The Conservative *
BURYING THE FALSE PROPHETS.
As Dr. Bryau sits iu his $ { 5,000
stable and rubs the nook of his $300
heifer while fcho carpenters are work
ing upou his $35,000 residence , ho
can , no doubt , truly sympathize with
his prophet , Senator J. K. Jones , of
Arkansas , who was buried out of
sight by an almost unanimous vote
of the democrats of his state last
Saturday at the primary elections
when candidates for the next legisla
ture were selected and who will elect
Jones' successor to the United States
senate. Ex-Governor Olarke was
Jones' opponent and Olarko will have
90 out of 132 votes on joint ballot.
Surely Dr. Bryan ought to begin
to understand the signs of the times
that the democratic party has written
upon the political wall. Bryan and
Jones have each worked the demo
cratic party for a pretty good sized
fortune \vhilo denouncing the wrongs
of the downtrodden masses from the
roar end of a Pullman , making
frantic swings for the under jaw of
all kinds of plutocracy and combines
except those controlled by them
selves.
Slowly , but with great certainty ,
the ro-oslablishment of the old demo
cratic party is coming , and before the
campaign of 1904 is inaugurated the
party will be fairly back again to
the point whore the kidnaping took
place in 1898 and the contaminating ,
belittling and sacrificing influences of
corrupt fusion will have boon na
tionally condemned , damned and
kicked out. Populism and fusion is
decently dead and expunged from
democratic doctrines except in a few
benighted localities in Nebraska , and
its burial here would have taken
place a year ago had it not boon for
the persevering qualities of Dr.
Bryan who has been constantly ap
plying his electric battery to the
corpse , making it wiggle and kick oc
casionally. These antics the good
Doctor believes resemble life suffi
ciently to fool both populists and
democrats. The great leaders and
the great papers of the party are
aligning themselves with the tradi
tions of the democratic party , and
the time is rapidly approaching for
a general overturning and wiping
out of the false doctrines and imprac
tical notions of popism that have-
boon pasted onto the principles of
tru government by the manipulation
of the Nebraska Doctor
Throughout the south , the east ,
the north and the great west the tide
is rapidly changing and iu 1904
Doctor Bryan's popism will hold
about the same relation to the demo
cratic party as does Jim Weavorism.
Lot the glad day appear. Kearney
( Neb. ) Democrat.
AS USUAL.
The Quill acknowledges the receipt
of ouo measly package of garden
seed , retail prioo about 8 cents , from
the department of agriculture
through the pull our congressman has
at Washington. Thanks. Our gar
den was planted long before the seed
arrived and as it is past planting
time they are worthless. If Con
gressman Robinson will induce the
department to send a stamp wo will
gladly "report the results" as re
quested. Sohuylor ( Nob. ) Quill.
CORRECTLY ANSWERED.
Up at the High School , they have
adopted the plan of calling the pupils
Mr. and Miss. The other day one of
the teachers called one of the pupils
Mr. Ooldhammer. The teacher called
the name several times , but the boy
paid no attention. At last he asked
the boy what was the matter ; why
ho didn't answer when called.
This is what the boy said : "My
name is not Mr. Ooldhammer ; my
name is Honry. My father's name
is Mr. Ooldhammer , and he is at
homo , and sends mo here to study. ' '
Atohison Globe.
THE PRESIDENT IN THE SOUTH.
The welcome which Mr. Roosevelt
has received at Charleston and the
impression produced by his presence
and his finely conceived remarks
there will remain among the notable
events in the history of the present
administration. There is no more
doubt of the sincerity of the presi
dent's welcome by the South Carolinians
linians than there is of the sincerity
of his utterances to them. It was
an occasion which brought the heart
of the North and the heart of the
South nearer together. Now YorK
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Sun.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c.
Parties writing to advertisers
will please mention The Conservative.
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have no effect on
harness treated
with Eureka Har
ness Oil. It resists -
sists the damp ,
keepstheleath-
cr soft and pli
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do not break.
No rough sur
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and cut. The
harness not
only keeps
looking like
new , but
wears twice
as longby the
use of Eureka
Harness Oil.
Sold
everywhere
in cans
all sizes.
Made by
Standard Oil
Company
Wou/dYou
knowingly buy unclean
groceries for your tableT
How under the sun can bulk
coffees constantly exposed
to dirt and dust be clean )
Lion Coffee
comes in sealed pound
packages only , thus in
suring freshness , strength ,
flavor and uniformity.
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the estate of Donald Mac-
Cuaig , deceased.
Notice is hereby given , that the creditors of
said deceased will meet the executrix of said
estate , before mo , County Judge of Otoe
County , Nebraska , at the county court room ,
in said county , on the 4th day of Juno , 1002 , on
the 4th dev of August , 1002 , on the 4th day of
October , 1002 , at 2 o'clock p. m. each day , for
the purpose of presenting thefr claims for ex
amination , adjustment and allowance.
And the executrix is hereby ordered to post
a copy of this notice at the following places in
said county , to-wit :
One at the court house in Nebraska City ,
one at office of National Starch Company , one
at Merchants National Bank , one at Otoe
County National Bank , and file due proof of
the same with the County Judge , on or before
the first day of hearing above given.
Six months are allowed for the creditors to
present their claims , and one year for the exe
cutrix to settle said estate , from the 3rd day of
April , 1902.
This notice will be published in The Con
servative for four weeks successively , prior to
the 4th day of June , 1903. < * * ? *
Dated at Nebraska City. Neb. . April'Brd ,
1002. WM. HAYWARD ,
Apr 10 4w County Judge.
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