a satisfactory livery can't do better than to call on Mr. I'ar mele. dtf fv.li5' Nerve and Liver Pl"- i mi a new iirnieiiile nKiitatiiiu llif iiver, timiiHi'li anil Imwi'1 tl.l 0 i:i ' the i.ervt. A rn-w (liw overt. Ur. ililet illx ai i-eitiiy rur- iihu'i-n wi, Im(. ti"tt. liui'iil liver, Ijiiuri. cuitet'. (lation. L'ni'- (iiinlt'd tor mil,, wuiiien. rliiiilnn Kuiill'-"', uiud t, ur-t! no iluwn, 'i.tr S'tiiipli free ' F (i. Frirkr & ('' JOHN CHAPMAN, OF RAMAPO. Needed to Kill ln Felt Want Which III 1st Man RefuavU to KecofulM. It waa a lat boat croatting the Erie ferry, and there were only three or four passenger in the lueu'i cabin. One of them was a thin t-'iin wilti long iinmt dntter And a tall white bat. Altboogh there were many vacant teats, tliis pus tenger, after a deliberate Inspection of the interior, went to the far corner of the cabin anil ruit down in a seat next to a fat man with a big valiM. John Chapman, of Katnapor ex- claimed the fcpare uiau. "How are yon tonight?" The fat man lar a inuui'-nt at tiin Kjieaki-r ami then ttniil: 1 am nut Juhn Chapman, of Rauiujio but 1 sin quite well tonight." Not Juhn Chapman, of Itamapor a.ii 1 the tliiu man. apparently much n.r pril "Why, are yon dure'" Well, 1 guess I ought to know who I ami" exclaimed the fat man. "Certainly, sir, certainly; to l mirf!' repla-d the thin man. "But, merry! how c-'ulil I l o iimeli mistaken? Why. if I limi gone on with what I had on m mi ml 1 would have been mortified Ik- ydid uiPiisurel I wan to tan jou were John Chapman, of Kama;)0. "Mmlakr like that freqnently hap pen." aa!d the fat man. "Yes. I know " aaid the thin man. "It Is not the uiinUke I deplore m much The tbotih'bt of the mortification I wonhl have suffered if I had gone on and done what 1 had on my mind, and then found that you were Dot John Chapman, of Rauiapo, U what aunoyt me. Morcy! The fat man bowed. "Yet, indued," continued the thin man. "I don't know what made me pause on this occasion, for 1 always go xxbt up to John and wtthotit ceremony my 'Loan ne a dollar till tomorrow.' Now, if I hw done that tonibt, and, after yon had loaned me the dollar, I had dis covered that you were not John Chap man, of Kamapo, jut ie bow deadly my mortification would have Ikvii, Merry I It make me cold to think of it!" The fat nun aanrel him, with a aimm, that there would have been no occaamn whatever for mortitication ou that acore "Thanks! thanks!" exclaimed the thin man. You are very kind. But I don kuow at 1 ought to accept It even until tomorrow, ir yon wermy v-mi Cni- man, of riaiii:is). now! on are exceed ingly like hi iij in look and manner!' The fat man bowed, but the unite was miwiinf The boat wai now neanng her all p. "If, as you ray, my fear of beini; umr tlfied beyond measure if 1 had g'die at yon aa John Chapman, of Kamapo, are groundless asid the thin man blandly, "I will pat tbe tbonght aside and accent tLe loan bnt only till tomorrow! Only till tomorrow I" The fat man grabbed bit Valine and harried on deck, looking back once or twice te see if tbe thin man was in pur suit. lie wasn't He tat still and watched the fat man aa ke disappeared acroa tke gangplank. Then be arose and moaped bis forehead with a red handkerchief. "It's modular, nowaday!, how tiht liw money market is," aaid be. New Yui k Suu. KlMtrlcllf la Afrtcaltar. One of the first to recognize the grr-nt importance of utilizing electricity for fanning purpose tu Lugland was the Man)uii of . Salisbury, who Dot only u.-hd the water power on bis estate fur light iiijr by electricity, but also grinds his corn, cuts his horse fodder, pumps Ins water and does a variety of other work by means of electric motors. On many manors which are adjacent to streams of wai T the farmers are beginning to real ise the great ptwiibililiee which are clone at band for the more economical work ing of their (arms and are installing electrical plants which can be worked at a cost unappronclied by any other means. There are tens of thousands of portable and oilier steam ei.ginej owned by agri culturist in this country which could Is utilized In a variety cf ways in con iiection with electricity. The mere Hav ing In insnrsnre alone would In number l -s cases jntify a farmer in driving his thrashing, thai! cutting and grinding machinery by an ehs tno motor instead of Ileitis obliged to bring his engine, Nx now, ivlit into Iiis farm building". New York Tell ,,'iaiil. I'ruf. Karl Myer, who is conducting the go eminent eii'mneiil f.,r pne ilneitig rain nr'ihVialSy, has Invented what he calls a "eky bicycle." It U a tnr ilij shaped balloon, to which is sua jK iiilt'd a machine similar to the frame wirk of a bicycle. Curious paddle wheels produce the profiling power for the apparatus - rz w- -j. N v i SURVEYOR I cat,-, V OliflEii I1PIII.T ! . MH rJ l ft . I 4 a-.- -j k. ... w.. A. I ' CIVIL KNCdNKLK r ... i --- . .,UUluiiH I -r NrfTixcuse for not having a Home ot Your Own. Put What you are paying out for Rent into a home. 7 percent money for persons wishing to build in South Park. Look to the Future ana invest now in South Park. :he cppchtunity of a LIFE TIME. Among other reasons why it is better to invest in South Park than elsewhere in the citv, are these: Property is more saleable if you wish o sell, mote rentable if you wish to rent; if looking for an in crease in value, no other part of the city will compare with it in prospect The .'Ih wai'il composed largely ol South Park, less than three years ago could hardly muster up a Vote at the last general election the vote was Li".! and all were not polled. It has been less than two years since the city invited us into the corpor ate limits, yet we have over one hun dred newly built house ond others in process of construction, owned, with few exceptions, by the parties s now living in them. This part of the city has a store water mains, electric arc lights, church and school priveledges and a new church edifice just erected of vaIiMi the whole city is proud. Plattsmouth's steady growth for five years part almost doubling its population; the advance stand it has taken regarding public im provements, the certainty of a new fso.nm court bouse; the completion of the ifreat Missouri Pacific rail way into this city, giving us anoth er great trunk line and competing market; the constant increasing pay roll of the C. li. k J. shops, to gether with many other well known reasons, assure a steady and perma nent advance in realty, which will doubtless effect South Park more favorably than any other portion of I'lattsmouth. H'ff A a tk ir to the ewxuraimtnt if tt'jitill irniUr growth ithU part o fi city, t will euHtiwu to rli Ms on monthly jxtyinrtiU, furuUh money with trhUh to erect lioiurj tuill ex ihanif loti for uthr.T (injrorl rlty jirojHrty or or nWruW imprord or Uhimjnrit if. It i4 not so much the speculator as the permanent resident that we wish to purthase this disirable properly. Out of over EIOH I V pres cut owners of South Park piopcrty none are speculators hence there ate no fictitous values and lots ate selling at about tin price they were iiumediatly after it was platted a strong argument why the present is a most desirable tune lor investments. Much nddi i tiuiial information regarding South Park may be had by calling at my tiflice on Main street over Hank ol CassCounly, R. B. WINDHAM coinay cli'ilt will be rjt ', niti d to. -- i; ivt bi knnt:si:, T-plattsniTlutli. -"" - Nebraska t r T; -!'' r? ici.ics rnrricKHKKO. MAMI AI Tl KV. or AMI . IlKAl.ta IN THB C1IOICK3T HHANDS OK ClfiAlcS y l'ix tmi or TOBACCO AND SMOKES ARTICLES always in stock I'lattsnuiuth, Nebrassn 1KST : NATIONAL : JANJ OK PLATTHMOITII. NKIiUABKA Paid up capital Surplus . ri,ni.iin .. IU.UW.W tjltsrs the very heel fsellltles lar the promp lrauao(luD ul llplllmatf .tanking Business rttoekr.. bonds, gold. Kovertinieut and torsi sirltlen tHiiiirlil -lid sold. lt'ats reeenri. nd liitereit allow -! on I lie cettlllealx Urafm drawn, available In any part "t Hit I'nlied siatM and an uu pnnripai mini o (urope Xll.1 KCTIOKS MAll( AND PHOMITLY HIMIT- TSII. HlKhent nisrket pilre p.,ld fur Cuiititjr War ra:i!5. Stale bus tvitmiy Ismds I'IKKITOK John FlU 'srald I), llawk"urtb Sam Waugli. V. R. Willis lletirirs R. Dovey lubu Fltif-ersld. S. Wsimh. rreaident Crvl'er T II K CITIZKNS HANK. KLATTSMUITH NEBRASKA Osyttal aUvrk paid Id IV s Authorlied Capital, $100,000. orniiu KAMK CAKKL'TU. JOS. A. CONMOli, President. Vlr-Pfellsi W. H. rl'HHINI. Casbisr. DIBBCTOaa 'rank Carrtitb J. A. Couuor, P. K. liuttunai. I. W. Johnson. Henry Bo-ek, Jobs O'Keefs W. 0. Mernam, Wra. Wetenramp. W. U. Cushlnri. rBANSACTS'i GENERAL BANKING BDSlNES sues reitlflcates nt delimits tearlnf Intereet Hus aud sells eirliaiiKe. enmity aud elty ... i. ii B ANK OH CASS C'Ol'XTY Cot Main and flttb street. Paid op capital... surplm , M errs . mis OFFICERS 0. H. Parasle President fred llorder vice rresinnni J. M. Patlersoa t asheli T. M. Pallerwin, Atst tseliUrt DIRECTORS 0. H. Psrmele, J. M Paltenwn, Pred Border k. H. Smtlh, K. Wlsduim, H. B. Hamsey ana r. M rstmrsos 1 GENERAL BABK1HC BUSIBES8 TS1S3ATED Asrysints soltetted. Interest allowed OS time lereislts and promiS aiteollsnsWro lo all bua- tieas minuted to lu cars. MEAT UARKET s'sil HIXTH HTVKKT sfc F. II. KI.I.KNHAUM, Prop. The best of fresh meat always found in this market. Also fresh Kgga snd Mutter, Wild game of all kinds kept in their season. rasa ei.in nist.r.1 i Meat market! TUCKER SISTERS. t AkkV A ITU LINE OK AlLLENPHT ND J-HINCH fLOWrnS. We also hate a ilrt i making department. Kat Inlarllon guaranteed. SllKkW(KMSTIKK. PLATTSMOL'TII jjAVVSON A PEARCE Carry Full Line of i FINE mu.gSKHY AND CIIIL. I) HENS CLOTH IN (i. AIAO PkHSII CUT PM-WEHS RO,jM 1, H I.S-V SIXM.K. PurrsocTi 1)HILIP THEllOLF H Openrl up Tim j riiipst, tlunfst, - Cosiest i '1,f a a . J I v LN . ' ' TIIK CITY ' y- Where may be found choice winns litptora and cigars. ANIIICl'SI.W fU SCII 1IKKW. 5 AM) ; UASS' ALK VII1TK I.AHKL, always on hand. o I'Ok.N'KK OK MAIN AND FOl'KTII 8T. the LaaoiNo GROCER hio i nt, lviuol f A Mrltrs snA e COMPLETE j STOCK IN THE CITY, i EVETTirNj FF.E3 USD IS ATTENTION FAKMEK8 I want your Poultry. Kircs, But ter and your farm produce of all kinds, I will payryoil the highest cash price as I yim buying for a nru hi Lincoln, i R. PETERSEN, THK I.KAI) vNO OKOC KK Plattsmoiith - Nebraska P J. H A N S K PK. STAPLE GLA.jf; AM) f- r. QUEK ' ruTtr.rv tl l..p Puiile 'SoiiclttiJ. t r JOHNSON EDM NGN SiltHkL TTOUNKV A LAW. ' W1SDH1M 4 DAY1ES. . H. WINDHAM. JOHN A. DAVIKH.i holary I'ublle NtttarT Pubf ' Office orer Bank ol Css Cuanty. i' Platuraoutb .... Nebru., -1 t TTORNEV I- A. N. SULLIVAN. attorney at-law. Will trlva nrnmrt stter.tln . lo all bu.ineM entriiated to him. ofties .' Uslos block, Kast Side, PlatUOioutll, Neb. T EW HARDWARE STOR E. S. K. II ALL Sc SON 1 Keep all kinds of builders hardware on turef ana will supply eintraetra oe ml lay t oislile tviras i TIIST ROOFINO j Hisititlnff and sll kinds ul tin work nrotnetl one. order ftoiu the country Soiiciieif i 618 Pca.il Ht, PLATTHMOL'TII, M,'r - . I i - THE BEAUTIFUL f GERMAN Oleograpl ; (jivkx wnn i (Mch $10 worth of goo' nt 'The Fair' arc n, "Daubs" but real nrtl proiluctlons. Sec our 5, 10 and ) cent counters for I.arga I!. F. I-SCIIKW Ph. V 1; I V I
