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PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA.
Ii. A. AND T. P.. PATHS,
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To Friends of the Journal.
Thf.loiirii.il requests! hat t lie friends
f this .ikt will make known
their choice of p:iNrs l tin; enmity
jiidtfe when they have prolate matters
t Im published. Tin- jnd;e lias kind
ly consentei I to place these notices in
the paiter that the parties interested
desire. Py so dointf yn help tin
Journal.
Wiiilk I'lattsmoiith issulTt-rln from
ovrrltows, other communities are suf
fering death and destruction from the
dreaded tornado.
William I'ukkns, the iiejjro prize
orator, in whose Itehalf t he President's
sister has lieeoine interested, and to
whom other ladies are present iuj; dia
mond pins and tfold eertillcates. should
have his name t hanked to t hat of Kasy
Pitkin's.
Tiikkk are hundreds of people who
voted for Mickey last fall that coiihht t
lie induced to do so aain, even if the
oniMirtuni t v is ever allorded. lie is
certainly the weakest, man mentally,
and tin; most inferior, executively
speaking, that ever occupied t he rulicr-
natorial chair. His bigotry and self-
esteem is all there is to him.
TiiKmanwho even intimates that
there is not the least show for the elci
tion of a democratic candidate for
president, as against I loose volt, utters
what he knows himself to he a lilt Ic
white lie. With a united democracy
the party would rather make t he tijl it
against the accident president than
any man whom the repuhlicanscan or
w ill nominate. And the man who pult
lishers such rot knows it, if he has any
iiolitical sense at all.
Tiik loxinr contest which was to
come oil at Nebraska City next week
has Itoen declared off on account of the
threatened intervention of Coventor
Mickey. If the governor would show
one-half the disposition to do his duty
in many other direct ions, of a far worse
nature than boxing contests, that oc
cur riht under his very nose, it would
look much 1 tetter: for instance the pros
edition of the man who attempted to
bribe him. lse a little judgment
Coventor, in meting out justice, even
from your own prejudicial standpoint.
Tiif.uk is a held in every city in
which rich men who have retired from
business, the practice of the profession
or the farm can tfive valuable and use
ful service to the community in which
they live, if they would do so. There
are public enterprises aside from the
active administration of municipal af
fairs which would derive benetit from
the business shrewdness and expe
rience of such men. Put they keep
closed mouths to matters that arise
U'fore them of a public nature and
never raise their voices either in ap
proval or condemnation. Such indif
ference is not healthy to the growth of
any city or community.
Tiik Chicago Chronicle does not take
kindly to an editorial that appeared
in the Omaha World-Herald recently
regarding the candidacy of C rover
Cleveland. The Chronicle is the last
paier on earth that has any rirht to
take exceptions, from a democratic
standpoint, to anything political that
appears in a paper like the World-
Ilerald. A paper that has bolted dem
ocratie nominations almost incessantly
from ls);,and but a few weeks nonsup
ported the regular republican candi
date for Mayor of Chicago in prefer
ence to Carter Harrison, should bridle
itself when it comes to taking such pa
pers as the World-Herald to task for
anything in the interest of the demo
cratic party that appears in such pul-
lications.
It is tiyured out that the appropria
tions passed by the last legislature are
the heaviest in the annals of the state:
$77.j,uon greater than two years ao;
$I,0."s,ooo greater titan four years, and
$l,3l.",ooo greater than six years ago.
It must lie borne in mind, also, that
the republican majority in each Itody
was the most overwhelming in years,
and nearly every memlter of that ma
jority (and several of the minority)
wore the corporation yoke with pride,
andjeven hautuer. While this is true it
is also true that there was wanton
waste and flagrant disregard for the
rights of the people in wonderful eco
nomically legislating of six years ago.
and the legislature of six ago was anti
republican. These facts should le
kept constantly before the voters of
Nebraska until the election one year
from next fall.
Ox Wednesday night of last week
alnit two hundred state university
students, after giving-their shirt-tail
parade as they term it, through
the principal streets and hotel lobies
at Lincoln, attempted to invade the
Kaglcs carnival with their disgraceful
hilarity, where they met with objec
tion from the managers. This came
very near resulting in atirst-class riot.
As it was, several of the students were
severely delt with, and one or two o
iicemen and several citizens were more
or less injured. Such demonstrations
on the art of the students arc a dis
grace to the state. Ami when they
found out they could not run things
to suit their tastes and were I talked in
their efforts to do so, they made threats
f boycotting the Kaglcs by refusing to
patronize any business house owned by
a member of the organization or those
who have Kngles in their employ. "
its face these shirt-tail parades should
not permitted, and when the stu
dents of the university attempt to dis
grace themscves again, as they did on
this occasion, the police should arm
themselves with t-elm clults ami go af
ter them in a way they deserve.
Bait for Democratic Nibbles.
Ilepiihlicans .ire daily Jt.iitlc-g th ir
hooks for d-nj., r.itif newspaper bite-..
and they have m.v ei di ( j(l !Mm.-
numerous nibbles'. Tie; ;u i: ;i J . , , , ,,j
C rover Cleveland asa pn-sid'-nt i.il can
didate is .f them, 'j ,.v prc.-,;-
dent never entertained lb,' lj, ...
of again beeoming a candidate for pres
ident, lie has iiiour sen ,, i h.iM insiii-
mit to such a pro posit ion. si ill lb.- idea
of republicans in keeping his name
prominent ly 1 eli i c Hie . j,-;u, j,,,,.
pie is e iileul y ser ing is pnrpo,-
to renew Intsl ility bet ween t - ,,, ( j,,,, ,
and to call for I It ul t era i ices from v.i:i"
papers that would have bet n just
well had they remain unsaid.
The Omaha World-Herald bites so
bard as to almost lake the cork under,
and makes the bold declaration that,
if C rover Cleveland is nominated thai
paper will support lloosev-it. There
is no cause for such a declaration, :: i I
esiH'cially from the only democratic
metropolitan daily in Nebraska. It is
establishing a bad preeedent for pa
pers f smaller pretentions ,, follow.
Then-a re papers with as ;i"it inl'ii
ence perhaps as the World-Herald,
which in case Mr. Pryan d sired I he
nominal ion, who would nol want him
but when it came toa show flown v.onld
supMtrt him with all their mi-id. in
preference to Teddy I loose veil o,anv
other republican. Put this thin- of
refusing to support a candidate simply
because he flues not, agree withyoutii
the letter, is not the right, kind of
sentiment, in a party leader, and one
that, has already had an.eli'ect to w ideii
instead of closing t he gulf between two
host ile factions.
Crover Cleveland's candidacy is out
of the tpiest ion, but is seri vug 1 1"' pur
pose for which it is advanced by the
leaders of the republican party that
of keeping alive the iil-I'ei ling eiejen
dered against Mr. Cleveland, and to
call forth such uncalled for utterances
as those emanating from the World
Herald, the leading democrat ic paper
of Nebraska.
With the proper elVoi I , nod the i i,:ht
man to head the national ticket, the
democratic party have a splendid op
portunity Ift elect, the next president
of tin; Cnited Stales. Hut it can nev
er le done as long as 1 1 ie iea 1 ing pa pers
of the land entertain the idea of bolt
ing, a spirit tint should be entirely
dispelled. It hasalready Ihsu so thor
oughly instilled in the minds of many
here in Nebraska to the extent that
men will enter a convention as dele
gates, assist in selecting candidates,
and if these candidates do not just ex
actly suit them, the convention, they
think, floes not bind them by any
means t o support the licel. and as a
general rule, either don't go to the
polls or if they do they vole direct
against the ticket they assisted in
nominal ing and are in duty bound t o
support. This has Im-cii too much the
practice, and such articles as the one
re fe red to arc not calculated to help
matters very much.
There is great hope I'm-I he demo
cratic party, and the .loiirnal believes
a properly managed cam pa ign. u ii h an
able, conscientious standard h- arer to
lead them, there is no quest ion as to
the success ol democracy next yevr.
Vciln Efforts.
It often happens that physicians
make vain efforts to cure a disease
which then is cured by a household
remedy. Mr. -his. Prochaska. 1 111. south
1th street, Omaha. Neb., wrote us the
following. 4,My wife was sick for three
months and under the care of a doctor,
but he could not cure her. Instead of
getting Itetter her condition grew
worse, until a 1 tout a month ago we
happened to get a bottle of Timer's
American Klixir of Pitter Wine. My
wife used several bottles and we must
state that it helped her. She could
leave the led soon and is now well
again, givingall thecrcdit toyourw ine.
We dropped the doc! or and took to the
wine and the result is thai she is
perfectly well.' Cases like this are
nothing unusual. Triner's American
Klixir of Pitter Wine dilTers from all
other blood purilicrs and tonics in
keeping the stomach st nng and work
ing during the cure while most medi
cines first spoil the stomach. Your
appetite will improve at once. It will
make you strong and hale. At drug
stores and at the manufacturer's Jos.
Triner, !''. south Ashland avenue.
Chicago. 111.
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with yonr
water and let it stand twenty-four hours ;
a sit hment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy con
dition of the kid
neys ; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out f order.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain hi the bark, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, w ine or
lecr, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of Uing compelled to go oftcn
iluring the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The niiM and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. It stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the U-r-t. Sold by drug
gists in fiftv-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may" have a sample lttle and a
look that tells all fju'-
almut it, lHtlt sent free glfK'ZKT
!v mail. AU.ircss in. B:f --....wi
Kilmer & Co., Tang- -icLfxi?-
liamtolt, N. Y. Wllell nonwof Swamo-Root.
writing mention this pajer and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, Ir. Kilmer's Svamj-Root, and
the address, Dinhaiuton, N. Y.
Democratic Hot Shot.
Ceueial Wood a.v his mission in the
I'nihipines is of a military character, j
Nat uraliy. ! hi.-, ii t :.:iiit ary adminis
i l 1 1 ion.
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No per.-n who fa vor.s a reduction of
I iie t a l ill' on t rust -made 'loods can log-1
iea ! ly - t.e f -r t he i epu'l ican ca ndid.i I e !
w hoever Ie- ii, ay ''.
The piesid. n! 's determinat ion o
force a m yio of thejiort nil
the people o! Charleston. S. C h:.s
' "ril II l-l iled I if lore t I if 1.1 v.
I'roifi recent rexiilsthe n:i idea is
d ing ha id. but even "diouid il tiiulit s
way into the Iowa platform it will be
in an emasculated condil ion.
If Pooseveit reaily enjoys his baby -k
issing ex pi oit s he should t ia vel sout 1 1.
There he v.ouM tind no lack of nice,
shiny piekanines, in whom he takes
such a di ep interest.
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Senator llanna has, in Senator I'or
aker. an enemy who will keep the
junior Ohio si - na I or iiitetoo busy in
the Puckeye stale for some lime to
permit of bisenlering t he president ia!
race.
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h-" t rusts all over the country are
increasing 1 he price of t heir co m modi t y
from :Ti t o per cent , not t hat, it costs
more to harvesl or store the ice, hut
the trusts fee I that they would like
the liiiiln'V
Perhaps t lie experience of Admiral
I tewey helped City Attorney Joseph
W. Folk to refuse t he ; i.'i.oiin residence
offered him by the hiisinrss men of St.
Louis. I'on'l f. n'get, as go along t hat
Joseph is'a democrat
There arc a good many people who
regard t he growl It of t he labor unions
as a menace 1 ott he nation. So many,
in fai't , t hat Pooseveit may find that
he has grievously erred in his catering
so cxt ra vagant ly to t he assoe iat ions.
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The personality of the next demo
crat ic president in I candidalc makes an
interesting theme for speculation in
tin; newspapers but the wisest demo
cratic statesmen declare it would be
too early to announce their candidate
if they were to agree on one.
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According to Mr. Julius Harbinger,
a New York City oilicia 1, then; were in
that city, in the past three months,
more evictions than have occurred in
ail I reland during a like period. Over
one thousand dispossess warrants were
issued in the month of Ma rch a lone,
(iieaf is repuMk-an prosperity.
There isno doubt tail that Mr. Cleve
land received a ureal er p pu!a r demon-
i s! ration in St. Louis t ban did the act
ing roustabout president of 1 he Cnited
States. There is also no doubt but
that the next democratic nominee,
whoever he maybe, will receive a great
er popular demonstration than will
poi iseyeit .
A Succcssiul Company.
At the annual meet ing of the I'latts
mouth teleplione compan.y recently
the regular h jier cent dividend was
declared on all stock of record on
January 1. 1'."':;. The stockholders
decided to at once completely cover
Cass county with farm telephones:
to build three small exchanges and
to extend the toil lines from Have
lock to Lincoln to connect with the
independent system being built there.
For this purpose a new No. lo cop
per circuit will be strung frur Platts
mouth to Lincoln. The copper circuit
now terminal ing at Ha velock w ill also
be extended into Lincoln giving two
lirst -class copper metallic circuits
from Plattsmouth to Lincoln and con
necting all southeastern Nebraska and
sout 1 1 western Iowa with the capit a 1 of
Nebraska.
The company will sell the balance of
the :,'V,noo of new stock offered the
money so obtained to be invested in
the above named extensions. The
idea is to distribute the slock all over
the territory covered bj' the Platts
mouth Telephone com pan j", thereby
making it truly a local company and
extending its inlluence and prestige.
The placing of the stock on the mar
ket two weeks ago has broughta great
many inquiries from different parts of
the state, as well as Cass county, tint
the company prefers to sell only to
Cass and Lancaster county citizens,
and expects to place the remainder of
the new stock within the next few
weeks. Any persons thinking of in
vest ing ii this st ock should not delay
sending in their applications, for the
sale of this block of o.imii) will com
plete the system and no more stock
will be placed on the market.
FARM FOR SALE!
An excellent farm consisting of l!lo
acres t hree mi les nort h of O' Neill. Ne
braska, in one ot' the best, farming dis
tricts in Holt county. Lvery foot of
this is good soil and it is as good land
as that furt her east w hich is selling'
from ?.-.( to per acre. The im
provement s consist of a room frame
house: barn Ilxilt. with annex 14xJl:
granary 14x1: crihsxli: li" acres un
der cultivation, which is in tirst -class
class shape to be put. in crop this
spring, also some T acres of fine bay
meadow. There is a line spring in the
j pasture that runs the year around and
the place is nil lenced wit h t liree wire
fence and crossfenced. Such land as
t his is 1 m in i id to double in value with
in the next two or three years and
there is no reason why it should not
sell for f:V"..oo or tu.oo an acre. Price
rjo.oo per acre. Address.
P. J. I is-.;i:.
O'Neill, Neb.
Made Young Again.
"On" of Ir. King's New Life Pills
each night for t wo weeks has put me
in my "teens' again" writ.es I . II.
Turner of I tempsej tow n. Pennsylvania
They're the best hi the world for liver,
stomach and bowels. Purely vegetable.
Never gripe. Only '2'c at K. J.
Frickc & Co's drugstore.
City Ccimk',1
The city council met !;u-t niyht, and
among ot her impot tant matters t rans
acted was the appointment of II. 1 .
Travis city attorney, by the Major,
and his confirmation by thai body.
This is one of the best things the
council has accomplished for .some
time. Another action of great im
portance was t he inst met ion to select
two pi isons to sii e with him as a
commit I ee to confer with W. I hld
r. d' e. genera! manager of 1 he P. .'v M..
i.o o .Mid I o seen i i ng ij must, avail
able civil engineer lo (let ei mine the
besi possible way ol ( lr:i i u i i ig t he city
I o p re v ei it furt her fiver Hows.
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Sherill'J. D. McPride returned from
Nfdigh. Neb., with a young man by
the name of Ki.er, wlm was wanted
Ir-re on a charge of grand larceny.
K ier is oni.v about IT years old. and
vas making his home wilhHenrj' In
helder. at (,'edar (,'ree'c. Some time
since he suddenly departed for parts
unknown, and it is alleged that he
took with him tVi belonging to his
employer. Sheriff McPride has been
on 1 he alert, to locate the joungman,
and with his usual vigilance has
succeeded in doing so. Ki.er claims
betook onlj $2 of t he complainant's
money, all I he money t he pocket book
contained, which he took with him.
The young man was arraigned before
J ud ge .lessen, of I he (list rict court ves
t erday morning, pleaded guillj to the
charge of grand larceny, and being only
IT years old, was sentenced to the re
form at Kearnev. as the law directs.
Think of It!
We can sell you a t loom bouse and
one lot. for sil.Vt.on. .i-jn.oo cash: bal
ance in monthlj' payments.
A 7 room house: six lots and large
barn for ::."0(Um. !i-.'(.nu cash: balance
in mont h ly payment s.
A ." room house with I lots, well im
proved for :;."( UK i. ii:o.tni cash: bal
ance in monthly payments.
A neat cottage of four rooms, two
lots, original value iHiMo.nn: price now
Ci7".U!. -i;T.".o cash, balance in
monthly payments.
. ." room cottage, two lots. Price
s.Tno.Oi); -iCiiMH) cash, balance in month
ly paymcnt.s.
A four room house, wilh three lots
and orchard for JT."i.". $J."i.oo cash,
balance in monlhl.v paymimts.
A line residence property for $lt(M).(ii)
original value :'""i): part cash, balance
on t hue.
A seven room house and lot close in
for r. (OO.nO. Original cost much more.
Part cash, balance on time.
A neat residence close in for tl.TO.OM.
Payments to suit purchaser.
A lino acre 1 ract .with room house
and other improveme nts for ts.Vi.uo.
iriginal value -tt.Viii.oo.
Vi'hy pay 7.o to 10. no a mont h rent
with these and other opportunities
before you? Pool; ahead and provide
a home for jour fainilj'.
Purchase whileyoucan get proper! y
at, a saciilice. for these properties will
cerlainlv advance.
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who always handles nothing but
pure crystal ice
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Platssmoutli 'Phono 72-7o.
Neb. 'Phone 72.
Office 604 Main St.
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location and vacation ih.-i f; and ai! on I
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fore noi m op t he -.'ai h day of .1 a ly. A . I . ','..;. '
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