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Til1' WWKI.Y I1 1 ItAliD: PLATTSMOUTH, NKHUASKA, N0VKMKKU3 1892.
TH: f ACT EtSENTED.
U--" Arguments
Last tlwM.
ENTHUSIASTIC .MEETING.
A'.l"i Ly'cAl a .
Bunir nts Pr
II d
crats
Un n we- u I Ar-
cut' fl tiy .rid
e hi D .
T .'nk:n
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CH !
,t.lv m d Times
The- lac.' ' -i ci .'. of voters that
have a - --nl '."i ai any one linn- to
listen to miv nn- in an. win tin- large
ami ii.'.l.n ;.r:.c e:o.vl that greet-
...I Hi., ni-v i iMir Ciliiin Mom
(lie
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only was it the largest crowd but it ,
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w is the most repi
.-eutalive ami cr:-
tliujii...!:.- ll;at ever lis
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uritliin Hi.' i.nTed limits
ol thin
growing ami prosperous city.
The meeting wi.s called to order
,y Judge A. N. SuUivan. who with
out further delay, introduced the
speaker. When' Jmge Field as
cended the platform the tumultous
appleause continued for several min
nten, us coon us iiiel was regain' d
Judf F.i'l I I 1111,1 ,lu'r"-' w,'n'
several h-cil miners that In:
willed to i peak of l.eloic enuring
upon the iliM-us-ioii of tie' i-venituf.
lie then relerred to the Doj.'-f
luatler and s.ii.l thai when (he n-puhlii-an"
; arty l.ecatue ho weak
that it had to use Hie Ooe family
to holster up it losing can.ie he
was thioiif h wiili it. i
J,. iheii la-ou..',!!' out the Hl.li'k
lil.iiier r.-.cr.-.oii ami utated his
cn.-e. He sr.i'l lie was Mny for the
man, or for an ,' oilier mm thai wfis
in the con liliviil of IVlcr-eii; I h.it
he had never seen Petersen when
he was rtoher; that the first time h,
ever hccii him was one Sunday l'et
erseu caini' to his house in Lincoln
antlth'it he was iu a horrible Hate
of intoxication.
Then the bridge cane wn taken up
and explained in an able and satis
factory manner. The money plank
in the democratic platform was
weighed and found wanting, utter
which the tarilf. was discussed in
an able and satisfactory manner,
taking part of his illustrations
from this state.
Then free coinage was discuss-ed.
Judge Field showed to the crowd
Hryan's record on the silver ques
tion. "When the free silver bill was
before congress," said Judge Field,
Mr. Uryan did not lift his voice or
even turn his hand to have the hill
become a law, but sat in the halls of
congress when he had two chances
to go on record in favor of free
.coinage. Hut he never lilted his
Voice until hocruss.-d the river and
filtered upon this campaign an l-.i
anything about the free coinage ol
salver. It was only done then to
catch the ind 'pendent vole. Wlt.-n
Itryati was speaking heiure the
gold luifs in fai'iin any h.ul, Mr
Uryan then had a golden opportun
ity to go on record beton ih..i
body, but not a word did lie s iv in
favor .d t!te free cniurige ot silver.
The speech of J u.'.ge I'iel I wa
the most powerful, r.tosi logic il,
and presented more facts than any
other, tint lias' been delivered this
campaign.
During the speech it wai plir.C
tured wi'.h .'on I and vigorous ap
plause. The republicans of Cass
county are 'it line, and thi'y will see
on next Tuesday that Judge Field
goes to Washington to represent
this liiisrepre-e-i'. y distriel.
St.OOO n Aer, From fi-tir,
Il is pretty hard for people .who
.live in a tarming-eotumiinity wheie
fXi an acre is considered a 'big
profit to bo told til it farmers la
Norih (i.ilv --ton are liaikiii' from
fSl't lu4' I. K) I an acre each year in
raising pears .plum-', .-;rawl.eri ies.
;md all Miiali Iruils'and veg'tab!i-s.
They do not have to work half so
hard ,i' the Northern tanner, ei'd.er.
The North 'i,ilv.--!oa A-soci at io-.,,
through their l.,c.d aent, i'olh ekl
.V H vers is iii.iking remarkable
utTers with t'.ieir property; lunli for
scttlcuieiU and investment pur
poses. Drop ,! 1J Messrs.
I'ollock If vers ir. better lill, call j
upoii hir.l and g t fu'l p.irticulars
about this property, I
I'dK S. l.!: Two (le-irabe
tleuce lot:, in Orchard Hill a
to riattsn;.i.;;li. within a b
t!ie Missouri i'.ici:;c i!ept
particu'ai s cjdl i n rr a hire
Hl-IK-AI-l) . c'.ce.
t'M-
billion
lock ot
t. for
-s 'i't.l-
Allan's corn cuv- at iciing.v
t'o't
I'o in lite mere khv.:i lor the Lire -e-l
iiirchase in lluit ii i' ever
brought to I'hittsmoiith, Snyder
will sell wn'.lpaper at rciluced
,, rices. ! not fail to call on him
ui ,'iiKI, Main street.
Do oil want a clock, watch
v.Twnre or . I I'iece of jewelry
sd-If
so, call on Snyder
iind ct prices.
and stvt
oods
PEOPLE Af.D AFFA S
The ladies aid socictv of I 1m- M .
K. church will hold ;i mectm" '
inecliurclt I'luirs-I.iy aiteninon at '
o'clock. Important bu-ine-s v. I
,-ome before :h- m tin ; -mmI i -
iicct'fs.iry tli.il iill members aiiend
V. M. C. A. STATU C i.NTNTION.
Tin.' thirteenth annual ita. nm
vention of tin- Nebi isV a Vinintf M n
Christian A-socialious will !. lu l l
'at Hastings Nov. 17-0, and a
I cordial invitation is extended to all
i members oi lln- associations, col
lege students, railroad men, com
' un-n i.il traveler.-, pastors, busin-.-'
iin-ii ami teachers, ami a special i-i
vitatinn to young im'ii Irom
to I .
where (here are
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no association
leading wo! Un -
on,e km ly oi un
in Nebraska will lake wait on 1
I "S." '"- l" s.
"o"'iii. inv: .,,.;,.... ...v.,.-.. .-
reports from the held.
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hum in 1 1 win 1 1 iv in i i. ii.ii ii
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drexwi-M. :i tliorini." h .1 . sen -.si. n i . :
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l.,e HieillllU o, v l. IV .l.l.wnj; joio.
men, bible study and personal
work, work for young men in toi
eign mission lands, the consif'i '
atiou of unoccupied lield-,
many other items d int.:.
Special conforences; will lie held i
college men, officers nod . 1 1 1 t . i .-
for committee men, on district v.or;
for college men and for delet ii, -from
unorgani.ed towns. !'.'
gates shouM send their name
once to F. f. C'arruthers, (".cneral
Secretary Y. M. ( . A. Hastings N.-b
Free ciil.Ttniiiincut will lie I tr
nislud alt such. There will ri,
a rate of one and one-third fare oi
the certificate plan on all raiload
in the state. l"or credentials and
further information address A
Nash, Mate seen tary Omaha, .V b.
Articles of i ucorporaiio-i ,v,,
filed today with the county cleik
for the "Tclocvleua Jcilusta Sok l"
society. Th'1 above is a name of the
society that is' building the new
liohcmhin Turner hall.
At C IIK.NT AT Rl l.o.
Astiangehut miraculously for
tunate accident happened at K'ulo
on the H. & M. Tuesday, the particu
lar of which have just been made
public. It feems that as the Atchi.
son freight in charge of Conductor
Summers and Kngtnecr Kenan was
going upon the bridge there the
caboose ran off the track. It soon
fell faom the bridge dragging with
it the rear live cars. Conductor
Summers had already jumped and
so snved his life. The cars were
piled up in an unrecognisable
masses in the valley below, barely
escaping a house where people were
sleeping.
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THE HANK KA1LEP.
,Thi grand lodge Knight of Pyth
ias of Nebraska has imfortuiiatelv
met with the loss of the grand
loge -funds. This state of affairs
was caused by the failure of the
bank of Ainsworth. of which th.
treasurer, Charles (J. Alton, was
c ish'er. The funds, amounting to
about lisi.iKM. were deposited in tin
bank and when that instition w.n
unexpectedly closed the funds went
into the general wreck. Mr. Alton's
boudmau having recently been
caught in the Omaha barb wiie
failure, the gr.itid lodge will prob
ably not recover any part of the
funds, Mr. Alton has been honored
with the office of treasurer for live
years. No blame whatever is at
tached to him in the unfortunate
alfair.
The power house of the Rapid
Transit company was burned to
the ground last night at Beatrice.
The loss is about !?10,iHH) with M
insurance. The management have
announced their intention of re
building at unci'.
sm r th r do. ik!
. w Von, II, rat. I .
1'ie wintry days are coining on
a:;.! soail stentorian lung" will to ir:
.. ; i .. 1 1
Why don't on shut thai door,'
' The U'ori.l-I lerald said Sunday
that t. M. Peterson was well and
lavorably Known. Yes, he is wad)
Known, but no one has a word to
inter in favor ot hi- coutcmptahlc
course.
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The remains ol the late Mrs.
l;ran ( '.i anijer will be . interred in
the cen.elety at Ashland tomorrow.
i l.t.i rs i x ins s io! ( ii.
. I-i IAY.ien.-r, a young man liviitg
about ten miles north w.v t of Ash
Jan. I, shot himself this morning
while fooling with a target rill.-.
Tvv o or tiee bullets were Muck in
the barrel and he undei iook to g. t
tin an out, and there being some
powder "in the barrel the gun ex
ploded, the 1 ullets entering Lis
stomach I lis recovery is doubtful.
t.e vi k ii t; .-papi k t iia.mii s.
I'olonol Iv. (', ICdgar of l.ouisai a,
Mo., a proinuient newspaper n an.
in that section, has aciptired an iu-teie.-t
in the Beatrice Iai!y and
Weekly Ivxpress and has been
elected president and business and
editorial manager of the Kxpress
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A k' lliiinphrey ." k'.-.til)!icmi X
Jacub WiKKins '' ' Pcmnc rat
""lit, . no. inmrin mm I ulc .if One
A K ti.ui.ly - k'eputiiirun X
J W llorntierer Deni.icrat
H H Hiatt - - " independent "
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Win j llryiui
A'llen'W'l-iel.l
Jerome Scltamp
HetiH'Criil I
Kepul.lii'iiil
Independent
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I .ire tor One
K'l'pulilieaii X
lieinocrut I
J II Iliit.lcniatr
II II Travis
hiir Sviiinr
V I) Hill
(Irian. to fellt
KK White
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liulependent I
K'eputilieai) X
Deiuoerat
T r;Te"s' 'li'." ; V
X M Allen
i.i '.si . I ikc fur 1 1. it
Independent
kVputilican X
k'epuliliean , X
M.-iMot 1 :ii
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Ilelore voting and belore going
into tin1 booth, one of the judges ot
election will hand the voter an offi
cial ballot printed on white
paper, (sample ballots are printed
on red paper. I The voter then
passes into one of the stalls in the
booth t prepare his ballot. There
he will find pen and ink, and he
can proceed to mark his ballot (an
illustration is given above) by put
ting a mark (X) in the right hand
margin after the 111:110 he wishes to
vote for. The prohibition Cjin
lid.iles are left oil' ot the above as
they ire not in the race. : here are
two amendments to the constitu
tion, however that every voter
should see that they are carrricd.
One is "for the propo.-e.l amendent
to the constitution relating to ex
eeuiive ol'lic. rs" and the oilier is'Mor
the proposed amepduient to the
constitution telating to premar.cnt
school funds." It is very essential
that these two amendments are
carried along with the rest of tile
republican ticket. A vote, for the
electors at the head of this ticket
is a vole for Harrison and contin
ued pro-perity.
They aru in Lino.
I'll..' republicans of l.oui.-ville
city and l.oui.-ville precinct whom
the Courier-Journal said last week
were feeling very sore over the fact
Unit their candidate for the legisla
hue had failed 'o sccutV the nofli
ination at tile con vention. and that
they would not support the ticket,
and the would be republican paper
oi I.ouisvil!' came out supporting
1-'. . White for the senator. Bj read
ing the following the readers will
see that the republicans of Louis
ville have set down on Maylield in
a verv emphatic manner. The fol
lowing was received this morning : j p u .. KA ,",.: A desirable
"We.the uiidersignedrepublica..sl1)t ,.,.lMM1ll(lth. Nvill l for
of Louisville city and precinct, have j c.sll or will u,. ;1 jr(1()(j l.nggy
read with surprise and indignation horse and horses in exchange
the imputations in the last issue of i Por particulars call on or address
the Couricr-Jout mil (which pur
ny
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JOE, THE ONE-PRIG
STADELLIANffS BLOCK.
ports to advocate republican prin
ciples) that the republicans of this
place are sulking because our can
didate for the nomination forrepre
sentative at the county convention
was defeated. THIS is KALPE. We
accepted the decision of the con
vention as final and we propose to
work for the ticket, the whole ticket,
ami nothing" hut the ticket, and for
no part of it more than forour hon
ored nominee for senator in whom
we recognize sterling ability to rep
resent the interest of Cass county
and who has oar implicit confi
dence. We cannot but admire a
man s principle who depends upon
the support of his party, though
loyalty to its interests and not
through love for boodle.
We will be found as loyal to our
ticket this fall as ever.
11.1. P, kll.I.KN, P. I GENTA1N.
J. A. IIASSK-1KIK. W.M.TKKt t'Tl'OKlll.
J 'IKS KollKK T-oN, II S. KVANS,
J. I.. II XHI SIIOKN, A. A. KNOTT,
l . A. MANKKK.
I., t. KlCKIIOI 1.
TK'I MAX IF M ,
A. (i. Cl.INK,
J. X. IK.KK.
JKSSIK I.IVINCSTON,
W. M. Thomas,
K. .1 KNKIN-.
K. I'AI.MKk-,
M. X. IKAKK,
J. M. WVKI..
J.O. Mct l.AIK.
;. r. Spawn,
ll. M. WAkii.
s. i. M v riii.siiv.
Try the "t'rown" cough cure
lirovvn Barrett guarrantes it.
Mr W. A. SweiirU
Omaha visitor todav.
cm was an
M ixed paints at tiering .V; t'o's.
Judge A. N. Sullivm was in
Omaha todav.
"t'rown" cough cure warranted to
cure. Brown A Barrett.
Window glass at tiering & t'o's.
Prof. C W. Noble
Creek' today.
was 111 t'edar
Wallpaper
reduce
d in
tieet.
price
Sn viler's, ado, Main
e-se I.. Root and John A. Bav ies
peak tonight at Murray.
Wallpaper at tiering Co's.
The concert at the Presbyterian
church last ui:
patroni.ed.
;ht was very poorly
The greatest cough cure is Syrup
of Tar and Wild Cherry, sold only
bv tiering vx Co.
J. M. Craig and C.
went to Louisville this
C. Parnule
afternoon.
this otlice.
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JOE
KEEPS IN THE LEAD.!
Ycnaiia Mno.
fiSJy2 umi at tiac
MhsJ Muy of
AVOID- .,
OK 1EA 5 i
Is a nio.-t delico
GOSSIP AROUND COURT ROOMS.
Judge Ramsey issued a marriage I
license to Win. T. Knapton an 1 Miss
'essie Roberts both of Kagle and to
Melvin T. Turner and Miss Cinder
ella Carder of EInr.voo'l. A licen.-e
was also issued to a young man of
this city who requested that the
matter be not made public.
Two new cases were filed with
Clerk Hearing in district court to
day. The I'attee Plow coiimany
have begun proceedings against
J. F. Parkins, et. al., upon a note
and Soloman II. Conrad et al. have
beg.in proceedings in suit in parti
tion against Sarah Conrad, et al.
Owing to the lack of business
Jubge Archer was talking politics
today.
Judge Ramsey's decision in the
State of Nebraska vs. Henry Hons
will be made publi: in a few days.
Judge Ramsey married Win.
Shaw and Miss Mary Barker,
daughter of Samuel Barker, this
afternoon at his office.
Judge Ramsey issued a permit
to wed to Mart H. cDouald and
Anna Bell Carrigaii today, and
J udge Archer tied the knot.
Paulina Barrett ond Susa-i A.
tsrooiiins nave commenced slut 111
district court against Kthel D. IJew
ings, a minor under the age of 11.
J. H. Ilaldemnn, republican candi
date for county attorney is in the
city today.
John Marshall and niotlur went
to Council BlutTs this afternoon to
visit with friends.
A. S. Cooley, republican nominee
for the legislature, is in the city to
day. The exclusive agency lor our
goods in Plattsniouth and vicinity,
is good for two or three thousand a
year to an active agent. Experi
ence 'not necessary. Address at
once. Manufacture, I.vnn, Mass.
Take otf tno Horns.
'The undersigned is now ready
with a good portable chute and
tools to remove the useless weap
ons of horned cattle at ten cents per
head, A letter addressed to the
undersigned at Rock Bluti, Cass
county, Nebraska, will be promptly
answered. S. L. Ku kl.o.Nd.
1
stationery at Gering A: Co's,
nu-ii rue j i
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M he wants
?:ihk5 time
nib J3
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CLOTHIER,
PLATTSnOUTII. NEB.
. - v. A Hit lOl'-Jy- OK NF.nVOUS
f TEMPERAMENT.
' 1. .f (
.- iiDulaut but a uourisber
We carry the largest
and most complete line .
of Diamonds, Watches
and Jewelry in the
county.
u e a.re tuns in a position to ijtipply
every requirement of the public
with the greatest possible satisfac
tion and on the most advantageous'
terms.
OUR REPAIR AND
Manufacturing Departments
a -.. r
of our business and are highly ap
preciated by the public, as showi,
by their liberal patronage. All tj
n-nr ,.,,,-L- i nnu ( ...l. ..I
puvan return cnarges when pent
us from abroad All goods sold by
i.s engraved five. oNCK A CTS
TOMKK A 1 AY AYS A CUSTOM KR.
Ciive us a call.
CARRUTH & SON,
TH E JEWELERS,
I'LATTSM. H TH,
0
XEllkASK.V
MONEY to loan on farms
from 6 1-2 per cent up, on I to
1 0 years timeto suit the' bor
rower. Also loans on second
mortgages. J. M. LEYDA
Piattsmouth, Neb. -
