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P. C. Piiaiies, Editor.
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eoondnlnMianll matter.
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Fiiriilnticd on Hipllcntloti.
TELEPHONE, SEVEN -' TWO
Nebraska's senators captured
committee ehulinianshlps.
Hvo
MeHolidjjy
Sonntor Dietrich still maintains his
innocence and declares Unit public
trlnl will roiiiplotoly exonerate him.
It Unbuilt time for tlio Good Uoads
Association to vido up, ir anything U
to bo done boforo bad weather sots In.
Tlio lecepthm accorded Mr. Hi. van
In England should bo gratis ing to alt
Nobraskans regatdloss of political af
filiations. Tlio validity of tlio now revenue law
has boon sustained by tho supremo
court commissioners, with tlio excep
tion of tlio clauses relating to foreign
insurance, companies.
It is rumored lu eastern society cir
cles that Miss Alice Roosevelt, daugh
ter of tho Presldont, Is to marry
Arthur Iselln, son of C. Oliver Iselin,
the famous yachtsman.
Senator Morgan i9 still harping on
tlio subject of tho Nieatagua canal.
Ho joins tho Colombians in accusing
tho United States government of fos
tering tho Panama revolt.
Hoports from Washington indicate
that United States Distiiet Attorney
W. S. Summors will continue to hold
his otllco, at least until after the
Dietrich case 1ms been disposed of.
Congressman Burkott's senatorial
Imotn is assuming largo proportions,
and should tho members of the legis
lature be as liberal with tholr votes as
the newspapers aro with their support,
his election will be unanimous.
Tlio rapidity with which tho reports
of strained relations between Ktissia
and Japan aro received and denied Is
only equalled by tho slowness of tho
Russians in carrying out tholr prom
ises regarding tho evacuation of Mau-churia.
Senator Now hinds' resolution invit
ing Cuba to como into tho Union as a
stato, Porto Rico to form n county of
tho stato of Cuba, is taken seriously
by no ono lu tills country and is tho
cause of much mirth among tho Porto
Ricnus.
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at your (Iroccr'n.
one man to block legislation by ob
jecting to a measuio coining to a vote
is pernicious and should be abolished.
Just because Senator Morgan's pet
measure, the Nicaragua canal bill, has
been pigeon-holed by tho senate com
mittee on lutcr-occanic canals, should
not give him the light to delay action
on other important matters.
d tribute
American
tlio most
who ever
day, was
jealousy
With a tri-weekly, two soml-wceklies
and a couple of weekly papers, Hod
Cloud would seem to bo fairly well)
supplied with nowspapers Howovor,
tlio fools aro not all dead, and it is not
altogether unlikely that some follow
with more money than souse will soo
in Red Cloud a Hold for a daily uowsj
paper.
It is hinted that Mark Hauua's re
mark concerning tho position of a cer
tain plcturo on tho walls of his otllco
was misquoted. Ho hid not say "bo-
tweou tho pictures of Rosewater and
McKlnley," but "between tho pictures
of McKlnley and Roosevelt." Someone
was evidently endeavoring to "jolly"
Editor Rosewater of tho Boo.
Tlio game law passed at tho session
of 1000 protecting quail until Novem
ber 1 of tills yoar was a wise moasure,
as is shown by tho largo inereaso in
tho number of quail to be seen in a
trip through tho country. The quail
season closes on tho 110th of this
month and w 11 not again be open
until November I of next year.
Tho vuto on tho Cuban reciprocity
bill will go over to tho tegular cessoin
ofCongiess. Tho absurd rule of the
United States Senate which permits
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Tardy Justice to Paul Jones.
Senator Lodge's resolution to pro
vide f r the discovery of tho gravo of
John Paul Jones and mark It with a
lilting monument is a bclnt
to tho most remarkable of
naval commandors if not
daring tight r on tho sea
lived
Paul Jono", in ids own
crushed and impoverished by
in tlio naval department.
After winning, under tho most ad-vor-o
circumstance, tho most brilliant
victoribs ever gained on tlio seas, ho
was forcod to turn to Franco and t
Russia sor recognition
John Adams of Massachusetts ap
pears to have beon bittorly opposed to
Jones, characterizing him as ambitious
and intriguing nnd referring to him as
a foroiguor from tho south (Virginia),
arrogating to himself tho merit that
belonged to Now Englnud sailors, and
tho influences exerted by Adams wore
sufllclont to doprivo tlio greatest of the
lighting sailors of tho revolution of
tho honors ho had won.
Franco voted Jonos a gold nnd jew
oled hllted sword for his niBguiflrout
services for tho American colonists,
but tlio colonists thomsolves gave him
nothing but envy and uegloct.
Seems tragical, doesn't it?
But it seems to bo typical of tho
naval department Tho gallaiit Do
cattir shitrod a little bettor fute. Com
modore Truxton of tho Constellation
was court martlaled. Admiral Schley
but overybody romombors how pub
lic opinion alono saved him from be
ing damned by olllcial envy nnd
malice.
But Jonos, in spito of tho olllcial
ban, has lived in tho hearts of the
Amorirau people Every schoolboy
rovols in his memory today, while the
olllcial favorites who crowded him
down aro forgotten.
Is It not ou rocord tha overy one of
tho thirteen federal ships was cap
tured by tho British, while Jones was
tho only one of tho Amerlcau com
mauders who galnod any victories on
tho sea during tho war for Independ
ence, all the other distinguished ma
rine exploits being achioved by privateers?
Llttlo wondor that his memory was
not buried with him lu h s obscure
grave and that olllcial envy could not
effectually cloud his glorious career!
Tho Am rican people lovo fair play
They look beyond tho gold braid and
tho padded reports for leal heroism.
And now, 110 years aftor Paul Jouos
died In a strange land, in obscurity and
poverty, a Now Knglaud senator pro
poses that a monument bo built to
ids memory
Well, no monument is n eoed to at
test Paul .limes' greatness But lot us
I build ono in attest to the world our
appreciation and our worthiness t f
him.
Let it be a monument not only to
him but to oursolves His immortal
fame is safe without It. But our senso
of justice and fairness needs some
most substantial manifestation
tell him how you wcro Into at tho ot
llco several times nnd so lost out, al
though it was entirely the fault of tho
unruly alarm clock Don't tell him
that you have a habit of sending in
wotd that you are sick and can't work
every tinio you have a bit of cold or
pain lu your stomach.
I If you do, he'll bo bored, nnd lin'll
set you down as a living, walking hoo
doo a man that ho doesn't want
about tho place. You'll do well to
conceal your faults and register an In
ward vow to duo them.
j No, tnko oir your hat there is noth
ing but courtesy lu the action look
the man straight in tlio eye and tell
him what you know you can do. Tell
him you want an opportunity to show
that you can deliver tho goods. An
swer his questions truthfully and lei
him know that at heart you arc a tiuo
man,
And don't teaso. When ho says "No!"
It, Is time for you to get out. You can
always go again, you know. You can
keep on applying for that position,
and it is almost certain that you will
land in some capacity mid tho coveted
chance will bo yours.
Remember, tho whlnor Is a beggar.
Ho may get alms, but seldom consider
ation or respect, and rarely a position.
There aro mighty fow employers who
will not glvo a frank, decent, aggress
ive and courteous young man a hearing.
Overcoat
Pleasures
These Kuppenhoimcr Overcoats are real pleasures. It's
a pleasure to buy them. It's a pleasure to sell them. It's
a pleasure to look at them. It's a pleasure to put one on.
It's the greatest pleasure to wear them. If you haven't tried
a Kuppenheimer overcoat you haven't really known overcoat
excellence. They cost a trifle more than the no-name cheap
kinds, and about one-half as much as tailor-made. Our
showing of the new fall styles will educate and please you.
If you buy them they'll please you more.
Bcckwilh, Wescott 8 Storey
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We know what all good doc
tors think of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Ask your own doc
tor and find out. He will tell
Cherry
Pectoral
you how it quiets the tickling
throat, heals the inflamed
lungs, and controls the
hardest or coughs.
,r Ajcr't Cherry Pectoral U well known lu
our family. W e think It It tha butt moJicluo
In the world for rouchi and coldt."
Kati l'iTKitON,l'eu!um, Cl.
5V..Sic..fl W. J.CaYKRCO.
All druifnUU . l.owi.11. Miti
Don't Be a Vihlncr.
A writer in tlio Saturday Evening
Post tolls of an applicant for a jhisI
ttou who approached a politician and
detailed at length ids misfortunes and
troubles, after tho politicl m had al
ready given him a promise of employ
ment. Tho politician withdrew his
promise and said: "1 don't want you.
1 nover biro hard luck people, and
especially the kind who talk about
It."
Thoro is some hard senso in that
The Machlnc-Madc World.
Tlio conviction seems to bo general,
and justified, that this is soon to be
come a world of machinery
Indeed, it has become such to a
marvelous extent alroady, as regards
all essential affair-, from tlio manipu
lation of politics down to the sowing
on of buttons
If tho progress of invontion in tho
last 100 years bo any indication, no
strained imagination is rcqttirod to
soo that Hying machinos will some day
bo as common as oibs aro now, that
books and newspapers will .bo super
seded by machines of tho telephonic
nnd phonographic species, and that
the human anatomy, by distiso of tho
physical and dovolopment of tho men
tal, will ovolvo a mero brain box.
It Is to bo supposed that it will be a
world in which everything will bo so
perfectly ordcrod that It will run liko
a well-oiled machine
Thoro will, of courso bo no poverty
and no crime, and overybody will be
supremely comfortable
And uuspoakably bored.
Strange isn't it? how wo madly
strive for mechanical inventions to
secure us further ease, and thou, for
our happlnos, revel in the memories
of our early days, when these things
woro unknown and life was sweetened
and glvou meauing by hardships and
privations.
What priuco of wealth, with all tho
now-faugled machine comforts that
money can command, does not look
back to his boyhood days ou tho farm
with tho samo warm corner Ly the
kitchen stove in tho fall, as tho only
titno of g'-nnlne, sou'-sat sfying com
fort lu all his successful life?
For romance that api eals to the
heart do we not turn to tho rich old
days of stage coaches and tallow can
dles, of tho spinning whool-and tho hoe
and tho sioklo?
l'hero Is little doubt that the man
who can imagine the machine made
world of tho future would rather die
than live in It
A world where everything is combin
od and used for some coldly practical
end, where the stimulus of want and
ambition does not exist, where plea
sure, not being productive, is of course
unkuown, nnd where science has total
ly eclipsed romance would not such a
world bo very soon peopled excluslvel)
by lunatics?
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A Curious Interpretation.
Ex-Senator W. V. Allen, according
to newspaper interviews, does not re
gard tlio Nebraska election as a dofeat
for the populist party, but purely and
simply a setback for tho democratic
p irty. Tho ox senator, howovor, does
not discloso tho mental processes by
which ho arrives at tills conclusion,
mid his reticence on this phase of tho
matter Is prudent. The broad fact is,
of course, that tho election is a tre
mendous defeat both for the populists
and democrats of Nebraska. They
were tiultad; they were fused; they
made common cause; they supported
the samo ticket as fusionists. As fu-
slonlsts they woro signally tlefeated by
tho iepublicatis.
But an even more slugtilnr expres
sion of belief on tho part of tho ox
senator, that tho Nebraska populists,
whilo supporting separate and antag
onistic national tickets will noxt year
fuso ou stato aud local tickets. It
would thus appear that fusion or antl
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lug ou what the populists may do tin
dor Mr. Bryan's manipulations. Lin
coln Daily Star.
Atchison Globe Sl&hts.
How often you hear a man say:
wasn't my fault."
It
If tho people of this country want
liberty, tlioy'd hotter move.
ATopoka Birdio is tryiug to wipe
out tho pa-t by signlug hor namo
Birdenia.
An Atchison fool Is so intensely dlsa
areeablo that no confldonco mnn will
talk to him long enough to rob him.
When a woman begins to speak of
herself as "We mothors and sisters,"
hor family wants to look out for her.
Ono of tho proudest young men in
town has reason to be proud. Ho is
supporting his mother, and is doing it
it well.
Most of the wood Mlssourians aro
delivering in Atchison Is not four feet
long: but we havo to take it, or get
licked.
We will agreo to tako auy patent
modioino that will cure that tired feel
ing superinduced by rtadlug of the
Fair estate.
There seom to bo two extremes and
no medium to this rugbuslnsss; either
the dust must remain in a rug or it is
shaken to piecos in getting it out.
There aro no more serious scandals ,
at any time in Atchison thaa that one
woman kept too long the preserving
kettle she borrowed from her neigh
bor. We have notlred that the very poor,
hose incomes are so limited as to no
comitate old clothes, never give a
tackoy party as their form of amuse
ment
Our heart goes out to the Congrega
tionalists: When they advertise, they
have to pay for a whole line every
time they use the word "Congrega-tionalists."
Instead of letting a conceited man
run along iu his miserable way, every
one ho comes iu contact with should
glvo him both barrels. A few weeks of
this trea ment would cure him.
'1 hero are lots of pangs iu mother
life. Ono is when tho baby's foot bo
gins to get large, aud is no longer a
baby's.
Thero isu't anything liner than tho
prldo parents tnko in tholr children,
or nnvthlnff moro pitiful when tlio
childicu don't deserve it.
An mini' rried man perhaps may
think that tho greatest thing iu tho
world is lovo, but tho battle scarred
vetorn of matrimony thinks it Ispeaco
When a stranger calls on us wo nover
drag him around and lutroduco him to
tho 'business men." A stranger nover
likes It and the business mon don't
liko It.
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BUTCHERS.
TELEPHONE
Winter is Coming
and you will want a warm pair of SHOES.
I have what you wan in either Ladies' or
Men's sizes.
Warm Shoes
Felt Slippers
All sizes, extra large or extra small. Now
is the time to buy your Arctics. I have
now a larger stock of
Arties, Rubber Boots, German Socks,
etc., than I ever had before. I make a
specialty of extra large sizes of SHOES
sizes up to ii, 12 and 13.
He
Diederlch,
TRADERS LUMBER CO.
DEALER IN
Lumber and Coal,
BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC.
Red Cloud, - Nebraska.
Hard Coughs
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Ono of Ayer's Pills at bodtlmo will
hasten recovery. Gently laxative.
An Atchison girl is so away up in
the world that she finds fault, with tho
meals ou a diuing car. Heretofore a
meal on a dining car has been regard
ed by Atchison people as an event.
Nonsense rhymes have bocome tl re-
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SAY, niSTER!
fusion is a matter of "prluclple," so
There Is something for the young men J fnr as the populists nro concerned,
who search for employment to think Or is It possible that this Is tho ex-.
about. A smile is an asset for the senator's interpretation of Mr. Bryan's
man with ambltlou aud do3lro to do J design for the coming yoar.wheroln
something. Tho tear and tho whluo ' bo will himself bo fouud within tho ro
should bo left to tho professional beg-! organized democracy? He may reason
gur. that lie would thus be ablo to lead a
When you want a nlaco and have largor number of his populist follow-
ronehert tlm mini uim hires, don't ' lowers over Into tho democracy by ' SOmo but hero is a good ono: Thero
bother him with tho story or your past maintaining local fusion, although a j was a young man or Clyde, who at a
life. Don't tell him how you vero'separnto populist national ticket woro funeral was espied. When nskod who
forcod to work for ?7 a week aud lo-t nomlted. is dead? "I don't know," he said. "I
your job beeauso of favoritism. Don't' It Is likely ex"-Seuator Allen is llgnr- only came for tho ride."
Do you know that it will pay YOU, as
woll as US, to buy your Building Ma.
torlal antl Coal at ouryards? Not only
that our prlcos average lower, or at
least as low, as thoso of our competit
ors, but because wo tako especial caro
of nnd protoot all can be olassod as
REGULAR CUSTOMERS.
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Coal, Lumber,
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Ask todHy for Allen's Foot-Kuso, a
powder. It cures chilblain, swollen,
sweating, soie aching, damp feet. At
I all druggists and shoo storep, 25u, 12 4
To Cure A Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Brotno Quinine Tab
lots. All druggists refund the money
if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa
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