% The Frontier. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY THE FRONTIER FRINTINO COMPANY KINO A CRONIN. EDITORS. Pkffeh’h new party has a total mem bership of one. - - - Is Iiowi.EU a bigger man than con gress or the president? ---- -- "Up in a balloon” is a favorite song with the head of the weather bureau. Cross-eyed silver editorials are a specialty with lots of democratic papers just now. Secretary Oi.kky lias adopted for a motto, "keep it dark,” and he is trying to live up to it. --—.. Tub up-to-date artist must give us death riding a trolly wire instead of the traditional white horse. ' Oi.ney says there is plenty of money in the treasury, but somehow Secretary Carlisle doesn’t know it. PuniiArs those Alabama gold Helds are intended merely as an offset to Sen ator Morgan’s silver speech. ---—► < - It is immaterial what Mr. Cleveland thinks about a third terra; the people will not have it for nny man. "Bun” Thurman and “Gen.” Coxcy might pool their issues and organize a boom for Carl Browne for president. - - .#.♦ When tbero is a dearth of news the enterprising blanket-sheet editor prints the details of a terrific battle in Cuba. Pkhiiaps Secretary Olney keeps so mum about that secret cabinet meeting because be is ashamed of wliat was doue. -- According to the administration • theory the comptroller has the authority to veto laws, while the president may only veto acts of congress. --—. Tub free traders are already showing signs of their fear that the republicans will put wool back on the dutiable list. Uut it will bo done all the same. Ik a pin had to be stuck into the dem ocratic party for every political sin it has committed the world's supply of pins would have to be largely increased. Whatever the administration may want, the people do not expect United States officials to worry themselves gray-headed looking for Cuban flllibus tera. Tub detectives have not yet fastened the crime of abducting Charlie ltoss upon Holmes, the alleged multi-murder er, but if given time they will probably do so. Tub sensational newspapers are giv ing the Spanish minister quite a lively summer. lie apparently believes every cock and bull story he reads about vol unteers for Cuba. Hokes Smith is hard at work trying to a8ceitain how big a political boss be is. In saying that the Georgia democrats will stand by silver, ex-Speaker Crisp was sneering at Hoke. Sherman says Mr. Cleveland’s cabi net officers let him make them mere i clerks. They do, senator, they do. And we have an idea that that is what they were selected for. Mb. Sovereign has done several things which did not indicate the pos session of a massive intellect but his national bank note bovcot order is the silliest thing he ever did. It is now in order to add the auto cratic to the executive, legislative aud judicial branches of the government, and the addition, according to Comp • .*. trailer Bowler is the greatest of the quartette. Ai.i. of the gold and silver mines of the world scarcely produced enough during the year 1804 to pay the debt saddled upon this country by the Cleveland administration., This debt to date is in round tlgures, 1336,000,000, ’ When the populist convention meets on the 17th an interesting time will probably be had. Besides turning Ham ilton down, the office of clerk of the ■jv . district court will demand spirited at tention unless all signs fail. There is said to exist considerable friction among the leaders in regard to the plucking of this plum. ' A*: -;i According to Mr. Rosewater’s asso ciated press dispatches, the mayor aud police of that beleagured city, Omaha, have made such arrangements that they are prepared to resist invasion, and if the 4,000 Americans from Chicago come a-running over from the Bluffs any time between this and the gathering of the governor’s militia, they will be wel comed with bloody hands to hospitable graves. There is nothing like a thorough or ganization of the mayor and the police of Omaha. Still, the bravest men must snatch an hour of sleep from time to time, and if the 4.000 Americans should catch ’em napping, the city might yet be destroyed. But at Rome they were accustomed to have a flock of geese on hand to watch the walls when the faith fid slumbered and slept, and doubtless the mayor and police of Omaha will have recourse to that vigilant bird be tween times.—8tate Journal. O’NEILL BUSINESS DIRECTORY |J «• DICKSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Heferenoe Vim National Danlc O'NEILL, NEB. C. 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