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Antoliipiiil lno i Mwuon u iiorcn
Sj Wnyno 10
It in rivoinninniliil tlnil no proxloi Im ill
lowoil Inil llinl llm ilnliwitns tinwoiil ill tlm
convonllim ciis1 llm full votoof llm ilnliwilinii
llv orilnrof llm oimtrnl ciiiiiniltliin of llm
Ninth Jnilliinl illhlrlft or Nnhrimkn
h KuKMiiMiriN John It 11 ws
SoiMiitnry tlmirmiin
Tho iron mills in tho vicinity of
Olovoland Ohio huvo oiioukIi ordiin on
hand now tolctop thorn busy all of noxt
year without tho addition of any now
ones DurhiK Clrovors tonu many of
thoso factorioH woro closed for want of
work nnd tho inon woro out of omploy
niont Tho pessimists dorivo littlo com
fort from thoso prosperity facts but tho
liooplo do and aro thankful If tho dem
ocrats can win this full in tho face of
this grout prosperity it will bo ono of
tho nine wonders of tho world
Charles 11 Dietrich is a typo of tho
Gorinan Ainorienns to whom this west
ern country owes much for its present
state of development and progress
They are tho kind of people who camo
to stay and while many worooppressed
with poverty upon their arrival hoio
they liavo by liard work ami shrewd
business managoniont acquired wealth
in tho goods of this world until they
are now a great factor in the llnancial
and business interests of tho west
Their kind of nianagemont of affairs of
state would lift it to tho elevation now
enjoyed by them as individuals strong
in business strong in finance and strong
in diplomacy
Tho Sterling Sun says that the dem
ocrats of tho First congressional district
havo olectod tho wealthiest man in Ne
braska as a dolegato for Bryan at the
Kansas City convention Ho is Too
Milos of Falls City worth two million
dollars or more This is but another
exhibition of democratic inconsistency
Thoy howl down wealth and plutocracy
to tho public but in thoir conventions
fall over themselves to honor one of tho
decried class They peso as tho friends
of tho great common people and yet
when thoy havo emolument or honor to
disponsonso it is given to a man with a
competouco Thoy say one thing aud
do nnothor How thoy etui hope to in
lluouco votes aud voters by tlm method
is beyond comprehension
Demoernts assert that wages havo
been increased only about 10 per cent
uuder tho MoKinloy administra
tion This is untrno in tho iiirurroKtito
for whore thero were thousands of
mechanics and laborers out of employ
ment during Jrovors term thoy aro
now practically all employed and this
increase calls for a largo addition to the
amount of wages paid A caroful esti
inuto by a bureau interested iu manu
factures and labor shows that in ISiKt
therefore a291 010000 in wages paid
while in ISO this amount was increased
to JOdOOJlV OO an increase of 715010
S00 or about M per cent While many
who held positions during both years
did not secure an increase of more than
10 per cent many who woro making no
wages increased 100 per cent and the
averago increase was thoroforo about
one third
The Two Johns
Fusion newspapers havo boon at great
pains to represent John S Hobinsou bo
fore their readers iu terms of ntlulitiou
almost hit kening aud iu tho tamo issuo
to cry down John H Hiys his repub
lican opponent for congress iu this dis
trict The truth is that both men are
without a doubt able lawyers scholars
ami gentlomen There is a real contest
on iu this district aud the fusiouists will
find it out baforo thoy get through It
will be tlotermiued uot no much on tho
persoaal qualities of the two men as by
tho public opinion of tho merits of their
respective political platforms
If the fusion party in Nebraska or
nuywhonv represents ho Kroat mnl on
iltiriiiK priiulplos why lias it not at
trartod morn tium of strilciiiK alilllty to
Uh ranks In Nobnwku you can almost
count thnii on tho uiiKr of out hand
Why in tt that tho llttlo town of MatU
mm Is callud upon to furnish both u
11 H sonator ami a congressman and
both from tho huiiii law olllco Is
Allen Robinson i do all there Is of
tho fusion party In tho north half of
tho stilt o Both aro democrats and
without populist support would bo lost
in tho jtuiKlo of political vagaries My
ami by tho pop prop will Klvo out and
thou whoro will Allou and Itobinson bo
Htill nookiiiK hoiiio paying olllco
Wakollold Knpublioiui
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Mill Convention CiHHllliliK lln MiimIihi ft
Hi- Milium Iliit fin ill
Henielary of Hlnti H O PlM MMttllT
Auditor ir slnto O II Kim kin
Huir iiin Jtidi U A HAIiVKY
Attorney Kiiiiirnl Jiwicimi lfrlitlllHiin
Hallway ooiiiinlniiiiinir Hnnawnon Dixon
DilrunliM nt lrtM
111 K Ii I11TON
0 I UtlKTr
Malcolm Bmitii
J It CUmviitil
I H UONlRVY
Mil A B MtiMit
LA N Ooatij
mriAY
Diw Moinks Inno 11 Tho Prohi
bition statu convention concluded Un
iiussioh yesterday after naming thfl
nbovo candidates
Tho platform advocatos tho prohi
bition of tho nianufacturo and sale ol
InttnioatingliquorH commends congress
for passing tho caul ecu law and Socio
tary Long for its enforcement In tho
navy but condemns tho attomoy gen
erals construction of it aud tho presi
dents acquiescence therein It favora
equal suffrage for women
ICiitplnynft Aliml lo Contribute
Washington luno 14 Tho Post
publishes an article stating that tho Ho
publican congressional campaign com
mittee has been endeavoring to colled
as a campaign contribution a part of tho
extra months salary voted to tho em
ployes of congress just before adjourn
ment Tho employes were Informed
that any contribution would bo volun
tarily made and many of them paid no
heed to tho communications so rho
amount will not excood Ilo00 instead
of 10000 or more
YmteiilnjH llnnrihall Uomilts
Omnlin 17 luoblo 13
DiH SIoIiuh I Dimvi r 0
Ht Joseph ID Hlimi City 4
Now Yorlt S Chlmio 0
Hostiin 1 Pittsburg
llrooldyn 11 Clnoitiiuitl 1
til liiiuls 7 rhil iileliilila 11
Oiiiiipa Tmlny
Witirn liPimuo ruolilo nt Omaha Dourer
at Des Molmis Sioux City nt Ht loHiiph
Nntlonnl IoiiKim Clnolnniitl nt Drooklyn
St Louis nt riilliiiU lphla Oluentjo nt Now
Yorlc IMttHliurit nt HHton
Aiiinrlenii liimisui Cloveliinil nt
oIIm HulTnlo nt Mtlwniiknu Iiulluimpolli ul
Cliicnito Detroit nt Knnsiw City
StloillVi III Nenntoii lit IMIiintiapolla
MiNNKAPOtis Juno 11 The Inter
state Sheriffs association began its
ninth annual session here yesterday
with lf0 sheriffs present The day was
spent in hearing speeches ami papers on
mothods of identifying and caring for
criminals Several states aro aftor tho
next convention but Missouri soems
likely to win In the absence of Presi
dent J W McPherson of Marshall
town la Vice President W S Scavoy
of Denver presided
llutte Miner Drantei KlKhl Huur Day
Bum Mont June 14 Miners
iniou day was celebrated yesterday and
Mis tho most memorablo in tho history
it the camp During tho exorcises in
the opora house following tho
lion letters were read from Senator
W A Olark and P August Heinz the
latter tho head of tho Montana Oro
Purchasing company granting tho
minors in their employ thoir request
for an eight hour working day
lloiiht Ilnwirdn Deutli
Sioux Falus S D Juuo 11 Sioux
Falls rolatives nnd friends of O K
Howard president of tho Western South
Dakota Cattlemens association havo
received no continuation of the rumor
telegraphed from Pierre that Howard
had died last Saturday at his ranch on
tho Cheyenne river
ltomt luou akiiIh rut on
Lincoln June 11 On account of
bad roads tho road race was again post
poned this time uutil Juuo ISO
Washington Juno 14 Admiral
Dewey rud party returned to Washing
ton last night Mrs Dewoy has prac
tically recovered from a slight attack of
toiisihtis nho b u tie red while iu the west
oti ith letup anniversary 111 too city
that saw its birth the United Norwe
gian Lutheran church the youngest
in 1 largest Scandinavian uhuroh iu
Ainiica mot in Minneapolis
in annual session The body now
numbers 1100 churches aud SoOOOO
commuuicauU
Don Juan Ouestns tho first minister
to bo sent to this country by Uruguay
was formally presented to tho president
Wednesday
Governor Mount of Indiana Wednes
day refused to honor the requisition of
Governor lleekhain of Kentucky for tho
return of V Tyly
l iwipiircotiiu il
Another thing said the street rail
way advocate iu a tone of protest a
slight thing perhaps but It all goes to
show how wo are discriminated against
and how little our philanthropy Is ap
preciated
Your philanthropy echoed the
critical citizen as he gasped and
clutched n railing
Yes sir You hire dog catchers and
secure high salaried people to control
their movements and see that stray
canines are properly slain It costs a
lot of inonev Now our cars have hit
and slaughtered countless stray dogs
for which service we have never col
looted a single penny And yet we have
never hatj so much as a vote of lhatiks
from a citizens assoglatlon Wash
ington Star
Till NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY nNrt II J 000
MLEAN MEN GET
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NOTHING
llliln lleiiint tnU Nninn Stain Tlnkrt
UMKS KIIIIOIMIMR
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limtrurt ItnlnRiitliiii for llrynn
HeeroUry of Htnte It It MrKAtiliM
luiltfiiof Huprciini court Amkv W HmamJIY
Dairy nml food roinr lUllAlin l Yawa
Hrliool romml nloiier D HlMIKtNS
Mi tulier Imanl puhllo workHlrTKii Y HitowK
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I AllltAIIAM U 1ATIIIO
0 I William 8 Thomas
llOIIACIS Ii CHAPMAN
Couimiius O Juuo II Aftor a con
tinuous session of over nine hours tho
Democratic convention adjourned last
night It win a slato sniashlug and a
record breaking convention Tho Mo
Lean people said thoy wcro asking for
nothing and they certainly got nothing
They helped thoso who havo boon op
posing them to the places of party dis
tinction nnd responsibility
There was a notablo absunco of tho
Mclioau hmdors here and very fow of
thoso who woro in tho city outside of
tho delegations wont to tho convention
hall It it Haiti that Mr McIiOiin did
not caro to take any aggrosslvo part on
account of tho Dewey candidacy
During tho last hour of tho conven
tion thero was much confusion and dis
order Charles M Baker who was
temporarily presiding sent for u squad
of police ordering them to clear tho
aisles knock down thoso who would
not sit down nnd compol tho disturber
to bo silent Tho police filed down tho
alslos and maintained ordor during tha
remainder of tho convention
Tho platform realllrniH tho Chicago
platform denounces tnporlallsin trusts
and nionoKllos ami tho gold standard
bill and instructs tho delegates to tho
national convention for Hrynu
llrlck Il n
Our endurance would be tested to
tho breaking point were our only re
source the brick tea of Tibet made
and flavored after the true Tartar
recipe This tea for the convenience
of porterage on camels Is made up
In the form of hard solid brlcklike
lumps which are supposed to consist
of the stems and leaves of our ordinary
tea plant Hut In tho majority of cases
brick tea Is merely the offscourings of
the tea plantation together with dust
nnd adulteration of endless other
plants There is little of the crisp
curly tea leaves to be found In thoso
lumps
When tea Is to be made pieces aro
chipped off the bricks and Immersed
In boiling water The result Is a dark
strong tlavored liquid with harsh un
pleasant taste One merit alone It pos
sessesIt Is undoubtedly stimulating
The llavor of the tea Is not Improved
either to our taste by the additions to
it which the Tartar favors Instead
of cream and sugar mutton fat and
salt are usually considered the correct
things to add and It can readily bo
Imagined that the beverage thus pro
duced does not present any particular
attraction to Englishmen Good
Words
New
check
many
salary
He Cin1ion Iny Checks
York pays Its employees by
and each pay day sees a great
men with their whole months
in their hand but no money
Various bankers whose places of busi
ness are near the city hall aro w llllng
to cash the citys checks but they
charge a commission usually 10 cents
on each 100
Tho proprietor of a saloon near tho
city hall is willing to cash the checks
without chnrglng a commission and on
pay days his establishment Is Jammed
with otllclals lie makes his prollt ou
the Increased sale of liquids at his bar
for no man after having bis check cash
ed leaves the place without buying a
drink The proprietor of the estab
lishment provides against the city imy
day by drawing 2r000 from tho bank
and hiring a man to take entire charge
of the check cashing business Fre
quently the entire Jio000 Is exchnnged
for checks When this happens the
proprietor sends for more money No
city employee asks to have his pay
check cashed ami Is not accommodat
ed nud the extra pay day sales nt tho
bar are a considerable feature of tho
years trade New York Sun
A Cli ver Duv
There Is more Iu a dog than mans
philosophy accounts for No theory
of instinct sometimes denned as a
faculty prior to experience and Inde
pendent reason w lll explain some ac
tions of a clever dog whose case Is
report oil by a correspondent of tho
London Spectator
I knew a tlog in Ireland 11 retriever
who had been taught always to bring
his own tin dish In his mouth to be
111 led at the late dinner For some
reason his master wished to make a
change and to feed him twice a day
At
Instead of once
The tlog resented this and when told
to bring the dish refused nnd it could
nowhere lie found on which his master
upoke angrily to him and ordered him
to bring the dish at once
With drooping tall and sheepish ex
pression he went down tho length of
the garden and began scratching up
the soil where he hail burled tho bowl
deep down to nvold having to bring it
at an hour of which he did not ap
prove
Guild Inr For Tlint Mimic
Theres a man who has a good ear
for music remarked the dyspeptic
man who was bothered by the piano
playing of the young woman next door
Who Duinley Why hes deaf as
a post replied his friend
1 know he Is said the dyspeptic
man Philadelphia Press
Slltlllll llt ltl Ml
Pannie lf you are so positlvo that
Harry loves you why for goodness
sake dont you nccept him and gel
married V
Jane He wont ask 1110 Detroit
Free Press
Statistics of accidents show that an
American can travel by rail 72000000
miles before In iho law of avsrages it U
ills turn to be killed
WHEAT OPENS WEAK
Ilncllnn iMnikrt Hlintvt SttttihnrtinoM
nml It illUt strmiKlr
ClIlfAtlo Jtuiii 13 Whrat opunail woaK otj
tho nortliwrit rnliii but rnoovnrnd on damnifi
roporU front that unction of the country July
nloiltiR a Mhadi ovnr yniterilay Corn clmeil
a shailn lower anil oats unchanKod Tin
prnvlnliiui market at tha olons was Viiio to
3i ilnpreieil CIiwIiik prions
WllKAT JulT73lVH5liO Au TtO
Oons Jtily IWio AutKdiio
OAT Jiily V3 Aui tia
1oiiK July IllM Hipt 111 av
Ulnl tuly Irt 65 Hept
liAHP Jtily IOMHopt
Cah nuotatlniH No 2 rd whnat 7S7lo
No irlnifwhiat 7Hrt7UWo No 2 caU corn
BUJio No i cnxll oatH iSiitilo
llilrnRi Ilvn Stock
CnttAiio Juno ill Heeelpti 11608
opoiieit ati wly t strong pIimi iI lowor Rotxl
to prime iteers VlVJiiHJ poor to mpilltim
llMKtfMU oelected fcodorn UttVt4l0 mlxst
toekers 13 I0it4l0jcowii fil0Otfl7X lirlferi
iZWWXt ranners H KWaW Imlls jaOftjl
460 t nlviH IJ0Ofl700 Texan fed utneM 403
H5JH Tuxiiilhlllli it8il4f0 Iloitu Iteoulptrt
today 117000 tomorrow IWOOO pstlmntnd lofl
over 11000 fttl lower cloltiK wenlc top
1576 mixed nml laitilu ra ttUVfil2Jhi rooi
to cIioIpii heavy 461011615 rough Itpavy
J4M5ia4 IlKht ISOVt612i4 hulk of salon
Sliiiep Itei ilpts ltlUOO sltnpp
nud lambs giintl to eholeii tlrttt othuri slow
Kood to clioloo welliPi H J 475TiJ5i5 fair t
uIioIph mixed CliVjtlUO western sheep 1400
0bM yiMirllnifH t6 3Xt0 0i nnltro lambs 1500
itnHl western Iniubs 400031580 nprlng
laiulM 1100760
Kunini City Mva Htook
Kansas Citv June 13 Cattlo Ilocelnt 0-
TWi ciulco klllltiR grades Shado htKhnr nil
otliers nctlvM sternly hunry steers 4000560
I I- hI rlu tl tPjA llt ititnUn a
cows nnd lirlfem JII2Vo485 emitters tfiOri
I U25 fed westorns 141035115 Toxnni 374
Hoki lteoelpts 1H0O0 llliorul supply
cutlsed 6c dt cltno heavy HAWSiiM mixed
JIhyjj5U0 llglit iiMlWQUWVW f4U5QS4UU
Kniolpts 1S0O HlinthterltiR Rradni
nctlve linn kooi feeders Hteutly plain kill
ItiK lots lnwer sprlnc himbs 7WV72J year
liniM J5lift560 ml ied 475A500 feeders
IW ullIU 27f325
South Oimibii llvn Stock
Sooth Omaha Juno 13 Cattle Kecnlpts
3400 iietlve and HtrottK to 6l0o higher titan
yesterdny native beef steers 4450J5535
cows mnl holtorx J3754i47o cauncrs t M
3 00 Btoekers nnd feedefis 350A5O0 calves
3lX7Ul bulls atns etc H11HX425 Hosts
Heeelpts 11701 filiplOJ lower heavy f483
41H mixed 1 1 So lltflit 44UO4Si l I45U
AlSJ bulk of sales 4 85 Sheep Receipts
11HJ0 slow hti udy yearling J4fiO5fiO weth
ers 4 jJjU0 stock sheep 400vg475 lniubd
I52J A7O0
There is more catarrh in this seciton
of tho country than all other diseases
put together and uutil tho lti3t few
years was supposed to bo incurable
For a great many years doctors pro
nounced it a local tlisoaso and pro
scribed local remodies and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it incurable Science has
proven catarrh to bo a constitutional
tlisoaso and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F J Cheney Co
Toledo Ohio is tho only constitutional
euro on tho market It is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful It nets directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system
Thoy offer ono hundred dollars for nny
case it falls to cure Send for circulars
and testimonials Address
F J Chunky Co Toledo O
Sold by druggist 7i5c
Halls family pills aro tho best
Ladies desiring a transparent com
plexion freo from blotches blemishes
and blackheads should uso Kooky
Mountain Tea Ask your druggist
Tho Northeast Nebraska G A K
reunion will bo held nt Pierce July 10
11 12 aud 13 Indications point to the
largest attendance in the history of the
association Speakers of national repu
tation will bo secured
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to Ity Orilliiniiro No 217 Leave onlers nt
llrmifcchti coal ollicu
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Omaha konvor aud 1acillc coast 9 00 pm
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Sioux ltPaisouKer 100pm
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