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NATIONAL TTfiinw
For President:
WILLIAM M’KINLBY.
For Vloe-Praeldent:
OABBETT A. HOBABT.
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STATE TICKET.
For Governor.JOHN H. MacOOLL.
For Lieut. Oorernor.OH LAN DO TEFT.
For SeoreUry of State.J. A. PIPES.
For Auditor..P. O. QEDLUND.
For Tr«Murer.CHA8. E. CASEY,
For Superintendent.H. B. CORBETT
For Attorney General....A. 8. CHURCHILL.
For CommlMloner. .H. C. BUSSELL.
Supreme Judge, long term.R. BYAN.
Supreme Judge, abort trm,..M. P. KIN RAID.
Begent..W. O. WHITMORE.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
For Oongreeemaa:
A. E. OADY.of Howard.
SENATORIAL TICKET.
For Senator:
It. P. OLABSBUHN. of Wheeler.
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Representative*:
JOHN TBOMMBB8HAUS8EB, of Ewing.
J. A. BIOS, of Stuart.
t. For County Attorney:
' M. H. BBNBDIOT, of O’NeUl.
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Will the populist Jonah rest
easily on the stomach of the demo
ofatio whale f
Tbb democrats have surely led the
populists through a slaughter house
to an open grave.
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I* is fortunate for the movement
that they christened it “free” silver.
Molasses will always oatch flies
when there are flies to catch.
v Ws now have the gold bug and
the silver bug, and when Bryan
Anally concludes to run on the pop
platform we will have a straddle
bog. -1 • ^ '
“Psacifulls at the ballot box if
they can, otherwise if they mast”
This kind of talk will have a ten
dency to advance the price of dyna
. mite. ••
Thurston will camp on Bryan’s
r trail during the campaign. He will
prove a tireless trailer and will be in
j. «* the finish in November in time to
assist in amputating the brash.
Mm. Blmui's “character and abili
ty” ont no figure in this campaign.
It ia the abominable platform upon
which he atanda that the people are
going to knock the at offing ont of.
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I* begins to look aa though Mr.
Sewell would be unable to even
hold the demooratio vote of hia own
•tate; also that somebody grossly
misrepresented his “putting up”
abilities.
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Warns you are di««na»ing the
money qaestion don't forget to put
in a word now and then for Jack
MaoOoll and the whole state tieket,
It ia essential that Nebraska be car
ried for the entire ticket
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| What boots it if Billie Bryan did
use his crown of thorns and cross of
gold before he utilised them in his
Chicago speech? Dr. Holmes says
“it ia a poor creature indeed who
does not often repeat himself.”
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Ann now the World-Herald has
figured out that tree silver would be
as good as a ten per oent. protective
tariff. According to the arguments
used by the Herald's editor in the
past we don't want any protection.
j_ lx the first section of the populism
platform a demand is mane for “i
national money, safe and sound;” ii
the second section a demand is madi
for the free and delimited coinage o
&' eilver at the ratio of 10 to 1. Hoi
;' jean these things bef " ':K\l
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A jucvcuE that sells in the Unite
States for $100 sells in fo
$225. Wages are lower in Mexic
than they are in the United State
Not one-tenth of the riders in th
United States could afford a whet
if they earned their money in fre
silver Msxioo.
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Thb owners of the productive
silver mines of this and other
countries coold contribute fifteen or
twenty million dollars to the cam
paign fond and then make untold
millions, if the free coinage of
silver at 16 to 1 could be brought
about
Dov’t be impetuous about ex
pressing your convictions on this
money question. Bead up carefully
on the subject; learn something
about it; arrive at a conclusion by
logicel reasoning and then vote your
convictions. The republican party
fears nothing from a well informed
man who desires only his country’s
good.
Tint vote™ will this year decide
between a ticket and platform rep
resenting respect for law and order,
a determination to maintain public
credit and a sound currency, and
promising a renewal of the prosper
ity which was general under repub
lican rule, and a ticket and platform
representing a desire to overturn
constitutional authority, to destroy
I public credit and to debase our cur
rency.
Tub Bryan element of the jpopu
list party in Holt county got their
satisfaction and revenge when the
state convention sent Kautzman
down to St. Louis under cast iron
instructions to support Bryan.
Kautzman had said he would sup
port no man who was not a populist,
for president. In accepting the
election as delegate under the in
structions he proved that he had
prevaricated. But then that’s noth
ing for him.
Olabkhob Selah signed a two col
umn and a half screed in the last
issue of the Sun, headed "Caldwell
criticised.” We supposed, when we
read the caption, that Mr. Caldwell’s
speech had been made a subjeot for
legitimate criticism; that his argu
ments had been dissected and an
attempt made to controvert them by
reason and logic, but we were mis
taken. The article contained
neither. It appealed to the passions
and prejudices of the people and
advanced not a single fact or figure
to prove or disprove anything. That
is about the only kind of argument
that you can get out o! a populist,
however. In the language of Mr. ;
McOafferty, they use the argument
that comes handiest. We notice
also that Mr. Selah has oaught the
spirit of revolution that runs un
bridled through the Chicago plat
form. He says the silver people are
getting ready with great solemnity
and determination to meet and settle
this question, peacefully at the bal
lot box if they can, but otherwise if
they must Possibly he will be out
next week with a call to arms.
Tbs wool crop lut you mi valued at
about 170,000,000, while the value of
the corn, wheat and oat* raised that
year, without mentioning the other
cropa of the farm, amounted to 11,583*
184,300. Three .itemi of the farm
amounted to twenty times the value of
the wool crop.—Hon. Wm. J. Bryan in
Congress, March 10,1803.
This is a sample of Mr. Bryan's
economic ideas. Of what avail was
it to the farmer, that his wheat, corn
and oat crops were worth twenty
times more than his wool clip if
there was no profit in the amount
produced; it oould be multiplied
twenty times more and still it would
not benefit him if there was not a
profit per bushel. It is the profit,
over and above the oost of produc
tion, that the fanner as well as
every other producer, is interested
in, and not the total value of the
product.
The wool orop in 1801 yielded a
profit to the formers; they had
something over and above the cost
of raising the wool; their sheep
that year were 'worth 12.51 per
head, $108,000,000 in all In 1895,
with a wool dip valued at $26,000,
000, quite a drop from the $70,000,*
000 of 1891, the- sheep left were
worth $1.58 per head and less
$07,000,000 in total value. With
the value of the flocks reduced
from $108,000,000 to $07,000,000,
the average price per head from
$2.51 to $L58, the average price per
pound of wool from 17 cents to 9
cents, the farmers are not likely to
heed the “Boy Orator’s” pleas in
this campaign for free trade and
free wool. Bis prophecies of bene
fit to the farmers from free wool
have not materialized False
prophets meet with cool receptions.
The farmers have had the exper
ience and Mr. Bryan can now keep
all his theories. They don’t pan
ont a cent’s worth of profit.—Amer
ican Economist.
Losing
Flesh
You naturally lose flesh In
the summer and running down
is so easy. You get a little
weaker each day without hard
ly noticing it. There is loss of
appetite, headache, weakness
of the muscles, disturbed sleep,
weakness of memory, and these
are the beginning of nervous
prostration. Iron and tonics
and bitters may afford some
temporary relief, but what you
need is a food for body, brain
and nerves.
\.K »
of Cod-liver Oil with the Hy
pophosphitesj. furnishes just the
nourishment needed for those
who are run down and pale and
thin and weak. If you lose flesh
in summer take Scott’s Emul
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or winter before beginning.
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