July 29, 1897.
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
ONE IF1 R, H3
Fo:
otixid Trijp I
Is what it will cost you to come to Lincoln from August 3d to 10th. Besides the ex
cellent attractions and amusements offered to you by thetheEndeavorers, we will add
to the pleasure of your trip a source of genuine profit. We are in the midst of a gen
eral cleaning up of our stock to make room for the New Fall goods already here and
those to come, and make the following ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES ....
1
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0olx CS-roat-
...Seiiii-kualWSak
JSL T-D-To of. .
Ateu'a I'ura LIiicii Collar itlHtHfHttHftll"H"
Alnti'a Het Celluloid Collar,,,. mnitninttttitniiini
Men' Fin" (laws llibbed Top Fancy Hock, fl
Mcii'm Wlillc Cambric Handkerchief,, , 4o
Abm' iii Inch J!ct Kim Handkerchief . H?
Alen'a f0i! Hummer Chevolt, Hhlrl..... Te
Afnn' fiOo ffuckHkfii Working Kliirt 'JFm
Atca'aoOn Culniiudcred Hhlrl,,,.
Mii'm 7n Laundered Hhlrl.,..,..,,.., .....,......,. JHto
Alcu' iinc, Kilk VV'iil Hupcndcr .". I Sf
Atei,' 1 Tk; M til Hack Hueiendcr ,,.,...,......,....,..,.,..
Alen'a f0! leather Hur-peudci,,,.,,, ..,.,.,... .,,. 'I'Sa
100 Hoy' 70 per twit Wool Hull, i,e 4 Jo h with large
collar, hIwnM to 14 plain lit, null .,.,,.,. Htht
Atell' "nfl l,Cilthcr Hlllf itititimnitntiitit'iinn
AbV 3"c Hulbriggun I'lI'llTHt "l
Atu' 60u Htmw Hat. ,,., .,.,., ,. V'rtt
AIcn' 7 fie Hlrnw Hutu, ,,.,. i it intuit i'.ht
Aton'2fc Himw I IhIm it ntniti iti fttitiiiiinttt
Atnil' I l.fiO l.lllfll I'llllt .,..,,,.,, ...,.. W
Alen'a fiOo F.Xlra tirade Overall... ..,.... 'lfic
At tin V fiOc Check Jacket,,,. ..,......,....... .,..,. 5ifio
Afl'll' (jutlllllct (Hove 5i'b!
M0O Mhii'm All Wool Huil- . 2"
Hoy' !ir! Itrowulu Overall,,.,,,,.,,,.,,. itni'iti'n"iii"'trii
Hoy' "fie Hwcutcr 1 "
Ho,v' "0c Hlcycl lloee , , Uli;
I'.OV' 'Hi'!, 00 llr COIlt Wool J'ttllt , .,.... 1 0
Hoy (. All Wool I'll lit 4itttiitniniit'in'iitiint
Hoy' f0 HloilMfl Wail ,,, ,,.....,......,,....., ''.'(
Hoy' 40 Hummer Hhlrf !Mo
Hoy' (Jfic Hummer Hhirl , i'.)n
Hoy' JJftoj Kiiltiritfiiii HlilrN,,,,,,,., , ....,.,,., If
IJovn'ISoHtrttw J)t. .., ,... Kjc
1',1,'ytt' 4Ui Hlruw lint 'iM
Great Clearing-
.... SALE OF PANTS
AlX OlHt U.I. WOOL I'AXTH that noM up
to ami 1'untM broken of unit-, up to
f 7.G0, ut
$1.50 Por Pair.
AI.LOHIl A I.I. W(H)1, I'ANTM Hint, m,Ui up
to f .'1.00, uihI nil runt,, broken of uit, up
to 1 10.00, ill
$ 1 .95 Pr Pair.
A LI Oi;it I' lMv I'ANTK tlinl Nobl up to fl.00
mi'l all 1'iiiilM, broxmi from our I'lim null,
(it.
$2.95 Per Paii.
PECIAL
Male!
Shoes Shined Free!
Shoos Repaired Free!
I.mmW llriKlit Doiitfola Kbl, Oxfonl Ti-M, oxni ton,
piitenl li'Mllier dpi "H i?" ull wiilllm, world f IM,
at, nitittttninnttnftH4tnti"iitttM imtttnitm 7c
.M(JIm' loiiuli Oxford, full ijommon mum; world
' fl.iir,at : 71fl
Lniliim' Koio KriKht OoiikoIii Oxford Turn, flotli unil
Iciitlier top, iiiwlli', 'oiu, iiurrow, iniii', nucl mmh.
inoii hi'iinm lo, piiciif, leatlii'r lip, kul tip unit pliiin
fo. wortli II ,7m to 2.00 m, per pair
1.ii'IIh' )oii(jroln Kid, Oxlord Tien, nr"en, brown, :lio:o
Idle, full, OXblood, nverv nl III Of tin-, llll dlW'14, ill
wiilllm, worth ft. 7." to 2,00 t, per pulr 1 28
I.udiiV Film (ii'iiilu Oxford 'I'Ii h, nil hi,", nil colorM um
black, nIiocn worth 2.r0 to .'1,00 nt, p.-r pair 1 08
Mhii'm Hii'Iii Culf I.mwid nd (.'oiikwn KIiok, nt'i'dlii Hiid
broider loi'M, nil nolid tuurr io!i'M find uouiitem, hub
icorintf, worth l.r0ut, mr pair 1 2!)
Aleii' I'l-rHlnn (,'nif, Conri'M and I.nccil HIkmm, in blank
and ox-blood, all hIIin of toe, worth 2,00 at, wr
1'iiir, ,...........,............,., (.(...,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, t I is'd
Afim'n Iti'nt American Calf, full utoirk, nonri and liicnd
Klioi'K, all llm Mflplo and imwi-Nt nl.yleK, njili'iidid
wi-nrHM, worth 2.r,0 to l,00t, pi-rpair 1 W)
AIn' Itlnck mid Tun, Ox-blood nd t'hocolt, Vh; Kid
n ml Calf HIiiM'n, in every known ntyl of to, every
mm and width, and lioe tlint nu.v JiiiIk' of ulio
latliir will my am worth $4AH), In thin naui at, mr
juiir ..,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, .,,.,,,,,,,, I,,,,,.,,,, ....,,.(..., 2 40
Our AIcii'b 5,00 8hoi' or 'qnnl to anybody' ffMO
Hhoim; blin k and colored Viol find KummIo, Culf, nil
ni,i'K, nil widtlm, all tyh, tuadu by thu bet ulioo
miiker in Hik roiintry. lu-h an Johnwou H Wurihy,
J. H, Turiinr, lliithawny, MoiiIm & llurriimton, niid
alt will biw'loM'd out In iliU mil.' nf, per pair,.,,,,,,. 3 US)
Hoy' Khom, Kalin Calf, lawl, in'i'dlc, coin and floiiiuioii
m-iiMii toe, warriiiitrnj all olid, )z" 1 1 to 2, at, Mr
pu i r. .,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H0(j
Hoy' lioi', Hutin ('nlf, liirnd, nidlc, coin, and common
nnMi toe, warranted all wolid, !," 2 to Ft, at, per
plllf t,ttt mti ft 4tmt, ,,t44 fitt tnnm it mt iniitintt 1 00
l!o,v' l.nci'd Hhoe. Amerieau Calf, float and KoiimoIii,
bliiek, ox blood and clioeolalw, all tyli uml toi',
nil wldlli. iw 1 1 to 2, at, per irnir,,,.,,., , 1 2'J
Hoy' I.nwd Hhoe, AmerieHU Culf, (Joat and Itoiiuola,
blnek, ox-blood and eluK-nlnti', all yle mid top,
nil width, i,e 2 to Ft, at, per pair ,., 1 4'J
Child' and Alie' Kin Iioiiitola, bluek and ox-blood,
Htrup Hllppiir, all tint inwet hum, all olid, !" 5
ton, t , , O'.ta
Child' mid Miwe' I'iiiH ionob, bluek and ox-blood.
Htrup Hlipper, all th newei toe, all tolid, ie H
to 1 1, at , 7e
Child' und Atu.ee' FI110 Itoiiyolu, black and ox-blood,
Htrup Hlippi-r, all tho neweMt lo, all olid, l,e 12
to 2, nf , Hih
Child' and Alle' Kin Uotmoin I'.utlon and Lncvd
Hhoc, all tyle toe, nil width, all olid leatlier,
i.e 5 to 8, at... ....,.., ,...., 4',)n
Child' abd Alipe' l-'in Ion((olii liuttmi and
Mho., all tvh. ton, ad width, all olid leather,
nixM 8 to 1 1, at , , , mm
Child' mid Alie' Finn )oni(ola Itutiou and I.iic-d
Hlioe. nil tyc (nm, all width, all obd leather,
l.i 12 to 2, at,,.,,.,, ...,.,.... ,, tb
You will SAVE YOUR FAKE and money left for a good time by buying your Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats or Shoos here.
rotners
Mayer
THE VOICE OK THE PHOPLE.
In tbl. coIoiiid w. will piil.llnli coiiiiigiilrtlon
olworthr tmu .ullnbl. ;Hiiriiitr, rwwlv.d
from miliwrllwr to tbl ipr. No coiHinonl
tutlon nhoal'l contoln mr limn MQ unl,
Mnnrl.t will not l rlurnl.
Kunlon.
To tb KOHor ol Up. ludeinuiJ'(il.
The word "fulou" I now uwd alinont
entirely whn nifereiicc to co-operatiou
of all th Inn ilver force i rferreil to.
In that -n we hall treat it throughout
thi nrtiele. Hofiirtlin fuiou hiw bum
a mixture of i;ood and evil in it reMiilt.
It hu been ood ill nrruNtiiitf vile iidiuiu
jMt ration of public affair in uiuiiy pluci-H;
of thrjwinn out of oIIIch niid public triiMt
bud men uyn criminal timii and eeur
iiiK puiiiHhimuit fur Home, with ironpect
of mom of tlm Muiuti to com.
All too lute for the K''iiril tfood wrn
Weill reach iliK thi, but perliaim it Ik III
time to ave UN. The fumon been
good in giving tin tho kind of men for
office who know the meaning ol liiiintv.
Their action in the couiitie uml tateM
where they have been utile to dirt lui
bii'ii for t he general good. That ome
rare exception might be pointed out i
pniMible, but we nre not able to call to
ini.nl any rune of Impeachment or em
A berxleiucut,
I The llieu now III iitllin nt theciiiitol
iir iloinif a uraud Mirk, Horlhv ol
prale, and furni-loin a burning rebuke
lor thitwi who preceded them.
Hull furt Ikt, funloti hint wriired at ten
llim to the priliclpli- of the popllliit
party, where they could receive no at
tention ill preVtotlM eur. It in getting
In be ijiillH common to mv Home 01m ol
llif plunk advocated in our platform
advocated 111 publication, or in Hclif
by I homi who would not rniiwiit under
any elreilllietttlice to becullrd pnpullt.
Jut now I lilcngo, and I liicago ne.a
ir are i'oiipicuou in tbl line. Ilut
far and wide tin .,m Iiiih nre liMVelling
and bke lertVell .hapilig buiailll I hull III
nnd li-i llhg Thi 114 ad giid, but hi not
ll Unit bixton ha done br the countrv.
And p the y, llinwwlio do all their
work oil the line ol ilrliiliiiiiiUini, ylviiiu
lui credit auv w here, only niltrrti lh-in.
MilVra In bad ltd 'Ullage, it Ui'tl Hit it
.lr.luH I i1miUiiIh,
Hut nII h not - guild I liH diib
i.fellli Hlht lig old l,tlid l Uli n
Ill oiiilil litiik i Mill a guild Ihlliif. I
I.I lli'l U-llrV It Will t e l.tl (I to U, bill I
Hiii .'im II tint l-n n tl ini'iM" In 11 and
UHtlrr Ntihtr mi l dw r piiittM'atinii
i.m v prim rtiinoii4
No gimi'i irtliiiiuit tan liitpiu In
A Mil in it I tin II H xilii Unit WiMild lie
.1(1. t III p,i illl.l p'ttlV I'tntllltrlf
llif tr ul the tmly pittly thill ctM I de.
-udd Mpitti lit mi. la. II 1 1"' lit Mil i).le
ii.iwn lu our 1. 1 n 1 1. .riu. 1-1I lii ) nt
ift or ft pitbl.l I wit tw Itunled it tbl
Um wtitk c keow Ihwl nmiiv Itiii.i
.iii l tnl d lui . J. I rjmi iititiiy ttitd
itttlv lau II iteltli fiIW, 'lttt-1
I, ml .i liiMtlev wilh hi IWiir Willi
lh I ItivwgM J I ili.inii-aur h lluv
mi) li 1 a H. ' tit til
M,H.ltM of fr ilri MpwblltMlt.
,r) gr wltti ut 'il nut pom! and
no more, l'opulint, alone, nr entirely
triiMtworty on the platform, Oivldeuud
destroy them, and an earthipiuk would
Injure the country far le.
What then? 1 anwer. Our platform
or nothing. There ha been a lack of
dignity of elfrepect, Htop It at once
and forever. What ha any reform ele
incut got that they did not get from 11?
If we are the author nnd fountain from
whi :h it all came, there I nothing to be
uxhamed of; nothing to make u npol
ogix for. We are the men to commainl
Him attention of thi nation, and no
b. ggar under any circu uihI aiice. Urol h
erlyHiicau be, and have been, and el III
prefer to I; but we are
Tint i ii. l.iinl In illinnl b.r,
IIihIiIiiiiiI or luntlniiil, Inr or u .r "
In a very large hciimi wh furniph .'he
vile. Theie i 110 liunUliip or uiircatou
ubletie in iimitiug that our platfoim
be guaranti ed a a ure thing a hooii iim
we can elect the men,
llemocriit mid republieau dinllke our
Inline. All light, we dielike tlieir uaille;
bat mortiyet the awful luct that cling
to bold name. Ho let make it even
nil round You ehooee the name, geuth..
men, 11 1 11101 any name but th" t v o old
line. Hay you call 11 all "At lean,"
I'atrioi," "Liberty or Death," "Hon
of heveni.V'ix," anything in that line,
.lux I let u inline I he platform and we
will light muter any creililable title. Our
want of reiHi tiibiiiy eiuburranee yon.
Wry well -the old abolit iouitit went not
ri'Kpictable, and republican wn clion ii;
lint tin- nliolilioiiit furiiihil I he prim I
p!e. Wn ate ready to do it ugniii. You
rliooiMt Home reN'Ctnbe Intaie, and let
11 have our principle, and we ale ready
for a forward march.
Hut thiiUHuml wlio voted for I'.r.tiiii in
iH'.Mlwill never vote for linn again a a
llelliiii rilt. I'l l Imp he full lie elucli'd
without thtui. He it ", but ur it 1
inaiiy vole once there, will nut be
there next time The treatment popi.
Iil reint i d in 'I'i xii lii-l bill, and Iowa
mid Ohio retn lill.V, Wilt be re- llli'd very
generally-pcrhu. nuiveritll,v.
Neil her (ielierni Wenvir uor anv nt her
man or tiieu need lio that ui'h tieul-.
men t will Ihi liiniily .iil'iintled In, Aii
udiaiice I imt aiini, and inuvb huuor
lne. It tliAt I done call It bt tint
liaiiic; tail bir InV td tiod and ctiiintrv
HOlender lio pari id llie pbilloriii. It I
now b ar In all Ihat ell ihiiiIiI will lie
a mill if i n purl id ih .. I tr lit I mini
iit'.-d or eiiiiipniiitiwd I hi rsiti u
tll'H tllltl. till.' Ill till llltlllMI IllllltlllC
I nn In a lew t'lBi'tw il 1 l ""l l' ll"
piii.iiil. mi.Ii I iiilui' In tint 1
tiiilt lelilpiil'ii) I itaiiie I'nH iii.e liiiile
n I lit liniiin. Will in i.'Miiiiiii l
i tl'i lit
ri'iitid do t ol li ml um men 1 ii
I' III llfi! HI M'l ll ll'll I bt II I'M
Mtnitt niiiiil, mi l "ini ol li t in
ui" iiu a i'i .Mi ilnmt I it i it tii'il
t i. 'ali lii c ill ha I '. tin .nil t I tin
l.iil il.'.tl.l lnw- ln.it liilinl'lt. I In I
H'mmiI '!, (.at II" f hale lietl tiHu i I t
llllill. tll'l It will I wiw ttttd put I'Ml ;
tti tiiinrw.trd to .I'ted tltiulv In 1 1 .
g4t J, M ftini h,
tiff
lt.tlt I'ttxwntlitlttt..
I wtM I I l mI U l.4.fl'
"Tti gtwii'l tli ul'lieii party ll
l IN MUtdiUm III ls uHl id lb
black pot in the etute thi full and will
I lien get in good fighting trim for the
campaign a year benw," ay th Wityn
Herald. The Herald apjmar to lie very
preumptlou. It appear to in how
ever, that the pormlwt parly ha been
doing Home verv good work during t he
put year in "wiping out" ome of thoee
black pot In thcMtate which were made
by th grand old party, and every hon
ct republican in the elate hould thank
the popijIiM putty for it cxpoition
of thoHti black pot turning on the X
ray, a It were and the efficient 1111111
tM r in which it ha been wiping them
out. Had the republican ticket been
hiii'i'. hhIuI ill (lie inet campaign in thi
Mute, and the grand old party contin
ued in powder, the niifuriou manner in
which the etute adiiiiiiitratiou and
tlie Mate iiiMlilutioiiM have beeu man
aged in I he put would have Ian 11 con
tinued, and the citizen of the etute
wo ild never have Ijei-ii any the water.
Um ihepopiiliHi party, aided by it free
llver lllllee, have turned on t lie wan h
I glit and mIiowii up the defiihtatiou ol
I'nirlley, Moore, AruiHtroug el al, and
I lie maimer in whieh the talechool
IiiihIm and fuml have been manipulated
and the hcIiooI of tliH Mtnte rolibed ol
their jut apporlionmeiit of tale luiid.
It doe not apH'iir to a rational iiereou
iilimiaet'd with principle of hoiienly mill
jUMllce, Ihat in the face of Ihewt reeonl
the grand old pal I.V would be ablx to le
guiu II "old lime purity" and gain Ihe
coiilldelice of Ihe NMipe ulflcietly to lei
returiied to putter, iii thi elate lor
year to come.
The Nebrakit National bank of York
one of the "nound money" lu.lilutiou
id our country, doing biiine under one
of the "licet tiuant'iitl Vtem the world
lot ever known," went to tint wttll 011
Tin dav evening of lat week. Our o
ple wnre Coll d 'rably biN'kei at Ihe re
ull, a Hie preti.lelit ol the lii.IMiill.ni
I a inlwart iniiu lathe gold lumbtrd
rank, and wn indaliloul,y lulling Hie
teople id tin 11 in ti it 1 1 .y during Km lut
r iniiaiga of the pinp ruin era which
Wnilld Vill niir land II "rolill'li line w.i
r-nie. bv the i lee 1 11 1 11 ol Mi K Hi it t ,
lll.arillg the iiiitliiteiiulii' of tlit gold
.litiiibiid an I a letufii Iii Um loli ( n.
Iw lite laritt p'tliey." Mur m plnreii.i
iim womlt ring 1. ei (iff 11 w 11 Hie tml
end nl tlm I I. Und I'tnie tlm ti hit th
iii.nliiiiitn i.f nl'i lh r 11 wn virtu kbv
it Iti-iid fll.br 1. 1 ll.e 1. kllili t I'liulii
Nut '"I'J llt'e Him pirli tl lil till il."
ilii t il.il ll III I'm lit I "llllTtlllUt ttMll H
O.e mitt r H'ltiHitle, ulnlnl li , Hir I.
l.'tiit i.l iii 'i.ft 111 lh I'niiuii II mn
Hull ttaktd. 'ttlttf Ml Ho t ml limn
i.iik l.t'lule It'll' Irf html the li'Ulill II 1
(l.ii n pliitli til iniin t, wlnrni ..n Id.:
iii.kl iej.le.tl, lli t rtl HH I'lllikvl lil
It'll ll.wl wl etui.',. ottlfl !t ,ek-
(li I I'll. '1)1'. I lil IIh mIi le il
tt-r t.t" wi ( iiii in tw tin iittd Iii
tit I lll Ilt4t Ihe IHliltlllita Wlti'(
fi. U I'M t. .1 lilt ".iUlt I llikU'lt pilutl
i lr., ' Intl. U It. Infill td lltt
i'lIM t FlitHp"'l til '"! t iit'H4
ii. Iihiih. iti.n, nisei id tmr tij'j
btlvikit K foliar wn 4tMttlat-
pally to the blighting effect of the gold
Mtnudard.
J. F, A1.11IN,
t t t t
IIkij Cloud, Nkii , July 17, '07.
To Ih.Killtor of tli tndi.nil.at,
lienrHir: You will And money order
for 1 to puy on ubcnptiofi. I am
feeling that we will carry the elate f hi
hill by a larger majority than we did
IiihI fall. The g, o. p. are auict In thi
pin t of I he country and do not want to
talk of tlm ue of th day. I think
I g. o. p. will tuka a buck eat and
i'ct, with exception of thoiet who go to
the pen. Your Truly,
F. Hoijciiin.
t t t t
I m I Aimil Hi Auditor.
Lincoln, Neb., July 27, '07.
To Hi K.) Mur ol tin lriil'''inli'iit,
M;ak Km: I iioIich that the Omaha
line, thiouuh il Lincoln correNpoixleiil,
mii'ht an attack upon tlniHtate auditor,
in wh ich a great wrong and injiiMtice
wn done to the auditor, hi friend and
the xtnte a well; an euch unfounded and
ibiinnalde fnlehwid, loterei by a mau
wIiokh principle are clothed with the
.( it nut of fulif. ing, deceit and con up'
lion, goiiiff out to be copied by foreign
paper, leaving a bad mid ful' iinpre-
miiiii, adding to the dixuruceuiid dihonor
brought upon the fair name of our elate
by hi party completed of mnli
lllili a lie. To the I'lidernr
Of the iNIHul'KNUKNT, 1 Wllllt lo
mty to you um one ihnt know that thi
charge mad" by the He' reporter ie a
IiiUii a It i powtiiile Inr a thing to lw,
a it can lot proven by ninny, regard
le id who or to what parly they belong,
hate called at the ollle of the auditor
mnl Mere never rvfuwil th opportunity
to im any record of the olflitf, with the
MU'litor and hUelerka rndy to ait
tin at. Hut ihi reporter had vUiud the
nlfi of th auditor long and olieo, and
hat H'g never beeu able to lurtii lil pit
.i w iili em v tlumagMig end unolll' inl
lie it Irinii tlm auditor', utile, and a
on. ia and wrong beget mint lit r, r-
iiii hU'rieg the prnpliiBii ol hi puriy
n 1I10 jttMipl lnl lull I hitl ll lli pup
wt in win tt mlul and Ihe tilliiit ol tli
let iml inlti their h'tinl uinMtii lui tin-
III', Ci'MUIltUlll, It pll'llHll.'ll, li.lllk-
IU li t , l.li ll'ill id llif.tHle' I ttriLt
mi l li'ilitie i. il, tmilt ntillltig In
ill 'Mig rvtitr tli'lUr limn I lie.
l,.i ttiilll.l till... Ml till
till, r jmi'ler Wit Wdllilil to IntHlinrfl.
Inn it mid hi tr tlnil Ho I'ltiplmy !
im, iii tut iiiiniiii t ti iiii mi it 1 1 i it
uii the auditor, having ho ivgni l tor lit
II'.' It, Mini tlllrr l-ll . kotl UO I In
ii.il'it r.enm im vt'tv a r t-itj h. jolt
i. to fc.i a id mt liii.r wn I e
II.. Int I III rid lltl ruling lliade bv
llii mi'lHtir, lb n pniUr ht I ..ti j
tti.tt It niU ant tin l.i th wu ltlfr Inf
Mt to w, but wlieu i ynl hi teiirmii
im il lr. (iwWtt.r k lt't r pnilrf,
itVi k tml Inr taw wudilnt tOti. , h.
It let ltl W Kp'n,trli ng .
Jul,, ImiiiilUled Willi a btnk ajwta )
fm Ihat ttttltl Ui4k hrp klUietf ring
aehamed of hitneclf, and after th audi
tor had read Afr, Kowwaler teleuram.
handed 1 1 him by the reporter, th r
lorter ay. what ehnll I mty to th
tieopleln my retraction Th auditor
miy. tell them that It la a damnable
falehood. Th reporter blunhed and,
trembling, nid, I ntn willing to make It
pretty lrong, but I don't believe 1 can
make it a etrong a that. At about
Ihi juncture Afr. Hoewater culled to
e the auditor, elating that
it wo not th ' Intention
of hi paer to do any
one an Iniuetice by publihiiig fale
hood, and aid that th correction
mIiouIiI be made, and it wn. Thi re
porter had been reporting for thi great
daily prevaricator, known a the Call,
prior to hi connection with the Hee, but
lie got o corrupt and hud ho little re
gard for the truth thnt the Cull could
not Htauil him any longer, and being
Nouiewloit nlruid that the Hee would
drop him oon, he ha been trying to
make up with Ihet'ull by furniehfiig
thi nnarchiNtic ulieet n lot of
rot which he knew the Id-
would not piiblihli. People wonder
what ha Income f that great daily
the tax payer and the common 'Oplc
friend. Hum it fell overboard thegreat tow
line and i no more? The eopl of Lin
coln liegin to think o until the other
morning when the He reporter ric ved
tin telegram, Tlm Herald reporter
went melting in to the auditor private
ofllee nearly out of breath Maying Mr.
auditor 1 iiiidertaud that the )U-e
throiighlit Lincoln reixirter ha done
you an injuetiea by the iublication of
liinlleloilH urtli I about a Week ago. 1
wn in here a day or two ago and tried
to get to interview you on thi matter
but you wu not In or wn huy. Ho I
jut met the Hee reporter down town
mid Hwi(d note with him and among
Ihowlgot In th wp well you een
that article about your o nice on the
editorial tage of the Herald a day or
no after ihat article ia lh Hee, I am
orrv. lh Hint I had come and got
the fact but I thouwhl thai anything
th lie Wollhl l lilt Could be relied Upon.
Not" the bu t iii Hi en are the th
llera'd r purler never wtnt to th audi,
tor or tried In get In mm hi III but rather
lllitort d the lnl report nf the tr.
nulil furlhvr d' "li' im nt-. a l."ve
tn lel. 1 li auditor i miudurtiug hi
tiltlfe la a Ihnmiitfhly liprighl leglliiiutte
niitiiiier and In th !nirrt td th iitaaa
ol the (H-ttpl of the .late, hiving made
Until I Improvement oVi liid lin lliiid
prm let-d bv hi pi...,e.in mid fuHin.
Oltl I Iim ItlW III lb h lltr III III Wife
be lig K 1111 W i MlllHH lit plwMlitll ill lil
iiltit' it IhIm', and li tifl little uraolh.
lug In tbt Willi hif Uing lit Ih nllli
A Mt, MunpwiH wnnlt-d to ml oitte tin
lii.l tr tn hi Lu Wild he Urtiinlied
t it ii In .mil tie ri.ni'iitK , A the l il
rftt'liilter Wt mil til lite .l.tl t tmi'lll
ing niii i.nii itiii. in Ittd'Hitii und a'irr
Irtni hif i t Inn lit gel nii one
lltt U tt'iil I trt In iii h' wot It a
linml t hit, th il.'itl tt timtli.v iiit t
Liittiew Air Mimtia I Mr I'tirnvll,
Mr. t I'm. it did ant nerum.ljf t.t --t a it
null Im a ht f I I mie, ami the very
lit t th I th g, a t. urgwa am piainttg
tia Mr I'nia.lt i I-, b i rm lag
mil tit. nt I' tlmii td tt' tittle leaking
Ik ll auditor IN grand old emu in n
wealth of Nebraekn ever had and wher
thorn and thlile of corruption grew
he will ruue to grow arid bloom flower
of honor und grandeur until every Inhab
itant will tut proud to lot called m ritlzen
of thi lh grandct tat la th union.
Jijt tty 1 0e boi of Caarta,tb Is
Mt livar and lowl regulator avar nada.
WANTS A PARDON.
for drawing a Mbort at raw Kira Carta
I rlng Loag Term.
Toi'RKA, Kan., Jul 29. Tha atata
bonrd of pardon I considering an ap
plication for tho pardon of Ezra Car
ter, who in 1M)I waa tentanced to
ncrvo fourUien year In tho peniten
tiary for train robbery, ' In that year
a Frbtco train waa held op In Itutler
county by four men, Carter, Mo flit,
Llvlngntono and IUlley. Mofllt turned
Uta' evidence on tha other tbreo
under promise of Immunity from tho
penalty of til guilt It ncern that on
account of aoma technicality of tha
law tha other threo agreed with tha
county attorney that two of them
would plead guilty to grand larceny,
while tha third would plead guilty to
train robbing. They wero to de
termine which one of them ahould
bti amenable to tho higher ofTenao
by drawing atrawa. Carter drew
tha long atraw, went before tha
court !iW a man and pleaded guilty to
train robblni. Ho wn ntened
fmirUien year, whtlo tho other two
were aeutenced to four years each. It
turned out later on that Mofllt, who
M'itN'd by turning atate'a evidence,
waa tha moat guilty, luaamueh as ho
waa the mad who planned tho rob
bery and was tho leader in the eae
tuition. It alo turned out that Car
ter, who received tho heaviest penalty,
was the least guilty, Tha board will
probably roiiinien4 his pardon,
Q pf "t ml lit the l.tlriiHiil nf lewtk
OHIU8ii ilt'iii'l rti'tjwlfi, .It'it
Ilt4l lit Mi'kt ltt an aiiiiii i.ii6 Ji t a
In II.kI iuirilU. IMI
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vUlUa a el nt ihiitn.tii'it el ja-ufK
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tilmat, upuii wttii h -lih an4 lite v i eiL
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