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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
National
For Proaitlont of tho United Slatcn,
WILLIAM MoKlNLEY.
of Ohio.
ForVico President,
GARltMTT A. HOB ART,
of Nmv Joraey.
State
For Governor JOHN A. MoCOMj
For Lloulonnnt Governor... A LON.O TKKFT
ForHuorutiuy of Htnto J. A. 1MIM311
For Auditor l O. HUOMJNJ)
For TrouHurcr
For Con.: 1Mb! I,.uiln ."ll". 0.' HUHHIiLL
For Supremo Judge J KOHKllT UYAN
I M. I. IC(NKAII)
For HcBont W. G. WJIITMOKK
For CoiiBrcHsniuii 1st Dim J. II. 811101)13
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KLKCTOUB
At Largo T. K. UOUTZ, V. J. HADILEIv
FlrHt District A. J. ISUUNIIAM. Nenmlm
Second District...
Third DlNli lot
Fourth DlHtrlct...
Fifth DlHtrlct....!.
Sixth District
A. 0. F08T13U, DoukIuh
SOL DKA1M3K, Knox
O. A. D13IIIIY, Seward
L. Mel'HEKLKY, Kearney
M. L. Fill 13813, Vitlloy
County
ForBtnto Senator UIIITUOU HOWE
For HopresoututlvoN, Third district
hEYMOUU HOWE
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For Uoprosontntlvo, 5th U1mI...O. A. CO It DIN
For County Attornoy A. J. HUUNHAM
For Coroner DR. JOHN 11. JACK
For Commissioner, 3d c1Ih....FKED GHAI5LI3
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IirltlBh Silver. various departments and stato institu-
Edward Atkinson calls attention to tlofi already boiug on aii economical
u faot uppnrently overlooked by Mr. DnsiH whoii Holcomb came into ofllco.
Bryan in his denunciation of "British Ho (it,0fl not in fftot. havo tho disposi-
gold" that Britloh owners now bold a tloD of ll"y "tata funds except thoso ap-
large port of tho silver stocks of this propiiated for tho maintonunco of his
country and nearly all tho produotivo ow oillco. Ho has tho appointmout of
silver mines of the world elsewhere, heads of most of tho stato institutions,
Mr Atkinson quotes the report of one mit ll0 has littlo to say as to how tho
British mining company which luifl paid fundB for thoso institutions shall
its shareholders In tho past eight years oxpoudod. Supplies for tho stato
over $10,000,000 profits on a capital of ,lUfl il of tho state institutions
less tlinn $2,060,000, in splto of tlio pre- n purchased by tho board of purohaso
vailing low price of silver. Such a nd supplies, on eoniotitivo bids, and
conipan3p could aiTonl topayhandBome- contracts aro awarded to tho lowest bid-
ly to havo it proilta further increased. dor rho conduct of tho various insti-
-But of course there are no contributions tntionsis ontiroly in tho hands of tho
of "British silver" to this campaign board of publio lands and buildings. It
Philadelphia Times. will bo found upon tho closest investi-
, . T ' Ration that tho intorests of tho stato
Wiibob Co Up Slowly. havc hcQU onrofuly conRllltod hy thoh0
luvcry cheap money experiment ever boni,,Bf an(l so fftr B GovorlKJ. lloi.
tried In MiJh or any other country has comb.8 voico nml voto hllV0 h ,
demonstrated that,wliilo prices respond boon oquoll conKidomto. ,rhmQih no in.
quieldy to clianges in the value of timation to tho contrary. But whon
money, wag respond but slow y. tho Rovorilor tllkos to h5lU8olf t,
nence, though w.ujes appear to rise credit for an impossible sav.ng, and ro
when currency 1h doprecintliig, they aro fleot8 u ()u his brother omdals in tho
JJl JlTUlllJ llUUJlir. XI1U Ullll'a'llCU in
rapidity with which wngt and pricca
go up has been illustxated by prices
ffOlllg up in elevators, WUlle wages walk A CamralB of MUr.preaiiitatlon
np the sfciir steps. It is certain that- During tho past fow weoks of 'tho
wage-earners always lose and never campaign thoro is a still stronger tou
ffain by being paid in a depreciated or donoy of tho populist press and spoak
depreciating currency. ors to broak over tlio bnrriora of truth
. .,... TO... ..
,u iiljltll T ! -- libit l.lintm
Mr. Bryan to tho Trusts-You fellows
e ob!n it with me. You thinkyou're
are
doing great things when you put up
tho price of ono tiling1 at a time aud
you gt?t cussed for it besides. But my
littlo silver trust scheme puts up prices
on everything1 at once, aud I make 'em
think we're doing 'em a favor. You fel
lows are too slow.
OoldlniRS In tlio Wheel.
Goldbugs must luwu got. into the
wheat fields, judging from the way In
which wheat persists in going up whilo
the prieo of silver is fxilling. The Bry
nnites must find some other standard
of comparison than their favorite bush
el of wheat, und they have not much
time left in this campaign. Boston
Transcript.
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STATE RIMS TALK.
Corrcoling More of Governor Hoi
comb's Misrcprcscritntious
GIVE CREDIT WHERE DUE,
Tim 0voriinr IMnys I.lttlo 1'art In tlie
Triuinantlnn nf rtiiMiicM An Utijunt Fight
on Htipcrlntciidotit Cnrbett tinnoriil
CliurclillI ii nd Mtittiul Ihntiriuico.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 24. At tho bo
ginning of tho lust wook of tho cam
paign tho atmoflphoro of tho stat-o capi
tal Iiuh a decided tinge of republican
confldonco in tho outcome, and no re
publican connected with tho manage
ment of 'ho canvas has any roason to
chango bin OHtinmto of a liberal re
publican majority for tho entire ticket.
I'opnliHlB aro baring boiiio hopes on tho
frip'wbieh thoir candidato will muko
through tho ooutral part of tho Htato
Novomber 2, but thoro is OTery reaHOu
to believe that republican Hontimeut iB
bo perfectly cryfitallizod that it cannot
bo shaken at any point by Mr. Bryau'n
flying tour.
Thero aro indications that tho mana
gers of the doinociiitio-populiHtio oam
paign have littlo hopo of carrying tho
stato for Bryan, and uro preparing to
hedgo and inako a Btrong bid for imp
port for Holcomb during tho last week
of the campaign. Already roportB huvo
boon received from a numbor of eouu
ticfl Btaling that tho popocratfl and dom
opopfl aro oiToring to givo MoKinloy
voteB in exchango for Holcomb votes,
and whilo it ie not proboblo that
many republican we dinposed to make
tho oxchungo, it is nevertheless not
amiHB to cuution them ugainut such
trodos. Tlio Btato i good for a major
ity for tho entire tickot, national and
stato, and it will bo wise for every re
publican to voto his ticket straight in
stead of considering trading proposi
tions. So far am Governor Holcomb h eon
corned, ho 1ms boon running n campaign
Btriotly for himsolt' for a coru-lo of
months pnr.t, and him had oampninneis
out working in his personal intorost.
n'n.upv H'B leading enrd haH been u raimipro
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buiiMiiiuu ul luimuiiuiui htuiu uiuui.im
'! II glorification of himrolf. His rep-
rosentiitioufl in regard to Btato oduoa-
tional funds havo been referred to in
ti provioiiH lottor, wherein it won shown
that tho credit of tho itiiiuiicemcnt imd
investment of tho permanent school
fund lias boon entirely duo to the re
publican oilicials who compriso tho
board, and of which tho governor is
merely tho presiding oilicor. So thoro
is nothing in that.
Tlutt Two Hundred Thousand DoUur.
Govornor Holcomb and some of his
ppeakorB have boen very industrious in
telling tho voters of tho stato how ho
httB saved two hundred thousand dollars
by his caroful uud economical adminis
tration of affairs. Iu tho first placo
thoro has boon no such saving. Tho
appropriations of tho last logislutn.ro
wore parod down so that no such saving
could bo effected, tho business of tho
.nmn nn..i,onn.. : -ll .1- -.. .1
Riilim nrmtinnHrtii If la nu
fll0tB Bhould bo stutod aud ,lU
dorstood.
I1MI11U VJU11111HM11II1. Hi IN 11M VII I in IT r 111
woll
fc 1IU
und mak0 "ffUr 'Attack
upon
n
eomo
of
lirt Am.Kll
J "Z.mV in u,u,l4.Vuul0S' ro, "
" lPb" ,c-? that
oaudidutos.
To
tho
...v.,, .....v, ..Uv iu.uiu into ouiii ui ii cam
paign, and havo not oven sliown
a disposition to retaliate belioviiiL'
that tho truth will bo found out bofoio
election duy and that justice will uro.
vail at tho outcome.
Stato Superintendent Oorbott is ono
of tho officials who has boon subjected to
attacks which have no foundation in
truth, reason or justico. If tlio
ohargos made against him by a
few personal enemies over required
any refutation, it has boon given posi
tively aud publicly long ago over tho
signatures of mon and women of tho
highest standing in tlio Btato. Among
theso. aio tlio former Blorintendout of
-er-Trsamtm.vptVErjx
tTio Omaha publio soho"urp; Cliancollor
Canfiold, formorly of tho Nebraska
Htato university, and Hon. O. II. Mor
rill of the hoard of regenta of tho Btato
university. Those have all shown
most pohilively that Mr. Oorbett's courso
has been above all reasonable ceusuro,
whilo hifl administration of his impor
tant ollico has culled forth tho highest
praiso from ovory intelligent source.
Tlio people of Nebraska, who appreciuto
him lor tho gentleman that ho is and
for tlio splondid work that ho Iiuh given
to tho oillco of stato superintend
ent of publio instruction, will do him
justico at tho polls and tho majority
that ho will have will bo a xebuko to
Blander and a comploto vindication ot
his courso us a muu and us an olliciul.
Attorney Gsneral Ohurchill is an
other oflleiul who has been attacked by
willful misrepresentations. This at tack
is led by tho oillccrs of the Farmers'
Mutual Insurance company, which was
rofusod a oetriilcato to do businoss by
tho stato auditor upon tho opinion of
tho attorney general. The company
brought uit in tho supremo court, by
iinandamns, to compel the auditor to is
sue a certificate, but tho writ was re
fused by tho court. This is tho extent
of Gen.OhurchillV'hostility" to tho mu
tual insurance law. Ho is not in position
to holp or hinder these corporations, bu
ing a moro interpreter of tho law, sworn
to uphold it, and in no heiiso its ex
eoutor. His general courso has boon one
of friendlinoss to mutual insurance, and
he has not at any timo playod into tho
hands of tho old-lino companies. As
sertions to the contrary are utterly and
absolutely fulso,muuV) with tho inten
tion to doeoive, and for tho purpose of
wreaking poruoual revenges upon a
faithful and compotent ofuV'al.
Look Out For Kturoiith-IIour Itoorbuoltn.
It ought not to bo necessary to cau
tion voters against tho "eleventh-hour
roorback." But it will bo ronionibered
that the campaign jast closing will bo
noted for tho fakes and forgerioa that
huvo boon put out by tho dnmocratio
managers and newspaper press, to bo
lwpiMitod aii'l riMter.ir-l mid oiroulatei
1 -ng after 'heir true eh'iructor iiad boon
exposed. Hohi'd it " n k too iap'i to
expect thtt' hoiiio now cananl vtll bo
pprutigdurtin,' th lftr. few days i) f tro
elootiou. N.ntu.k.ly this would bi toy
last oard of tlio desp-jrato imuagorsi 01 a
desperate c.impnigii.
Tlio light is already won for tho re
publican stato and national ticket. It
only remains for republicans to bo visri
lunt and keep up an agmessivo canvass
until tho close of election day, to make
tho viotory one that will bo memorable
for generations to coma.
A Few Tacts. i
In 1S7S furin products wcrv lower
than cer before since the civil war, and
tlio "greenbaokcrs" were nrguiug that
tho preparation for rceumption on .Tun
uary 1, 1879, hwl produced tiho hard
times, and their advotuitca trlovl tojKist
poue the date for resumption. But re
sumption came January 1, 1870, and No,
J cash wheat sold ;.t Sl; by May it was
up to $1.01, uud by December, 1S79, it
wu up to $1.
Cora wn-s
"i i. v.
in
January, 1S7'.), but in DeccmLeT, 1379, it
was 43,.
Such facta uetvl o be lorne in mind
at this time, when no many false
llicoriea are uiloaU
... .If a merchant marks up his price?
and people refuse to buy. heatill has hi: I
goods. If a v.-orklngnian undertakes to j
mark up his warfea aid employers de-!
I eline to pay. wliere is he? What intelli-
i ."ent. wai'v-earnor can vote for the
higher prices of cheaper money and
trust to lu.'l: to inrrer.se his wnesi pro
portion at el v?
Want tlio Urttt Toolu.
Tho former and t..e mechanic mut
be free to u;e the very bctst tools and
iniplementii, and the met chant and
banker must be free to use the very
best money and Instruments of credit.
An honest and stable measure of value
iu just iu. necessary to loth oh are ho nest
I and stable nicfiircs of weights and
j quantities, and it requirevj no argument
j to show that v. it bout these it would be
impossible to transact the ordinary
I business of the country. Hon. ."John
' G. Carlisle.
. . . .There has been no time s'.nee tho
resumption of Bpeele payment In 187?
when the depositor! in savings banks
could not gvt back ns good money as
they earned and put in. Do they want
evei, to "chance It." on petting' M-ccnt
or even 75-eent silver dollars?
Rlpans Tabulea: at druggists.
My little boy. whon two years of age,
wub taken ill with bloody (lux. I wiib
advised to use Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Dianlioea Remedy, anil
luckily pioeured pait of a bottle. I
carefully read the directions and gave
it tiocnidingly. He was very low,
but slowly mid surely ho begun lo im
prove, gradually iceovereii. and is now
an stout and strong us ever 1 I eel
sure it saved his life. I never can
praise the Uemedy half its vvoith I
am sorry every ono in tlio world dues
not know how it is, an 1 do. Mrs
liinn S. Ilinton.CrahamHvllle, .Marlon
Co,, Florida,
diuggist.
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