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I T8 _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ TIlE OMAHA. DAILY BEE' SuN DAY , AUGUST 7 , 1898. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
II'HE OMAhA SuNDAyBE1
} . JtOS1ATifl , Editor.
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I'U1iL1E3I111) EVIfltY MOI1NING.
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pflIt:1H : StTfl3CRhI'T1ON
' rmlly Eeo ( Without Sututny ) , One YenrG.OO
Daily leo nnd Sunday , Ono Ycnr
4 Ifix Months . .
'rhreoInnti ) . , 2JJ )
I StfllflP IO ( , Oflf Ynr
, Saturday lice. On Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.50
' .VeekIy flee , One Year . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . c
; OFFICES , .
Omrthrt : ! r1ic lIce 1ftii1dIn.
: Hotith Omaha : Stngr lilock , CornCr N
fliid Tsvont.rurtII StreCt8.
Collilcil l3lttrl8 : 10 l'ertrl trcot.
Ctiiougo OflIc : 502 Chamber of Coin-
nrce.
cw Yorkt Temple Court.
Washlngton 501 Fourteenth Street.
CO1t1t1St'ONDINCI.
Alt communieatIon rentIng to news nnd
rdltorinl matter ahould be nddr'5iwd : To
the Editor.
Editor.EUSINESS
EUSINESS 1iTTiRS.
Mi InIHtncis Iotter8 and remittances
iThould he nddrt'icd to 'I'he flee l'ubllidilng
Company , Oniqha. Dratti. clitk. express
4 and postoflico money orders to lie RiittdO
paynllo , to the order ot the1fl11a1Y. .
T1I1 13I1' PU1IIASIIINO COMI'ANY.
STATIMENP OP CtflCtJLATION.
l Btnt of Nebrauka , DougIn County , se. :
George 13. Tzichuck. tiecr'tary of The I3eo
VublIIiIng company , being duly iWorfl ,
nhIy ; that. the actual number ot full nuil
compteto copicH ot The Daily , dornIng ,
Evening nod Sunday lice , IrInte ( disring
the month ot July , iS3. was as foIlosv :
I
1 . . . . . . . . . . . . : tiri It . . . it.IMI )
. 2 . . . . . . . . . . : IUl1 l IS
3. . . , . . . : iu.2 ( ) ID
. . . . . . .II,2i47 (
c ; . . . . . . . . P .i.02 21
C . . . . . . . . . . t .iliul 22
7. . : . ; . . . . . : .i 23 . . . . . . . . . . . .
S . . . . . . . . . . . . i.iIJ,2 $0 $ 21
9 . . . . . . . . . :11.021) : ) 25 . . . . . . . . . . . .
10 . . . . . . . . . . . . : iio 26 . . . . . . . . . . . .
: ii : uslI ) 27
:12 : . . . . . . . . . . . 81,210 2S . . . . . . . . . . .
1'i . . . . . . . . . . . : iun to 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . .iS,1 71)
I I . . . . ; . . . . . . . 8 I.Q2 I : o . . . . . . . . . . . . .ilUI )
15 . . . . . . . . . . . : ; , - & 31 . . . . . . . . . .
aG . . .
Total
1.eis returns miii iiisoId COPIeS . . . 1,1r7
, ; fit total i'aleq ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1)T ) l,1i1 (
Net daily nvernge . . . . . . . . . 31425
GEOItUE 13. TZSCIIUCIC.
i Sworn to lieforo me aittl Ruimcrlbed Ia my
rHer.co this 31st day of July , 1S93.
. ( Seal. ) N. 1' . F1t1 ,
. Notary l'ubilc.
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* Ait1'1IS LEiA'VC. FOIl TIli SUUMIflt
I'irtles 1eitsltii I I.e lty fur
lliu siintluer can ] HL'Vu 'riLe
lIce Mrnt II ) them rcgiInr1y
. ) ) r ititIriiig 'ilie lIce ) pLsl.
I 1IM14 . , lIli'e Iii ietO1 or 1)y
1111 * II. 'I'Iie nddrest 'iIlI ho
I cliiiugetl ZLN oftei US iteIrod.
. All the rIdS ) ; that I1nl to Oiutiliit tfl c
1aIIy beoiiiiiig ItUrL erov(1e(1. (
I
The moon Is hot I11SVUY8L good cx-
b.Il11)lCr. ) It \ \ I1L get full twice thts
.iiionth.
rj'0 'i\'lI ( ) exIce1cl ) iiothuiig frOill tLIC
ttlllcs ot tim Uiitted States In Cubit htve
hot bocit lISal)1)OIIltL'I. ] ) )
VItIi 1Isiiiiitck and O1u1stono gone ,
i r4i hung Cltnng how , In all I)1obnbIlIty ) ,
1euls the list ci : greatest living stttcs-
: { mom _
I 1Th4 ( lillek recoveiy Inltcatos ( tilut it
% V8S the Gerniun iueasles t Un young
Idug of Sl)1111 ) litul , anti not tlio regular
.
i 3iuuils1 1 V8 i i uty.
ft t Is stiitctl that 7OOtO ) uesous have
VIItel ( GIl(1sto1Ie ( toinli shire his ( lentil.
Ulie liilluenec of true gicatness liluliily
kiocs iiot stoli at the grave.
It Is hard on oiiie of tile Anierican
liIllly C1L1)1IS ) ) to give them : i. health
Vlfl.4SlulCiltlOIt vlth the camps In Cuba-
Ijiit they seeni I ) ( leserVe It.
It Is PIOlLblY true that the English
I Ileollie ( lenny love it lord , lulL It Is n
ilear lord they love unit lint 0110 of the
I Clielti ) lIlll ( that Ilooley bought ill ) .
'l'lia next 01)POIttlllhtY ) to vhtness : i
tlIiIitio ( unl gorgeous iroeessloii Iii tile
'CXLIOSItIll ' ( ) groll1llVlll ( 0Ce111 ' .I'lilirStlay
next when. all the ritces of the world
vlll be oii 1HIitle. (
VlO and coIlervatlyc 1JiIht(1 ( StatI ?
I enuItori4 i110 1)01. ) doIng llny lIroiflitturo
_ _ _ _ _ talkliig fllOUt ) the tlta13' they will 1)0
ClillCI ( lljOll ) to ( ligetiss In eeret iftsloIl
its Sot ) ! as the 1)10S1lCIlt hI1s tile terlini
flErti ilgeil.
If there is to be IL society of lirIsotiers
of War following the (1tllti'rel wIth Sl)1lhl1 )
its illei1lberlllhl , vIll have to lie lilniost
Qxciuslvtiy ) ) iiIsli , Lleuteiiniit liob.
1OIL 1111(1 ( hIs' Z1SOlitteS 1110 about the
1:11113Aiiierlcitin : eligible.
' 1tXI1I4 ) Suiidity 14011001 eIliIlrefl ( are tO
jIve 1 CeILL 00011 for It (1111(1 ( to iniy a
bible 1111(1 II. StVot'l for C1lltliiIl ) l'hhllil )
p of tlio hJfltthOi4hlil ) 'I'CX118.l'hlO Ullhtahii )
l'hilhhip brand of theology 114 i ) iiihiir ) In
tli t ) 3uhllfl3' ( ehitiiils of TCXH8.
, L'hio .iiieiheiiii tOhhlel Were hot selit
; 'to Ciibi. to light fever. W'hille they
tvoiihil veIeoino it lOtit vlthi the Slitlkl4hl )
, eneilly , they ILLO light Iii lirofeirilig to
iLyntli it light. against ( lIS'itS0 unless
sonuethihiig Is to be giihiiod by it.
11ev. I'i't'eott F' . .leriicgan , vice 1)1051- )
Uiit itiitl gelieral llltllIilgel ( if the 1lee-
tEOiytii2 1Lt1ll1o ; iilt CO1iiii1ly ) , * 41ftt1h(1 ) ( go
to Lotitloit to ctiii ) > iiitu ilotes vItIi liiiest
'J't'Eilhl I baby ILIItt thll1l5)iiit0 ) ) Vlthi Iiliii
Lull essay on hioiiesy ( in lilsllieSs ) life.
'l'hlO . 'tliCLIeii'IIH ) ll1'i011111i4 % ! iIIitI 4tiiiei1-
caiL iuLitlIuifact tiV'VS uvill ho L01)rQ140)ltetl ) )
id tile 1'LLh4. ( xl)1)Nitll1 ) ) , Ililt Iii
to the eiltielsiiis (111 . ' ll)0t1litlll3 IIII(1 (
.it.tiierleiuii gootis lii thin i't'uiiehi iieuvs-
1)iil)015 ) ) , but beenuise It iiiys to be repro-
eiited at ( 'XiosItiOlIS. )
Octave Thiuriet expresses sincere ye-
gyet that the beauties of tIio Oiiiahin
eX1)osltloit ) n1 o to lie tolilporary 011(1
eYflhleSellt ittt1ie thOu 1)erllltlnelit ) 011(1
ajoyf0F0VC1. . Tiflit is going to lie lhio
FgIet at OVelllO tVIIO VIOtVt4 the won-
. tiertul show.
'rho never l)8ri0h0 ) hitis ( teluolistratell
thil1t : Oninhia society hleohile cliii do lt
they but tIlko liii active lutOrest III 8 1I
J project. UI ) to this tliio ; colornhlt )
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; 1ir1ngs liiis exeellel ithi other pinees III
I Ainerleit with Iti lIotver ( estivai , bit
: tlioso who have repeatetily witnessel
tL'e Colorito ( teitiOflstVittIOllS flIflhlt ( that
Oz.unlia hits urpas "e U thorn ithl.
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.IIUSD flCOGIZ AIt. ? : M.utxTs ,
131)011 ) thu reliulillean fitluto coiiventlou ,
Which asseiibies at Lincoln onVedtic
( lilY , rests it grave rsp USIl)1hIt7. ) tn.
is3 all sighs ( aU , the tkbal wave of t4
piiblicaiilsiii which Is sweeping the
Coiiiil ry ijinkes ropubil 10011 succeSs III
elraskit ) ilot oliby Possible , hilt fllflO-
ititely cerinhi It the convetitlon exercises
otiiiiI ( biscretlOll Ill the sciectioti of the
Party's staubari ( ( beaers .
'L'hic COiseliiiis ! of ohiltilOhi that , the
PartY etiiiiiot vhtu unless It iioiuiInntci
ClIhiOhile alid cleats iiien for every ox-
eciitIe ohliec should preclude the noiti-
iiiiitloii of ltibOby ! ( whoso IUbhIC roe-
oril or lirivate career would ltnvc to
lie eX1)hilh1)eI ) ) or tlefeuled ( , 'rhii , how-
dver , In not nil that Is expected of the
relulbhhenil tate coiiveiitlofl. Iii order
to iiinho suiie of uii1teh and eiithiuisInthc
HtlhlOrt ) ) of the vhio1o ranic huh flIes all
eboiiieiits of the jarty should be repro-
setited on ( lie tichet.
Such iuii iubnionltion niny appear su-
leriItlotIs ) iiiiil UlleitIheti for to ( hilt class
of i'epiibhIcztii vhio boast that they oh-
.
% s.ays otu ( lie strlhg1it ticket no matter
who the CltLihilIttCS ( ( are so long as they
litt ( ) thlO endorseiiient of a icpuhihlcan
cotiventhoti 1111(1 to tli'at other c1its iiioL'e
actIve If less humorous 'hio support
only such eaiubtbates ! as are Vflehled ( 10r
as satIsfactory to the cothioration malt-
ligers upOn whoiui they depend for their
iobltlcil ) Iiisihttttloli. )
The convention imist ulot , however ,
igiiore the fact that the recovery of ( lie
state tbOiel1lS 511)011 Its tulilIlty to satisfy -
isfy thio hiiihiOrtiltit elettietit tliiit has ic-
1)CttCbhY ) reiiioiistrated In convention
1111(1 ( itt the ballot box against the abuses
thiitt brought about the lJisasteis that
have overtaheti the pnrt' . Flue words
butter no larsnis. [ TQ reassure this
cItss : of republicans that the iuirf will
not tolerate corruption or Corporate
( bolnluntioa tilt. ) convention lutist thRee
(15)011 ) its tichet caud1date who represent -
sent the anti-monopoly 1111(1 ( uhiti-bOOhler
wing of the lthItY. ) To draw the line at
"bolters" wliq ari otherwise htoiiest 110(1
eOiUetCiit [ ) iii iuiahiiig tip the tlehot and
not draw it ; at ituen wile hihvo iiever
riulseti their voice against public phuin-
( beteiS and corporate bossistn I , not
likely to bring back disaffected repub-
hlcitiis 'hio are ready 011(1 anxious to
.
i.esuIuo their IilrtY allegiance jtist as
50011 115 ( hey cittu be convinced that the
1)i11Y ) ( is purgc(1 011(1 ( regelicrated.
Few coiiscientjous citizens of nny party
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liat e always voted the unscratchied
ticket. When President McKInley hind
unler ( coiistderation the selection of a
seci eti i y of the treasury-the most
Important hOSltIolt hi his cabinet-lie
\Vt1S t'CliilthbC(1 vh tlihii the hearing of Ute
editor of 'l'lie 13cc that Iyinnh J. Gage
\t iis a bolter. But the president-elect
PrOflhhitlY I'elhlIIiled the nina who raised
this objection that 1111(113' hionest 011(1
true blue relubllcahls ) had coiiiniltted the
5111110 offciise.
If the test to be aPphie(1 ( to candidates
on tluc republican State ticket this yehr
is to be uuireasoning and ulnlulestiouhllg
support of all llarty candidates trout
COllStuih)1j to governor whatever their
record or character may have been , the
ciiniices of restoring republican supremacy -
acy in Nebraska will become extremely
( lOuIhtuulh. 'l'lie rOa(1 to success lies . In
the Oh)1)OSlte direction. Common souse
tVotild ( lictUto tillit the 1)aI'tY should not
only eXteiil uiiicondltional amnesty to
all vhu have 1roni good motives or
Coliselenthojus scruples either severed
their former party rehations or abstained
froiui elections but give this diScoti-
tented element an IncentIve to return
to the reptiblienu fold.
BOOMiNG 2'IIb' CAN1IL.
4t few ( lays ago Mr. Warner Mihier of
New York , president of the Nicaragua
Canal CO1hipttUy lund a conference with
President MeKhiiley In regard to the
0011111 1)VOJeCt and according to : the to-
port tile lresideut expressed ills no-
( iuileseeiuce iii the belief that the guy-
eiuiiuieiit possession of the canal Is uiow
necessary , the w'ar and its resuhts inuk-
hug the 1)101)OSe(1 ) uvaterS'ny indispetusa-
1)10 ( C ) the United States. It was also
sold to 15) the Intention of the 1)resIUelut
to uuuiiho strolig reconumeiujuthons to
congress fOr legislatIon making prorl-
slon for eouuiphetiiug thug cunah and ror
uhiuikhlig It the direct property of the
governiulent. The liii ivailuun coutimht. .
sloiuers , eiiittors Ctuhloiui au Morgan
1111(1 ( Itepreseuuta tive butt , took occasion
viieii hit Chicago to urge the construe-
tion auud couutrol of thud Niciiruiguti. canal
by thu l'nitett States , all of theni ( Ic-
during tIutt It hind become an lmIora-
tlye uuecesslty uuuutl expiqssilIg COflIileflCC
thiutt coiugvss lll CUtlet the h.gishathon
reluuIleh ( to secure ( hue coilupletion of the
liroiect and its control by this govern-
ullont..4j .
\.4j recently iio'ted the Organization of
a iulovoiiiouit hut Cahifuruiha Inteiided to
1 0110W throughout the country agitatloiu
favorable to tue canal uund uilreuuiy the
uigitu tlout huut b uuiu ' [ 'lie iidy&utttes of
the euiteiprhsu are everywhere active huu
u1ittlug ( hut zurguiiients niul stateuuuonts
relating to the iuiihltary tund coiiilnerclal
ltlVltUthtges to be iberlu-ed from thuc
caiial , vhih1o political phatroi-uuts , Petit
l'OiuibhiVitit ) and tboiuocriithc , prQiiOtiflce
in h'nvor 01' it , Seciuil ) stress Is haitI upon
( lie long voyage of tila bntt1esiil ) Ore-
gout as &iii iiiipi essit-e otuject. lssoii 1111(1 (
It is 1)0iiltetl ) out. that \vlthu lOS5eSiOiS )
lit the i'LIChtlC to be lroteetel ( ( lie iiiO.
liOseh ( VateflVay is iUhlShCIiSitblC. ) it Ill
uuigod thuutt uvo uiuust huzuvo a bigger navy ,
( is 0110 Of (1w ( liecessitles of ilaticinfli
tlofeuuso its uvohh as of our coiniuierchah
deu'elopiuuopt 01)11 ) grovtiu , but as u'o
citluuiot uveil Zlfl'OFl ( to build (111(1 ( uhlflhiitLlifl
tSV ( ) big iutvles , one lui tue . 'ttiniitho ' and
0110 iii ( lie I'achik , ve uuttist huivo this
iuitelOC(1tfl10 euuiiul. 'l'huo Juttter o liii.
tloiitil dfeiise Is uiow 11111(10 ( to over-
shuiidotv ( lie colitlulerelal votisiheratlon ,
thiouglu tiuc huutta' Is not altogether lost
sighut of , Polular ) sentiment , hiowever ,
vill ho uuiove easily liufhuieneed h- ( iui
foiiuier itutl uiuitloubtculiy it vhhI furnish
the duet iurgunieiit ha coligi 05 $ ( or. tile
caiiuh ,
In iOgItL'I to tue question of cost ,
uvhiicli hutis beeui eoiiIttetet1 of prUne liii-
hhOitlliuCe , it nhipear hirolutble ( lint It wlI
receIve hess attention thatu hiitiuero. ( No
two estimutes agree us to what exIcn- )
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diluure would b necessary to coiutruet
( lie enimi. They vary from iXOOOOX ( )
to $140,000,000. Jlut.thio advocates of
( lie vroieet will that it 51)0111(1 ) ( lIe
earrlL ( tiuroigh a't.1uatever cost 811(1 (
the country having again beconie fniuil-
br with large ecleunl1tuures tli ndvocnte
of' ( hue ennnl project whhI probably huutve
loss tiOuille tiuuit heretofore in vhiiiiliug
adherents to the view that an outlay
1)3' the governinent of luetsvecn lOO-
000,0x ) atUr OOOUOOOO for atu huitor-
oceanic waterwity is hot. a iliatter for
very sorlotus coutsideratlon , Mcaiis'hiile
there are two uutost ( SSeuItlflh thuhligs to
1)0 utCl'OlhlhlslieI before the tiulted
StateS call couistruict and control tile
Nicutraguit catuni. One Is to secure tile
leriullSSioli of Nicaragua 811(1 the other
it to abrogate ( lie Clnyton-lluuhwer
treaty. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IWIiIMIA\G TIIJ TIWOPS.
The nuithiorlties are iroceetlitig with
all possible energy In thie work of re-
hleviiug ( hue troops lii Cuba nuid thuere Is
favorable prounlse ( lint nil of Shatter's
eoiiiuutniitl which It is h)1o1)OSeI ) ( to Withi
draw trout Sauutiago will be on thiO way
iiorti w'lliin ( a week. Tile cluief suit'-
goon itt Santiago huts reporte ( to thie
sturgeon geuueral \VasllilgtOil ( lint
iieccssulry uuieilcines ! hiutve Pooh piir-
011580(1 uutitl till lWesCllt 1)00(15 ( Sull)1)hlel- )
vei.y gratifying information , though sag-
'jesthuug the Inquiry wluy it was iuot (10110
sooner.
' .I'liere hin been a great ( len ) of criti.
chsuui of the authorities regiut'dlng tile
cotithitlotus at Santiago , slot nil of w'hulehi
Is just , lout there niupears to be until-
cleat evhtbeiicc to conclusively show ( hunt
there luau beeiu a great (10111 of carelessness -
ness 811(1 ( 111010 or less incouiipetenco for
whulchu there can be no sutrisfnctory ox-
i ntiatioii or excuuse. It is , of couirue , to
be borne lit 111111(1 tlunt the uuiovhiug of
the aruny into Cuba 811(1 ( unuikilug provi-
sioit for it thieve was a tremendous tasl
esiuechiulhy so wluen tim goveruuule'nt was
so lIly 1)te1)tiiCd for such a vast nunhet'-
taking , but still thieve Is good ground
for hue Coii)1)hiiiult ) ) that nltuehi w'uus heft
uiidoiue thuuut relbects uiifavorably uipon
tlio ntbniiuistratlon 1111(1 the calaelty of
SOnIc of the (1e1)artnueiuts , 'i'hle state.
uiuent recently outdo b Secretary Alger ,
lii regard to thue lli1f3rtulnate occur-
riuces on the translorts ) thuuut brouiglit
hoiiie sick and tvounulel fi'oni Santiago ,
shiotuhd satisfy all fair-niluiled tacit that
ito binnle attaches to tim secretary of
var for tlui couditioti of affaIrs , but hue
will not 050111)0 ) respoiisibhhhty if tluere
luotih1 ho ii recurrence of it ,
W'hullo we itt-c not ( lisposeti to cutter
( lie list of fatult-finders , belIeving that
( lie president anil the secretary of war
are as solicitous as anybody can be
for the welfare of the soldiers In the
field , still It ; is not to be doubted that
the 1)11b1iC ) attefltiofl ( lint has 1)0011 ( ii-
rectel ( to the condhtion of the nrmy at
Santiago luau lund a good effect.
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TWO CIu'ThtNI11LS.
Early in ( lie eoinhiug century it will
be in order to celebrate ttvo events In
the early luistory of tile Auuiericaii re-
1)tiliiC ) , in each tile celebruttiout to be a
remiuider of the way tlue fotuuudations for
titii United States were beIng 101(1 1X ( )
years ago.
The iirsC of' these events is tile admission -
sion into ( lie 1111100 of Ohio , whhichi 00-
cturred in 1802. Ohio was first of tile
northisvestcrn states to be created arter
tlue republIc lund beeui foruneil , Veruiuont
1111(1 already been broken ott New Ilamp-
shire and Virginia luati given Kcntuicly
and Tennessee to the union nod whuen
thu tvork of dis-iditig U [ ) the northwest
territory wjis begun OhIo tvuis the llrst
prodUCt , Tlue alIuuhssion of Ohio marked
tile beginruiuug of thhat western advance
In the great belt between tluo liulces and
the Ohio river which luau been' of such
superlative Influence in the foriuntiout of
tiue Auuiericau nation , Tue other event
Is that of tile 1)urchuase of Louuisituua lii
1803 , the step that assured to the woril (
that flue tuulted States w'as to becoune
hue domInant power In ( hue western
lientispliere.
StCI)5 ) hiitvo already been taken looking
tot'ai'ti thi u celebration of the lOOtlu an-
ulvorsury of both these events , Tiuey
ouughit to be reunounbereti in some , appro-
pi'iutte % s'ny and the inauuter of ( hue cole-
hiratlon ivhil have to be determined at
alt early ilate. Tile inurchinsc of Louis-
bIb , w'hiichu concornel a larger propor-
tlolt of the 1)resent United States tlunn
any other single evotit In tue history of
the couuntry , especinlly deserves it celebration -
bration commensurate with its Impor.
taiuee. The resldeiits of St. Louis have
organizel ( IL coimnlttee to tithe stops
hopkhag toward holding a cOuteutnial
celebration o thin Louisiana lnurchluuue
in that city live years luonee utiltl thus
movement ilh Couiliflhlil(1 ( the attention
of all residents of ( bun states 01100 hut-
eluded hi tIle Irenehi niud Spanish tOr-
liter ) ' of oiulsiuuntt ,
Tile Iii'st decade ot the present ccii-
tuury , was a liistoi'y-innhhiug epoch , espo-
chilly tItli i'egai'iI to the settlement of
( lie ts'esern ( [ uart of' the continent , To'
recall ( lie ttiriuiuig 1)0111th , to $ tUly ( thueun
Iii tue light of SuilSeqtuCllt eouits iuuuil to
forecast ( hue futuire In the light of ( lie
lutist 811(1 ( the 1)resellt ivhll be at outco a
delight nuitl a' (11113' for the 'i'wontiotti
century Auuierlc'auis.
(10 VEJN1Xi hit I V.1 ! ! .
The comiuulssioners aphuoiiitcd to visit
I Iaui'ati , stiily ( lie coiutliioius ( ( lucre fluid
R000ilIiiiefl(1 ( o cuiugr nis 'uviiat legislittlOul
is required for tlue goveriuiiwnt of our
uuhossessiolu ! ) , file OU their w'uiy to the
Ishniuds , where tiuey expect to Arrive
wifluiiu ( lie next ton days. Jut an litter-
'iey Sinator uhloni of llhiiuois , chair-
uuuiui of the eouuuiulsslon , said tlutut its
viuoho 111111 w'ihl be to itiako it caieftul.
utC'tit'fltO iiinl iiiiuiuio ( iiuhulry lutto eVerything -
thing couineeeii ( with the lslauids , In or-
dcu' ilunt hue goyet'ruuueiut iuuuy take such
, netioii ' as shiuull he ou1ticIvo to tluolr
greatest good.'o shiithl , 5111(1 ( Mr. Ciii-
huui , have to look Into tiuc iuierhts or ( hue
Prhfleilt.Li 'scluetie ( hOl)0Sel ) ( or the gov-
oruiinent. qf t1e snhuds utial tlocitbe
whether ( huey shiotild be 11111(10 ( a toni.
tol'y 01' It cOUilty of Cahionuuia.
It thus npjieiirs that so far us ( hue couil-
zulisslon Is 'coteorned , or ( lie Auilerlcttii
nuonihers pf it. there is no thought of
glylug the Hawaiian islauds statehood.
The ProbabilitY is ( lint a ( erritorlnl gov-
erniun'nt will bc rceoiiiineuiiboil tot ( lieu ) ) ,
flu this youu1tj tiuldoiibtedly better stilt
thue mcli ( lucre uhio are in control of
affutlrs nliil who ino be hitcsuuiul0tl to
have political nsiilrtttlotus , ! h'o uuinlco tiu
'Ishituids a teruitot'y Vouil 1)1800 ) thieuii lii
a 1)OsltiOfl ) to sock future satehiootl ( , It
Wotull give thieiui representation iii 0011-
gross utiutl R would ennblo seine of the
1)Ohltieiitil S tlure to secure comfortable
loHitloiiS. ) Tiutis the lulamis WOUld have
a Political euitity ( hot they eouiit hot
have It iamb it part of Caiifonuliit and
'uium'iouhtedly Mr. Dole nnh ( tile othutir
Ilttwnliaiu iiieiuibers of tue coiuiunlssion
uu'fll strouigly conteunt for this , Mote.
over , lit ot'ber to iuualce ( lie iSinuilS 0
uotiiit of California It uVoUl(1 ( lie iiCCOS
sans to secure ( lie asseult of ( he Peohile
er ( hut state null It is quite PoSMillC
( bitt a uniujonlty of them would object
to the eoiuiuectioti. It is coticeivablo
( hunt thicy ought uiot desire to have tile
'IIaw'niiitiis , iiuo kttoi' hitt he oi ilotiling
about Atutenicutut Institutions , siuitre In
( lick' Political rights 811(1 tlutis beconue
1)OsseSSel ) ( of a Jow'er hit the dotoruuiuua-
thou of stilte policy atiti tile
reguuintion of State nffairs which
W'Otill be largely in tlue control of poll-
ticiauis tuu'o thiotisiiiuI uuuile ittvny uthio
uumigbit flieuiuselves ho corruitiy ) uulauuil-
ulated. As ehth'cii of California ( lie
IIaW'ahiatlS W'Ollld huatLe little concern In
the affairs of ( hunt coininoitwenltli auid
at every election ( lucy wouuld eouistitute
flit tuueertaln eleuiteuit to be sold to the
highest bidder. For thueso 1111(1 ( other
obvious i'easons it is not PrOlltble ) that
tue 1)eollo ) of Ca1fornia votilU desire
to iuutve the Iiauvnhhuni Islands 1011(10 it
ihart of that stute.
It the people of hawaii arc to have
Oily 1)flFtiCiIMttIOfl In goveriluncuit ( lie
territorial lhhan Is the flout CXloiJleilt.
Under this form of governmouit thuoy
Wotul(1 have such management of their
olva affairs as congress shiotulti presenhle
nuiti they couild lie graduinily etitucated to
aui ttnderstnittfiiig. of our politIcal sys-
toil ) . That tim men lui Iltuvaih ts'luo lauve
carried the tiuuliexutioui sehleune to stuc-
cess will at some time lit the not remote
fuiture seek to have tluo islands ad-
iuiitted to stateluood is to be expected ,
btit It is hardly 1)OsShblO this can be
brought about while ( lie population of
Ilauvail leuiuaills i\'hat it is utid it it'Ihh
1)11 lit least a generation before there Is
hutch cluuinge lut it.
LIDfl1lflhijs P01 ? EVEflynQDy
The traveling library idea imas lnvnbel
,
Iotsiia uiiutl tiuo way it has been vel-
coniod ifldheateEi an early eolulluest ( of
tui' ] state. It has bocouuuo an established
institution iii New York , Massaehuuetts ,
W'hscoiusin , Ohio , Cahhfoniiia atitt other
states , Tue trave1lng public library is
511111)15 ii librai'y for everybody , It lUtS
the 1)00k ) hover of' the sinai ! Iowa on
utlniost nit equality whthi the stuudent of
the large city.
'I'Jie new tiayehing hiln-ary of Iowa is
( livhdel into fifty-thuree parts , each Part
COIlSiStiilg of ilfty boos. 'iiuso books
iiI'O Hot ( ltilhlCiiteS. 'l'hue sections of tile
library are solut around to various places
where 1)001(8 are Ztlprecinted atud read
in care of societies or associations
formed for the purpose , luibei' gunran-
tee of the i'etui-a of ( lie hooks , 'rhuey
folhow cuicli othuer itt notatlout aiid are
'heft at each ihuce ) long enough for tile
uileiuhber.c to read thioun , TInt library
1flLLL'OiiS In 11U10 uire toils irivhhegel ) to
i'01t(1 all of the 2GO books. The library
hits just started on its rounds , 011(1 ( before -
fore It beconues 01(1 to tile members It
is eXlected ( hunt tventy more sections
will be utdtlod. Tue travehluug library
hOW coulsiSts of books suitable for a general -
oral library , but the state librarian ,
under whuose direction It is operated ,
contemplates also tIle 1)reparathon ) of
sectiotis ContahllIug books especially de-
sighed for IflOufllers ) of habor'uuuions , by
which the beuieilts of thue system 'ouid
be extended to all ciasses of readers.
Tim traveling library itboti is meeting
encouragement everywhere 011(1 making
headway in nearly every state of the
unIon , There cannot be too muucii learn-
hug , too maiuy good books in tint hands
of thai 1)001)10 , lion too general a distni-
buuthouu of tue volumes coliected ha the
Public libraries of the country.
It tile hhopocrats still pth their faith
to the virtues of per callta ) circulation
tiuey should not forget to tell the voters
Wiiose assistance tluey seek tills year
tilflt On lilt estlinitted population of 74-
522,000 for the United States thue per
eahita ) chretulation of 11101105 in tile couui.
ti'y on July 1 last was 24.74 , as against
22.57 a year before. ' , phuis Is how giv-
lug assurance to ( hue world ( mit tile
Uuiited States s-hhl uiiniuitain a sound and
stable euirroutcy is doiulg that svhulchu tile
vpocrats said 'it would not (10-namely ,
iiicreaso tue amount of money iii ciicu-
hiution , At the 5111110 tiiiio tiun restoration
of couthdeiuco iuiis also increased tue vol-
unto of credit piipeiIf figures are
worth ttnythiilg these are worth giving
to the voters.
In thanking ( lie coiiveuition for a. no-
nomination for cohugross by acchauuiit-
thou Speaker Thuonuas Ii. Itoed took oc-
eauioui to Indicate his opposition to tfue
PolicY of hIflllei'lOhiSifl auitl ( limit ( hue iiil
iioxtitioim of hawaii over his protests
huitd not lrelarol ( lulut for ( turtluor toni-
tonal expaiuuiouu , Shienker Reed huts
long hiatt the credit of fnr.seoing states-
uluaiushiih ) , utnil his posltloiu us-It ii refer-
01100 to tue Issues grovlng out of thin
war pvouiiiseS to streuugthieuu aiuil ndd to
his relutatioll as a safe ienbor.
Thio effort to credit ( hue lurobablo 1)rO-
iuotioui of Secretary George Cuui'zouu ( noun
hits 1)111013 ) iii Sahlsbuury's cabinet to ( hue
lOSt of u'ieeio3' of lunlia to the iuiiiuoutco
of his t.iuieuicttii 'ife , l'onunerly Miss
Leiter of Chicago , uund to ( lie growhuug
( lesire for nit Augio.Auiienieutii a Ihluiuuce ,
Is slioer nouusonse. As uvehi might it be
clainieti tlittt Cuu'zon Is to be lioitoi'od
because of exiuloits of iiis brother-in-mw
in tue Chicago wheat hilt ,
Thin rpoVt lustioci by the Piulted States
geologic survey on tue proiluetion of
0(101 In ( hue IYIIte(1 States shows ( lInt
tluo total vrpducflon for 181)7 ) was 2X- )
221,1.165 short tuus , which is a hanger
ntiionnt tlunui ever before mined In the
Uflite(1 ( Stateit in oulo year , atiul nh' )
proaclics itntiy to ( lie annual pi'ulue- (
tion of the cciii nuines of Great Britain.
Tile nes'ly ( discovered coal tiekis in
souithiorii Alaska w'lih add to the total
eouul output 811(1 ( new fields lire beiiig
niieiietl jicarhy every year in mine of the
hewer coal sthtes of the uunion.
The suipcrinteitdent of a ste ( experi-
bout statioit iut 1'cuiliSyhVitlIlfl. iuiis
( lenuonstrated that lifly-six lutisiul of
w'hieuit to tim acre 01111 tue gotten tilt
Pt'nuu'ls'aiuiit farm lanil by perfection of
fnniuiiuug iitethiolR. ( Nobody hits ever at-
tonihited to deeniniiie ( the limit of iit'o-
duictlveiuess on Nebraska ( aria muds
under scientific fai'niing , btut ( lie hintit
Is far beyond ( hue uuveriige capacity
tinder ordinary fuirmitig.
From the i'cports of l'eputlicahi ) 00(1-
gressioutal coutvcnthoius it hooks as if re-
uioiitiiiatloius far exceed uuoniinatiouis ( lila
year , Congress luau ( belie little to tils-
credit its menibers with their coustitti-
eats 811(1 ( lIltucli to strcmigthien tiieitt itt
luouuie , atl(1 tIm futitliftul congressntaii is
1)i'OiiiisCl ( nut easier iiathi to retaltilug ills
job thuutit lie hiiia lund for a long ( line
buick. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
According to W'ashulhgtoii advices ,
seututtors fluid repiesentatives bent on
political uuuisshoius are beconliuig utumer-
Otis again lit the national capital. Thus
is certalnhy an omen of peace , as the
dlstnibtution of the otlices could not be
t'ehl i'esuimed pendIng active hostihities
with Spain ,
Church howe is iiuiikitmg lug uiiark Iii
the consular service 110(1 110 0110 neeth be
stii'i'isol itt Ills promotiout . to a consul
goitoralshiip it the couiilhintentary address -
dress of the exporters of Pahcniuio is
giveit its due weight at the .Stitte de
lmnrtment. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'l'hte iuiMer lC1LOff him.
PhIladelphia North Amenicaim.
As Emperor \\'iihiam vIews it Germany
now has only one great nuan heft.
Omme as GOIi uN the OtIier
Philadelphia Times.
After that ea water gold experiment the
time is ripe to forun a company to dig for
the gold buried at the foot of the raInbow.
flight 1011 Are.
IndIanapolis News.
The exposition at Omaha Is reported to be
a most admirable show. In its exhibitIon of
the agricultural wealth and resources of the
country it surpasos the Chicago exposition.
l'rnycr QueMtioIi Out of Place.
MinneapolIs Times.
Inasmuch as Evans and PhIllips both
fought their ships well , why bother about
the prayer questIon ? it Captain Evans
wasn't praying quite as soon as Captain
Phillips was it was because he hadn't quite
finished taking up the collcctjon in the
amnen corner , "
hiiNlnarck'f. 4t1lrOlrlUtC Epin.li.
hansns City Star.
BiSmarck wrote his own epitaph , and it is
to be p1acd on his tomb , It is simple
enough , but the present emperor , in reading
it , will find the grave is not without Its
sting nor death without Its victory. flebow
the simple announcement of name , birth
date and death date is the line : "A faith-
fui German servant of Emperor William I. "
li1isnioimnr Ze ai , mii1 No. One ,
Springfield Republican ,
It is tinquestionably true , as a religious
weekly has it , that missionary zeal won us
Itawahi , It was simply a case of the eons
of American missionaries taking the hand
from the natives , lettIng It omIt to the sweaters -
ers of coohie contract labor and then bring-
hog the whole profitable arrangement under
tile conservina power of the United States
government. Misslonary zeal" Is good.
TIlE MAN AT TIlE hELM.
Great flespon'.hIihlty Jcvou'iing On
Preldent , MelCInler.
I3oston Transcript.
At no previous tIme since he took the oath
of 0(11cc ( has the president had as delicate
a problem to deal with and as large a re-
sponshbhlhty to meet as at the present.
Upon him doveoives the duty of establishing
a peace that simail accomplish all for which
war was dechareci , be generous to our enemy
and leave the shipo of state riding securehy
iii the safe harbor of its long-tried ropub-
hicanism. Congress is not in session ,
but even if it u'ero it would have no business
to meddle with the preliminary negotiations.
The president has an opportunity such as has
been presented to few of hula predecessors ,
to mutake a great name for himself , and we
believe thuat he possesses enough wise die-
comment to look below the yeasty sentiment
that always rises to the surface of affairs
during a successful war anti see what the
sober judgment of the nation desires antI
expects. The question Is one for ( lie broadest
statesmanship to deah with ,
When the history of this present conflict
comes to be impartially written , the part
which the president has taken in it up to
tim present time will receive the cordial
approval of the candid historian. As far as
it was possible for , him he exhausted the
resources of diplomacy before ho consented
to a declaration of war at nil. Ho tefOsed
to be hurried into it hy the pressure of
jingoism anti sensationalism , and when at
last ho yIelded to the inevitable lie did so
in a conservative manner that kept witluin
safe limits the reckless hmpetuoaity which
would have hurried us Into all sorts of
dangerous excesses.
Since hostilities began he has conducted
the war with energy and skill , and con-
sidening how unprepared we were he has
accomplished more than those who did not
entirely ignore tllo condulions expected. flut
he has conducted it in his own way and it
has been a much wiser way tluan though be
hInd paid any attention to the exhortations of
those newspapers that have been dulgently
manufacturing a brummagem public opinion ,
It has been a vigorous war , but it has never-
thebes been a humanitarian war in its
methods as well as its purpose , Yet In
three monthus be baa accomplithed so much
that Spain anxiously inquires upon what
terms It can secure peace ,
That inquiry brings thuo president to the
most ditilcuit portion of hula task. That he
will have a conviction of what lB Just and
riglut hut the premises we do not doubt.
That ho should have tluo courage tf that
conviction Is equally necessary , Ills
authority In the first negotiatiouls is so large
( hat ho can act wIth a comparatively free
hand and that which he and the represent-
ativee of Spain may agree upon will be sub-
atantially the terms of peace , The senate
does not keep in as close touch wIth the
feelings of the people as the house , but it
learns something during the vacation sea-
eons , and to throw down an arrangepteut
establishing peace , to which the parties
most interested and this natiopa of the earth
had adjusted their ideas , would be a
hazardous proceeding , This president has
been wiser titan congress durIng this whole
contnoyersy and it ha gratifying and reassuring -
suring , now that events are approachIng a
crucial point. that so much rower at the
outset rests In his bands , It he will act
as his own judgment dictates in this matter
wo can afford without apprehension to await
the result. , -
SECUL.tlt ShOTS AT TIlE 1'IJLPi'I'
Sonierville Jotirnsl.Thio sanctimonious
man may think that lie is laying tip his
treasure in heaven , bult it is doubtful if lie
will ever connect with It ,
flrooklyn Eagle : The Protestant sects ( lIst
have been barred from ( lie Philippines. for-
1idt1en to build chuirchee , hold services or
Import ( heir bible are already talking of
missionary enterprises in those islands.
\\'hat is wanted in i1l the Spanish islands ,
howcvr , is not so much the preachier as the
teacher , IL Is iiiiteracy that lies cost Spain
such a sore defeat ,
Baltimore Amcricant An army chaplain ,
writing from Santiago to a frIend , suuys ( " 1
find ( lIla is no place for sensational preaching -
ing , " tuhout u'hich text a phihippic against
seulsational imreaching everywhere and at-
ways is based , Iletween dull anti uninter-
eating senentionahisin and ( lie simple story of
the gospel ( he people will always prefer the
hatter. The gospel is like certain foods-al-
ways palatable , whether seasoned or not ,
but Wheul seasoning is added it must be done
skillfully or it will spoil the dish ,
Wasllington l'ost : Iii spite of the great
success that Boston has achieved in exporting -
ing her cranks to the west fluId palming them
oft on ( hue People of a few states In that see-
( Ion as statesmen until philosophers , tiuat city
stIll line a large supply of the crankiest kind
of cranks constantly on hand , One of these
is a clergyman who advertises in this way ;
'Peophe's Teunphe , Coitunibus avenue fluId
Iherkeloy street. Another glorious day , The
pastor , Rev. James floyd lirady , Ph. 1) , ,
D , D , , will Prencli at 10:30 : a , in. on 'iteasoims
for Restiiig ill the Loviiig Arnie of God , ' niiil
at. 7:30 : p , un. on 'To ll-i With Spain. ' All
the swearers in Boston arc especially in-
viteil. "
Kansas City Journal : Mr. Ilooley of Lon-
doui , who reccuItly failed in his great feat of
"promoting" six different stock boonms at
011Cc. made a present to the cathedral of St ,
Paul's of ii. service of gold plate , which was
accepted by the ( lean and chapter , to the
considerable scandal of the religious laibhic
-no" , that the Ilooley bubble has burst. Tue
plate was good enough so loumg as the bubhle
rose and sparkled , but now it is iu'rovcrently
termed 'hiooley's Comununioul Service. "
Some tinue seine synod , or presbytery , or
chapter , or conference , instead of tearing its
\'Cstnlents over the alleged unscrhpttural
views of a member on the subject of the
Trinity or predestination , is going to try an
elder , or a iboacon , or a warden , for encouraging -
couraging his fehiowmen to think that ( lucy
can make a righteous living without work-
lag for it.
PERSONAL AND OTI1EItWISE
The Now Orleans Picayune speaks of the
unpleasantness of 1SGI-5 as 'the war before
this. "
The Anglo-American movement has no-
ceived a fresh boost from the Legge family
of England.
A scarcity of Havana cigars has been
averted. Connecticut's tobacco crop Is
larger than usual.
Porto Rican towils which have surren-
dared to the Americati army prefer to be
taken without shaking.
The mascot of Yale's battery is a very
appropriate one-a bill3'goat. When in action -
tion lie is strictly in the push ,
w , D. ilowehls puts it in tills way : "So-
ciety is interested in man's future , not his
past , as it is interested in woman's past , nether
her future. "
Westerners have taken in not a few ten-
Ocr pilgrims with salted mines , but they
have much to learn from the man who
Plucked Gullible investors with seawater
gold ,
A Michigan man tried to work Admiral
Cervera for his autograph by sending him a
dollar to buy cigars. 'fhe dollar came back
with the Information that the admiral is
not a smoker-not sInce be was smoked out ,
Prospective settlers In Manila should first
decide whether they prefer death by typhoon
or earthiqtuakc , Choice Is indicated by the
house they select , If built of bamboo , it'
means typhoon ; if of stone , earthqtuake. The
country 'keeps both kinds of shumes in
stock.
PEACE TREATIES OF TIlE PAST.
Slow Former VnrsVcre hirought to
flit Antienhle COnCIIIM1)1I ,
Philadelphia Ledger.
As a rule , the setthcrnont of the terms
of peace treaties Is a rather deliberate
process. In former wars iii which the United
States was engaged the troops were lcept In
the field for a considerable period after the
war was practIcally at an end. ' It requires
seine time to arrest the momentum of
war , though the speedy disbandment of
armies , after the necessity ( or theIr existence -
once Is over , is highly desirable for ninny
reasons. rorntcrly ( lie lack of quick corn-
nitunication prolonged wars after peace hati
been formally agreed upon.
Two treaties of peace \vero signed after
the revoitutionary war. The preliminary ar-
tides were sIgned at I'arie , November O ,
1782 , They were ratified by congress April
15 , 1783. The final or definitive treaty 'as
not signed until September 3 , 1783.Vash -
higton hestued his farowchl address to time
army November 2 , 1783 , and time army was
formally disbanded out the following tint.
Nearly a year passed between the signing
of the preliminary pence treaty and thto dissolution -
solution of the Amorhcaui army.
The frequcultly recalled battle of New Orleans -
leans was fought two weeks after the peace
agreement between the United States anti
Great firitnin lund been siguuetl at Ghent.
The treaty was signed Deceunbor 2 , 1814.
It did not reach Now York until February
11 , 1815 , In the meantime ( ho unnecessary
battle of Now Orleans had been fought , as
well as the naval battle between ( lie United
States frigate Presitlent anti four British
frigates. Stuclu 'as the slotm'ncss of Internal -
nal communication iim those days that desultory -
tory hostilitIes 'cro kept up for several
days oven after the arrival of the treaty in
Now York , Modern telegraphic commnuni-
cation wlhi prevent such incidents in future
wars ,
In tluo Mexican war the granting of an
armistice from August 21 to September 7 ,
1847 , by General Scott to the Mexicans after
the battle of Cberubusco was prophetio of
peace , but the formal jmeaco treaty was not
signed until February 2 , 1818 , and ratified
May 19 , 1848 , Iii tIlts instance there does not
appear to have been a preliminary treaty ,
thus purpose of which is to set forth the general -
oral terms of peace and to note items to ho
settled in ( ha final treaty , Iii ( lie civil war
there was rue peace treaty , for the reasOn
that there was no recognizable power with
which ( Ito United States could deal after
the collapse of the confederacy.
Pence treaties becotnu binding upon tIme
powers signing them from the date of signr
ing , but it is haiti down by autluorlties on
internationah law that when ( lie war luatm
been on the sea or In distant regions the
treaty should contain a stipulation that cap-
tunas made between the date of signing and
actual ratification of the treaty shah be re.
stored , It Is a principle of international law
that when a power traui&fers Iii a treaty of
peace some of Its territory to the victor
the fealty or allegiance of the inhabitants
of the transferred territory to the hag of the
conqueror is not guaranteed. Under the law
of nations there is nothing to prevent an
exodus Of all the people of transferred teru'i-
tory it they choose to go , The modern doe-
trifle is that allegiance iii founded wholly on
consent ,
Itis probable that the final treaty of peace
between , the United States and Spain will
be an elaborate instrument , owing to tue
many Spanish lslan'Is and dependencies
whose future status must bo fixed in the
document. The disposition of theu posses-
siena mCat be settl4 by express stipul.
tion
hihjtSV PROM ItAM'S hlOhtI' , '
A spicy sermon makes pungent ears.
4' small breeze raises a storm in a Plitidie.
Loving deeds are the best seeds ; they
beau' in all Boils ,
Prcjudlco niches men blind , and blind
mcmi unreasonable.
Upon the shores of eternity many pleasure -
uro crafts lie wrecketi.
I'olicy is the habitation from which moral
cowardice seldom moves ,
'File prayer "forgIve tie our tlebts" lies no
reference to the collection.
When a uttan reaps the whirlwind ho is
always astonished at the yield.
'Flio strumiglut and utarrow patti Ia net'er so
narrow that one may not turn hut It.
With many Iteople (1)0 beauti is no larger
( hail the mote. This denotes an affection of
the I.
It is alter men wash their hinnti of poll-
tics ( lint they are surprised at thio dirty .
water.
fl01i iiSh'iC PhaEASAN'l'hlh5.
Chiengo Record : ' 'I have a now way ot
getting iiy hitislmand 'awake in tle unorit-
(11g. ( "
. 't'lmrtt is It 7"
' .1 PIle it lot of ielClOtilCs oit him , ' '
Ilrookiyn Life : Fatier-V'hmnt unnk you
thmlnlc you enut earut enough to support my
dittigliter ?
Suitor-Well , i've been eilgagcd to her Lou'
mmix iuloiitlus.
'
Cievelnuuth Lenticu' : " \'imt no muninterest.
lug Persui ( lint Mrs. LottOu'il- , , "
"Silo otiglil , lint to be t'o. She line tray-
CleI CihotIgli anti seoul eilotigh to inako her
'er . ) ' interestIng. "
'l knot % ' , bilL sIlo flCt'er seems to have
an'thuing the batter s'itlt her , "
Cirmcluuinti Enquirer : W'nhince-.T eti that
thu neronatits have discovered ( lint a
ivountin's 'oice necenutle to twice the hunight
tittilineti by nmnui's ,
Ferry-I wolitler if thhnt is tIle reason so
many men let theIr wives do nil the pray-
lug ?
Judge : "You pay too much attention to
your llumebautti , my dear , lie will tire of you
if you tlo ,
' iitit I ( lofl't eat-c to ibirt with other men. "
"You ( bOlI't have to , Only make him think
it ihehli''i4 you to lluvo 111111 flirt with other
Women. ' '
lloton 0 lobe : First Iiturglar-\Vity , w'hmat's
the matter ? linro you been in a railway
accident ?
Second IltirgIar-Oll. 110 , taiL I broke Into
a. house v1lPu'0 a wonlaul vas itittitig tup
s'nIting for her ltusbnnd , nuid sIlo mistook
mo for 11mm.
Indiautapoiis Journal : "TIle only way 'for
a man to learn nil about women is to get P'
utmarried. ' '
"Aitti study ( ho ways of hits uvife , oh ? "
"Naw. Listoit to 'ilnt Silo tells him
about time other women , "
harper's Ilnznr : "ThIs is tue parlor , elI ? "
tentatively reunitrketl the real eRtitte agent ,
s'hio was lOOlCIilg over the IlotiAC.
'Yc,4 , ' ' replIed old mait Icidtler : "hUt I
tusunily citli it the court rooun-l's'd got
Seven dauughmters , you kuuow , ' '
Chicngo Record : 'Pnpa , here are letters
front three inca who want to marry me , "
' 'tVclh , , iOm't hotiler me how : tell them
to mail their ilis ) to me at tile office. "
OMAI1.t , 'J'llh llOiIui ( IF COMI'ANY C ,
[ Poem written on receipt of the box sent
i ) , , ' Omaha friends to tIle Omaha Guards , iii
eanhu ) with tIme Second Nebraska voiunteora
at Chllclcamnmtugn ] ,
. ,
I Iiit etot heCul to Omalma ,
Wltero rolls the dark Missotiri down. "
down.Saxo ,
We boys have hearti ( room Omalma ,
'Where rolls (110 tlarlc Missouri down ,
And tour strong mtilemt ctmn st'nrcely draw
'l'ilO timings thlC ) ' cnt us from thiit town.
Long _ ( line our Ilonhesicle hearts hnd craved
\o didn't know exactly what
TlinSt ? , ittintIs ( 'time , our lives were saved ,
Thicy 'eult directly to ( lie spot.
Ienr frieumtis , indeed you mity rejoice ,
Twice bk'sscl the food thmat love dotli semtd ;
\ \ e know the tlmotughts these toiceulit voice
Anti that for us your prayers ascend.
Oh , yes , ve heard from Omaha ,
't'ilerc goes the oXlosltiofl on ,
A 1)ItY 'tie we never saw ,
hut we llrtVC btisiiics with thto Don.
Tilree cilcers for Major Wilcox , Bra !
lie's proved Ilimsoif to mis a friend ,
And three times tlmi-ee for Omaha ,
Goti grant the Ex. we may attend.
-DAVE flITTER.
Chmickamauga Park ,
01111 fl.tILY IhULLETIN ,
k H/J ,
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INDIANAPOLIS , Aug. 7 , 1D5-Tbta is
bicycle weCk hire. 'rho National meet of
time L. A.V. . , which is to last five days ,
whhi include three days' racing and two
days' festivity , Cycling experts from everywhere -
whore are coming to claim their. share of
the boners.
"Let ig'norancc lalL' as it
will , Iaarning has its vuzliee
It is easy enough for the man
with a "cheap" city goods store
suit to boast o the great "bar-
gain" that he has made. He
doesn't know what he is
talking about , Cheap as it is
he has not had his . money's
worth.
Why not pay a little more ergo
go to a responsible house , and
get something worth while ?
Our suits are worth while and
all that they cost besides ,
J ust now it s men's suits that
we want to call your attention
to especially , These that we
shall offer today are bargains in
the real sense of the word ,
There are serge , wool and linen
crash , golf and bicycle suits
among them , and at prices that
are particularly low , even for
this time of year.
\ JRONIN6 KJ&CO.
. W.Oontt.h.ndDoujt..S ( . .
