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T-?.E LARGEST CIRCULATION
Of any Cass County Paper.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1900.
ICEl'UBI.ICAN TICKET.
National.
For President
WILLIAM M 'KIN LEV.
For Vice President
THEODORE KOOsEVELT.
For Presidential Electors
J. T. NESB1T of Burt.
K. B. WINDHAM ol Cass.
ED ROVOE of I'uster.
L. M. HAGUE ol Kearney.
P. DAVll'SON ol Minsoa.
L. JACOBSON ol Douglas.
J. L. KENNEDV ol Douglas.
JOHN L. LANGEK ol Saline.
Couerecstonal.
For ConcreHS, First District
E. f. BUKKETT of Lancaster.
State.
For Governor
C. H. DIETRICH ol Adams.
For Lieutenant Governor
F. P. SAVAGE of Custer.
For Secretary ol f'tate
G. W. MARSH of Richardson.
For Treasurer
WILLIAM STEUFFEK ol Cuming.
. For Auditor
CHARLES WESTON ol Sheridan.
For Commissioner
GEORGE D. HJLl.MEK.ol Nuckolls
For Attorney General
F. N. FROUT ol Gage.
For State Superintendent
V. K. FOWLER of Washington.
' The powers are ad varcingon Pekin
The Chinaman musi look out for his
"pig tail."
FOUR years ago the free silver ora-'
tors were numerous ou our street cor
ners. Today, quiet reigns.
Governor Heckham has called a
special session of - the Kentucky legis
lature for the purpose of amending the
notorious Goebel law.
There are a few who still insist
that the country is uot in a prosperous
condition and that the people simplj
have a "belief that such a condition
really exists.
HAVING concluded that the people
are too busy to go to Lincoln for the
purpose of hearing him, Mr. Bryan
wilt go out and make a few more
speeches. The people are really quite
busy these days, and do not feel like
taking timo to go far from homo to
listen to the presidential candidate.
. .
Senator Tiiui:si)NAhInks McKin-
ley's election sure and that the republi
cans 9tand a good chance to capture
the legislature and the stale ticket,
with quite a possibility of carrying the
state for McKinley and . Roosevelt as
well. He will spend the month of Oc
tober campaigning in Nebraska.
September 15 is the time fixed for
the election in Cuba for the purpose of
electing delegates to a constitutional
convention to bo held iu Havana the
first Monday in November. This
looks very much as though the United
States government was soon going to
turn the a flairs of the island over to
her people.
It WILL be very difficult for Mr.
Bryan to make imperialism the para
mount iaa-m. when there are nracti-
cally no imperialists in this country.
Republicans favor expansion, and they
believe it is our duty to retain the
Philippines, as do a large per cent of
the democrats and populists, but when
fusion politicians talk about king9 and
emperors they make themselves redic
ulous and reflect upon the intelligence
of the American people.
The colored man of North Carolina
who cannot read and write any para
graph of the constitution of the state is
barred from the polls. But if a white
man fails in his efforts to meet this
test he is asked whether or not his
father or grandfather was a legal
voter. If the answer is in the affirm
ative he is allowed to cast his vote.
We wonder whether or not the great
JefTeraonian democracy is proud of
what it has done in the southern states.
IT SEEMS the Goebel legislature of
fered $100,000 for the apprehension of
Goebel 'a assassin, and as a result has
little difficulty in finding men who are
ready to swear they saw the fellow
shoot, etc. One of the witnesses who
testified that he saw the assassin's rifle
protruding from a window in the sec
retary of state's office wae not In
Frankfort on the day of the shooting,
but was at Grayson Springs more
than a hundred miles away engaged
in organizing a lodge of Modern Wood
men. Others have been known to have
testified for money.
General Joiin M. Palmur, leader
of the gold democrats and candidate
for president in ISO;, says: "Yes, I.
shall vote for Major McKinley that
is, of course, if the gold democrats
should refuse to put out a ticket, and
that Is probable." He differs from Mr.
McKinley on many points, but consid
ers him a much wiser and safer leader
than Mr. Bryan. He says the cry of
imperialism is a falsa alarm; that this
country is not, nor are McKinley and
his followers, belieVera in imperialism,
and that Mr. McKinley'has the confi
dence of the business interest of the
country. '
COUNTY POLITICS.
As the time for the county conven
tion draws near the interest in the
legislative ticket increases. The In
dividual voters are endeavoring to
make up their uiiad as to who are the
strongest and most available men. At
present there are but few avowed
candidates, but there are several good
men who are willing to enter the race
if asked by the convention to do so.
County Attorney.
There will be no opposition to Jesse
L. Root for a second term, ne will be
nominated by acclamation, and his
record as an official has been such that
the opposition could not hope to de
feat him at the polls.
Fur Senator.
Judge Newell will receive tho same
treatment that will be accorded Mr.
Root, and will be the unanimous choice
of the convention for stale senator.
Pew, if any, have represented the
county in ihe statu legislature more
satisfactorily than did Mr. Newell two
years ago. He is a car eful, conserva
tive man who takes pride in doing the
wishes of the people. His fight-for
Judge Hay ward for United States sen
ator made him many wtrra friends
Miny fusion ists are ready to concede
his election.
"or the House.
The selection of two members for
the house will constitute, very largely,
the work of the convention. Just how
t asy or how difficult will be the task
uo one can ny at this time. The situa
tion is more complicated today than it
was two or three wei-ks ago.
Richard Wilkinson of Eigle is
looked upon as one of the strongest
men in the western prt of the county.
and many thought a very likely candi
date, but within a few wreks G. V.
Peterson of the same place has an
nounced himself and will make a fight
for bis home delegation. This, to
gether with the fact that Colonel S. A
Morrison of the Eagle Beacon would
like to be a candidate for tlo.it, may re
sult in Tipton precinct's getting noth
inc, or at least that is the way such
contests usually terminate.
Poter Eveland of E! in wood precinct
is a candidate, and while he has been
getting around among the boys some
what, he says he wauts to ste the
strongest mi'n nominated. Mr. Eve
land is an old resident of the county
and an old soldier, and would appre
ciate the honor of being elected to the
state legislature.
M. L. Freidrich of Eight Ml'e Grove
precinct and A. B. Dickson of Elm
wood, while they have not consented
to be candidates, aro considered two of
tho most available men in the county,
and may be pressed into service. The
very fact that they are not hustling
for recognition would doubtless
strengthen them at tho polls. There
seems to be no doubt but that either
one of them could be elected easily.
i Judge Spurlock and Hon. E M. Pol
lard aro two of Cass county's most able
young men, and might be pushed into
tho arena. But their friends are
grooming them for bigger game, so
they are not likely to be put into tho
political harness this fall.
Float Representative.
For float representative for Otoe and
and Cass, Captain George Sheldon is
the choice of this county, while a Mr
Brown of Nebraska City seems to be a
favorite in Otoe. Mr. Sheldon, how
ever, enlers a vigorous protest against
being a candidate for any office
Though a cheerful volunteer in the
Spanish-American war, a draft would
bo necessary to get him into a polit
ical battle. No doubt he would make
the strongest candidate of any that
could be found in either county. As
stated before, S. A. Morrison would
not obj -ct to making- tho run if light
ning happened to strike in his section.
Judge Spurlock1 name is also men
tioned in connection with tho nomina
tion for float.
CoiiiuitrtHloacr.
Republicans are still at sea as to
what to do for a candidate for comtnis
sioner in the first district. The demo
crats will doubtless renominate J. P.
Falter, and, the district being 150 to
-00 democratic, to find a man who can
overcome such a majority is indeed a
difficult proposition . Those most fre
quently mentioned for the place are
J. W. Johnson. M. L.. Freidrich, Cap
tain I, IJ. Bennett and E. II. Todd.
Thus far Mr. Todd is the only one of
tne foregoing who has expressed a
willingness to enter the fight, and
even he is willing to let someone else
have the fun. The fusion msjorlty
might be cut down, but not eafily
overcome.
KX-UOVKKNOK ttOYD'rt VIEWS.
Ex-Governor Boyd does not say he
will vote for McKinley, but does say
that Bryan can not possibly win. We
quote a few statements made by him
in a recent interview:
"With America imperialism is im
possible." "Bryan may deceive some of the
people by his far-fetched cry of imper
ialism, but the scare will not bo of
long duration."
"To say that new territory added
from time to time will be followed by
the acclamation of an emperor to rule
over us is absurd."
"The problem (speaking of the Phil
ippines) will work its own solution in
time. It is not a subject of political
debate, and it is too soon to make of it
a party issue.".
"The greatest mistake Bryan ever
made was to require the Kansas City
convention to reiterate the 16 to 1 sil
ver free coinage plank."
'Money was never so plentiful and
the interest rate never so low. Prices
of farm products were never better
and the producers are getting gold
money for their products."
"Prosperity,every where in evidence,
..PROGRAM..
6as county Loo -Rolling
Plattsmouth, Neb., August 18.
10:30 a. m. Grand Street Parade will form at corner of Main
and Third streets, in the following- order:
Plattsmouth B. & M. Band.
Camps from Eagle, Alvo, Elmvvood, Wabash and Avoca.
Weeping Water Band.
Camps from Weeping Water, Nehawka, Union, Murray,
Havelock, Greenwood, South Bend, Cedar Creek.
Louisville Band.
Camps from Louisville, Mauley, Murdock, Plattsmouth and
other visiting Woodmen.
...AT THE GROUNDS...
Invocation
Address of Welcome Ma3'or T. 10. Parmele
Music '. B. & M. Band
Address of Welcome on behalf of Local Camp. .Jesse L. Root
Response Dr. M. M. Butler, Weeping Water
Short Response V. C. of Each Camp
"Modern Woodcraft," George M. Spurlock
PICNIC DINNER.
SPORTS 1:30 P. M.
COMPETITIVE DRILL Ball Park; in charge of D. B.
Smith; first pri.e, C; second prize, $10; third prize, S5.
TUG-OF-WAR In charge ot G. C. Brown, Wabash; Prize,
S10; ten men (from one camp) on each side.
MEN'S 75-YARD RACE In charge of C. L. Graves, Union;
first prize, $2.00; second prize, $1.00; third prize, 50c.
BOYS' 50-YARD RACE, 12 years or under In charge of R.
Wilkinson, Eagle; first prize, $1; second. 75c; third, 50c.
GIRLS' RACE In charg-e of Scott Davis; first-prize, $1.00;
second prize. 75c; third prize, 50c.
WOODMAN'S BUTTON RACE In charge of C. W. Ban
ning; first prize, $2.00; second prize, $1.00.
LADIES' TWINE-ROLLING CONTEST--In charge of
Henry R. Gering; first prize, $3; second, $2; third, $1.
LIGHTEST WOODMAN ) In charge of j Prize, $1.50
HEAVIEST WOODMAN I George Olive. ( Prize, $1.50
TALLEST WOODMAN ) In charge of V Prize, $1.50
SHORTEST WOODMAN ) W. J. Streight. Prize, $1.50
EGG AND SPOON RACE L. A. Tyson in charge; first
prize, $1.00; second prize, 50c.
POLE VAULTING Harry Reed in charge; first prize, $2;
second prize, $1.
UNEEDA BISCUIT CONTEST Dr. Butler in charge;
first prize, $1; second prize, 75c; third prize, 50c.
5:00 P. M. FORESTERS' INDIVIDUAL DRILL ; prize,
gold medal; Judges, Capt. George Sheldon. Lieut. C. A.
Rawls.
7:00 P. M. GRAND BAND CONTEST for Cass county
bands Main Street; E.
mouth bands barred); first
Grand Foresters' Ball
AT 9 O'CLOCK P. M.
Countv Executive Committee Henry
N. Lallue, il C. Hrown, u. A. Tyi
Local Committee Ilenrv It. Goring, C.
Ilarthold, Prank Wooster, illiatn
cannot bo talked down. It may not be
due to McKinley, but it is possible
under tho policy for which McKinley
stands." '
BK VAX AND AL1.KN KKsroNSI IJI.K.
William Jennings Dryan and Wil
liam V. Allen knew full well four
mouths ago that if thev forced tho
nomination of W. A. Poynter as gov
ernor there would be dissension in the
ranks of the fusion forces of the state,
and now they realize what the outcome
will te. No man who has any respect
for the principles of the'populist party
and the interests of the state of Ne
braska can find it his duty to vote for
Mr. Poynter. "If we lay down with
the dogs we must expect to get up with
fleas," and this is no exception to tho
rule. Conventions are supposed to
represent the will of the people and
are not designated to dictate what
shall bo. HiifTulo Countv Pilot (pop.)
Gkxkkal GuoriVKNoti of Ohio, who
has a gre:it reputation as a political
predictor, thinks McKinley will re
ceive 2)2 electoral votes and Hryan l-Vi.
He puts Kentucky, Nebraska, Utah
and Wyctuing in the doubtful column.
The states considered "certainly re
publican" will trive McKinlov 27S
votes, while" those conceded to ho "cer
tainly democratic" will give Bryan
132. Since it requires 2J4 to elect, it
would seem as though McKinley and
"Teddy" might pull through with
plenty of votes to spare.
The voters of North Carolina have
adopted an amendment to their state
constitution which disfranchises a
large per cent of the negro population.
The democrats favored the amend
ment, while the republicans and popu
lists opposed it. Wo wonder whether
Mr. Bryan Iihs much to say about the
"consent of the governed" when speak
ing in that 9tate. Had they been Fili
pinos he would doubtless discipline tho
democrats of North Carolina for their
action, but he has no tears for the col
ored man of America.
SHOTS UtOM T1IK TKl'K FO 11 LIST,
Keep in tho middle of the road and
let the old parties take to the ditches.
The beacon fires of populism are
burning brightly in Nebraska occo
more.
The fusionists are getting desperate.
They are resorting to tho most un
blushing falsehoods in order to bolster
up their cause.
Bryan has agreed to subordinate the
money question and to devote his ener
gies to a vigorous beating of the im
perialism tom-tom.
Otto Wurl uses only the best brands
of tobaccos In the manufacture of his
cigars. Lovers of a good smoke will
find no better cigars on the market.
"Gut Heil,"5cents; "Silver Wreath,"
10 cents. .
Try The News a week 10c.
H. Schulhof in charg-e; (Platts
prize, $20; second prize, $5.
at Waterman's Hall
II. (Jerinjr, Richard YVilKinson, George
- on.
A. Marshall, William Ilassler, Harry
Coolidgo.
Story ot a Slave.
To bo bound hand and foot for
years by tho chains of disoaso is the
worst form of slavery. George D
Williams, of Manchester, Mich., tells
how such a slave was made free. He
says: "Mv wife has been so helpless
for five years' that she could not turn
over in bed alone. After using two
bottles of Electric Bitters, she is
wonderfully improved and able to do
her own work." This supremo rem
edy for female disease quickly cures
nervousness, sleeplessness, raelan
choly, headache, backache, fainting
and di77.v spells. This miracle working
medicine is a godsend to weak, sickly.
run down people. Every bottle guar
anteed. Only oO cents, bold by h . G.
Pricko & Co., druggists. 6
Prominent I'liyslolan Kills Himself.
Northwond. Ia.. Aug. G. Dillon S.
More, a physician prominent in busi
ness and social circles, shot himself
through the heart, death being almost
instantaneous. The reason for the
deed was Intense grief over the condi
tion of his wife, whom he saw slowly
dyinsr from enncern without being able
to render helj
Exceptional Honor for Burn ha in.
London, Aujr. . The visit of Major
Burnhani to Osborne will probably be
on account of the Queen's bereavement.
It had been arranged that the Ameri
can scout, who rendered notable serv
ice with the British In South Africa,
should dine with the Queen and spend
the night at Osborne Aug. 8. . .
Millions will be spent in politics this
year. Wo can't keep tho campaign
going without money any mote than
we can keep tho body vigorous without
food. Dyspeptics used to starve them
selves. Now Kodel Dyspepsia Cure
dieosts what yo-i eat and allows you to
eat all the good food you want. It
radrcally cures stomach troubles. F.
G. Prick e & Co-
.Turtle Phillips Is Sinking.
IHllsboro. Ills., Aug. (?. Judge Jesse
J. Phillips, the aged Illinois supreme,
court jurist, is again very 111 at his
home here. Within the last few days
his condition has become much worse.
He suffers from insomnia and smoth
ering spells and requires the services
of an attendant at night constantly.
King Alexander Marries Ills Love.
Belgrade, Aug. C. King Alexander
yesterday wedded Mine. Draga
Maschin. the ceremony being per
formed with great pomp. In honor of
the event the king granted an amnesty,
togetehr with numerous political par
dons. Including the former radical pre
mier, Tauschanovich.
The wolf in tho fable put on sheep's
clothing iKcnuso if ho traveled on his
own reputation he couldn't accomplish
his purpose. Counterfeiters of De
Witt's Witch H.zel Salve couldn't
sell their worthless salves on their
merits, so they put them in loxes and
wrappers like DsWittV. Look out for
them. Take only De Witt's Witch
Hazl Salve. It cures piles and all
skin diseases. F. G. Pricke & Co.
First church of Christ (Scientist)
will hold eervice Sunday at 11 o'clock.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Heading room open Tuesday and Fri
day from 2 to 4 in Fitzgerald block.
(2 r- t I that there Is money j , ri leg)
. n buying r crv jfivj
m MlJU direct from the n o
& Tu h FX Manufacturer- ( nF tVy
VV5? I Sl Y J$ Tte rrofita between the man- i-A'. Jl zJ) i3
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.'uiuodsrsurrsy: hasluug dis
tance axles, brass buabad rubber head
spring, broad cloth trimmings, lampa, cur
tains, sun-shade, pole or shafts; same as re
tails (or 9A0 to V7 more thau our price.
Our price. 81 lO.
exclusively. For 27 years we
for the same money, or the
Xa. tOT. Extension Top Surrey with
double fenders, lamps, curtains, storm
apron, pole or shafts; ia as flne as retails for
ISO more than our price. Our price.
Elkhart Carriage and Harness anufacfuring Go. &
frill EI-KM ART,
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Prevented a Tragedy.
Timely - information given Mrs.
(Jeorge Long, of New StraitovUle. O.
saved two lives. A frightful cough',
had long kept her awake every night. I
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cue nnu irieu many raoiuicn ttuu u iit
tors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery.
One bottle wholly cured her and eh
writes that this marvelous medlcino
also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack
of pneumonia. Such cures are positive
proof of its power to cure all throat,
chest and lung troubles. Only 50o and
$1. Guaranteed. Tnial bottles frea
at F. G. Fricke & Co's drug store.
Farmer Attacked by a Panther.
Rockford, Ills.. Aug. 4. Frank Weld
man, a well-known Carroll county
farmer, was attacked by a panther
while passing through a field of high
corn. Ills only weapon'of defense was
a pocket knife. A terrific battle en
sued. Weldman'finally making his es
cape. Flow thepanther came there Is
a mystery. Af hunting party Is being
organized.
That Throbbing- Headache
Would quickly leave you if you used
Dr. King's New Life pills. Thousands
of eutTerera have proved their match
less merit for sick and nervous head
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 25 cents.
Mgney back If not cured. Sold by F.
G. Fricke & Co., druggists.
Deal and Dumb Has Killed.'
Perry. Ia., Aug. 4. An unknown
deaf and dumb man was struck by a
freight train while walking the tracks
west of this city last evening and in
stantly killed.
No one knows the unbearable tor
ture, the peculiar and agonizing pain,
caused by piles, unless they have suf
fered from them. Many believe them
incurable. This is a mistake. Proper
treatment will cure them. Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment is an iuf&llible
cure. Price, 50 cts. in bottles, tubes
"5 cts. F. G. Fricke & Co.
Fncle Sam la Good at "Trade.
Tierlin, Aug. 4. The Deutsch Tags
Zeitung urges the government to pub
lish the terms of the recent tariff
agreement between the United States
and Germany, claiming that Germany
was severely beaten by tne United
States and that the German foreign
office is afraid to let the German peo
ple know the facts.
It Helped Win Hal ties.
Twenty-nine officers and men wrote
from the front to say that for scratches,
bruises, cute, wounds, sore feet and
stilt joiuts, Bucklen's Arnica salve is
the best in the world. Same for burns,
skin eruption and piles. 25c a box.
Curo guaranteed. Only 50c. Sold by
F. G. Fricke & Co., druggibts.
A nd Me "Piiied H-r OIT."
Port Huron. Mich.. Aug. 4. The sen
sational Ward divorce case is being
heard in St. Clair circuit court before
.Fudge Whipple and about half of
Capac's population. E. A. Wood was
a pipenian in the Detroit fire depart
ment. He furnished the money and his
wife operated a millinery store at Ca
pac. Wood came to Capac one night
and found his wife at a masquerade
ball. lie walked into the ball room
and dramatically tore the mask from
his wife's face and ordered her home
and insulted her companions. Hence
the divorce suit.
Chinese are dangerous enemies, for
they are treacherous. That's why all
counterfeits of Dd Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve are dangerous. They Look like
DjWilt's, but instead of the all-healing
with liHZel they all contain in
gredients liablo to irritate the skin
and causo blood ioisoniiig. For piles,
injuries and skin diseases use the t r
i?inal and eenuine DeWitt's Witch
Ilnzel Salve. F. G. Fricke & Co
Albort Vogtman returdecl to II .ve
lock this afternoon to resume his duties
at the Partington shops, after an en
forced lsyoft of several weeks on ac
count of a crippled foot.
Mothers endorse it, children like it.
old folks use it. We refer to One
Minute Cough Cure. It will quickly f
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