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Mr. DavlB can just tia rcnBontilil :
declare hlmuolf as Htandlng ttrrnly 01
the Hllver side of the democratic plal
lorm , and this would make matter
tilmpler.
The way Uie HusBlnns liavo boon
luring the Japanese on to their doom
IB nn art of war that appears to he
more disastrous to the hirers than to
the lured.
President Roosevelt's surprlno party
tyIs scheduled to take place on the
27thr when the news will he gently
broken to htm that he was made the
nominee of the Chicago convention.
Inasmuch as Judge Parker takes
a horsebtck rldo every morning , the
cartoon of the man on horseback
which the democrats have been
working the limit will now have to
be retired or substituted.
Premier Lnurlor has advised the
Canadians to prepare to whip the
United States , but In the face of this
dire threat the United States has not
BlunU off Into the gulf of Mexico , but
continues a sort of existence , wait
ing for the end.
The real Issue for the Nebraska
opponents of republicanism is to
be fought out on August 10 , when it
will bo determined whether the
democrats who want to fuse can co
erce the populists Into their way of
thinking on the subject.
The government has called in all
the flO.OOO bills and there is now
but one out. There Is ti suspicion
that someone has got it , but haste
is made to divert suspicion from the
treasury department of this olllce. It
has not been seen about here.
When Mr. Bryan and his party
word assaulting plutocracy hip and
uii U iuc. > mm uu uiuuun ui i\iiuttiut >
that It would some day Invade de
mocracy and take the whole works ,
or they might have spoken with a
softer accent and a different inflec
tion.
The Western Laborer , published at
Omaha , announces Its Intention of
supporting and working for the re
publican national ticket. It has been
one of the leading exponents of the
cause of unionism for many years ,
nnd during the past two campaigns
has been an ardent supporter of Mr.
Bryan. Frank A. Kennedy Is the
editor.
The city man's idea of being rich
is to own a farm run by a hired man
and his wife , whore the town man
may visit as often as ho wants to ,
stay as long as ho desires and send
the children when they are desired
out of the way , while the country
man who has accumulated wealth on
the farm makes haste to secure an
Interest In the city that will give him
an excuse for frequent intermingling
with the urbanltes.
In its gyrations in the plltlcal are
na the democratic party is throwing
much of Its strength In the way of
the republicans and if it continues
changing a few moro times there
will not bo enough of the party loft
for a respectable funeral. When Mr.
Bryan secured control of the machin
ery two years ago a large number of
democrats flocked over to the re
publican side of the fence , and this
year with the gold men taking con
trol | herehave ( been numerous other
democratic losses and republican
gains. Four yours hence Mr ( , Ilryan
lopofl to again gc't In the ' .Middle , tluin
hero will bo other changes among
ho rank and file and If the thing con-
Imio * long otioiiKh there will be no
mrty nt all loft nnd the rgpubllcuim
ivlll bo supreme In dommnnd of the
itullllcnl Hold.
AVhllo chlof Interest In the political
content centers In the battle to be
'ought ' otlt by the republicans and
: ho democrats , there Is a certain In-
; orest In the battle between the two
mlddlewclKhts , the populists nnd the
prohlbltlonlHts and there IH consid
erable of a chance for a hot whether
Watson of Swallow will come out
winner. There would bo no question
about It n few yours ago , but the pop
ulists have been helping democracy
to Hwnt Its big antagonist for so
long that there Is some doubt of Its
present strength.
The estimate of 70,000 registrations
for a chance nt the South Dakota
land drawing appears to have been
none text small with moro than 01 ,
000 now registered In nnd the last
four days of the registration season
to bo heard from. At the rnto the
lust week has started In , It appears
likely that before the end of the
week nbout 100,000 will have left
their names with the clerks at the va
rious towns for n chance at the 2,000
homesteads that are to be given to
the lucky holders of numbers at the
price of | 4 per acre.
It was reported quite generally
that Sunday was a quiet day both nt
Sagamore Hill nnd Rosemont. It
may bo dllllcult to believe , but Inas
much as It Is asserted In papers that
have no streak of yellow In them ,
and from correspondents reputed to
bo reliable nnd conservative , It Is
probably true that neither President
Roosevelt nor Candldnto Parker
stood on the housetops and cried out
their political opinions , nor did they
make much noise In the barn when
currying the horses for the drive to
church. If the dispatches continue
as Interesting during the campaign
as they have started out from the
homes of the presidents , there will
soon ho n retiring of the war news
nnd other matter ordinarily consider
ed sensational , to n rear page of the
publications.
The registering for homesteads on
the Rosebud will close with Saturday
night and the books will be packed
up and hiked away for the drawing ,
to take plaso the next Thursday.
After that the fellows who have been
registering will have time to take a
look at the country surrounding Bono-
steel nnd they cannot fnll to be nt-
trncted by the flno prospects In north
Nebraska. It Is believed that there
will bo 70,000 people registered , giv
ing them one chance In thirty of
drawing a farm , but as nil are well
convinced that they will hold lucky
numbers It will not do much good to
show them the Inducements about
this country until after the drawing.
Then about twenty-nine out of the
thirty should bo ready to take advan
tage of some of the flattering offerIngs -
Ings In realty In this section.
When the Parker men have gone
In for control , In a majority of Instances -
stances they have captured things In
such an emphatic way that there has
been no prospect of even an Inter
esting fight. At St. Louis it was ex
pected that there would be a merry
contest when the convention assem
bled , but there was disappointment
to those who expected something In
tensely Interesting and the reorganlz-
ers had things their own way so
emphatically that the proceedings
were tame. The snmo thing has
happened In Iowa. Preceding the
convention there was every promise
of a bloody battle for control of the
convention but before It had met the
matter had been so emphatically set
tled In favor of the gold element that
the sliver men cut no figure at all.
They have a way of sapping the In
terest from a convention that Is not
exceeded even by the republicans.
Mr. Tibbies says very emphatically
that the populists of Nebraska can
not "bo coaxed , forced , coerced or led
into supporting or co-operating with
men that support Parker. " This
sounds all right and it may bo right ,
but H was evidently said In a burst
of independence without consulting
the men who have so long been
coaxed , forced , coerced or led into
doing just what the democrats lay
down for them to do , and when they
meet with the dominating party in
Lincoln on August 10 a few love pats ,
a llttlo nicely applied flattery and a
roseate picture of how good the popu
lists should feel if they succeeded in
electing a democvrat to office , will
probably change the entire arrange
ment of the Independent editor , nnd
he will find his warmest admirers
whooping it up for Parker and Davis
before the campaign has well com
menced , t
The next battle IB duo to trllto place
nt Lincoln on ( ho tenth of Augunt.
Judge Pnrker has proven that the
cut ling not got his tongue In several
and varied Incidents recently.
There nre not PO many Nebraska
farms on the market that the Invest
or can afford to puss up n good chance
when he gets It. ' , ,
The Rosebud may be on the boom ,
but that is not thu nolso heard over
the Nebraska hills and valleys It Is
the booming of the corn crop.
When ( hero Is anything real Inter
esting from the fnrenst some knocker
chimes along alter It nnd proves Unit"
It was nil n lie from start to finish
and sideways.
Nebraska Is blossoming as the rose
and the people are feeling very
clover too clever to vote for a re
turn of Clovelandlsrn tinder the name
of Parker ntid Davis.
Mr. Urynn says ho will vote for
Parker nnd Davis , but nt the name
time gives notice Hint he will have
a long and sharp knife out and ready
for UHO four years hence.
Russia Is assuming a good deal
of risk of running Into further trouble
by stopping the ships of neutral nn
lions on the high seas and searching
them for whatever mny bo of ndvan
tngo In the prosecution of their war
with Japan. '
The knowledge that Parker Is the
preferred candidate of Wall street
and that he Is a declared admirer of
the gold standard , will not help hln
in the least In the west. Nor will II
materially assist In securing the
votes of the "common people" In the
east.
In politics the movement appears
to he all in one direction. Scores of
democrats are deserting the party
that chose a gold standard candidate
but was afraid to say a word In Its
platform on { he money question , and
with few exceptions they announce
that they will support Roosevelt and
Fairbanks nnd will hereafter be
found affiliating with the party that
speaks out on public questions and
settles them In a manner that never
falls to bring popular approval.
The democrats will not need to go
out among the "common people" to
solicit subscriptions to their cam
paign fund as Mr. Dry an was compelled
polled to do during his two battles
against monopoly , plutocracy and
Imperialism. Wall street will look
nfter the barrel and it will doubtless
bo n larger barrel than the committee
has had at its command since Cleve
land was elected president.
The World-Herald and other papers ,
as well as the democratic orators will
need to trend very lightly on the
"railroad candidate" pedal this fall
If they remain loyal to the St. Louis
ticket. With the president of a rail
road , coal mine operator and multi
millionaire as candidate for vice-
president the democrats will need to
be quite mum on things that have re
ceived noisy and constant attention
during other campaigns.
It Is a cruel joke these recent
years to pin n democrat down and
make him explain why he is a demo <
crat. He mny have quite firm convic
tions on Important national questions
occasionally , but the next time he
turns around he Is likely to find that
they have been snatched from him
and an entirely different set substi
tuted , and n set that is just the oppo
site of the former set that he has
sworn to love and cherish during his
natural life , and may be longer.
Mr. Bryan may not say so , or even
believe so , but there are many people
ple who 'Will believe for him , that
he would not be keenly enthused over
the returns If the "reorganized"
democrats should show an Increase
over the vote he received either four
or eight years ago. Certain it Is
that he has numerous admirers who
believe that democracy has made a
mistake in turninghim down and out
nnd , thlnU thnt the.returns will prove
it when the proper time comes.
Tnnunany may be out of the nn
tlonal political game if there is not
something in the way of recognition
coming soon from Esopus. This
would be a disaster that could not
easily be overcome. Tammany hns
so long held n front rank In the demo
cratic vanguard that it will seem
qulto oppressive to bo crowded out
of the present contest , but the demo
cratic candidate is right if ho does
not give the organization recognition.
Since it has acquired a reputation Its
support Is more disastrous than its
opposition.
Two weeks from today Norfolk will
have as its guests the members of
the Nebraska State Volunteer Fire
man's association and the running
toning that will compute for the purs
es to be given. It In one of the most
linportmit meetings of the state this
yonr and the people here will en
deavor to see thnt tholr visitors are
BO well entertained that they will
wish to coino again. Decorations of
n pleasing and elaborate nature will
undoubtedly bo used and the people
will tyi In the most cheerful nnd erf-
tortnlnlng mood ,
Mr IJrynn found a number of prin
ciples in the democrntlc platform
tbnt were sufficient to influence his
loyalty. Had he looked further he
would have found many moro of the
new democracy's Ideals embalmed In
the platform of the people's Independ
ent party from which they were
originally swiped , and he should have
been able to stand on that platform
without nn npology nnd been with his
truest friends. It Is suspected that
he was looking for Influence and pop
ularity with a keener eye than he
was looking for principles and
friends.
The national democratic commit
tee has fixed It all right with Mr.
Bryan or think they have. They
promise that if he will be good , elect
a democratic legislature In Nebraska
and get the consent of the members
of that body and their votes , he may
be the Nebraska senator to succeed
to the position of Senator Dietrich.
It is a most flattering Inducement and
Mr. Bryan is expected to go after it
with n considerable degree of avidity ,
but he has not yet sntd that he would
see to It that Nebraska went demo
cratic , especially on the legislative
mill nf ( tin ( lr > 1 't.
The eastern gold bugs are not
pleased with the omission of the
money plank from the St. Louis plat
form , neither are the western silver
Ites , and the party and Its candidates
are getting keen thrusts from both
wings of democracy. With parties-
like with men , the firm , fearless one
that speaks out on Important ques
tlons may have enemies but It like
wise has friends and even the enemies
can admire Its fearless attitude. The
democracy will find when the votes
are counted in November , that it has
made another mistake fatal to party
success.
Frank J. Mann , chairman of the
democratic party for an Indiana coun
ty , for four years , and in 1900 candi
date for attorney general on the
democratic ticket , is nmong those
who have declared that they cannot
vote for Parker and Davis , and ex
coriates both platform and candi
dates. While hundreds have an
nounced themselves against the tick
et who have been for it during pre
vious years , there appears to be a
lack of those declaring their admira
tion for Parker and Davis and the
platform , and if there are such they
are keeping very quiet nbout It and
are evidently ashamed of their po
sition on the question.
Belle Fourche will soon be attract
ing a share of the prospective set
tlers of South Dakota with the irriga
tion project that Is being handled by
the government , and other portions
of the west will shortly be appealing
to those who want to own farms in
the same way. The prospects a'e
'nost Mattering that , during the no t
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locade , with the opening of fertile
usorviillona to settlement , the ere *
ting of section homesteads and the
ilnclng of HGtnl-arld lands under Irri
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fttlon of the wofet will bo Increased
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The > Vord-Hornld ) Is ( julio anx-
ous about the fusion end of the deal
state offices and a considerable
lortlon of the valuable space that
might be used In assaulting the re-
uibllcnn ramparts Is just now being
ised In an endeavor to convince the
Hipullsts that , though the democrats
are fully divorced In the national no-
Itlcal life , there Is yet reason why
hey should continue to help the
lemocrats In their endeavors to get
illlce. The argument Is quite appeal *
ng , but there are many populists
who are sick of the whole fusion
justness and if the leaders of their
party endeavor to make them sup-
lort democrats for state ofllce after
what has been done in the national
convention at turning down every
thing popullstlc , Including Mr. Bry
an , they will have nothing to do with
olther party. Then , too , they reraem-
ler that on state matters the demo
crats have not shown the love for the
populists that they profess. With
the populists party the stronger of
the two when the fusion deal was at
llrst proposed , they find that the
democrats have somehow managed
to secure the majority of the best
olllces , and that when a populist was
named he has quite regularly trailed
along behind the balance of the tick
et , indicating frequently that while
the democrats desire the support of
the populists they have refused reci
procal treatment. Mr. Tibbies , the
populist candidate for vice president ,
has taken a stand against fusion , and
It remains to be seen whether the
World-Herald can Influence the par
ty to the extent of turning down their
national representative in the coming
convention on August 10. The demo
crats may offer something a little ex
tra as an Inducement for fusion be
cause of the apparent Indifference of
the populists , but In the end the same
old results will probably be attained
und the populists will lose a little
more of their prestige and standing
as a party. They count a great deal
on the republicans being dissatisfied
with their ticket , but they will find
that In a presidential year , with a
majority so strongly republican In
the state that the state ticket will
not be a great ways behind the na
tional ticket when the returns are
counted.
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There is only one way to cure deaf
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and when It Is entirely closed , deaf-
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flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition ,
hearing will be destroyed forever ;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
t'Hiarrh , which Is nothing but an in-
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nervous system. A few doses give imme
diate relief. Try it at our expense.
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