The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, October 27, 1891, Image 2
Fldttsmonth Dailv He K NOTTS BROS, Publishers ruWHIiixi ery Tbunnlaj, and dallf ewj nlDgexcpt Sunday. 4 ', h,i .tered at the PMtamoittU, Seb. aort-cJlci-fnr traiumhvou through ttif U. , 8. inalls at sreond cIum rate. OnV. corner Vina and Fifth itmrta. Telephone 3. So TRKXS ma n rKLT. ( copy, one jsiir, In a'trawe I) M Ona coy, one yar, not In adTKiiee .... loo a coijt. an mmiilif. lu advance 5 Ooa C"ly, thre nmntli.ln alvance. ... 0 TKBMS fOB DAII.l Oaa cno on jf nr in Iv nfn , K! 00 OnC"iy p r ar.tt-k, by crrkr IS One CDIiy, prt month .. . . ,.' M TUESDAY, OCTOHEK. 27. 1301 , "-JET" - STATE TICKET Tat Amoeiate JnMlrs of lhyfupr.ni t oiir A. M. posTof'Utte. for RDta of I he ?iat ifi.lTinlty. v It. P. .SHt'il ' AT of IHsoa ; C. n. Ma'RN.Bor It "ViEPUBLICAN COUNTY TlCKHT For District Juilj-e : S. M. CHAPMAN. Fat C'.ark of tha Dlatriet Court : A. SALISBURT. Par raaaarrr s L.C. EICKHOPK. Far Rheri f .- ( GKO. EDSOX. Far County Clnk : FRANK DICKSON. For Cuantv Jng : CALVIN KCSSELL. for County Ktierlnt'ndint : J. K. LEYDA. For ('aronar : J. I. UNRUII. Forlarrcyor : A. C. MAYES. Fur roraml-wlfmer Flr-t DUtrlrt : S. W. DUTTON. THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. The republican party of the state f Nebraska given renewed expres sj.n of it devotion to the princi ples of the republican party and de dares fliattlio.se principle!, aa ex pressed by tin; national republican convention, fhotild be the ttnmr rioint of union between all repub leant in the state of Nebraska. We congratulate tlte people upon aie marvelous prosperity attending tae development and growth of the atateof Nebraska tlurmg its twenty lour years of statehood under re- Cublican rfilminixtrutioti, and which ai brought uh to the front rank among the leading states of the union; and we can fearlessly assert that n Mate which ha a been coa Irclled by democratic power.during aay considerable time of the tame period, can compare with tin in the economical management of public affairs, in the rapid ratio of increase ia copulation, wealth and general prosperity, notwithstanding the fact that !hT are within the borders of the state a number of diesatiefied persons who took ad antage of the general financial de pression which Hwept over the en tire country to pave their way into temporary prominence by declaim ing agaitixt the welfare of our peo ple and slandering the fair name Of our utate. The rains from heaven and the rich soil, vigorously culti vated by the energetic hand ol our fnrmers, have produced Much bount iful crops and such unrivaled pros perity that liull silence all calam ity talkers and add to the strength and enthusiasm of the republican party. We congratulate President Harri son upon his eminently wise, loyal and courageous ad ministration, and declare our absolute confidence in his iAtegritv. ability and patrio tism, ami pfedgo him our cordial support in the discharge of the duties devolving upon him as the chief magistrate of the nation. We rejoice in the restoration of ditrnity. viifor and statesmanship in the conduct of our foreign affairs under the guidinr hand of Amer ica's favorite son. James G. Blaine. We approve ot the silver coinage act f the present administration, by which the entire product of the silver mines of the Lnited States is added t the currency of the people, hut we denounce Uie democratic doctrine of free and unlimited coin age of silver as a financial policy liable to precipitate the people of every city and every state in the I'niou in a prolonged and disas trous depression, and delay the re vival of business enterprise and orosperity so ardently desired and now so apparently near. The free and unlimited coinage of silver would tend to the hoarding of rold and to force the use id cheap money in the payment of wages in every workshop, mill, factory, store and farm, and tend to the scaling down of the wages of the toiler! sod weakening the purchasing power of the dollar which would beused to rMirrhaefnprodrrcU of the'tarineY: We are in favor of having every dollar as good a a any other dollar. We demand the maiutrnancr of the American system of protection to American industry and labor, the policy that has bera identified with every period of our national pros perity. - - We admire the t;euiua of that heroic statessian, William McKin ley, Jr., whom the people of Ohio will make their next governor aa a recognition of his magnificent ser vices to the countr) . We also com mend and endorse that policy of re ciprocity by which the Centra) and South American tuitions and the Spanish Indies are being opened up to our trade upon favorable terms and by which, all the surplus proa" ii( la of our country may find a market and by which all our people sttull receive in exchange therefore a loug line "of products which do not produce ruinous competition i among our own people nor destroy jthe developing industries, of our i We are heartily :a favor e the ' general provisions of the interstate '. commerce act, and we demand the regulation of all railway and trans : portatiou lines in such a manner as I to insure fair and reasonable rates to the producers and consumers of the country. We favor such legislation as will ! prevent all illegal combinations : and unjust exactions by aggregated I capital and corporate powers. We I insist upon the suppression ot all i trusts, combines and schemes t o I signed to artificially Increase the ! price of the necessaries of lite. . (v r .r.i Hi,, world s t oluml in ! exposition as an iinportaut evenT iu i the world's history, and we are in hearty sympathy willi every euori to make it a success. We should make a creditable exhibit of Nebraska's products, and we favor ail additional appropriation uy tne next legislature or this purpose, that cur prosperity and greatne-s may be fully exemplified. We take pride in this state We recognize that its growth and power, its pros perity and good name have been the fruits of its iuduatrial people, and we believe in such policies, srsite and national, as will promote justice and widen the opportunities among these classes. To their sup port in the future, as in the past, we pledge our most intelligent judg ment aud most sincere endeavor. We denounce the Grand Island platform of the democratic party a framed with the deliberate pnrpose to mislead and deceive; wherein sympathy is expressed where none is felt; wherein help is proposed where none is rendered; wherein purposes are avowed which are not entertained. In support of this in dictment we point to the pretended friendship for the soldier, while at the same time the democratic party has always proclaimed against the granting of liberal pensions; to the freeHilverplauk, intended to deceive the supporters of free and unlim ited coinage of silver, when it is known that many of the leaders of the party are opposed to the doc trine; to the failure to give the re lief from exhorbitant freight rates while it was afraid to either ap prove or censure the action of its acting alien governor for vetoing the Newberry bill. We denounce the democratic party for its insinuations against the integrity of the supreme court of the state as an ellort to make the judicial powers subordinate to political parlies and as disgraceful to a political organix-itien. We denounce the democratic party for its double dealing with the civil and political rights of the people, wherein it appears to favor free and untramtneled elections in the state of Nebraska, but never raises its voice against the political outrages practiced againot the re publican voters, white and black, throughout the democratic states of the south. We arraign tae democratic party aa the enemy of labor, scheming to break down the defense of protec tive lawa, to block the wheels of home industry, and to degrade the masses of the people a party con trolled by aristocratic and sectional tendencies, the legacy of slavery. The republican party of Nebraska Appeals to the intelligence and to the integrity of the people of this state and from all jrood citizens we invite suppoi t. The platform of a candidate for a judicial oflice should be the consti tution, the law and the solemn oath of office that he takes. That oath of office implies the duty of admin istering the law truly aud impar tially between the rich and the poor, between the high and the low, between the poorest and humblest citizen and the richest and wealthiest corporation. Judgr A. 3t. Pott in h' tpt:h of anrptanct. It we are to cling to the old par ties we might aa well tear down our school houses, burn oar churches and write on the vault of heaven "Satan has triumphed over God" and trs ali the ins pa r,t hell loose on our country. J. W. Edgnion in a tprh at Ktnrmy. Thb Ledger ventures the asser tion that in the person of Mr. J. E. Ley da our people will find a gentle man who will discharge the duties of county superintendent to their entire satisfaction. Mr. Leyda has been a teacher in this county the past eleven years and his experi ence qaalifiea him to look after our schools. We do not wish to be un derstood aa speaking against Mr. Noble, but we know that Mr. Leyda ia just aa competeut to discharge the duties of the office and in addi tion ia a permanent resident and a tax payer in Cass county. A rote for Leydit ia a vote in recognition of his past good won in our sciioois. Union Ledger. '. . Thk Lincoln State Journal is en titled to the thanks of all honest people, regardless of party affilia tions, for the thorough invrsti gatiou made of the Post arundat, and the exxiiition of the villninous attempt of the World lloruld to (malign the name of a man simply I to assist in elevating a man, with ' such an unsavory record as pos ! seseed by Edgerton, to the supreme bench. I'KEFAstB for the great republican landslide lest than one week hence. ITALY has raised the embargo from American pork. Another laurel in McKinley's crowu. ! -. i-"9 Kac" rcter PhOM1! study ihe the essential poiuts concerning the method of voting under the Australian ballot law. WllV does not the World-Ileral publish the resolutions recently adopted by the Masonic lodge at Leon, Ia., that were sent to that paper for publication? THE republican county ticket has not a weak candidate upon it. It merits the npprovul and will re ceive the support of every true blue member of the party. It is now conceded bv lendinc democrats that the voters of Ohio will hignify thein npprovul of the McKinlcy tariff law by giving ?lc Kiuley a rousing majority in No vember. S. W. IH'TTO.N, the republican nominee for member of board of county commissioners, is n man of good judgment, whose integrity is above question nnd if elected to the position to which he aspires, he will guard the interests of his con stituency with care. THE World-IIerald met with a timely rebuke when the editor of the Leon Reporter (deip ) returned the fifty copies containing the scandalous article concerning Judge Post, iicconipaaicd by a de cidedly curt letter severely repri manding the villainous fake for its dastardly work. Is is a significant fact that iu every state that national questions nrc lit issue, the republicans are confident of victory. The e'etno crats attempt to console themselves with the probable success of Boise, Beer & Co. in Iowa and the faint hope that Edgerton will be elected in Nebraska. -WE have heard prominent demo crats say that the seusatiounl at tack upon Judge Post has made that gentleman thousands of votes. Just as we expected. Are they prompted to make that assertion because they regard the statements made by the World-Herald as false, as they have been proved, or is it because they believe the charge aud admire the man for having been guilty? Tba PrliM-e ot Walra' Itobta. Tlis exact titiaticUl position of the Prince of Wales ia not known. There have lieen minora that he ia (really iu dfbt, but I (iietion their correct iiea. When the prince cams of su ba U-caias possesaed of the accmiitilntiorui renlizd during bi minority froto tha Duchy of Colli n il. A portioa of tht;2 w4 ex pended in the piircha.te of tha .Sandrinif bain estate, and the remainder beciiine bis. With this ut with an inemnt of 110,000 itounda per annum, one of ilO.OoQ for bta wife, a separate provision for bis children, urn! with .Miirll)')ron,'h Uouan kept np for hi in at tba public emt tliero aetiiia no n-amm why bis expend iture ahoulj outrun tin nieaiia. Ilia boa-piUJitn-a are not greater than Uiomj of tbp French president, who, with !- than half hia income, dor not iret into debt. Henry LAuoutbere iu Foruuk Aa Approach to Aarlal Mavl(alla. Of course I hope to iiu'cerd, and from the data, obtained from experiment, and from the Informaliou I bafe obtained from other sources, it seem a!mct cer tain that I shall do so. Still I may not. It may, however, be remarked that for niany years engineers and scientists hars admitted that the navigation of the air is certain to come o soon a a motor oould be discovered which had nfSdant neriry in projiortlon to iti weight This motor lua been found, Its power baa been iraU-d and iu weight it known. It woold therefore appear that w ara within inensurablu dmtance o a sncoeas fnl machine fur navigating the air, and I believe it ia certain to come within the next ten years, whether I succeed or not Hiram 8. Maxim in Century. A QuMf M. BonckeliS 1 the lender of a sect in Bu.Mia which preaches suicide as an ab solute necessity for salvation. At ou of bis great "revivals" io Kief he preached ao hard in favor of murder and suicide that several of hi followers cut one another's thronta. There ars drum Of other fanatical religious bodies in the em pirn of the czar, many ol whom prae Uoa blood ciirdhng sacrificial onmno ira. St. Louis Republic. Ilia STuieat a KBeallva. A citixen of Paris, Ky., who was fined seven dollars for allowing hit own cat on bis own preiuiM-t to kill bis own chick ens, protected so vehemently against this Interference with a man's enjoy nieiit of an inalienable Mght that th jodjfs, per f..ree, remitted tht penalty. LooiTilU Courier-Journal. ' Water, It should be known, ran eaaily i kept cool without les by Infolding lbs earthen pit her or Jar which receives It lu three folds of cotton or flneo cloth kept corjftaut'y wet. Colonel Tbtfudora A. LVjde makes tba startlioif statement that "every shot from a hi gun conninea 11,000." At this rata war baa become a very sxpeu sir luxury. We have sold Ely? ' ' -tItahn about three years, and" have re commended its use in more than a hundred special cases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our in quiries is, ''It's Ue het.1 reuiudv Unit 1 I have ever used." Our experience j is, that where parties continued its use, it never tails to cure. J. II. Montgomery, & Co., iJruggiats, De corah, Iowa. When 1 began using Ely's Cream Balm my catarrh was so bad I had headache the whole time nnd dis charged n large amount of filthy matter. That has almost entirely disappeared and have not had head ache science.-J. Sominers.Stephney, Conn. Mr.C. H. Jones, of Spring Hill Iowa, bays: ' I have used Chamber, Iain's Pain Balm for severe nnd painful burns with better effect than anything I have ever tried. It re lieves the pain it. B'.antly nnd enres without leaving a scar." Pain Balm is oneof the most useful medicines that any families can be provided with, especialy for rheumatism, luine back, sprains, bruises, tooth nche.eur uche and like ailments. One application will relieve the pain and a fair trial insure a cure. fiO cent bottles for Bale by V. G. l'ricka A Co. Druggists. Eucklen's Arnica Salve. Tuk liitoT Salvk in Ids world for Cut flruiaen, Korea, Ulcer, Bait Hbi-tini. Fevei Sores, Ti tter. Chapped Hands, Cliilblsiua, CurtiK, and all hkin Eruption, anil ii- uveli cures I'llm, or la. pay required, ft In guaranti-rd to tfive autinfaction, 01 money ref unded. Price 2.", cent per box. Kor al r P. (1. f'rirke & Co. Cnpt W. A. Abbett, who has long been with ?lcra. l'recival and flatton, Keal J-.statc nnd Insurance Brokers, Des Moines, Iowa and is oneof the best known and most re spected business melt in that city says: "I can testify to the good qualities of Chamberlains Cough Kemedy. J laving useil it in my family lor the past eiirht years, I can safely say it has no equal for either colds or croup." ft) cent bot tles for sale by 1 G. Ericke A Co., Iruggists. Will vou suffer with Dvatieosia and Liver Complaint? Shi fob's V'it- alizcr is guaranteed to cure you. 2 Tha Oirl of tha Futura. Now John, if I say yes, its on one condition - -will you promise.' i ou Had lieiter say yes -well, its that you will get me a bottle of Hallrr'e Pain Parali.er. Why? Because its the best thing for headache nnd rheumatism 1 ever heard of and then it.s so nice for babies when they have the colic and diarrhea. HENRY BOECK The) Leaning FURNITURE LEALER AND ' J. .c ' fl . V . VA L -. UNDERTAKE ConUntly keejie oo band everytbin yoi need to furnish jour bouse. OOR.SXK SIXTH AND MAIM tlhBHT Plattsmout Neb MIKE SIINKLLHACKKU. WaC'it and l!larkrnltn alios Wa;tD, Buggy, Machine and plow Repairmv ibjios HOKSESflOEINrt A HPECIALTY -rlaiuesttis NEVERSLIP EORSESHOE Wbicb it the bust horaeehoe for th farmer, or for fast drivini?, or for rit) purpose ever invented. It la so made that anyone cun put op sharp or flat curat, as naea lor wet and slipry days, or smooth, dry roads. Call at bis shop and examine the iv(ksmj and you will use no other, J. M. BILNEI.LnACKER. 19 North fifth St. Plattsmout h PERKINS- HOUSE S17. 119, 221 and in Mais Ht, , . Platttmouth - Nebraska . H. V U033, Proprietor, . lb Perkins ha been thorou(h!y renovatod from top to jUtUiu. aud '. sow one of the let hotel ia tb atate 0.rliTs will be Ukr by the week at and up. SOOD BAR COKHECTED foh m nniV! 'rftl aa KkaVOUt TfliSJI.ITT, LJll I f f.rrrum m llftOitlM at. U t- fteWr-aV Rr N a tar 4 ftte4aatltk I anavrUf) at iki. 4 ., a rtm t W 1.11' 1 f, t ftiatM r iMisaajt m, MarfMftUtw m4 asms. aMei f WaMs ) frs. Itlt m tUtCAt CO.. UMlUM Va m aWtasa. , i "iunniia.vy' v i ' , ; " T . t-asrxas a a aaao aa VA H.I I) V A X. : AUK THE LEaDEKS :- In all thit goes to make up h first c!as. linn ot Hardware. Tlicj bty their stoves in ' OA.Bj- LOAD - LOTS nnd thua are enabled to undersell all competitors. 11 Ifty-Oiic Sqmple Slopes, . ARE ON EXHIBITION AT OUR 8TORH Tlis. I'oiiliant Home ami cflclirarpd This firm has the ex clusive agency of the celebrated anti-rusting tinware guaranteed for one year. A large liue ef Cop perware, tinware, and Graniteware. ZDOT'T POP-GST The Place for h irgains in ev.-rv (lepartim nt of our muminotli stock f Hardware. 1'I.ATTSMOl'TH, .... - NiatKAHKA. NEW LUMBER YARD '1 J. 1. UUAVKS b C'J. 0EAUR8 IN PINE LUMBER, 8UINOLE3, LATII, BASH. la'" DOOIH, llI.INDH.and all .uildiag maturial 1 Call and hoc us 11th and Elm street, one block jjj north of Heisel's mill. 1 Flattsmouth, IT obraska th Everything' to Furnish Your House. L PEARLMAN'S -UEKAT HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM. Having uurchaetl the J. V. Main street where I am 'now cr than the chcapent having jut put in the Urgent stock '4. s of new goodn ever brought to the city, Gaaoline stove t1 and furniture of all kinds) sold on the installment plan. . f T IiTH 1 TIT-ar A ' Ji F Q FMM C2 WILL KEKV CONSTANTLY ON HANI) A full and CompleU Hi of ' Drugs, Medicines, . DSUGC1ST3 SUNDRIES Prescription. Carefully ltscsccCCca ( Air !V y i tut doritivp cunc. I uh.v 1, 1 i t v r, I ' J.I. A , ev . , 1 . . HU i?Zr T? 7VTT7T7T "n I IIouimJ Oak uro lliuir Specialty, f i They also carry a flue assortment of car penter tools, Cutlery! x. and shelf hardware, r Prices have been cat right down to suit tat times. I'M at' tha corner ol lf modkum - Weckbach "tore room on poutli located I cun sell good cheap 1. 1 AllljJiAil. Paints, and Oils. AND PURE LIQUORS Compounded at all Hourly 'jJ i J I: PI 'if i 3 1 X I ho 'Fit 1 r KM at ant 4 - n 01 ? ft a 4 i i du: f W ' ior I..,..- , Ulf MHfrTHRii. as Warraa SL-lfTort. frttaiarts.L., VT ' I f