Sanitary Plumbing
See first window east of our store for
the finest display of plumbing fixtures
and bathroom supplies ever shown in
this city. We carry a complete line of
everything necessary for a first class
job and will guarrantee satisfaction
and sanitary installation at greatly re
duced prices over last year.
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Ni'TK the type of decern y preached
and practice! by the Journal.
Mayor Jim of Omaha is a versatile
cus anyhow. Hi latent stunt was an
address at a revival meeting i:i the
metropolis.
Tiu: editor f this paper will an
nounce hero and no.v that he htur.il.s for
decency and letter government, and
that so long as he is editor of any paper
he will fearlessly ar.d to t he lu st of his
ability adocate such. Any newspaper,
which lacks the couragp, self-respect,
ami moral character to stand for civic
decency, is a canker on society, and is
us loathsome as leprosy and as danger
ous as anarchy.
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AN ENGLISH VIEW OF
ROOSEVELT.
' I'ollard is more far sighted ar.d j.: trio
tic than several prominent republicans
When you fun! the Journal shedding
crocodile tears for republicans or the
republican party, you should beware.
It is like the serpent trying to charm
its prey. Til. Journal's (listeria is the amuse-
TllK Journal has its ax to grind. It ' ment of everybody. It is s;i absolutely
likes the political leak in the city treas-! silly, as to make " a dog laugh." We
ury at the ratio of to 1, ( r ti to 2. It wonder if the Jojmal would like to
wants Jo.OO of your money, where make a little investigation, and give
.would be sufficient. The Journal's ; the reading public the reason why Joe
crocodile tears cost you taxpayers ! Fitzgerald and lien Kainey did not ;
about $4.(10 per. arrest the inmates of a certain house 1
i across the track a short time ago. The
T..K editor of this paper is not seek-1 on,y (.riti(,ism that (.()u(,
ing any appointive ollice or any other , flainst
o.'iice for that matter. We do ask ; ()t am, ,t tht, wh,e wm
some degree of decency for this com-. Journill ,ittk, lnvt,tfKatjP(, fwr tho
munity. ir.e cnaracicr o. uiai bmvfll ()f (i(,ml(,v?
is a different kind from that practiced!
by the Journal or advocated by it.
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Grand Huto-ptano
Subscription Kally
Of the News-Herald and Nebraska Fanner.
Standing of the Contestants:
.). K. Noyes, Iwisville 54,800
K. 11. Miller. Murdoek 48.7(H)
Harriet te Adams, Plattsmouth 42.000
Stewart B. Hough, Nehawka D.UOO
lone Kiser, Mynard 4,4(X)
Pearl Woodard, Elmwood 2,100
L. E. Hiekey, Gretna 1,000
C. 11. Sheldon, Plattsmouth 1,200
TliK Journ.il is silly about the future
welfare of the republican party. If
Theodore Roosevelt, as viewed by and institutions in Nebraka. He rei.l
the English press, is the greatest izes that the American navy is cn;-
Atr.erican. The Daily Graphic says: posed of battleships almost solely -that you were a candidate for otVice on the
With the retirement today of Presi- there are not enough merchant shifs ' re;uhlican ticket, what would the
dent Roosevelt from the chief niagis- flying the stars and stripes on the high Jourm.l do for you, but abuse you? The
tracy of United States a great and s-asto transport troops or t; plies m : Journal's crocodile tears are equal to I
stirring chapter of American history is 'time of war and that the only oppor-; those Dr. W.P.. Elster is now shedding.
bought to an end American politics will ; tunity that the people of other lands jjjj the Journal ever do anything for i
be dull indeed without the explosive ; have of seeing the flag of the republic : republicans? I
force of his many-sided activities. Dur- j is when it flies from the mast heads of j
ing the last eight years he has been; our men-of-war. This gives to the v
the most fascinating personality in the ! world the erroneous impression thi.t we j
public life of two hemispheres. The are a fighting rather than an industrial ' X
German Emperor has been his only or commercial people, Some of the; A
rival, but both in daring and achieve- other republican congressmen of Ne-
ment, as well as in the encyclopedic braska knew this and they stultified ; :
range of his tastes and interests, the themselves in yielding to the demand
American has been an easy first. His of popular ignorance and demagogutry
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ELECT THE CITIZENS'
TICKET.
Do you want to make I'latts
mouth a city of enterprise?
THEN VOTE THE CITIZENS'
TICKET.
ARK you a law abiding citizen? Are
you in favor of law abiding citizenship?
; Are you in favor of decency in city
1 government? Are you in favor of lower
taxes? Are you in favor of better
j business methods in city government?
How strong do you believe in these
things. If you believe in those things
then are you going to be influenced by
the silly twaddle of those who are vio
lators of the law, opposed to decency,
opposed to business . methods and are
seeking after graft or desire to loot
the city treasury?
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Geo. E. Dovky, President.
F. E. Sen later, Vice Pres.
II. N. Dovky, Cashier
C. G. Fkickk, Ass't Cash.
Do vou want to see a number
admirers are already disposed to claim in voting against a bill that is states-1 : . ... . . , . ,.
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for him the highest rank in the long 1 manlike in its provisions f.::d the ex
line of American presidents. The ex- treme of good policy in its so .-ial, po-.
aggeraion is pardonab.e, but it is none li'.ical or economic application. Tiie in- :
ih, 1. s :m p vaifferat Inn. Greatness in rlict rrfMt- iirr.iiimt Mr. r',i!l.r."t i-;'r t r:- .:.
politics is contingent quality. It de- r.varily from Ju 1 Wcliiver, the special ;
pend3 upon its opportunities. Rresi- correspondent of the Nebraska State !
dent Roosevelt wiil be accounted great ! Journal at Washington. J : 1 i i demo-
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because he was tijual to the tremendous erat and wnAe a democrat! 1 editorial ! !
tasks which the external relations una o i the Sioux City Tribune at Sioux '. v
peculiar internal problems of tho Ui.- City before going to Washington, lie , ;
ited States presented t j him. He in- was also ruled from the floor of the al
tered the white house at the moment Iowa senate chamber when he served !
when the United States was embarking , as special correspondent at Des Moines ! y
on its career as an worid-povver, and during legislative sessions because "of '
when the socii.1 and economic life of ! the unfair charges he brought against '
the American people was urgently in 1 its members. Mr. Pollard has been a 1 '
need of a bold corrective. To this valuable representative of this district !
situation he brought a ambitious and in congress. His passing from the hall 1 4
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patriotic temperament, ana a courage is regreuea oy sincere ana goon men , j
cpial to the most drastic statesmanship, j in the congressional body. He was a ; j
Under his auspices the new America pioneer in legislation that affected the j
has consolidated its position as a world- faimer. In the past the farmers of
power and as a leading factor in inter-: this district have deplored the fact that j 4
national life. His recognization of the they have sent to congress a lot of half 4
over-sea possessions; his pacific inter- baked lawyers and no representative j
ver.tion in the Russo-Japanese war; his farmer. They had Pollar.i ar.d then
imitative in regard to the second Hague went back to tie briefless bani ter!
conference, his purchase of the Panama again, simply because Pollard would
:anal ar.d finally his expansion of the ' not stultify his manhood and conscience
It is with some degree of regret that 1 V,
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A. treasurer on the citizens' and renubli-1 T
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THEN VOTE THE CITI- X i as Ed Rutfner, Dr. J. S. I.ivinnston. f
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
Transacts a General Banking Business
and Repectfully Solicits a Share
of Your Patronage.
4 , KvUy and C. I). Morgan until they Y.
e the inter- Y ! procured his withdrawal from the tick- X
Interest Paid On Time Deposits.
cityj
ZENS' TICKET.
Do vou want to sei
uruan railway ;mr, mom uus t-ts. In this connection it is with a
city through the county? THEN Y i K0(X It;iI of pleasure that wo note the
VOTE THE CITIZENS' TICK- T ! nomination of Carl G. Fricke to be his
k -j J succesfor on both the citizens' and the
Do you want to see the best X i republican tickets.
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city government this city ever . , '
had? THEN VOTE THE CITI- x
zens' ticket. :: ; y"KK"KKKK"i"KK
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CITIZENS' TICKET.
Do you want a clean business
administration for this city?
THEN VOTE THE CITIZENS'
TICKET.
Pin H..I iiTinf L.ti.M 4n I.,.- 4
ter business, more work, and a
better opportunity for all? THEN
VOTE THE CITIZENS' TICKET.
navy and the strkind illustration of; by voting for measures that were not
American sea power he gave the na- at the time popular. We have said it
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More than $.'100 of registered war-
rants are now registered against the ;
road fund in the city for which there is J
no money to pay. You remember ns ,
yo'i observed the work on our streets
tions in the recent voyage of the bat-1 before ar.d we say it again that he will how little was accomplished and how
tleship fleet around the world, have be vindicated by time and that the pec- j the city funds were being wasted. Are
settled once for all the imperial destin pie will realize that when he was in you in favor of looting the city trcas- j
ies of the great republic. His domestic odice they were represented by a broad : ury in this manner? The Citizens'
policy has been Ecarely less decisive 1 gauged man. Pollard is unfortunate ; ticket was nominated for the purpose j
and not a whit less bold. He has ltd in the fact that he is not a hale, well of correcting these methods of reck-
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the way in purification of American ! met fellow, a "good mixer." He is . less expenditure of your taxes. The ; J
public life, in restraining the tyranny ! tio intensely earnest and sincere to be Citizens' ticket was nominated as a non
of excessive wealth, and securing for ! po'itic enough to give the gla i hand partisan ticket-6 democrats and (i re-
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the country at large a great measure of
prosperity and happiness. These are
for its political effect. He has the publicans-so that if elected it would
honesty of a farmer sr.d has been op- have no partisan party debts to pay, at
great achievements of their kind, but posed by those who are either too the expense of the tax payers. Are
they will not place their author higher
in the catalogue of American presidents
than Washington and Lincoln who on
smaller stages perhaps dealt with equal
courage and patriotism with problems
even more vital to the national inter
ests. President Roosevelt will none the
less be ranked as a great president and
not only for his statesmanship but also
for his character which in itsstrenuous
r.ess, its simplicity its downright hones
ty and its high-thinking recalls the best
tradations of the heirs of the Pilgrim
fathers.
POLLARD'S BACKBONE.
One of the pleasantest anil most hu
morous of the farcical stunts that have
been pulled off by. the present legisli.-
ture, this session, was the vote of cel.-
kure directed at ex-Congressman Pol
lard by a democratic legislature. Mr.
Pollard hud the temerity to stand by
the platform utterances of the republi
can party and in the course of his con
ignorant or too partisan to give him 1 you in favor of this kind of city gov
credit for the good he had do:ie.-Au-1 ernment? If so, then vote fo
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I Citizens' ticket. The Citizens'
You are acquainted with Dr. E. D.
Cummins, the candidate for mayor on
the citizens' and the republican tickets.
Dr. Cummins is no crank on any sub
ject. He is a broad-guaged man. He
is a law-abiding citizen. He has been
successful in his own business. He is a
law-abiding citizen. He has served this
city efficiently as a member of the city
council and also as a member of the
school board.
crunk and neither is he a drunkard. He
is a plain, conservative business man
and will give this city a splendid busi
ness administration.
ticket
is backed by the great majority of the
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businessmen of this city. It is the
purpose of the Citizens' ticket indepen
dent of politics to procure a business
city government. It is not a temper
ance fight. It is not a personal fight.
It is not a political fight. It is a move
ment backed by the business men for
better and more businesslike city gov
ernment. It should have the support
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God, Rive us men! A time like this demands
Strong minds, great hearts, true faith and ready hands;
Men whom the lust of office does not kill;
Men whom the spoils of office cannot buy;
Men who possess opinions and a will;
Men who can stand before a demagogue;
And damn his treacherous flatteries without winking!
Tall men, sun-crowned, who live above the fog
In public duty, and in private thinking;
For while the rabble, with their thumb-worn creeds,
Their large professions and their little deeds
Mingle in selfish strife, lo; Freedom weeps.
Wrong rules the land, and waiting justice sleeps!
-J. G. Holland.
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Ark you in favor of building up this VVWWV
city ami mainiaining us enterprises and
industries? Are you in favor of lower
taxes? Are you in favor of a better
1HK Journal is exceedingly liberal c;ty govenimi'tit? If so, then boost the
when it is putting its hands down into citizens' ticket
the city treasury and taking the tax- composed of the best men for city ofli
payers money and transferring it into Cls
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gresstonal career c insistently voted fori its pockets at the ratio jf C to 1, ! is own business and would make ex
the 1 tt'-ci.ge of a si.ip subsidy bill. Mr. , r 10 - ndlent public officers for this city.
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