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FRIDAY, JUNK 9, 1890.
AN or.D dottier trust, with n cap!
tal of $10,000,0011, in reported. As
every one la interested it is gratifying
to know that the article dealt in in bo
valuahlo an asset.
TilK "Jingo," a journal of expan
sion, published at Chicago. Is a now
publication. It contains many pood
points and arguments in favor of ox
pant-ion. James 1 'add ode is the editor
If THK ttato treasurer lias had the
permanent school fund out at interest
in favored banks at the rate of two
per cent, he has dorived a revenue of
fullv SS.000 from this source. The
public should demand an accounting
THK state board i still pretending
to examine the various properties of
fered to tho stato for a governor's
"mansion," It is quite pr oper to hesi
tato a while over a deal that is made
in advance. The hesitation will be
taken by the public for consideration,
and will not inconvenience the man
who has worked off his p-operty.
TilK prodigals are coming home
1'etTer is back and happy under the
canvass of the republican tent. Sjna
tor Cannon of Utah has followed suit
and tossed the free silver issue to the
winds. In 1900 there will bo few loft
except Senator Teller, and when the
democratic party gives silver the
"toss-up'' he is liable to return also.
The state treasurer had on hand in
trust funds $153,000 on the 7th day of
January, 1897. This has increased ur.
til he now has nearly $300,000. Where
does he keep the money and who gets
the monej'? This is a secret that
Meserwe refused to divulge to the
legislative "committee. This is a
question that also worries Silas A
Holcomb for scmo unknown reason.
All tiie soldiers who will be re
quired by Otis to enable him to finish
his conquest cf the Philippines and to
garrison strategic points will be had
without resorting to a call for any
more volunteers. This is the assur
which is furnished by tho war depart
ment. It will please the country. It
will at the same timo be a disappoint
ment to the democratic leaders and to
the demagogues in general, but there
will be still harder blows for those in
dividuals in the canvass of 1900. St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
SLANDER AND Vl'LUAKITV.
A prominent Lincoln pastor deliv
ered last Sunday a sermo.i on "yel'ow
journalism," feeling himself agrieved
by a write up that occurred in a loc il
paper, says the Beatrice Express. One
reading tho reverend gentleman's
rather excited remarks would suppose
that the newspapers of Nebraska had
sunk to the lowest level of- depravity
and were devoid of all decency and
moral character; but this is very far
from the truth. No state in tho union
is so free from disreputable newspap
ers; the Nebraska journals that deal
in slander and vulgarity may bo
counted upon the fingers of one hand,
and have lingers to spare; and the
clergyman makes himself ridiculous
who raises his hands to heaven and
deplores the wickedness of the public
press. At divers times in the past ef
forts have been made by irresponsible
parties to conduct sensational news
papers, such as Vanity Fair, estab
lished at Lincoln some years ago; but
all such misbegotten papers have
failed ignominiously, and tho editors
of them have always been regarded
with contempt by the respectable
journalists of the stato. It is utter
foolishness to say that newspapers
should not chronicle the news of the
day because the news may be of a sen
sational character; it is the business
of a newspaper to chronicle the news,
and yellow journals are those which
manufacture news, not those which
merely give the true narrative. There
are people who would have newspapers
miracles of namby-pamoyism, but they
are people who have never had ex
perience, and who view journalism
from an impractical standpoint. The
sermon by the Lincoln clergyman was
more bitter and sensational than any
thing1 that has occurred in Nebraska
in many a day.
CHINESE BIMETALLISM.
China is struggling with a bimetal
lic problem, different in terms from
that which puzzles the civilized world,
but one for which it seems to be equally
difficult to find a satisfactory solution.
In her case, 6ilver is, indeed, a factor,
but not on account of its relation to
gold. Copper is the metal making the
trouble, and it looks as though it must
either drive out silver or bo driven out
by it.
Gold is not coined by the Chinese
government,and silver only to a limited
amount. The unit of value is a certain
weight of silver called a tael, worth
about 75 cents, and though Mexican
and other silver dollars circulate, they
pass only for what they are worth as
bullion. Cop j wir alloyed with zinois,
however, coined by tho government
into what are called cash, at tho into
of 1,000 to the tael. Owing to tho fall
in silver and the rise in copper, tho
metal required for 1,000 cm h routs 1.
'.i'yl taols and threatens to cost Htill
more. Consequently, the holders of
cash are hoarding them or melting
them down to sell n metal, so that
they are gradually disappearing from
circulation.
Undoubtedly a reined j' will bo found
for tho evil, but it will necessarily in
volve the abandonment of tho coinage
of copper at a fixed ratio to the tael
Tho maintenance of two standards of
valuo is as impossible when ono is sil
ver and the other coppor,as when one is
silver and the other gold. New York
Sun
a ijoi;m.kv that kiioi i.d NOT ItK.
The dispute over tho boundary be
tween Canadian territory and the ter
ritory of the U::ited States shows the
monstrous absurdity of its existence,
saj's tho Now York Sun.
There should not be any boundary,
or any other such question for tho two
countries to wrangle about.
Tho people of this republic and of
tho Dominion aro at. heart tho same,
and in their origin akin. They speak
the samo language, and their social
order is founded on iho same prin
ciples. In this rospect England also is
like Canada and the United States,
jut Canada and the United States
havonn unequalled bond in being side
by side on the same continent.
Was a people ever before so cold to
the land it lives in? Was there ever
a country so stubborn an enemy of it
self as Canada?
Tho d;iy after Cinada discards a fo--eign-mido
governor-general, nnd
choosos hop own governors, as do tho
st ites of the Amer ican union, her be
wilderment, her languor in d her sub
ordination will change into life, pros
perity and power, and in raising her
own flag tho Stars and Stripes she
will feel tho tirst thrill of patriotism.
II w much longer are tho people of
the great torritory north of us to leave
to the citizens Of the United States the
monopoly of being American-?
IN OK M ATI ON AND OPINION.
Adolph Luetgert, the Chicago
sausage maker, who was convicted of
the murder of his wife, is going to sell
his famous Great Dane hounds to
raise money to carry his case to the
supreme court. During tho trial his
busineso was ruined, and he has spent
all of his money in his defense.
Charles M. Ilubner, editor of the
Nebraska City News for the past
twenty years, has at last become tired
of singlo lifo and yesterday was united
in marriaire to Miss Gertrude Van
Meter, a highly lespected young lady
of that place.
Whenever any citizen comes to a
dead standstill in life and declares
himself incompetent to make himself
a living ho must be given a public
position to which is appended a salary.
All zealous and vocal partisans who
talk hell for their political antagonists
and heaven for those of their own faith
understand the valuo of utter incom
petency in '"boss politics."
Many members of the Sac and Fox
tribe of Indians in Iowa have refused
to accept annuities because of tho old
Algonquin superstition that all their
lands belong to tho Groat Spirit, and.
as tho annuities arise from the govern
ment -aies of their lands, their ac
ceptance of tho proceed-? would bar
them from the "happy hunting
grounds."
Not the least interesting among the
new occupations for women is that
which has been opened at Vienna
There, in the "gayest city in the
world," is a woman graved iggor. She
is the first professional woman grave-
digger in civilized Europe.
The French are very proud of hav
ing discovered the word "smart,'
which they apply in every ineongru
ous way, using it twenty times per
da3'. Tho word "smart" hr.s even
crossed the Pyrenees, only altering its
complexion in transit. A tourist the
other day saw a gaudy parasol in a
shop window of tho Rambla at Barce
lona, and on it was a huge ticket, in
scribed in flaring capitals, "Sraark!!!"
This was a canine variation.
The bill for the Bradley Martin din
ner in New York for eighty-six per
sons footed up $9,o2 of which $53 was
olives, caviare, celery, radishes and
bread, which shows that tho Bradley
Martins do not overlook the little lux
uries to a dinner.
Hagerstown, Md., seems to have
solved the tramp problem. It puts the
hobos to work upon the streets, and
thus enforces emphatic object lessons
in industry at the same time it im
proves the appearanco of the city.
Oofs CofTee Agree With Yon?
If not, drink Grain-O made from
pure grains. A lady writes: "The first
time I made Grain-O I did not like it
but after using it for one week nothing
would induce me to go back to coffee."
It nourishes and feeds the system.
The children can drink it freely with
great benefit. It is the strengthening
substance of pure grains. Get a pack
age today from your grocer, follow lbe
directions in making it and you will
have a delicious and healthful table
beverage for old and young. 15 and 25c.
When you want to smoke a 10-cent
cigar try Of.o WurlVSilver Wreath"
union made you can find no better
on the market.
FARBWELLiTOTIIE AiLMV
Gomez Counsels Faticnce and Submiasior
as the Eoad to freedom.
conitsscs i:i is msArpoiNTtc
Had Not .nll ljutrl Military Kule of tlx
United Hairs, Vlil li I I MM artful t
Itotli Cuban and Aiiicrinuia,
HAVANA, June 7. General Maximo
Gomez, the former commander In chief
of the Cuban army, will issue his fare
well manifesto today. In substance
it will say:
The mission I have hern entrusted
with is nearly concluded. I have at
tempted to lind a solution of ques
tions concerning the army which I
commanded during the bloodiest war
known in America. I am now leav
ing, regretfully, to attend to necessary
private business.
A parting' word to the people for
whom I have sacrificed h:rty years oi"
my life and to my friends in the army
just disbanded, which action should
have been taken intantiy after the
removal of the bloody weight of
Spain's merciless regime. We armed
ourselvcK, and now we no longer want
soldiers, but men for the maintenance
of peace and order, which aro the ba
sis of Cuba's future welfare.
It is necessary to understand that
the nation in th's epoch, moat dim
cult and unequuled in history, should
avail itseif of tho opportunity to show
it possesses virtues in spite of the
vires caused by colonial government
and the harshness of warlike lire. We
wanted and depended upon foreign in
tervention to terminate the war. This
occurred at the most terrible moment
of our contest and icsuiied in Spain's
defeat, lint none of us thought this
extraordinary event would be follow
ed by military occupat lea of the
countiy by our allies, who rate us as
a people incapable ot ac-iiiy for our
selves and who have .educed us to
obedience, to submission ami to the
tutelage imposed by force of circum
stances. This canout be our ultimate end aft
er the years of struggle, and we should
aid by every pacific method in finish
ing the work of organizing, which the
Americans accepted in the protocol,
and which is as uia, eeable for them
a.s for ourselves. '1 is am will prove
the islanders. Theietore, it is neces
sary to forget past disagreements to
completely unite all elements and to
organize a political paity which is
needed in any country.
It is always said that countries
have the government which they mer
it, and Cuba will have that which her
heroism entitled her to. Today she can
only have one party in Cuba with one
object that of obtaining the aspira
tion of years. We must devote out-
selves to pacific labors; gain the res
pect of the world ana show that
though our war was honorable, our
peace must be more so.
We must make useless by our be
havior the presence of a strange pow
er in the island and must assist the
Americans to complete the honorable
mission they have been compelled to
assume by force of circumstances.
This work was not sought by tnose
rich northerners, owners ot a con
tinent. I think doubts Jid suspicions
are unjust. We must form immedi
ately a committee or a club to be a nu
cleus of government. This will serve
Cuban interests purely and act as an
aide to the intervenors.
I, as one of the first Cubans, al
though one of "our last old solurers,
and not far from the grave, without
passions or ambitions, call on you
with the sincerity of a father and
urge a cessation of the superfluous
iiscussions and the creation of parties
Df all kinds which disturb the coun
try and tend to cause anarchy.
In this country tnere should not be
one man whom we consider a strang
er. Today we no longer hate auton
omists or conservatives, but only Cu
bans. My mission having ended, I will
absent myself temporarily to embrace.
my family, but I will return shortly
to Cuba, which I love as much as my
own land.
My last words for my soldiers are
that, as always, where my tent is the
Cubans have a friend.
Kiffht with Train Rolibrn.
CEYENNE, Wyo., June 7 (Special
to the Bee.) Sheriff Hazen of Con
verse county and posse had another
fight with the Union Pacfic train rob
bers yesterday, news of which has
just reached Casper. The robbers
were surrounded in a gulch, where
they were forced to abandon their
horses which were captured. The
robbers entrenched themselves be
hind rocks and made a desparale
fight. Sheriff Joe Hazen was shot
through the body and seriously
wounded. He is being brought to
Casper. Reinforcements are going
out from Casper as fast as they can
be mounted and armed. The entire
country is aroused and the prospects
of capturing the entire band of out
laws frequenting the Hole-in-the-W'all
country, of which the three train-robbers
are members, are very good.
Degree for a Nebraska Man.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 8. At the
twenty-eighth annual commencement
of Syracuse university today the fol
lowing honorary degrees were be
stowed: Doctor of Laws, President
De Witt Clinton Huntington of Ne
braska Wesleyan university and Rev.
William L. Whitlock, professor of
Latin in Ohio Wesleyan university;
Doctor of Letters, Prof. John Scctt
Clark. Northwestern university; Doc
tor of Divinity, President Elmer E.
Smiley of the State college of Wyom
ing and President John H. Race of
Grant university, Tennesse. Dr. Hen
ry King Carroll, recently President
McKinley's special commissioner to
Porto Rico, gave the annual address,
making a strong argument for ex
pansion. A class of 101 students were
graduated.
Drink Oralu-O
after you have concluded that you
ought not to drink coffee. It is not
a meiicino but doctors order it, because
it is healthful, invigorating and appe
tizing. It is made from pure grains
and has that rich seal brown color and
tastes like the finest grades of coffee
and costs r.bout i as much. Children
like it and thrive on it because it is a
genuine food drink containing nothing
but nourishment. Ask your grocer for
Grain-O. the new food drink. 15 and
25c.
Insure in the German American.
Fred Ebinger, Agent.
We take pleasure in informing our Custom
ers and the public generally that we hav'eRe
moved to our new building Two Doors Wet
Lehnhoffs' bookstore. Call and See Us.
Robert
PRICE PAID FOR ISLANDS.
Merman Foreign MlnUter Mak.i an Offi
cial Statement In Relch.taff.
BERLIN, June 7. The minister of
foreign affairs, Baron von Buelow, in
the relchstag today made a statement
on the subject of the German-Spanish
treaty for the cession of the Caroline,
Lad rone and Pelew islands. He said
that in order to round off the German
possessions in the Pacific and in view
of German commercial interests which
had long existed in the Caroline isl
ands, "we considered it our duty to
take care of this group, so that in the
event of a change in the ownership it
should not be lost to Germany."
The minister then read the text of
the agreement, which was concluded
February 12, 1899:
1. Spain cedes the Carolines, Pelews
and Ladrone islands, except the island
of Guam, in consideration of a com
pensation of 25,000,000 pesetas.
2. Germany coucedes the Spanish
trade and agricultural enterprises in
those islands the same treatment and
facilities as conceded to German trade
and concedes to the Spanish religious
orders, in the islands the same rights
as the German orders.
3. Spain will establish naval, mer
cantile and coaling stations in the
Carolines, Pelews and Ladrones and
will be allowed to retain them in case
of war.
4. This agreement is to be submitted
for the constitutional sanction of the
to countries, and is to be ratified as
soon as the sanction is given.
Continuing, Baron von Buelo said:
"An understanding has also been ar
rived at with Spain regarding the mu
tual granting of conventional traffic,
such as correspond with the wishes of
Germany, as well as Spanish trade.
So soon as the Cortes sanctions the
sale of the islands we will immediately
submit the necessary bills to the
reichstag, which will have the oppor
tunity of a thorough and practical
examination of the matter. Until then
we hone the reichstag will dpV ' its
discussion out of international cour
tesy. (Cheers.)
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Crops are looking well in this local
ity.
Quite a heavy rain fell Saturday
morning.
A. S. Will shipped cattlo to Omaha
Monday.
J. R. Vail cry took a carload of cattle
to Omaha Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Spmgles visited
at Fred Wilis Sunday.
M rs. D iniel Kiser attended quarterly
meeting at Mt. Pleasant lant wtt-k.
Mrs. Beverage and daughter, It rlh,
visited with Dirt Satchell and family
Thursday.
C. N. leverage shipped a load of
cattle to tho metropolis Tuesday of
last week.
A grtat many of tho graves in the
cemetery at this place were beautifully
decorated Decoration day.
Will Barker of Harlan county has
returned to his home after visiting
relatives hre for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook of Elmwood
visited over Sunday with the hitter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Perry.
Mrs Velier, aft2r spending several
dys visiting her sister, Mrs. Daniel
Kiser and family returned home last
week.
Mr. and Mr?. Frank Richardson and
May and Grace Vallery attended the
graduating exercises of the Piatts
mouth High school Thursday evening.
Charles and Pearl Perry are visit
ing old college friends in University
Place this week, and attending the
commencement exercises of the WcF
les'an University.
A S Will returned home last Fri
day from his cattlo ranch in Colorado,
after spending a month there. Mr.
Will had a corload of posts r-hipped to
tho ranch last week, and Newton ex
Dects to spend the summer there.
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feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart
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It's the greatest comfort discovery of
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Sold by all drusrgists and shoe stores.
By mail for 25c. in stamp-. Trial
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sted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Honest Folk In Finland.
There is less crime in Fmland than
In any other country in Europe except
Iceland. Honesty is the national vir
tue. Bolts and bars are not deemed
necessary fixtures for a house, even in
the country, where the people spend
much of their time in the fields, and
in the large towns people leave bag
gage and other personal property In
the street for hours unguarded, with
out fear that it will be molested.
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l)wry on Koail Home.
WASHINGTON, June 7. Admiral
Dewey's flagship Olympia sailed today
from Hong Kong for Singapore, re
turning to the United States.
There was no demonstration. Tha
weather was wretched. The wind was
blowing and it was raining hard at
tne time of the warship's departure.
Aside from the serious incon venienf e
and pain caused by piles, thero is a
tendency to fistula and to ennct-r in
tho rectal regions. Piles shou'd not
be allowed to lun on unchecked, 'fab
ler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is an in
fallible remedy. Price 50 cents a hoi -tle.tubes
75cts. F. G. Fricke & Co.
Presidential Appointments.
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 8. The
president has made the following an-
r,Mnimtn i c. . 6 '
polntments Clinton T. Stranahan of
Lewiston, Idaho, agent for the In-
dians of the Nez Perces agency in Ida
ho; William R. Logan of Alhambra.
Mont., agent for the Indians of the
Blackfeet agency in Montana; James
F. Randlett of California, agent for j
the Indians of the Kiowa agency In :
Oklahoma territory; Peter T. Morris
of Bozeman, Mont., mineral land com-
missloner in the Bozeman land district i
In Montana. j
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Mob Gets One of the Men.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. June 8 A spe
cial to the News from Centerville,
Ala., confirms the lynching of Will
Hill, the alleged accomplice of his
brother, Alex Hill, In the murder of
Mrs. Rufus Hubbard and her husband
in Bibb county. Hill was shot to death
yesterday by a posse near the Hub
bard home. Alex Hill Is still at large.
There is a time for all things. The
timo to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers is when 3'ou are suffering from
constipation, biliousness, sick-head
ache, indigestion or other stomach or
liver troubles. F. G. Fricke & Co.
Three for $1.
Laundered Percale Shirts Elson, tho
Clothier.
Notice to Taxpayers.
The county commissioners will meet
as a board of equalization on June 13,
1899, nnd will continue in session not
le99 than three days.
James Robertson,
County Clerk.
A sallow, jaundiced skin is a symp
tom of disordered liver,as it eprinps
from bilinry poisons retained in the
blood, which destroy energy, cheerful
ness, strength, vigor, hapiness and life.
Herbine will restore the natural func
tions of the liver. Price 50 ced. F.
G Fricke & Co.
DIseoTery of Gold.
Just fifty years ago this spring the
counti was wild over the discovery
of go" -i in California, and companies of
men were forming over e whole
United States to start for the new E;
Dorado. Some went by Cape Horn,
some by Panama, but most went over
land. These In after days were the
forty-niners. Marshall discovered gold
at Sutter's Mill In 1848, but It wa3 not
generally believed until Polk confirm
ed it In hl3 annual message.
Thomas Thurmin, deputy sheriff of
Troy, Mo., says if everyone In the
United States ehould discover the vir
tue of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo Tor
piles.rectal troubles and ekin disease?,
the demand could not be supplied. F.
G. Fricke & Co.
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CONTRACTOR
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loin to cl.) all Ui'i'l. nf car lu-iitcr work in t lie
IIca..,t ,! ,.,, l,starrlial manner. Halislar-
tion fj.iarain,-.-,! rail on or a:l.lres at I'l .its-
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To Look Around
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A ' t ;m v i! hive 1 1 o'; ;l I I .--.
c. nn ! i:s i.rnl wo fiiaianti'c you
ill ! plcai-cd, O.ir new spring
s' ' I -iu ii-rived, ine'iiding Dry
roods, .SImo'm flid Fhimh' (Jro
crrb h. ( r ooknrv. ire. Flour
iii.l F. !. A Kpmif lii-nl lonll.
F. S. WHITE,
Main Street, Plattcrnouth
s:e. i rrz;i:iMiji
Mas fif-iv ntirck, new I Igs ;tl;d
i pri'i'ii red better than cii r
lo tnke (rare of
fl General LIvpi BUcSinCcSS
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t.'uielv trip made to all parts of I bo
! '-ounlv. Iw prices and couri-
J eons triiiitrni-n t assured.
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Dyspepsia Cure,
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the lat est discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ileartburr,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sicklleadache.Gastralgia, Cramps, and
all other results of imperfect digestion
Prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co., Chicago.
F. G. FRICKE & CO.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Reading Rooms and Dispensary,
Ircw Building, I'lattHinoulh, Neb,
Open from lOJi. m. to S p, in. nnd 7 to 9 p
Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Placnine.
Rotary Motion and
Ball Bearings
dU& best (r iTrt
ever i&sj BA5 ytexl