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A new wonderland is now open to
the hunter, fisherman and summer
tourist magnificent scenic region, be
tween Cody, Wyo., and Yellowstone
I'ark. The Uurlini-'ton lias made prac
tically half rates for summer trips
from all points on its system to Cody
and return, the nate way to this coun
try. From Cudy west, the new road fol
lows t he nort h fork of the Shoshone
Kiver to Marqiwtte. the location of
the tfreat government dam now under
wayforthe storing "f the waters of
the Shoshone for irriatin 20i).uoD
acres or W'wi Horn liasin lands. West
of Marquette, two lo cabin inns have
been built by Col. Cody for the occom
modation f tourists, one at Wapiti,
:'S miles from Cody, and another at the
i'ahaska Tepee, at middle fork, 1
miles irom Cody; from Middle Fork to
Lake Hotel, Yellowstone l'ark, is .32
miles tlie road crossing the Rockies
at Sylvan l'ass in the midst of some of
the grandest scenery of the entire
Hocky Mountain chain. The new re
gion to be opened offers probably the
finest trout fishing in the world, and.
in season, ample elk and other game
shooting.
The development of this country
has bren the work and pride of Col.
Kill Cody, whose permanent home is
at the Irma Hotel, Cody, Wyoming.
1'robably the most easiest and most
natural way to arrange for a tour
through this new reiri.n is to go direct
to Codv. where all arrangements can
quickly he made for the coach journey
over the route, sojourning at the dif
ferent log cabin inns, or for camp out
fits, horses, teams, mules, uuides and
everthing of this kind .
The HurliriL'ton has a special de
scriptive folder of this locality on the
press, copies of which can shortly be
obtained of the liurlington Agent.
Stimulation Without Irritation.
In case of stomach and liver trouble
the proper treatment is to stimulate
these organs w ithout irritating them.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids di
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bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartics. It
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JOHN COREY, Proprietor.
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is easier to spend it and easier
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SOkUE MONEY
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at a moment's notice. Many deaths are
caused by negligence and delay. Blood
poisoning often results from bad cuts,
gun shot wounds, etc., because the
wound is not properly treated promptly.
Paracamph is a simple, inexpensive
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manufacturing plant and large institu
tion should keep Paracamph near at
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THE SWEETNESS OF REVENGE
Lincoln Politicians Indulge in Threats to
Reduce Legislative Representation.
(Troiii the l.iln'olll News.)
The right begun by the outside coun
ties, by which is meant the counties
in the First district outside of Lan
caster county, is to be carried on. The
Lancaster county republicans politi
cians do not take kindly to the doc
trine that nobody from Lincoln shall
have the honor of representing the
district in politics They intend to
give Mr. Pollard earnest and cordial
support, and will send him out of Lan
caster with the usual party majority.
But there are other ways of playing
even, and one of them is now in pro
cess of incubation.
"We don't propose to allow our
selves to be eliminated in this man
ner," said a member of the legislation
delegation from thiscounty, "without
striking back. This can be done in
an effective way. Hereafter Lancas
ter may be depended upon to aid
North Platte and western Nebraska
people in their efforts to get a legisla
tive reapportionment. The south
eastern portion of Nebraska has been
playing the hog, just as they accuse
us of doing, only their efforts have
been in the way of getting more mem
bers of the legislature than they are
entitled to. The present apportion
ment of legislative members was made
away back in 1S2, and notwithstand
ing the plain mandate of the constitu
tion, the southeastern part of the
state has been able to block all efforts
to reapportion the state so that the
representation may be fair. . The last
time this matter was up Lancaster
was offered three additional membeis
if she would join with the counties
discriminated against, but loyalty to
her political relatives in the First
district, which, outside of Lancaster,
would be hardest hit, kept her in line.
We owe them no obligation except
that of playing even, and if I am in
the next legislature 1 shall help the
good work. If I am not there are
others who will do so."
The constitution provides that there
shall be a state census every ten years,
rive years after that of the federal
government and that at no other time
than in the session immediately fol
lowing such enumeration shall the re
apportionment be made. This pro
vision has not been obeyed in the tak
ing of acensusor the reapportionment
of the state. It is claimed by good
lawyers that this reapportionment can
be made at any session where the pre
ceding ones have failed to do their
duty, and that the inhibition of "no
other time" than immediately suc
ceeding an enumeration is meant only
as a limitation upon the number of
times it can be done.
Practically all of the "outside coun
ties" would be hit by a reapportion
ment, losing in the aggregate eight or
ten members, possibly more. It is
pointed out by those who have been
investigating the matter that gross
inequalities e-xist. Adams county with
1S,S40 population has a representative
and a half, while Pawnee county, with
11,170 population, has two. Richard
son with a population of 10,14 has
three representatives, while Buffalo
with 20.314, has but two. Otoe with
with a population of 22,23, has two
and a half representatives, while
Madison with 10,79(5, has but one. Ne
maha, with a population of 14,!.12, has.
two and a half, while Phelps, with
10,772, has but one. Cass, with a pop
ulation of 21,330 has two and a half
representatives, while Custer and Lo
gan with 20,718, have but one, John
son with a population of 11,197, has
one and a half, while district No. 53,
consisting of Sheridan, Box Butte,
Dawes and Sioux, with a population
of 19,875, has but one.
Equally unjust, it is claimed, are the
differences in the senatorial districts.
The First district, outside of Lancas
ter, with a population of about one
eleventh of the state, has one-eighth
of the senators. A comparison of the
figures shows that the apportionment
in the seriate is more nearly equal than
in the house. The six outside counties
have fourteen representatives and four
senators, or eighteen of the 133 mem
bers, or nearly 14 percent, while they
have but ! per cent of the population.
They have almost a seventh of the
membership of the house, while but
aliout an eleventh of the population of
the state.
The trouble of being a candidate
would make an interesting title for a
worK Judge Holmes might issue; when
Judge Holmes won out In the Lancas
ter district convention it was not as a
candidate of the liurlington. In that
convention the Burlington element
was impotent to accomplish what it
desired, and after trying every plan
was forced to choose between Holmes
and Frost.
When he made up his delegation
Judge Holmes took care to select, aside
from his personal friends, men experi
enced in political warfare, who would
be able to give advice that would be
worth something. On the list were
also a number of men w ho have been
active in politics locally on behalf of
the Burlington. When he got to Falls
City one of the handicaps against him
which he ran was the charge that his
was a delegation of railroad men.
When these railroad men tried to do
any work for him. they were met by
orders with the smiling assurance that
their attitude was well understood,
that it was known they were merely
ostensibly working for Holmes and did
not want him. On the Johnson county
delegation were a number of men who
usually work with the Burlington in
that county. Some of these absolutely
refused to believe that the Burlington
men on Holmes' delegation were sin
cere in advocating his nomination.
Candidate Allen told one of these men
that he knew Holmes beat the Bur
lington fellows out in Lancaster county
and that he believed the road did not
want him. When assured that it was
no longer a question of what the road
wanted, but of the nomination of
Holmes, he refused to believe that the
men were in earnest in asking Johnson
county to support him. In short, there
were delegates who decline 3 to have
anything to do with Lancaster or its
candidate because of the number of
railroad men on the delegation, as they
put it, and others who are usually
counted upon to help out the Burling
ton who refused to do so because they
were personally convinced that the
road, because it was not for him in the
Lancaster convention, did not want
him nominated.
JudgeS. P. Davidson of Tecumsch,
who is a candidate for supreme judge,
was on Allen's delegation. Davidson
has always trained with the Burling
ton crowd in state politics, and he
sweated considerable blood because of
his predicament. He did not like to
stand out against Ed Bignell, J. II.
Ager, Elmer B. Stephensonand others,
who were on the board of strategy for
Holmes, and he did not dare to break
the traces, since to do so would have
meant that the Allen element in John
son county would down him when he
comes forward next fall to ask for the
delegation to ihe state convention thai
will nominate a judge.
A chasm, deep and dark, was dug be
tween Lancaster and Johnson, and the
Lancasterdelegatesexpressed their de
rision at every opportunity. When
Tecumseh was passed on the way .home,
a bevy of Lancaster delegates opened
their windows and gave derisive yells
for "Governor Allen," having refer
ence to Allen's alleged inclination to
run for governor.
State Fair News.
Improvements on the "State P'air
grounds are well under way.
A new poultry building 00x110 feet
will be built on the site of the present
building. A part of the present
building will be retained for the exhi
bition of poultry appliances, such as
incubators, brooders, etc.
The contract for the new adminis
trative building 38x90 feet has been
let. The building will be of cement
blocks, and will occupy space near the
present headquarters building.
The present ampitheatre will be ex
tended 160 feet to the west, thus add
ing fifty per cent to itstseating capa
city. The infield has been leveled and
seeded and the track is in first-class
condition.
A bid to erect the new live stock
pavillion for (.,43it has been accepted
and the building will be ready for use
at the opening of the fair. This build
ing is to be 9.1x1 10 feet, built of cement
blocks and brick, and will be the most
expensive and imposing building on
the grounds. It will probably be lo
cated immediately south of Merchants
Hall, midway between the cattle and
horse barns, one of the most sightly
locations on the grounds, and in full
view of the thousands of people who
daily pass the State Fair grounds over
the Burlington, North-Western and
Rock Island railroads.
The State Fair premium list is now
ready for distribution and may be had
by addressing Secretary State Board
of Agriculture, Lincoln, Nebraska.
State Fair dates are September 1 to
8, 1905.
Edison and Victor
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