TEE WAHCO KEETIH3
Tie cyclonic eLax&rter of the Horn
at W&hoo cm Tswwiay. coming a It
!4 iho-ut 29:2 a. ia, kept a reat por
tlca. of the crowd aj- rrota the xneet
isg. St'&ator A I Ira o?s-d the opera
hms to ata aodietic which cosfort
t4j the freatt. hmt after he had
tart5 jer-J bn to come axd when
74r. Bryan arrived thr re m many
pi!r a-tsld that an indoor meet
is aa ioilLihty and he pok
frrt3 a tar.3 ia t qaaj.
Hi eretis frota the assembled 3.
03 f-ojIe of the kind that makes
a iraa aj;rfiaie fri?ni. His addrea
WMjt ai follows:
"I to til to yoa repuUirans.
L-:ievis,R that yoa are Jurt a anxious
to tJj voir country aid help your
?-Ikr tj your r?e as the democrat,
I?pslit tr.4 th rliver republican Is.
If I did not Late faith In the honesty,
is il- ptriotira acid ia tSi eood iu
tr'..i'.o:.m of the republican. 1 would
r.ot niake h- at all, baa I
oH tot ar.t to cake so many
fjtrt as4 4t to much work to
rren who already aT?e with
jse. Hut I '-!.- to ilow yoa. If I
ran. that it U yotsr duty to role with
; Li fIL Nw, if yoa were -with u
in J:-r thne t to reason why you
f ..,. .. t jra'fct us now tial-sa the
;j'-rir.'. hat rhxneed your op
or t. z .. y.y hare et.ati your
criDkjs en the oH iirstiom. But I
o not yo-i can ficd la this J
-o ;r:t t ar.y K.it mLo noted with u in j
f Let; . th crrut-try, who has
rharjfM hi a those iwme and
-a rtcht lc J Therefore I want
to talk with ?i .to-;t sotse of thj
t i'- for a little while and
tt tLere !i a rr-xs who Toted with us
it's the otd lmuf wto i!:ee the re-j-nbii.a-j
r arty !jo rlcbt on the new
r.r. . I tii-Te ycrj wti find cany
;-- j. who w-e axaiKiit a on the
i -j h- &:e tow with u on
! arr or.es &4 will t-e on the old
os. The hurras EJad Is couiatent.
A man will apply the principle that
i - bele 5a to eTerj c,X2lion before
th- yjMir If yci will Jurt irtfe hlra
fir.-. A &ac will ko out of the party
on or.- i"j, but if he ro- oat and
itrlr.s to a ;.;! to all questions the
pr. ti-at he applied to the om
t-tu. he ic apt to i with u on all
... We ta-'l raa ia who rame
to on the tilfrr jutioa rep u 3 11
rar. who were tot wiUlca; to tun
): atii mf the republiean' tlfke
;-i t--rie the rfp!-iu!irn party Lad
r:. r. ct its p.tka on the raoney
; . -t'.'-r. rT'-.:lirar. w j.o were In
f-snifft in wba they denounced
the u!d standard. repubUrana who
ere .n eirt.-t wLea Ihey adtocatei
t:rr.etalliia aid therefore they refuted
to take the repiihiiran position on the
rotfj T-stioa la ana when they
r- out of the republicaa party and
iiejcaa Ujoa'.tz t the rtpuhbcan party
from the ouuid?. they foui-d that the
tin Tkioej principle ran thrcuh
all the rtpuhlicaa doctrine, aid today
axk youraelres how the republican pol- meats derlvo their Just powers from
icy Is eolnx to help the people of una the consent of the gpverned.
community. Let erery man ask him-I When Mr. McKinley spoke In Bos-
eelf how the trust Is coins to help ton a year ago last February he said
hlra I would ask that, but I would be that no sordid doctrine entered into
accused of appealing to selfishness, bat the Filipino question, nut it was just
the man who stands at the head of the destiny and duty and yet when Sena
trust may be selfish, while the man be- tor Lodge come from the city of Bos-
iosT soused cannot be selfish. It Is all ton to preside as chairman over the
right for head of the trust to vote republican convention, he made a
the republican ticket and contribute to speech in which he said that the re-
the campaign fund, but if I tell the publican paity made no hypocritical
man who pays the dividends that he pretenses, but that what we want Is
ought to look for his otrn interests, trade and we want to expand that
the republican party says I am bring
ing the appeal down to too low a level.
The man who buys trust-made articles
has as much right to look after his
own interests in this campaign as the
trade. A year ago last February the
president said that no commercial idea
entered into it, and Mr. Lodge now
says that we are interested in the
Philippines for the United States and
man who sells a trust-made article, that the trade question is the great
Suppose you wanted to buy barb wire, question. Yes, the trade question is a
Haven't you a right to inquire why it question that has an important influ-
has gone up? Suppose you wanted to ence in determining the policy of the
buy oil. haven't you a right to inqulro government In the Philippine question,
why It has gone up? You know the Take away the trade argument and
republicans for years told us what a you could not find a respectable guard
great blessing the Standard Oil com-, to. keep watch over the remains of im-
pany was to reduce the price of oil. perialism.
That was because they were trying to Further on Mr. Bryan said
secure all the properties. Yet they
declared dividends so rar of 40 per
cent. Was it necessary .to raise the
price of oil in order to make a divi
dend. And while this great corpora-
If you could kill the Filipinos off
and then go over there and establish
a republic and forget all about having
killed them, you might get over it.
But you do not dare to kill them off
thMr re with ca, ict oily oa the sil-i-itioa.
hut cpoa all the new
r-i-tioi5 aio. Appiaus. There is
a 'OiJtiAt-r;y about the human mind.
,z-i th r-puhtian party is trying lo
tion is amassing its wealth by means because you would not have anybody
of monopoly, the republican party does to trade with over there. If you would
not raise one hand to stop It. " kill the Filipinos off there would be
Why is it that republicans can vote no chance in the world for a carpet-
for the republican party while it pro bag government.. You have got to let
tret such monooolies as that?" Not them live and if they live they have
only does It not confine Itself to oil.but got-to be a partof you. They have J
it has gone in the banking business, to De citizens, snare in the destiny
and I read a statement that the banks ot our nation or subjects,
controlled by the Standard Oil com- We say that all men are created
pany had on deposit more money than equal no matter what his nationality
the banks of five states named in the ma7 be and no matter from wnat coun-
article. And yet you cannot get some try he comes. He is one of God's
republicans to consider their own con- children in the universal brotherhood
nection with this question. They form ot man. Destroy that doctrine and
associations that will raise the price you have HO point from which to start
of what you have to use, and the re- n ouuamg up a government like this,
publican party allows it to be done. I Destroy that foundation and you are
want you republicans who have been at sea and you will have continual
voting the republican ticket to ask wrangling and continual strife among
yourself this question: If the repub- tne people; but start with the doctrine
lican party won't look out for your In- tna aH men are created equal and you
terest. why need you look out for the can rear .a government so strong that
republican party's interest? aI1 tfte nations of the world together
There are republicans who were de- cannot prevail against it. We ask you
nounricg the trust until the republi- to help '.us,-to "stand by the doctrine
can tiartv eot in. and then there were now- You may differ on some of these
more trtrnta orraniied under the re- other questions, but wnen you begin
ouhliran administration durinr the I to consider them you will find the
last three and a half years than were same men wh stand behind imperlal
oreaniz! in the nrevious history of lsm and would maxe the dollar of
the country, and they are now trying trade superior to tne rrghts of the
to make themselves think It is good. People, stand behind the trusts, the
They have had to change their opinion sia sianaara ana tne systems or un
a fat as the republican nartv changed Jusl taxation.
its position. Let me give you a re
cent Illustration. When Mr. McKin
ley sent his message to congress say
ing It was our plain duty to give free
trade to Porto Rico, those republicans
walked on the streets and
Mr. Bryan's Week
: A Joke 9M OaTbacku " j
JtL Ernest Blum told a joke which
ho and some friends played on Off en-1
bach when "La- Belle Helene" was i
about to be produced. . The composer i
was most anxious that his airs should
not get about before the first night and
had asked all his company to be most
careful not to let any one heor them,
but his tunes were so catchy that it
W&s impossible to help singing them.
One day Blum and his friends were
sitting opposite Offenbach In a cafe
when one of them began to hum a lead
ing air of "La Belle Helene."
"Who taught you that?" cried Offen
bach in a rage.
"Xo one," replied Blum. WI have
known it for ages," and they all agreed
that their nurses used to sing It to
them when they were children. Pres
ently Albert Wolff, who was one of the
party, began to sing another of the
airs.
"What!" cried Offenbach, "you know
that too?'
"I composed it myself," said Wolff.'
Offenbach : then saw that they were
playing a practical joke on him and de
manded the name of the singer who
had sung 'them the opera. They re
fused, and so the composer threatened
that he would fine every one In the
theater unless they told him. So Blum
and bis friends stood up and began
the first chorus of the first act and de
clared they would sing the finale before
the whole cafe unless Off enbach re
lented. The composer. In terror for
his music, gave In, beaten by his own
facility in writing music
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Tuesday Mr. Bryan was at Wahoo.
where he addressed a large crowd
echoed Yesterday he left for Topeka and Just
-plain duty." Then something hap- to fill in time he addressed the people
pened. Some power behind the throne or Auburn at 9 o clock in the morn
began to work. S e have never been ing.- talked at Tecumseh at 11 o'clock.
abie to locate It exactly, but we know drove twenty miles to Pawnee City
of this power. Just as this power where he spoke at 2 o'clock and went
overrode the recommendation of the to Falls City for an evening meeting
governor general of Porto Rico; this From Falls City he went to Atchison
power overrode the petition of the peo- and is due in Topeka about 10 o'clock
pie of Porto Rico; this power overrode this forenoon. While it is a populist
the chairman of the committee on notification meeting a hundred demo-
ways and means and compelled him to cratic and fifty silver republican vice
bring in a bill directly the opposite presidents for the meeting have; been
of the bill he first introduced: this appoimea ana me iusion rorces ex
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made him sign the bill when he said Pe ana tne greatest political meetmg
it was our plain duty to do the oppo- ever held in Kansas. Low railroad
fi.e a:se dfceptioTi tht it prac- i :te. and the republicans have to turn rates nave been secured and several
t.i is oa the inoL.fr juetion. summersaults and sst "It is our Dlain i special trains have been chartered to
1 aj iL-i th rej:;b:;c33 party j jutT to deny what was our plain duty carry great crowds of enthusiastic ad-
j . - . i jj i o- uriorc. ii was last ieccinocr wneii i vw. .vuj. i. jug gcia
ti - :u I C vjZ wact any repab- the president said "nlaln dutv" and his seven hours of sleep tonight he
. . 1 w WF 1 f m mwm -
li'nu J.-r to ttliK that 1 mean fie ft was after that time that you men win De in iuck. romorrow lTldayi
;:ahu-t ia Li adtoracy of the wn ihnnt.T!r "niain rtiitv " hiit a he goes to Manhattan. Kas.. where he
U c-n ia ItM, The re- j power greater than your admiaistra- I wiI1 flnd a big crowd to hear a fore-
trn ; iiy i.e:5 out tie Lope or i tion. a nowcr irratr than rpnntiMrans I noon speecn ana in tne afternoon ne
r i o .a! hiri.-ta!:i?m. I want to i hn stand out In th onen. that Mret wil1 speak to another crowd at Marys
. T " 1 t 1 M 1 S i
nar vu rreaJt rnmirh to tear th vine, irom wmcn poini ne Will re
fiag from the constitution, and to as- turn home and go to South Omana to
sert the doctrine that the nrtldent ine Jacivson ciud meeting on caiuraay.
f-s i-rs w.rj'.. i tr.e goj j congress are not restrained by the
icr i t- aii ii coiiBtitutlon when dealing with people When sending in clubs of subscriD
tow. ,v.: i; : - a o - tiore me of th ITnited StAtM. tC.rvnt annlann 1 linns DO NOT FAITj tr mont.inn tH
. tL tZ'.Ut 03 ". iZ.1 rTSat iOCal I Hriihl1-n ant vnn wllllnar t.- t ni-n I r.raminm vrtn Husira Ro-t nlan ia
A Gastronomic Cyclone.
All men and women eat. If they
don't, they won't last long, and no one
need worry as to. whether they count
for much or not. But good eaters are
usually very depend-on-able. By good
eaters I do not mean large eaters or
greedy eaters, though I may Include
some of both, but I mean the men and
women who enjoy what they eat and
show no disposition, either from dys
pepsia or other form of indigestion, to
quarrel with their food.
Gluttons, however, are not very love
ly. I sat at. table once with a woman
at a summer resort who every day for
dinner ate 12 ears of corn from the cob.
That is more than the regulation mid
day feed for a horse. , And In the opera
tion she greased her hands ? and her
cheeks, and every now and again her
nose was decorated with the well but
tered grains. She was a sight, and at
the end of the table she bred a famine
that It took waiters to relieve. And
she was In repose hot by any means a
bad looking woman, but in action in
action at the table she was a kind of
human cyclore, leaving desolation in
her path. She had had three husbands
and is a widow again. What became
of the poor men I never knew. Maybe
she ate them. John Gilmer Speed in
Criterion. z "
ihlir'-i.li
it? rt 'r-ij.y tLt th r-pa3li-an lead
- t :z t. -d that yoa should
b.rta'Is. The preiiit ent rou
rr.-i ati tl-y wert- to .bor with the
.; i.ri z.a'...l try to ?-t thoe
over on this question Just because your cut out the premium list and check the
party has done a thing that you know article or articles desired. Remember
is not right? The young republican we are neither hypnotists nor mind read-
who&e back is so strone and suddIq era and must deoend solelv on vou tn
i-j us. . -i u'--u mat he can turn summersaults easily state plainly what you want.
.. . j, - i t m.a juu j may aeep on, out tne o:a men are get-
in .uj.j iMi surttd. ung stiff and I do not believe they can
' - !j ' u- - i -u J to jom turn much longer. Men like Governor
witi. i in r-r.ti; t-taJh-:a. .Now. j Boutwell of Massachusetts and others
to us jo u-.i -m r tL- republi- i who have received honors at the hands
car. k- :u ? cr tt when they Qf the reouhlican nartv. men who haw
i vi uiiiiurui iu its auairs, oji woo
j hold their conscience above party al
i legiance declare that they will not
i turn merely because the republican
party has turned on these questions.
It is only a little more than two
t j ears ago mat tne presiaent sent a
j message to congress rn which he said
! that forcible annexation is contrary
to our code of morality, and criminal
A.
R.
A. R.
imiiiiii
t.-!-J o-..t 'tit proai:-? if a man sets
iis l'-rt a its- not get
it. he f--2 ur; it'i -d aid unhappy
-'rTtJ:i, ioa nt.iii.tA. Sad a ie-p-jtlsnui.
U-h.1-t ?! i-lt sorrowful he-th-
c:-l t-'si j?-t :ttraat:onal bi-l..-"..;'...r.
ti.tof t piwtiiatd to get
in !". i A pp! a:."
A t.- (;:! '-a'.- f-r McKinley! "
Xi. l.rj:.. Nu, 1 4o not know
v-r rr t saj i j.urramt tor the aggression, and yet tiay republicans
uKi: -r ir.T u-boir.e4 ,ror . asked to approve of a thing that
ri-l.d or tt- f..iow.ng ia j was denounced as criminal aggression
ir J ft.t-pa. A ;;.. ue.) 1 and aeainst our end of mnraHtv laBa
v?--' avcre yc thit 1 i not oh-i than three years ago. Has the code For limit on tickets, time tables, and Jull
r , , B "ai ,or,ilfwn-of morality changed? They havo information, call on
y : j Ui "e ji 10 in changed their code or morality and
4k "-i T
you ar
o tient mhtch McKinley row assert that that is right which
r i t.k for when yuu are i thev rn dwlar1 to h. criminal iAaa
i than three years ago. r said that I
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q-jet!'.n in TLry attack the understand of the oIi otiph ant tw
ai,d f-J it. It it if a diily. for a wek. militarism and ImHa1lm U1 lu"
is :A il ft is a wkiy pp r for a month
;ti.tjt ctaicg a tfiese of the trusts, t il the history of the republican party.
t trii-l kt'i r--LiL':ran iton, " iau m uii every re-I - .
i:.rVar;L LlVrr; geu up on the platform Railroad
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fraci t wrrat cor-ors,tioss -,n Just
of thr :-r:.:. r iu th .m.Wrn Jrom econsent of tbe gov-
w - ; rTisvi r4M tiea a a a . j - - m
terpitude. There Is the fellow who does
wrong and Is ashamed of it and there
is a fellow who does wrocT and braes
of it, but most of the speakers have
cot got to the second degree yet. But
my friends. It is the action and not the
word that you are to be governed by.
Jt MM . 1 . '
tzti.. ..g. wiy it is? It is be
the pitforta is hypocriiy. The
repu-liea paity Lit.m tot intend to
dtroy the trutt. but under the cover
cf a platform deausciatioa of th
trt:s:. the rtpuLlicaa leaders are try
to quiet the mlads of the people
mate them accept the tmn as a
rood thing. 1 wart you who have
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When Bees BewtTroop.
It Is on record that answaxm of bees
as weapons of war were used not once,
but twice, and with the best possible
effect. ';. '-.v.-
When Tbemiseyra, In ; Pontus, was
besieged by Lucullus, the Romans em
ployed turrets, built mounds and made
huge mines beneath the city. While
they were creating the mines the peo
ple of Themiseyra 3ug" down through
the earth to the mines and then cast in
upon th'e Roman workers bears and
other wild animals, together with a
e warm of bees.
History repeated itself In England
when the Danes and Norwegians made
their attack upon Chester, about ten
centuries since. The town was held
by the Saxons and some Gallic allies,
who tried stones and boiling water up
on the besiegers without effect. As a
last resource they collected all the bee
hives and upset them into the enemy's
camp beneath the city wall.
This had the effect of making things
"hum." so to speak, and it is recorded
that the enemy were so badly stung
that they could move neither arms nor
legs.
A Good Lincoln Story.
Mr. Lincoln said once that the best
story he ever read in the papers of
himself was this:
"Two Quakeresses were traveling on
the railroad and were heard discuss
ing the probable termination of the
war.
".'I think,' said the first, that Jeffer
son will succeed.'
'Why does thee think so? asked the
other. : ' "
" 'Because Jefferson Is a praying man.'
" 'And so is Abraham a praying man,
objected the second.
" 'Yes. but the Lord will think Abra
ham Is joking,' the first replied conclusively."
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MISSOURI RIVER TO POKTLA.NU J ble for Machine to be put out of order. It sews fast and makes a perfect
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and unrivaled for speed, durability and quality of work. . ,
NOTICE THE FOLLOWING POINTS OF SUPERIORITY:
For tickets, time tables and full informa
tion call on
E. B. SLOSSON, Agt.
Grand Island
Route
ZD JL 22. B t
Double Daily Service
FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
She Wm the One.
Bridegroom (after the ceremony)
Maud, you and I. are now one.1 It only
remains to be decided which is the one.
I tried to win you, didn't I?
Bride Yes, Harold. ,
"And 1 won. That seems to settle it."
"Not quite. Harold. You tried to win
me. You succeeded. .Then you are the
winner, are you not?"
"Yes. dear." 'PgHgSfr'
"And I am the won." "JJf?!
The Patient Chinese.
An example of patient Industry Is
the sorting of. hogs' bristles as it is
carried on at Tien-tsln, China. Each
bristle of the 600.000 kilograms export
ed from that place last year had to be
picked out, measured and placed in
the bundle of hairs of corresponding
length, and the different lengths by
which the hairs are sorted are numerous.
Sen or a and Senorttas.
The married and unmarried women
of the United States of Colombia,
South America, are designated by the
manner in which they wear flowers in
their hair, the senoras wearing them on
the right side and the senorttas on the
left -
Ftr Information or Rates, call apoa or addraaa
araat Agent, er .
s. m. adsit, a. p. a..
ST. JOSEPH. MO.
The Head swings on patent socket hinges, and is firmly held down by a thumb actew. It is
strong, substantial, neat and handsome in design, and beautifully ornamented in gold. The bed
plate has rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, making it flush with the top of the table.
i Highest Arm The space under the arm is 5V4 inches high and nine inches long. Tina will ad
' mit the largest skirts, even quilts. It is Self-Threading There are absolutely no holes to put
: the thread through except the eye of the needle. Thh Shuttle is cylinder, open on the end, en
' tirely self-threading, easy to put in or take out ; bobbin holds a large amount of thread, Tbb
Stitch Regclatob is on the bed of the Machine, beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale
: showing the number of stitches to the inch, can be changed from 8 to 32 stitches to the inch.
The Feed is double and extends on both sides of the needle ; never fails to take the goods '
! through ; never stops at seams ; movement is positive ; no springs to break and get out of order ;
' can be raised and lowered at will. Automatic Bobbin Winder An arrangement for filling the
bobbin automatically and perfectly smooth without holding the thread. The Machine does not
i run while winding the bobbin. Light Kunninq The Machine is easy te run, does not fatigue
the operator, makes little noise and sews rapidly. The Stitch is a double-lock stitch, the same
: on both sides, will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the Machine. Thh Tension
is a flat spring tension and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never
gets out of order. The Needle is a straight self-setting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be
put in wrong. Needle Bab is round, made of case-hardened steel, with oil cup at bottom to
prevent oil from getting or. the goods. Adcstablk Bearings All bearings are case-hardened,
steel and can be easily adjusted with a screwdriver. All lost motion can be taken up, and tha
Machine willjlast a life time. Attachments Each Machine is furnished with the following set
f best steel attachments free: One Foot Hammer Feller, one!Package of Needles, six Bobbins,
one Wrench, one Screwdriver, one smmie ocreworiver, one rresser foot, one lieif and Hook,
one Oil Cancelled with oil, one Gauge, one Gauge screw, and quilter and one Instruction Book
A $65.00 Machine for $19.50
$5 A MONTH.
DR.
KYIcCREW,
SPECIALIST,
Treats ?1 Form of
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
MEN ONLY.
22 Years Experience.
sT'w vearsi n Omaha-
fr;.. n Medicine and treat
i men t sent everywhere
by Mall or EipreM,
at the small charce of
ONLY $5 A MONTH.
HOMR TREATMENT that cures and saves
you time and money.
ELECTRICITY AND MEDICAL treat-
m i combined in all cases where it is advis
able. Varicocele, Stricture, Syphilis, in all its
stages. Loss of Vigor and vitality, caused
from abuses or Excesses. Weakness and Dis
orders of Kidney and Bladder.
CURES GUARANTEED in all Curable
cases. Charges low. Book h ree. Consultation
and Examination Free Office hours. 8 a. m. to
6, 7to8pm. Sunday 9 to 12. DR. MCCREW
P. O. Box 766. OfiRoe Jf. E. Corner of 14th
and Fmrnam St..r OMAHA, NEB.
Little Oval Photos,
25c pe. dozen.
Cabinets $2.08
Per dozen. '
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SECOND Our "Independent" Sewing Machine given as a premium abso
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Persons ordering machines will please state plainly . the point , to which tho
machine ia in h shirmed. as well as the Dostofnce the Daner is to be sent to. diva
shipping point as well as postoffice address, and both machine and jpaper will ba
promptly sent. ' 7 '
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