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TUESDAY, SEPT. 1W. 1801,
j . ""ATE TICKET.
' For Awcwte Justice of the Supreme Court,
i M. POST of FkatU.
.. Fir Httseim t the State Cnlremlty.
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REPU6 CAN COUNTY TICKET.
K.r Clerk w he DistrlM Court :
, ; SALISBURY.
'"' Tor Titasut f :
.C. EICKHOKF.
Per BherU
GEO. EDSON
For County Cletk :
c FRANK DICKSON.
Par County Judge :
CALVIN RUSSELL.
Par County HuperinUmdeut :
J. E. LEYDA.
For r'oroner :
J. I. UNRl'H
Her .Surveyor :
A. C.MAYE.H
For (TinaniiMiotUfl Plrt Irt-itrt- I .
S. W. DUTrt'M.
Do you talk r publicanimu tu
your neighbor?
IP the democrat a are satisfied
with ; the outcome of Saturday'
deliberation, aurely all other pr
tie should be.
XOW that the World-Herald ha
repudiated democracy, the party
ban not a iMate organ of any influ
ence. Poor, lone. denpairing de
mocracy. Thk election to the county juilge
aliip will go to Kuaaell or Ramaey,
a it ia evident that the man from
Weeping Water will be Barr-d out
completely. The republican being
great RuHaell-era will doubtlea be
beard from in no unmistakable
way.
THK republican are very well
hh tinned with the remilt of the dem
ocratic convention held here last
Saturday. Aside from one or two
nominee the ticket poeae ele
ment (i weukneMM rarely eritialeil.
and that can not fail to bring dis
astrous defeat lit the poll in
November.
Is the republican candidate for
treaxtirer, L. C. Eickhoff, we buve a
man whom voter ehoull look
favorably iioti, regardless of party
alliliution. Mr. EickhotT in a prac
tical farmer, a aucceaHful buaineH
mart and, above all, a man of
unwavering integrity. What more
ia uecettmiry to anaure an obliging,
He poaeeanea all the eHxential and
should be voted for regard lenw of
party affiliationa.
w HZ Cnin'Gcr'3 district Ci.it
rention which met thi morning
added material strength to the
republican ticket 'jy the nomination
of Mr. S. W. Dutton for rommin-
aioner from the firt district. He
will make u winning fight for thin
important oflice, and we firmly
believe lie will be elected, notwith
standing the democratic majority
confronting him. The other candi
date for comitiieMionrr before the
convention were CiipU Keunett.
Henry Eikenbnry and M. K. Mur
phy, each receiving a creditable
support. All are united, however,
in heartily seconding and support
ing Mr. Dutton nomination.
THE BOSSES RULED
It is not within the scope nor is
it the desire of Tub IIkkatk to
make suggestion to the demo
cratic party, but now since the nom
inations have been made we shall
lake the liberty to make a criticism
upon their action in choosing n
man as a candidate for clerk of the
district court.
Our fellow to wri 4in,i ii, W, K. Fox,
the defeated candidate, was justly
entitled to the place, and hail he
been treated fairly by bis own
townsmen lie would have received
just recognition at the hands of the
convention. He was not foppowed
because the ' latk ol 'iiualilica'.
lions, for it is every wburrjoonceded
that he is peculiarly wetl fitted for
such a position; but he was opposed
from all appearances, to gratify the
leaders of a certain f iction in the
party.who desired to show thcirjthat
power was stronger than their love
for party success and the county's
trood. The result was that a man
possessing every essential clement
of strength went down tu ileie.u
and a man nominated who will not
command his party vote. Surely
our friends have not such a decided
majority in thiacoutity that they
can afford to put up a weak candi
date and relegate to the rear a
strong one, without a reasonable
cause. The signs of the times indi
cate that the peoplewill vote for
honest, Capable Dr.' Salisbury, a
man in every respect qualified to
fill the position well.
freak Among Apple.
A man apple, a among living things,
there are freak fornn appearing to in
iivkluHl trwi at tha very extreme of
normal condition. A member of the
ut board of agriculture, In on of the
northern counties, baa in appl tree tli.it
ha never bad a petal No on would
vr Irnnw ifc wan in hloMfiin. vet It heari
fruit abunilsutly.. Tina kliuws that tho
pretty roey part of the flower, the pet
al, are noneasential to fruitfulnw
Some contend that the brilliant color
of the petal of flower ar given to at
tract lnaecta, and arrange for cros tr
t: i : . ; fbk,a t U . , V. u n. , .
itlMMUi. VMiCii WhamS . pe
all act as protector of the ondevelojsnl
parts, while others believe that, to uiiie
extent, they have the functions of leaves,
and prepare food for the younger part.
Whatever it be, we see by thi freak it
ia posaible to have apple without th-m
Then there are aeeilleea apple apples
tub no core. There may be genua in
the ovarinms, and the germ may I
properly fertiliied oy tne poiien, but me
power to absorb nutrition U weak and
the orario die in infancy from thser
starvation. Having been once ferti
lised, the fleshy part w know emphati
cally a tha apple grow on and mature,
thoogb the seed and core do not Twins
or even triplet are often teen in apple,
aa in o many other organiim, and jnst
a in other organism by independent
germs coming into jaxtaposition in an
early tage of development, when the
stronger body absorb a coniiderable
portion of the other. Thomas Meeban
in Philadelphia Ledger.
H Coalda't iUoofalM a-rmeb, Maaay.
It require very elastic credulity to ac
cept in these days of uni Tarsal commerce
the existence of a railroad employe who
bad never seen French bank note, and
who, when be did, considered it some
sort of an advertising circular. But
such fellow did enjtt, and be worked
on the railway that runs out to Bceaux.
One day be fonnd on tb platform four
bank note of 100 franc each, put them
in hi pocket asd said, "Some nice wom
en on tb top; I U take 'em borne to my
little boy." Thanks to but ignorance, he
waa only able when be got home at
uight to present hi sun with three
picture. The boy carried them to
achool the next day, and at receaa was
about cutting oat the "nice womeo,"
when the teacher saw what be wa doing.
"Where did you get these notesT be
demanded. "Father gave them to me."
"What fort" "To play with." "Very
well; I snail take charge of them."
They went together to the police station,
and there the matter waa satisfactorily
explained. Tb money bad been kt by
a market woman, and she wa to de
lighted at receiving the best part of it
that she a:tnl!y banded one of the bank
note to the man. exclaiming: "Here,
take thi, you old ford, and if yon didn't
know before what it waa, yon will know
in the future." Paris Corespondent Boa
ton Herald.
fhm Tomate Srawa.
Tlu Miwn of the tomato is short, yet
being essentially a plant of the tropica,
it can not be ripened often in England,
exnept under glass. As a hot bonaa
piaot, however, it is widely need there,
certain varieties developing special adap
tation to these condition. In the short
but fervent summer in New England, on
the contrary, it tindt itwlf quite at home.
Though the plant like many other of
tropical origin is highly susceptible to
injury from fnt, the seed are very
hardy, snstaining no harm from remain
ing in tne ground tnrongbont winter.
If left to come up of thetuaelve they
do so freely from such accidental plant
i ... i , , ,
'" ' uniutuKHuu,aini uoie iu
Massachusetts will benn to ripen fruit
about the last of Anguit, while plants
which are start early in the hot bed or
window box will herrin nearly a month
Sooner. A large field of tomatoes in the
vicinity of Booton commenced ripening
fruit one summer about the 10th of July,
at which time they brought twelve dob
lar per bushel in the market B Mb m
TrauM-ript
Rl.LATION.
fVn banc In w.un far afiar tlrsa,
M hm w to uoblttr eiatare run.
Shall laarn to make our lire sublime.
t or Diol'i and Tru'b'i dear sake alnne
Tue solema u of (rlrf laall die.
And Joy rvifaln ber ancteat sraca.
And 'neath a iiraror, ampler kr.
Willi Ufa's ud mvalerlea fuel lo faw-
Wlih puloulM Wladisa vealiaU Ulk.
And learn of Sorrow's ilarkml lore.
And In the Hirht or KnowUls walk
Korever and forevarnioral
Tha mrt raiiult of ttirifl la cuanse.
And Chang her anHo mul rtugi
Thinsi Uiat wday ara ae and ilraus
Tmuorrow are forgotten lliii-a.
The tlow mttlailons of the yaara.
The irrowth of hiw4, the laMS of al rife.
Mir solve Ihe prulilun of our teiirir.
'1 be dark and upwlilxe hi.lnni of llf'l
The rl.'f that wailn not on the III.
The keen, slow puna of spiritual puin.
Boiue anunl of the Apocalypne
bhall make It i)lenn mranlrif plain.
Well, let it pul We live our II is,
V edraaui our drotI then lip aeay.
A luatier ra-e iprliiir up and thriven.
Nearer In Truth linrix la) dajrl
Clmle on riirle evermire
Our lull wave of being swell.
Gather and break aKlnt the door
Of Ieeth's eternai citadel!
Maw Vnrh trteer.
I)r. CoOlli' UftA nd Gnmt l.uca
Dr. 3. A. '-.'it.!"., n v..iii... i ;;; j.'.v
dcian. hiid an encounter with a wi) le it
iu tue uorthea-ftem part of the ;.n.'
I which ia rarnly equuleJ iu tin i' d.A.i
Oe was called to atleLd a (mi !-!! II)
S iniel Conirrs. and the road lay through
a wiij woixl kuuwn ab the "Devil's Lh.
Yard."
Wli-nalHinthiilf way through the can
yon tlieductur'a liorso gavsa Miort of fear
ami refund to go ahead. Wondering ui
the cause nl the Biiiuia'' fright, the doc
tor leaned oiitof the carnage and peered
itito the buhiies. lie hud hardly dune so
when two wildcat sprang from the
boughs of a biimlock tree. One landed
on the haunches of the horse and the
other drupped into the bottom of the
carriage and fattened it teeth in the
flesh othe doctor' leg.
A dperate struggle ensued, In which
the doctor, from los of blood and
strength, became unconscious. In aa
inside pocket of his coat the doctor car
ried a small . medicine case. During the
struggle this full out and attracted the
attciiUun of the cat, which began to claw
it and tear it with it teeth. In doing
so it broke a bottle of chloroform and
the content neeui to have stupefied It
A farmer passing over the road some
time later found the doctor unconscious
and the wildcat among a lot of broken
bottles in the bottom of the carriage in
a deep stupor.
The cat weighed fifty-two pounds, and
waa one of the largest ever killed in Con
necticut. Cor. Chicago Tribune.
Enflaawr ry llraagelj B art.
William IL Seery, engineer of the fast
express which, lutrca Ns? York ia tba
afternoon at 4 o'clock and i due here at
8:05, met with a atrange and probably
fatal accident the other day near Mon
mouth J unction. While be wa leaning
ont of the window of the cab, looking
back at the tram, a loose bolt flew np
from the track, itriking him in the bead
and fracturing his skull He full unoon
scious, with his body banging ont of tb
cab window.
Tb fireman. W. Harry Bower, was
in th tender at the time attending to
the scoop, which takes np water from
the track tauk, and his attention wa at
tracted by tha blood which auurted on
him from the engineer's head. He ap
plied the airbrake and brought th
train to a atop The nnconecious engi
neer was lifted Into the baggage car,
and the fireman took th train through
to Trenton. It is doubtful if Beery re
covers. Philadelphia Telegraph.
Rullata Weal Thraa Mea at a Tlae.
Army and navy officer have been
watching clorwly the military feature
of the insurrection in Chili, and tb
arms have been carefully examined by
the authorities in tin country. It ap
pears that it was the ilauulitber gun,
loaded with cartridge the sixe of ciga
rettes charged with a first cousin to gun
cotton, and tending a trail nearly two
incbe long and three-tenth of an Inch
tnick against Balruaceda troop at th
rate of from forty to sixty per minate
from each gun, that did tb businea tor
the insurgent troop. The long, slen
der, hard pointed bullet were of steel.
covered with a thin coat of copper, th
soft metal being designed to follow the
rifling of the barrel mur accurately and
with less wear to tb gun than th naked
steel would make. Single bnllet went
throngb two or three men at time
Washington Cor. Boston Journal
A Table with Orawlag Lae
I bad prearn ted to Di CO the 8d of
May hut a small fancy table as a birth
day prewrnt psinte black, varnished
and gilded. However, it had not been
iu lua liuiuw Veiy long Uefote lite lev,e
were olsierved to be growing, and they
are conuuuing to do so. On of th leg
has pot out a shoot four incline long.
uron which tuer ar ten leave. Alto
getiier it is a very pretty table, with it
black and gold, and now th green. 1
think they are apple tree leave. 1 ant
it out of door occasionally, to that a
little moisture might be given to it to con
tinue the growth, a I do not know bnt
it may blossom and bring forth fruit,
which wonld very much increase the env
noity. Ontario Cor. Montreal Witnaa.
A l.lvalf Bauard.
Harry Walter and benjamin Taiirot
of Morgantown, canght a large turkey
bnxsard In a steel trsp. They took tb
bird home, and after keeping it a few
days by mean, of fine wire, attached
sleigh belUo on of lis legs aud set it at
uueriy. luey uever Bearti of tne uiro.
nnnl a few day ago, when they read in
one of the newspaper of the capture of
tzzzri wi:h a teli fastened to Its !c;
in Bolivia, South America. From the
description of the bell and the manner
of faateuing. they bare no doubt that K
ia th iduuucal bustard that waa liber
ated by them. Harieysville (Pa.) News
Mara llama ia Celiac t.
Philatelist should note that at last
th Orand Ducby of Lnxetulmrg can
boast t aid p of its own. Hitherto th
ordinary Dutch tauip bar been in uae
there, but bow Grand Duke Adolph,
who ha always posaeMed his fair share
of vanity, ha bail a new stamp issued
that show his own illustrious visage in
profile. Loudon Star.
An amusing story is told of Sir Wil
liam Tbomjnon, the great physician,
who ha been 11L His medical attend
ant doclar that they never had a worse
patlvnt in the matter of obsliuacy. He
would not Uk bis mrxlicin fur day to
gether, and it wa only by th doctor
threatening to abandon him altogether
that he relucUutly consented to swallow
the prescribed drafts.
Two costly diamond necklace were
lo-.t overboard from yacht at Norwich,
Corn., a few day One, varied at
t.OoO. tia iuc buen recovered by
divers, but the second is still at the bot
tom of th river.
Among th permanent decoration to
be added to the veetibule of the Whit
House ax portrait uf Washington and
Linuulb, painted on the wall over th
luAfitalpiec.'
Vp.i iTn nan!
dUUIHTM
CoitartOIri opr
wU for IiKiml.
No Excuse for not having a
Home ot Your Own.
Put What you are paying out
for Rent Into a home.
7 per cent money for persons
wishing to build !n South
Park.
Look to the Future
and invest now in
South Park.
THE OPPORTUNITY OF A
LIFE TIME.
Anionre other rcuaona why it U
better to invent in South Park than
elaewhere in the city, are theae:
Property i more aaleable if you
wieh to aril, more rentable if yon
wie-h to rent;' if looking for un in
creaae in value.no other part of the
citj will compare with It in prospect
The !Vth ward composed largelj of
South Park, leaa than three year
ago could hardly muster up a vote
at the last general election the vote
waa IIW and nil were not polled. It
hue been lea than two year aince
the city invited ue into the corpor
ate limit, yet we have over one hun
dred newly built houae ond other
in proceaa of construction, owned,
with few exception, by the partiea
now living in them.
Thi part of the city ha a store
water mains, electric arc light),
church and hool priveledgea and
a new church edifice just erected
of whir h the whole city is proud.
Phittemouth'a etemly growth for
five year paef almost doubling it
jH.jMii.iiioir, the advance st-nd it
has taken regarding public im
provement, the certainty of a new
fO.OlO court house; the completion
of the great Missouri Pacific rail
way into thi city, giving ua anoth
er great trunk line and competing
market; the constant increasing
pay roll of the C. H. A y. hop, to
gether with many other well known
reason, aaeui r u steady 'and perutH
iient udvaiice in realty, which will
doubtless effect South Park more
favorably than any other portion of
Plnttsmoulh.
H'ff a rctj to tht ewMtrojttunU it
a III yrtuUr growth of this jxirt if
tht city, ton will ainliwu tu mil lull oil
in tut hi y jHiymmU, ftmttnh iiurtirp
with fthif.h to ert huxmn will rx
ihonyt lot fitr other Onprovnl rity
prirjufty or fr iMrahle imjrord or
unimjiroctd luivl.
It i nrd mo much (he speculator
a the permanent resident that we
wish to purchase thi disirablc
property. Out of over KKillTY prea
enl owner of South Park
property none are apeculator
hence there are no fictitou value
and lot are selling at about the
price they were luimerlially after
it wns pbitd-rl - a strong argument
why the present is a most desirable
time for investments. Much addi
tional information regarding South
Park limy be hud by culling at my
office on Miiiu street over Dunk of
Cas C'eunty.
R. B. WINDHA1I
C. MAYliS
OOUMTT - HDBVKTOK
ins
CITIL K.NGIXLLR
A county clcik will be
.attended to
OFFICII IN lot; NT IIDl'MK.
riattMiiioutll. NebraMkn
JULIUS I'LTTLKUKKO.
AHi ricTtjK or skii
t'H0l5ALE AND RZTiUl.
MSSLCB IN THK
CHOICEST HKANDS OH CKJARS
rtu.L lin or
TOBACCO AND SMOKR.-v's ARTICUS
always in stock
Pliittiinouth, - - Nebraana
IKST : NATIONAL : HANK
or pi.atthmol'TIi, kkhkaska
raid up ea)tHl v.nn,rn
Surplus Iomui
Utter the very beat laellltle for the promp
trarmaetluu of lliilllmal
Uankiug lUisincss
Saarha aonda. sold, sev etnrnent and local a
jurltle booirlit Slid Sold. I)eu.ill reeelvao
tud Interenl allowed on the eertineaief
Orltlru, svsllalile In any part o( tb
tlnlled Klalea arid all Ike principal lm 01
Europe.
oou.ay.Tios nana and raoar-TLV bihit
tbi. UlShest market pries paid for County War
raut. rllat ana t'ountj bonds.
UIKW.'TOKH
Jobn FlUfarsJd D. Hawkiwortb
Haai Wauli. T. K. Wblle
treori I. Uever
loha Fitzgerald. S. Wsuh.
ireldeal Lal tar.
T
HE CM 17 ' AS BANK.
PLA1HM0CTH NEBRASKA
Jayltas evork paid In .. k
Authoruess Caeltal, f IOO.OOO.
trriiiu
AUK CA-ICTH. JO. A. tXiK NO.
rreaiaant. VUs-l'rMei.
W. H. UIDHIHU. Cteblsr.
dibbotom
rraaKUamtb J. A. Cooaot, V. H. Uutbmaai
I. W.a'ahaeoeHsarrBdMik.JabsO'KMts
W. D. Memaas, Was. Wasaneamp. W.
H. GtMblmt. ,
TEAKEACTa GDiEEAL B1KLXQ BUS1NES
awes eeJtllliiate! of Herman bearlns, Interaai
Hut and sells esciuuMCa. eounty and
elty ..... i
B
ANK OK CASS COUNTY
Cor Main and Fifth street,
fald up capital - I rw
Surplu
a Out
OFFIOER8
0. R . Paxnel , Prealderit
Fred (Jordi ' Vie 1'realdant
1. M. Faltemsa I aabelr
T. M. fattereon. At Cselilnr
DIRECTORS
0. H. Parmele, J. M. Patterson, Fred Oordef.
t, B -. H H. WtedUarn, H. H. I Unite? and
t. M Patteraoa
1 OINEEAL BAHI1NC BDSIBS8
TRAK8ATED
Aaeouals ollelld. Iniereet sJlnwed oa time
tepaailt arid prompt artentloa Iven to all bus
treas satruited to its eare.
MEAT MABHET
MEAT MARKErp
Vfi.
HIXTU BTKEKT
F. II. KLLKNHAl'M, Prop.
The best of fresh incut nlwa va found
in this market. Also fresh
Egg and Uttttrr.
Wild game of all kind kept iu their
season.-
aaaa H1XTH STWr.KT m
Meat market!
TUCKER SISTERS.
CAbKY A FULL LINK OK
M'1-LINEBr AND PltNCH fLOWIKB,
We also lia(e a drew inakluK drpartnieot. Kat
lifaetlon Kuarauteed.
FnKkwoon Stokk. Platthmol'th
Chamboilaia'a Eya and PHHn
' Ointment
A certain care for Chronic Son Ey,
Totter, Kait lUumzn, Scald Head, 014
Chxoulo Boro, Fover Soroa, Eczema,
Itch, Prslrio Ecratcboa, Eorv Kipploa
and rili!. It li cooling and soothing.
IlunJredsof csee bar been cured by
it after all other treatment bad tailed,
It U put op la 23 and 00 cent bote.
A.
?AJ-f
)H1L!P THEIHOLF
H Opeiirstl up Tho
V
4
Finwit, I'li'iin.'st, 0)-oti' '-
SALOON' j
IN T 1 1 Iv CITY -- j
Where may be found choice wine
Inpiora ond cii;irs. .
amiivUsku ni'scu !!;i;k. '
AMI
MASS' ALL UIIITK I.A1JV;', '.
alwayH on hiiml. j -
i iikm-.k (IK MAIN AM) flll'Kl H ST.
THE LfesDINO
rTR nr. fr s
A. V W JLJ A. I
HAS THE MOST
COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CITY,
mmWu P2E3 -. AaND - UI - EEASCN
ATTENTION PAKMKKA
I wnnt your Poultry, Kggs, But
ter mid your farm produce of all
kin'!- ! will piiy you the highe8t
cash price aa I am buying for a
fir n in Lincoln.
RTt tit-i i rNT-iv
THK LEADING GKOCKR
Plaltsrnoiith Nebraska
p J. II:A:X:8:K:X
oiaLia m
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
GLASS AM
QUEENS WARE
Flop Peed a SGialty-
i H'ronaifc l tlm I'ubla Solicited.
JOHNSON BOILDIKGN siiiiiiit
TTOKNKV A LAW.
WINDHAM A DAVIES.
. B. WINDHAM. JOHN A. DAVIM,
Notair rubll oUrj Fublid
OfDoe or Haak of Cass County.
PlatUraoutb .... Nebraibs
TTORNIV
A. N. SULLIVAN.
Attoreer at-Uw. Will give prompt atientloa
to all attains entmited to blrn. rrffle la
Uolos block, kaat Hide, Flatumouth, Neb.
N
EW HARDWARE STOR E
S. K. HALL A SON
Kaaa all klnda nl hIMa kardaara on kaa
and will mpply eontraetori oa rasat fa
orabl tri
RpoiiilusT
I of (in w
tnd sll klndofiin work promptly
en, urtrr? frura trie eonatry So
Udted.
6H Pcasl 8L PLATTSMOCTn, RIB..
Lumber Yard
THE OLD RELIABLE.
U. A. MAN k
BER!
Hliingles, Lath, Hash,
Doors, Blinds
Can supply ercrvr demand of the city.
Call and Kct terms. Fourth iteet
In rear of om: house.
PI LI