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The Frontier.
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TR FRONTIER PRINTING OOMPAN1
KINO A CRONIN. Editor*.
Cleveland in his message say* the
' green backs must go. But will they I
Thi Butts Gazette man has con
I tracted the poetry habit. Beware the
vengeance of the vigilanters.
* ■ » i*k
O Hugs O'Niiu, give ns your an
1; awer true; what in the name of good
ie ness did the people ever do to you?
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ef ■' The name of Gene Moore is being
' connected with the next gubernatorial
nomination in a way that other aspiranta
for the honor envy. He has made a
first class auditor.
The Scribner News man has no scru
ples when it comes to “cribbing" items
from his exchanges. We are not sur
prised, however, when we glean from
his editorial, page that he is urging the
nomination of Bryan for the presidency.
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J. H. McClay, cashier of the Colum
bia National bank, Lincoln, is mention
ed among the possibilities for the next
% slate treasurer. The Frontier has
known Mr. McClay personally for a
number of years and could support him
V with a clear conscience and a hearty
good will.
A both of work often preclude! the
possibility of an exchange editor wad
ing through ell the pepere which reech
hie table, but every editor bee e few
favorites. There ere publication! which
‘ he anzlouely awaita, knowing that In
them he will always find aomethlng par
ticularly Intereeting. The aculptor of
thia department never permit! the State
;. Journal or Fremont Tribune to aeek the
| j waste basket with seal unbroken.
The Beacon Light does not take
kindly to being rated second to a politi
cal chameleon In the distribution of the
spoils of war. It Is rather hard to see
the prise thus snatched away, a prise
s won by the deeds of many a dreadful
day; Old Bam stood the sweat and
danger of the fray and now his should
ffv, be the wealthy prey. But ’tie the way
of republics, political parties and In
dividuals. They all are ungrateful.
Tnnnn is but one county In the state
of Nebraska that has a greater .number
of miles of irrigation ditches than
p , Bolt, the exception is Lincoln county
- with a total of 148.4 miles. Holt is
• credited with 118.8 milea, according to
||| the leteat statistics. It Is estimated
i. that these ditches have increased land
fe'it values in this county 888,880. These
f, figures are conservative. Irrigation
more than doubles' the value of the
land.
• 4 i |gt I
l;' T*n pops down in Ouster are calling
f vociferously upon the red-headed rooster
to resign. They are offended at eome
: action taken by him in the late cam
| paiga. We suppose Kern is just about
as good now as he was when first and
lest elected by the rabble of thia die
trict. He never was any good and we
f so told the pope, but they persisted in
I burning the bliater and might now juet
f as well make up their minds to sit on it
for another year. Kern won’t resign.
y. ■ ... 1 • nmm,m
fj. . Xoitob Wet denies thi charge made
by the Bun that he engaged la whisky
■j peddling during his recent canvass for
slf the office of county judge, and adds
pthat he would rather meet defeat with a
■•me untarnished than to secure the
! best, office in the county by unworthy
means. This is a statement after our
I' own heart. It is the way campaigns
should be conducted, but it is exasper
ating to attempt to do battle with the
,. devil and not resort to the use of a little
Iff. brimstone. I
Kbmuska is to be congratulated
ff npon having the nerve to eo far put
p aside the prejudice against corporation
- lawyers as to choose the ablest public
v| asan in the stem for the senate, and
such, beyond controversy, Mr. Thurs
ton really is, When Chicago was level
ii ed to ashes he was a drayman, or dray
S boy. more properly speaking. This is
{f Indeed a splendid country, where rail
Splitters, canal drivers and draymen can
P come to the highest honors. Mr.
Thurston did not get his seat by pur
<■" chase. He is not a man of wealth.
. Brains .and ideae won the senatorial
| . f prise.—Chicago Inter-Ocean.
sannrsnro m dkmoc&ats.
I When Bit Parkins via asked last
evening about Iks prospects of the re
t , publican party in Kaw York ke said:
\ ‘Ta a democrat, yon know, and I
®*»r keep track of oar prosperous dam
ooratie party. Tka damocraUc party is
, Mac well." \ -
IM; f “la what raspaott" asked tka reporter.
f-' -Why. wa taro made a deficit of 1800
rg - fPMOO aiaoa Grover got in sad borrow
v ;«i the money to pay it. Wa are enjoy
■ . lag ourselves, aad wa are going to lot
5|% Go rapnbUoano do tka walking later on.
f;?,*hn rapnhHeene paid 88,000,000.000on
the national dobt, and I gneaa they can
offefoy thin Utala t|uraa hundred million de:'
pSik
**Bnt what has beoojpn of the >188,
MMjm ta gold which yon, borrowed r
®f#aaau§md.'Vi
“*aU. wa petit with the 884.000.000
.;H:AfiH«k'ipa had In tka treasury, making
1866.000. 000 in geld, and we have spent
it all but 601,000,000 to pay running ex
' penses. Instead of taking in enough
money at tbe custom houses to pay for
running tbe government we hired gold
from the English at four per cent. Ob.
we democrats are smart, we are!
“We democrats don’t pay greenbacks
and silver to American farmers for
wool," continued Eli, “but we send
684.000. 000 in gold a year to Thibet and
Austrailia.”
“What are you democrats doing with
the great industries?” asked the reporter.
“Why, we are knocking them out.
We’ve killed the Yankee lace factory at
Wilkeabarre, and are buying ship loads
ot window curtains in Nottingham. We
have shut up a third of the woolen fac
tories in Massachusetts aud Rhode
Island, and the British steamers come
loaded with woolen cloth from Brad
ford. Why, last year we shipped 85 per
cent, more woolen goods from England
than we did under McKinley in 1892.
We democrats are keeping the woolen
mills in Leeds and Manchester going
day and night. And see what we are
doing for our sheep at home. The
slaughter houses of Kansas City and
Omaha are killing millions of sheep
from New Mexico and Wyoming daily.
And wool! Did not our grasping farm
ers use to get tbirty-flve cents for it
under McKinley, and now we are send
ing gold to Australia and buying Swan
River and Van Dieman’s Land wool for
10 and 15 cents? 1 tell you we demo*
crate are running things wild. We have
to, for we know you republicans are
coming with the Keely cure in ’96,"—
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