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Kmtmrwi at tlie Harrison lot oflli-e an
tt-Muml MtM Uilur.
iThtrsday. rKTEMEKit 10. 1)8.
Itl looks as if the populists would j.'et
l hot the mue treatment in the divis
j i .n fcf spoil in the state that thev did in
t Ui deal in tlie national affair.
U na editor didn't have two or thn-ej
I "J lows all the time with the niully-,
7nfibabot tmroetliing he has said or
y ..neUiintr lw has not said he would he
Liable to forget that he was running a
jl.per. York Tlih?.
The state officers elect have decided on !
A ho sliail have some of the plums with-
in tbefr gifU So far Jim Dahlman is tlie '
only one in this part of Ihe state "1' '
been taken cure of. He, with J. V.
VUerton and U. L. Laws are to 1 sec- j
,etariesof the fiUte board of transporta-,
t on. Uahlman hail tJ lear lots of gnel
ft uring the campaign and is entitled to a j
place at tlie slate pie-counter. j
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X movement has been started for (
, changing the divisions of the year into
thirteen months, instead of twelve
, wionths as is done at i-resent. The dan
is to have twelve months of twenty
fight days each and allot to tie thir
teenth month twenty-nine days, except
in leap years, w hen it would have thirty
days. The advantage of the plan are
numerous. With thatarrangement each
rutl-th, except the last, would contain
'" exactly four weeks, so that business ar
' raggjeroents would be bimplilied very
1 njiich. Ttie necessity of constantly re
erri"nir to a calendar would be avoided
1 -.d-jn nuruerous ways much annoyance
be. done away with. It is true that it
. pujd be a little awkward at Hist, so it
.' was when the present system of stand-
ajd time was introduced, hut none w ill
' nqw deny that it is far superior to the
' niethod, when each town had a different
' ;m and the same would prove truu of
. time, and the same would jirove
, th plan suggested in regard to the
, months.
. There has been some talk of trying to
! have a law passed providing that in the
4 case of the foreclosure of a real estate
mortgage no deficiency judgment shall
! be entered against the maker of the
mortgage. Such a law would be no
i.,eH,-o in th investor., for it has c
in"
como
JuiJl.
"to be recognized as an unwritten law
'jioiong sheriffs that the real estate shall
' cancel the debt, and the courts tacitly
'recognize that as a proper adjudication.
'.One judjre remarked to the writer re
t cently that in such cases a sheriff could
'.and should use his authority to bring
" about a balance in the accounts. That
! at tlie time of the execution of the
" mortgage the maker of the loan was sat
'istied with the security offered and if
Rvalues shrunk so that the equity of the
maker of the mortgage w is entirely ale
sorbed it is not justice or equity to have
. a deficiency judgment rendered against
bim. That if the rno.tgagee gets the
property he should be satisfied. In most
of the western counties of the state a
' man stands practically no show for elec
'. tion to the ollice of sheriff unless lie
agrees to see that no deficiencies will le
returned by him, and under such condi
tions there is little need of a law on the
, subject, and the only cases in w hich it
would make any difference would 1
. where a sheriff was narrow-minded and
, took that way to vent bis personal spile
. against the mortgagor.
-The highwayman attacks a victim un
awares, robs him of his valuables and
leaves him dying or badly wounded, jwr-
j haps far from succoring hand. The mid
night assassin sneaks as a wolf upon the
defenseless individual he has determined
to destroy and drives the cruel steel to
( his heart from the back. I lie meentuary i
uses his torch under cover of darkness
and when the one he wrongs is not near
J'to defend his right. So tlie malicious
.slanderer or base falsifier does his devd
hih work at a time when defense cannot
be properly made nnd when results may
jjrove most disatrous to the person ma-
'ligned. These four criminal characters
are of the same stripe, being equally
dangerous to society and equally aa
liored by just men. The slanderer and
Har might well be put at the head of
. thia list, for honor with most men is
. treasured nore highly than money, or
"property, or, often, even life itself.
''Who steals my purse steals trash," the
immortal 8hakespeare g""K"y declared,
, and continued truly, "but he that filches
from roe my good name takes that
, which enriches not himself and makes
me poor indeed." Yet these "four of a
JkintT frequently prosper in a worldly
wy, for a season, though eventually
Justice is sure to be meted out to them.
AwMk they may be honored by their
.follow citimns, their dark deeds un-
known, and exalted to positions of pub
lic truet, but in God's good time the
penitent wry gets the robber and burner,
Jthn rope gets the murderer nnd tlie devil
get the last of these unlucky four. Al
(hitw Blade.
I The iV-rmnd
for a more UitaUe lax j
t-r wav t. collect public i
l.iw and a l.ettrr way l. collect pul
reiviiue should receive tlie uttentiou
r the k-itialalure.
of '
It is. evident that jK.ditn.-ian of tl
Ih-vun-Alleii-Jones-Allst-ld class -no not
l;ii-.iiirii-"i.T--i..s.w
msa.n -...,..
tioiail RiTaiMas they did Hi the recent
. ... !
election. I iw iK-UHK-ratic hij-rs i me (
' soutl) are declaring tliat they
i more trim with tle xiiulist.sf
w ill no :
and tiie
! ii.s of the r.or!ii declare that they
lll ! '
i never yo into a deal w ith the dern'M ratu
! because tlie latter did not tote" fair in
I tlie campaign of lsU'i. Politics dj make
'strange Ixsl-feliows s.inietimes and it
j seldoiii ad'onls jieaceful rest to any of
the occujants of the couch.
rresiilent C'leVfland has delivered Ins :
last messes to congress and it seems
to he as much of a disa.jAiintnieiit as
any of its predecessors. It was exjiected
that he would make some recommenda
tion to conjrrevs which, at least deline
tfle J)0hitjon r t,js government in re-i
to cubi, hut lie simply deplores the j
.ontitlutj Hitr ,ut attempts to olkr no i
,),, (if m ticn in the matter. It looks
as if m:ltt.r would have to ret as it I
is until tM ( iiaiie in the administration .
ukrti ai.e , Marclu There Ins U-en !
consjjerui, activity both in the war
anj navy dejiartments, and there is no
that the nation is ijetlin' in shaj
to meet any emei;eiicy. In the mean-
tim(J litJ (-u,ans 'are keeping up tlie
fight in a manner which shows uku uie
will yield only when annihilated and
are making it exceedingly unpleasant
for the Spanish forces. Weyler is d--erate
and is conducting a campaign of
butcheries and humanity demands that
ne be made to desist.
Th ( 'omjiaiilon f al-HUr.
It is aid that tlie exjense of making
the Comjianion Art Calendar for ltfT
was so great that bad it leeu .ublis!)ed
in the usual quantity it could not lie
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So far as we liave olserved, the east
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yet done full justice to the election re
turns of Ihe great northwesl. In view
of the deep solicitude manifested during
the campaign by jieojde in the vicinity
of New York regarding the situation in
such states as Iowa and Minnesota, for
examtile. it is somewhut amusing as
well as instructive to note the fact that
the aggregate sound-money majorities
in a compact region belonging to the
trade zone of Chicago, and including
northern Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and
Wisconsin, were very much larger than
the aggregate sound money majorities
given by the city and state of New York
and adj;tcent populations. Where New
York gave a McKiuley plurality of less
than 27."), 000, a like pojiulation in the
west, including Chicago and territory
tributary to that city, gave a plurality
of about 400,000 votes for the McKinley
electors. The only western state that
voted for Mr. Bryan by a crushing ma
jority was the mining state of Colorado
a state in which for a number of years
all parties, republicm. democrat, and
populist alike had been unqualifiedly in
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TATIC OrTK'F.KS:
I iui A. Holrotiiti fioremor
U. K. Moote- Lit-ttu-niuit ..overnoi
J. A. l'i r fc-rt-try of State
KuKPae M i n il e. . . . . A tj.1 i ti .r
Jiw-ph S. llrtb-y Treuturer
A. K ( liureliiU Attorney Oeuer&l
11 I . Uuwtl I.au'1 CounuUnlwnei
II. K. Co'bett Supt. Public Instruction
(XIMiKLS-IDNAI. Ilr.I.MJATION:
Ji.hu M. 1 liurlon I. S. Seuulor, Omaha
,. v. All.-u r. . .ur, MIuli,on
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i. wniT, &i nuaoi
U.U.Xrtktoy 1 - ulk-rum
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W. II. VVeiover Ku.UvlIle
3J. J. MewcU l lrrk,llarrl)n
rofXTY OKKK'KUs:
Rols-rt Wi'iw.n.
II. J. Ulea i tu.
in, ltieliie .
H'. II. Iiavi,....
1). Huitli tt
J. K. riiiiiuey..
H. F. Tlioiiiiis...
.M. J. lllcwett..
i.rimt .utliiic.
County Jiil.!ff
..( Icrk
1 reauiri
supt. Ilibilc liistruciiun
Mmrilf
Coroner
..Surveyor
Clerk of District Court !
.... 1 ou ii I y Attorney
I'.OAIt!) OF ( O.M MISSION K US:
Frank Tinklinm t( nairnian) 1st Dlsirict
M. J. Weber...... Sd
II. F. JoUnsoii Jil
I.KGISI.ATIVE:
II. U. Stewart. ."s-iia tor, Kist No. 14, 1 'raw ford
W. lellis-y...llep., llir.t. No. 13, HeliilLglurd
VILLAGE OFF1CKHS:
K. Kohtrer (chairman) . Trustee
J. W. Neon
I). II. Grtawud
IV. II. Marstelhr
S. I). Manilla
L. J. sijoinoiis ( lb rk
lw is (,-l liu h Treasurer
SCHOOL OFKICEHs:
J. W. sscott Diriidor
II. L. stii uck Mialerator
I-i w is 1 A: I i ul1 I) . Treaaurur
TF.HMSOFCOrHT:
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llt ltCIIK.S AND SOCIFT1F.S.
Mc Ihcli-t Suiidny School meets every tun
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J. K. .M.iKsri:i.l.KK, W . II. dvis,
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JKKHY liCsK I'OS'f, No. SC., G. A. II.
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