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About The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1892)
aily Herald.. 1 OQLOUth D ttsi s. ("I FIFTH YKAlt. 1M.ATTSMOUTH, NK Bit A SKA. MONDAY. MAY l, I89-2. NUMHKlt 20!). (The aiattsmouth Qcruld. COKXKK OK VINE AM) FIFTH STS TELEPHONE 3H. K NOTTS BROS, Publishers Iubllthel every Thursday, and daily every evening except Sunday. hVti:teTel uttlie I'lattmoiitli, Nebraska x-it pflice as wcoiul clans mail matter for tranMinistioii tlirouuh the U. S. mails. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder n:i.., oil in lf.i veiling strength latest U. S. Government food re port. TEKMSHK WKKKI.T. )e year iii u!vijce One year not In unfe - Six months in advance Three months in advance TKK.MS OK OAII.Y. One year ill udvuiice tnri)tivnne moiitll - f'er week by carrier '- $1 C) . 2 00 73 40 ; of) . 51) 13 KV MKATMAKKKT. China lias concluded not to break off all commercial relations witli ub, even though the new exclusion law is distasteful to her. bhe wouiu lose a good deal more than we would by such a step. rre-blleel. fork. Veal. M. Ijutter wd eKB Kepi cunii j ...... Game of all kinds kept in Season SATISFACTION - GARANTEED SAMPSON BROS. -- r.tu St mid Lincoln Are ir attsM()I!TH. - NEBRASKA. The announcement that England will accent the invitation of the United States to take part in an in ternational monetary couterence .roes to show that President llarri- son has taken hold ot tne snver question in the right -way. TVTEAT MARKET JWi SIXTH 8TKKET F. II. ELLEN 13 A V M, Prp- The beet of fresh meat always found in this mar net. Egg and Butter. The democratic river and harbor bill is the biggest fraud and steal that ha9 been passed by congress and it will surely elect any man resident on the republican ticket - ... no matter who the repuuiicaus ! should put up. Hut they will put up Harrison and he will be re elected by an increased majority. Wild game of all kinds kept in their i mx f SIXTH STREET ? Meat ha use T Always has o.i hand a full stock of winl'HAXD FEED, Corn, Bran, Shorts Oats and Baled Hay for rale as low as , t he loue and delivereu to uio t"" -ity' CORNER SIXTH AND VINE Plattsmouth, - - Nebrn i ULIUS PEPPKRBERG. M AS V FACT C K K OF AND UIEDLESRLE1IVW RETAIL UEALEUISTBK CHOICEST BRANDS OF CIGARS FOLLUSKOK TOBACCO AND SMOKEiv's ARTICLES always in stock o- ...... . - Nebrassa W II. CUSII1NG, - J. W. JOHNSON, ' Vrttidcnt, Vice-rreida. joOT H EOOo- FLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA Capital Paid in $30,000 K K ;uthman. J W Johnson. E 8 Oreus! F lie rv Kikeubary. M W Morgan J A Connor. W Wettenkamp, W II Cushiuj: A general banxing business trans acted. Interest allowed on de posites. r-IRST : NATIONAL : BANK OK PLATT3M0CTH. NEBRASKA Paid uo capital S50.000.0C f.iH? P 10.000.09 n tne ry beet facilities lor the promp transaction of ligltlmate Banking Business nd interest allowed on the certiflcate Drifts drawn, available In any Pfrt of the United tte ana iuuiBjuiui mope. OOI4.BCTIOK8 MADE AJf D PROMPTLY BXXIT-TED. BUbbSX n-rrtet price pmd tor County War- rftDISf DIM. imm j ..v- DIRECTORS johnFltrKjrald JHSl,RIortl 8am Waugb. F. K. Whit .ni.n riX3xnli. B.Wangn. MR RLAND ALARMED. It appears that Mr. Bland takes a f th3 situation. The l.lindness and treachery of the dent ocrats who voted against the silver l.ill. he thinks, have done tne ousi ,is for the nartv this year. It can mnl-c no n-ains in the west, winie it is in danger of losing some of its nld T.restiire and potency in south. In that section, ne ueneves, tens of thousands of democrats will rpmain awav from the polls, thus o--.-;..-r two or three states over is : -.-.mblicans. He has no faith international monetary con- ice idea. No solution of the . in can be gained in that di , . . .ion. and he is confident that the democrats who favor this project insincere. This conferenceno tiou he firmly believes is a trick got up by the eastern democrats to shelve the free coinage uuis o merely pretending to postpone them until Europe has a chance to xa i on the tiuestion. Undoubtedly the Missouri states man has good cause to be angry with his nartv for its shabby treat rf his measure. An over whelming maiority of tke demo cratic members of the house are pledged to do all they can to bring about free coinage, yet when the test comes they disregard the in ductions of their constituents and prove false to their promises. Even the speaker, who had frequently Token and voted in tavor oi ano ing the largest liberties to the white metal, proved faithless when tne a r crisis came. On every nanu irec silver champions surrendered to the threats and blandishments ot the Xew York and Massachusetts a.oirti of their nartv. Of course Mr. Bland has one recourse left by which he may "get even" with the traitors. He can bring the matter in. in the national convention, and if this body declares in favor of throwing the mints open to the white metal the party will become formally and definitely committed to this oolicv. But the distinguished iIissounan is unnecessarily alarmed at the out look. The democrats will be beaten in the canTass, bnt they will lose none of the southern states. That region will be faithful to the party even if its representatives in con cress be faithless to their peldges and protestations. The democrats are accustomed to losing the pre9i dencv. and one defeat, of this sort more or less will make little differ ence to them. They will survive such a loss, and still be in grand fio-htincr snape when the next elec " tion comes around. But their su premacy in the southern states is not seriously menaced. Perhaps some of the old Tim and vigor may be missed in the canvass in the outh. and the majority may lose a little of the imposing dimensions of former years, but the majority will be their just the same, and it will be ample enough for all practi cal purposes. Globe Democrat. Nebraska Weather Service. Following is the weather report as received from ninety-three ob servers in sixty counties for the week ending rriday, May 13: The week has been unseasonably cold, with excessive rainfall in all parts of the state, and little or no progress has been made in farm work. The temperature has been more than twelve degree below the nor mal in all parts of the state, and in the northern part nearly eighteen degrees below. The sunshine has also been decidedly below the nor mal, there being generally but a part of one day in which the sun shone. Rain has fallen nearly every day in all parts of the state, with snow in the northwest on the 7th and 8th. The amount of precipitation has varied from an inch and a half in the western portion to three and a half in the southeastern. This is more than three times the normal amount and as the ground was al ready thoroughly saturated it has quite generally injured crops and flooded low lands. In the southern tier of counties from a fifth to a half of the corn crop has been planted, but else where very little of the crop is in; coMiplaint is general that what is already planted is rotting in the ground. NORTHEAST SECTION. Antelope Weather injurious to all crops; enow on Monday. Burt No farm work can be done and corn planting much delayed. Cedar Almost continuous rain fall; grass backward; much injury to stock from hunger and exposure; small grain geneially doing well. Colfax Small grain and fruit all rijrht so far; cold and wet weather delaying farm work and causing the death of young pigs. Cuming Plowing for com de layed considerably; river high. Dixon Wheat becoming slightly yellow; no planting done, but ground mostly plowed. Dodge Corn ground half plowed; little corn planted, and that rotting. Holt Snow all day on the 9th; rye, wheat and oats all right; rivers overflowing their banks. Madison Frost on the 7th; little corn planted. Platte Not twelve hours of sun shine the past week; corn ground about half plowed and very little planted. Sheridan Much snow; a large acreage of wheat sown and doing well. Stanton Most grain up and look ing well; planting at a standstill. Washington Oats turning yel low; wheat good color and pastur age improving; corn ground two- thirds plowed. SOUTHEAST SECTION. Butler Farm work three weeks behind; much ground under water. Cass Work totally suspended; apple blossoms coming out well; corn already planted will have to be replanted; pastures suthcient for stock. Clay Some corn planted, but rotting in the ground; will all have to be replanted; small grain and grass growing but little. Fillmore Wheat, oats and grass far behind what they were last year at this time. Caere Work ten days behind last year, too cold for grass and still necessary to feed cattle. Hamilton Dull, cold and rainy, delaying corn punning. Jefferson Planting not one quart er done; some up but looks j-ellow. Johnson neat aim oais on uui tnm lands iniured: no farming this week and work weeks behind. Nemaha heat, oats, grasana potatoes growing; farm work at a . winu ot limine and Plenty. WTiilo the inhabitants of south and eastern Ruswia are starving, a larfre pro jiortioii of the population of eastern Siberia and Turkestan have so much grain that they do not know what to lo with it. In the province of Semiret chinhk the peasants have enough grain to last them for ten years, and in the provinces of Yeneseisk, Yakutsk ami the Transbaikal the price of wheat i.s one-eighth what it is in the Volga pro vinces. The host beef is being sold at the rate of about ?d. a pound, but as there are no railways and few or no roads in these rich portions of the em pire, this superabundant wealth cannot be put to account. London Tit-Bits. Spot Cash Hardware. MANY TKAK" ""KT TKOTE: "Man wants but little here below, Nor wants that little long." It was true then and just as true to day, ami lits our cae exactly ALL THAT WE WANT IS Your rade on Disinclined to lie Kissed. A peculiar incident has come to light at Mount rieasant, la. A good looking voung woman came to the marshal and asked for the arrest of her husband, who was ill treating her. The man was placed in jail, but when the time of trial came the wife did not appear to prosecute her case. The husband was released and then explained that he had attempted to ki6s his wife. She object ed, and he forcibly put his arms around her and kissed her. Chicago Inter Ocean. An Aluminium Lifeboat. A lifeboat of aluminium has recently been built at Stralsund. It is a matter of considerable curiosity to see how this boat will answer when thoroughly test ed, as it is thought to be more than like ly that its obvious good points will be more than counterbalanced by various disadvantages. New York Times. A Wedding Journey. A man named Thomson passed through Buchanan, Qa., a few days ago, Imd traveled on a cart from Dades- ville, Ala., to Salt Springs, Ga., to get married. Thomson and ins wite weign at least 400 pounds. The distance from Dalesvilie to Salt Springs is about 20J miles. A rat plague in Dorset is inflicting Inss on the farmers. One farmer at Wareham, noticing that three ricks were infested, ordered them to be thrashed. The ricks were found to swarm with rats, and no fewer than 530 were killed. CUTLERY, STOVES, - TOOLS, WOODENWARK n. x ii. ..v- ,i t 1,.,..-" inet for :i few VCaTS. SUV tWCIlt-V 1 IU11 IS ill 1 ; .Mil jll Vir n Jill ll iuu -j j - , . or more and if you will grant us this "little" our cup of happiness will r ii . n " . . ue mil io ovcni:iwin. , , In return you will have little to want, lor in tnese gooos wc um-i im best pud most complete line made in this country to-day and Prices so That every time we ill 1 out a quotation sheet we feel that we ought to be accorded a place in history among the philanthropists for we are giving the trade all the cream and keeping the skimmed milk for ourselves. WILL YOU NOT GITE US THE "LITTLE" THAT WE WANT. J. W. Hendee, & Co. UNRUH KEEPS Whitney' No Luck in Tula Horseshoe. Some time ago a St. Louis man nailed a horseshoe over the door of his house for good luck. Tuesday as the man was about entering his home a bolt of light ning struck him and knocked him sense iacc Tf triincaired later that the elec- trie current had first passed through the horseshoe. t.- r TTr-i-irrt A' Co.. the druggists desire" us to publish the following testimonial as they handle the rem edy and believe it to ue rcimuic r l .-V. . -Ar-nnt hottlft of Chaill- berlains Pain Balm and applied it 1,-mha. which have been at- 1 1 Jill .--' . ...III, rliantnntism at lllter- vals for one year. At the time 1 i i, iiia Halm I was uu- UUllill'v .i i.iJ TV. ,,to11- T ran truthfully say uuic i y i i..... - 1 . Pii,ii has completely cured me. R. H. Fakk, Holywood, i r, . tvy. a k Pnv the leading AilU. - ' , ' ' druggist at Holywood, vouches tor the trutn oi tne auuvc siaicmtun 1 ,J i j ! V i And the PRICES Are away down 1 "6 t ii e i e CALL AND SEE r'7 ST?. X'rriz-ttu. . r v, t.vj' .. ' Ik w & f3 lee. Ice. vr-vrt-i A, Son are deliver ing ice daily. Call on them for your sum mer s ice. Sfc-TTHE POSITIVE CURE, m K?", Jgglgfifmg EBOTHZRS. 03 Warren BU 'Now Yorfe. E0 ctai ST Hot standstill. Reduced Bates. Tli- first annual meeting of the Nebraska conference of theEpworth 11 sell tickets "south of the Platte river to Lincoln, May 10-16 inclusive, rarues paying iun r - - 1 1 V. .... . iare goinjj win uc icimucu i wu third fare on presenting certificate at ticket office at Lincoln, signed by T r . j. ruAsus, Gen. P. and T. Agt. Good Looks. tlrn InnVa arc more than nlcln deep, deqending upon a healthj 1... r 1 u.l condition oi an me. vuai organs. If the Liver be inactive' you have a Bilious Look, if your stomach be atteetea you nave a j-yspepin. rl i t hour Kidnevs be effected yov will have a Pinched Look. Se curs gooa neaitn ana you win nave good looks, Electric Bitters is the great alterctive and Tonic acts directly on those vital organs. v - , t : i i tJUreS rlinpies, oiuicncs, uuna auu rrixrta a rood complexion. Sold at F. G. Fncke & Co's Drugstore, 50c per Dome: Ark. Carlsoaa or a,;i av 7ti and 8th the M. P. will sell round trip tickets to Hot Springs, Ark., at one lowest u class tare, gooa reiurumg t..., inh on account of govern- JllllV- A J " ' . ment saie oi iuia aim '"t""h f e,,ViT-,i Central Turnveriu Association. Call at office for par ticulars. rtarrh in New England. rri.r'a rvnm Halm gives satisfac- prv one using it tor Ca tarrhal troubles-G. K. Mellor drug gist, Worcester Masc. X Uclltvc jij j . - - nw.vio for catarrh ever offered the public Bush & Co. druggists, Worcester piass, a ort,Vleof realment.C. P. Alden 1 . !5nriti(rfiplfl MaSS. Those wno use n t?peun. ihrihj it. Geo A, Hill, aruggisi opim 1ICIU, uaci . . , Cream Balm has given sansiac- tory results. V. . draper, uru- gist, Springtiem, luass. n( 4Vi firand Armv bovs may be interested in the following from Alex. B. Pope, A. D. C., Com mander, Dep t. l enn. ana oa. xie w have had an etndemic r ...i.;nrr rnnrrh here. (Stewart. Tenn.,) and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has Deen tne umy ihcuilhic trood." There is no danger from whopping cough, when this remeay is rreeiy sivc"- " completely controls the disease. oO cent bottles for sale by F. G. Fncke i & CO., OTUgglSt8. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Thk BK8T Salvk in the world for Cuts Braises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi nro ti1p nr no oav reoiiired. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunaea. rnce v cenie per w. For sale by F. ii. jmcKe Why will you cough when Shi , v. win crii.-f immediate re- i;f. Price 10 cts., 50 cts. ad fl For sale by . G. JrricKe t-o TI310THY CLAltK. DEALER IN . WOOD TERMS CASHo rds and Office 404 South Third Street. Telephone 13. PLATTSMOUTH, Nebrask E. REYNOLDS, lieglstered Fhj'eician and Pharmacist Special attention given to Office Practice. Rock Bluffs R. A. SALISBURY : D-E-N-T-I-S-T : GOLD AND PORCELAIN CROWNS. SteiDways aaarsthetlc for the iainlert ex traction of teeth. Fine Gold Work a Specialty. Kockwood Block Plattsmouth, Neb. 217, 219, 221, AND 223 yViAIN ST PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. Nib. VEALKB IX- STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES GLASS AND QUEEN8WARE. Patronage of the Public Solicited. F. R- GUTHMA1T1T. PROP- Rates !?4.o0 ijek week and up Nortk Sixth Street, Plattsmoutk ... (K)LD AND POKCELA1N CKOWMJ Bridge work and fine gold work a SPECIALTY. DB. STEINAUS LOCAL aa well &m other aii-- e3UJCllC9Klveil IUI IUI3 olillV799 CAUWUVU Ul a A. MARSHALL, - Fitzgerald Block TTORNEV A. N. SULLJTAN. Attorney aULaw. Will give prompt attrntloa to all bniiBa eatruated to him. Office Is (Jnloa block, aat Hide. PUttemouth, Keb. " Praeldent v