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, THE OMAI1A DAILY BEE
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. . , . n. nOHEWATln , Editor.
. . - puu.lsm : lvlmv MOnNING.
TImMS : 0 RU1SCIttPTION. ;
1al , flee ( Without Sunlt , ) . ) . One year . . . 8 0
3)aiIy Itee and f3unda' One Your . . . . . . . 10 (
Six 1M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & 0
Three Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . 2 ro
I4unday 1je. One You , . . . . . . . . 20
n . . . . .
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I1ttIFdAy 11. . On Year . . . . . . . . . " " . . . . 1M
- SAtrRY ike ( One ! Yor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . w
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oi'rici
OmRhB. Fhe flc' Bulkltng.
Soulh 'I ( . SinKer Ik , . Cor. N and 21h 811.
( nuncl huff , ' . 1 10rl St et.
( 'bIeao 051cc , I17 Cbnmber of Cnmmcr" .
New York. " 31 1. CInmbor I ' \ \ & . TrlhunO ijwg.
Washington. 101 I. HlroN N. V. ' .
COltltflSI'ONDINCE. :
COnlm5IONDJNCJ
- All communIontlnni relating to flew InI cdi- ,
tora Al matter Ihouhl I. RIlr.oJ To the Editor.
IUSINISS 1JTTIEtS.
, Al bUllnoM Irtou nnl rrmllRnool Ihou1 bo
nddru"1 to The flee I'uhllllnl comp n ) ' .
. Omnha. Irnfte. cloel(1 end , poslo"co orlot to
Ii be made ) aa1)Ie 10 tile nrdpr of the oomp' ' , , .
0 111)nhl. IIe
T1tI ) 13IE VUBLISIIINO COMI'ANL
p. 'J 1m l'UB.tSING
- STAT1MNT ! Ol C1flCUi.ATIO.
George 11. TzcIitick . , . of The Ue t'ub-
Oorlo I "Zchuek. l cr.tary 1.0 tuh-
. IllIlnl company. being dul , .worn. 1).f that
the nelunl numlrr of lull nn.1 conipIct . COl11el .
ff the Daily Morning , Ivcnlnl nn,1 , Sunln leo ,
r l.rlnl.1 durin/ the month of November , V.91 I , Wi
OR foliowe :
. nf 1. folowl . . . . . . 2).fr 10. . . . . . . . . . 2IIt
t. 2. . . . . . . . . . 21E7 17. . . . . . . . . . 21. r
3. . . . . . . . . 21,2\5 1. . . . . . . . . . 22li&
t 4. . . . . . . . . 21.ri 19. . . . . . . . . . 2J.I ) 4
ri. . . . . . . . . . . . 21r.11 N. . . . . . . . . . . I.cn
' . r. ( . . . . . . . . 21.13 21. . . . . . . . . , ' )
' . . . . . . . . . 31.2,1Q 22. . . . . . . . . . . 2.4:1
. 8. . . . . . . . . 2tft ) 21. . . . . . . . . 21.2H )
9. . . . . . . . . 24.T..V. 24. . . . . . . . . . 2),3'iS
10. . . . . . . . . 21,01 25. . . . . . . . . . 21.7M
II. . . . . . . . . . 21,11 . 20. . . . . . . . . 21J.123 '
1. . . . . . . . . . 2ID ' ? 27. . . . . . . . . . 20EG
r 1. . . . . . . . . . 21,001 2 1. . . . . . . . . . U.M8
1. . . . . . . . . . 2ttM2 21. . . . . . . . . . % 1,021
I. . . . . . . . . . 2.5iO , 3. . . . . . . . . ] G.92
. Totni. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . , G9G1
IcM ' lpiluctione for unrold ant returned
, I..q cOllies lucton" . . . . . . . . . unMI . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,282
; Tote ! ! M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C4.312
Daily average net circulation. . . . . . . . . . . . 21.612
: oioitt1t 11. TtCIiUCC.
1. CIUCK. .
Sworn to bcroro mn and .uhscrlbe In my pree-
me. . the ' 3.1 tIny of Der mhrr. 18II.
r . IRenl ( , ) 3 < N , P. FIEli : . Nolor ) ' Publc.
: Whnt has hnllelell to the WOIIdCL .
( til BnlmO'e : c l'ene ' IJlnl7
.
The hlRt W'fl3' to ge : I 1)IJlnr bait
l : : throl/h the n/"lcy of vestal sayIngs
; ' , baiikn.
, . Pl'eRllelt Clc\eln11 : wi now "hull
, , hack fleln ! that one great hlrlel ) his
- beel lfel f\m his hiotibders.
* 'Phe : \t'III R hi Is still slulherllg
In colmltee , a : 11 the IJ'osIiect ) nre :
good for n n unllhllhe sleep.
: Poltcal : weather lu'olJhets ) lay now
turn thlh' Itenton to IJ'ellctng ( the
. le of the neW JI'ench Ilnlstr ' .
1l1i1)etOt'Vibhiammm persists II referring
to "I ' army , " hut lie 1.111 ' IlermlLo
the leollle ) ) of Cellnl . : ' to SUIII ) ) ' thc
ftill(1S for Its .
, ' flnd fO' Is SIIIIJOI.t.
, . This Is the week that the leglslaturc
ou/ht to ICCOllllsh ) sOlethln , even If
, It toeR nothIng more thal kill off I lot
of the vicious bills that arc before It.
The county commissioners lust
tackle the queslon of coulty ei1I1)h03'eS' )
sallrles : , Ind It must tackle thol with
I a IJ'lnlng knife and not with I tier-
.
rick.
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, ) InRl'IUcO men InRlst that the valued
, polc ' hit' has . : been regularly evaded
, - by them" . If this Is true , timid the law Is
I eat letter , why are they so anxIous .
, ' to ripe It flol the statute books
Queer , IHn't It ! t , that the hends of the
various stale InstItutIons have so munch
, Imhlu bnslness to attend to at Lincoln
: whie time legislature Is In session , and
s lte to take them them at other .
'
: times ? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Senator 11 Is after democratic unity
now. A ltlo while ago he was after
the go\'el'nol'shll > of New York. I ho
i . Is 10 more successful this time he will
still have his seat In the senate to fallback
back on
. c I was really too much to expect our
friend .lerry Simpson to let so good ' an
f OIJIJorhmlty us that offered by thu.
: IIi'ooklyit strike go ly without
1aldng u play for a little povultc
: . political capital.
; The ChIcago 1m'nlt discourses leurn-
eily In IL ! recent Issue ullon "Sound
: Democratic 11'llalclerlng. " I Is need.
, less to say that no reference was mllu
to the domocl'nc management of the
nnUoual ' ' ' .
: nulonnl h'easl'
: Commissioner \Viliiamns' apology for
3 votng for the continuance of Superimi-
z ' tenllent Strylcer In charge of the county
; 110m' ) flu'l was quite In order. I wi
) not he the first '
apology he will have to
offer Co I' his nclon ,
: In the good old days before the rail-
roads mnllo theh' advent Into
(
t rondl Nohlslm )
f O'C' . ' Indlnn claimed to he ) IL chief mil
now every oIlier mini that solicits aid
rC for Nebl'nsla tmffm'el's claims to be
chul'man of Home relief coiumuissloii.
y The men who scent to stiffer most
; CI'OI thin hl'lshllll entailed hy the
' , lhi'ookiyit street railway strike IU time
'I 101bol'l ) of tlo social club known us
: time Se\I'nth regiimmemit who h:1o : been
cOllIlel to I'omnln wny train bionic
i : O"e' Sumitlay.
, : I any one l'un discover the useful
purpose which time secreuu'II's to the
. Stuto BOll of ¶ 1'ramisportation serve ,
h- ' let hll slwnk out. ' .Vliero II imo mOl'u
fr need for the state to PIY $0,000 { ) a year
L' 11 slhl'lel to the seclolm'les limit It II
to huy a tCth whecl to IL vagomm
I bglnl to look ' lS If Omaha were
Ii0W assured of nt least two molO
: ; theaters before the next HI'nHon ol'ens.
: 'ho 101 the luITlel' . Two . new the.
, ; . . ul'IS will only replace the two that
' 1110 . been . , Ilslroyml by lire. 1'\'C' : '
I . other city of Onuibia's size supports no
less than three play houseR , amid Omuha
; ought to 110 ! IIUlly ( us velI.
'
t , I anything 10'0 WC'O necessal'y to
, counsel retrenchment hi municipal ox-
- h.IlnlUm'es the amount of cullulUUlt
city taxes would be . ' ' .
us
: l.I . woull 1) enough. 'l'he pen.
ll ) of 11'lhHllene ' Is attaching
. to m'l' $2mOOo : ( ) although only
I , $ 25OOOO of this II comprised
11 the regular tax list 'l'ho
- t . , , 0 great bulk consists of special taxes for
' street hUIHoYlents , IUI will certainly '
ho Illl Just iK soon \8 time IJ"lurl ) '
owners are II condition to 110 so. Iii
? tim 1II'I'\'nl , however . u lh'elll ' of
, the bl11'I8 or general taxation would
. bo 1 welcome usllluuce ,
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TIm pnfSlMT Al'lJAS T co"om ss
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The RIdal message ! 'or lrrshcnt
(1\lold to congress , setting forth the
t'xlgommeies oC the treasury and urJIH
le ldllol to relieve tliemn . will comim-
Inll the thought ful attention of the
cOlntr ' . The condition dcsel'lhell hy I
the Ilrcsllllnt Is fatmilliar. All the fnl
contlhled In the message hrwu hel.n
eOimmlfltilIiCiltei to the public tlmroitghi
t'eaBU' I ' slntellentH nnd C111y COU'
lented 1101 In the press. It Is n
later of COl101 knowledge that the
gold obtained by the bust ilsSIO ; of
honds , hit little IOle thau two
mouths SIICl' . hns lenllr all been vhtii-
II'awl fl'OI the treasury 1111 that the
reserve Is again dOe , to the dintrer :
. 'fhc ' h ' which this drithmi
101nt. Process i)3 dmll
. .
1110n ) he treasury gold l : accOIIJlshel1
II wel Inllelttool1 TIme eastern !
'
hnlls have Ilruetcnlr slRllellleil gold
ll 'lelll and wi n\lher SUIJII ' gold
for shllllent abroad . nor for the pity-
lent or llIll.t ) ) duties. These 11sII'
tUIS hm'o now In cnorlOIS hoard of
time Ictnl , IJohnhly ) Hot less than $ ir , .
00,00 ( ( amid are still adding to It. 'l'ho
treasury Is forced to leut the foreign
IIenlt11 for gold and so long as ires .
emit cOHltoll COltnlu the govel'
lelt clm IWcll good its coin rc er\u
for thc rellullltol of Its paper hy a
lerlollcnl issue of bomids. ' 1hls Is 1
li'OCCSS which cal1ot he long Inll'
tnlnell vitiiout ' ' ' the
wlholt tl'loISI IIIHlllug
cI'ellt of the gO"U'llent mil IJodlc'
lug I disastrous Ilnnenl llic.
1a\111 clenrl' 1111 candidly do-
scrlhed the situation , the presIdent smig-
gesl lelSI'Us of I'dle In doing thl8
hu shows that ho huts lunlell little
from his study of this subject and
fl'OI the discussion I has received In
commgrem4s. lie 1"'OVoscs ) ) mill Issue of
bomids for the ' of redeeiiming
uOIIs 1II'IoSU ) Ieluuling
111 cnncelng the Uulell States . legal
tender noles and . the I'enRI.y notes
issued for the II'chase of SI\0' under
the law of 1890. Mr. Cleveland ought
to be aware of the fact that POltl- )
1011-
Inr sontnlnt Is ollsel to the with-
.
11mwal anti cancolntol of the green-
backs. ) and thnt boimmg the casu : It Is Idle
to Ilrulent the proposition to eOl ress.
There Is no real necessity for getting
rid of the Un led States legal tender
nolesl If congress will Inlw 1'10- ' .
vision for the ' to ob-
\Islon fO' ellhln ) ! trelJr
tnln a sure and steady gold income
those notes will cause no trolble , OI
this point the IreHldent mal.es the emily
really sl'ong suggestion In his mites-
sagu. : lie says : "As a conslnnt mClns
for the lalntenance of 1 reasonable
SIII\I ) ' of gold In the treasury duties
on ! n1lolts should be Iml1 In gold , allowing -
lowing all oilier dues to the govern-
lent to be lJ11 In any other form of
mone ' . " This would . be simply to re-
tm'n to the formuer practice mint ! wOlld
afford the treasury a certain gold Income
.
' of about 2OOOOOOOO. Per-
nnnunl aholt $20,00,000. Po.-
litmus I would not bo necessary to re-
( lure that more titan 7 pel' ) cent of
the duties be pall In gold , since that
nmollt . would doubtless be sulclent to
provide the treasury with all the gold
necessary to the mnintennnce of the
l'edum\ton reserve. As to the minor
features of the president's plan It Is
InnecessU1T to consider them , since
they are of no Importance apart from
the lending feature , and the whuthel'n
that IIY be regard us assured. In-
deed It hus already been plalnl Indicated -
cated 11 congI'ess that no such . propo-
sUlon will be seriously emmtertalned.
Everybody will , agree with the presl-
dent that the emergency Is very son-
oils amid appeals to the best wisdom
Ind the highest patriotism of congress ,
but outside of eastern banking circles
there will not be 1 very general sentiment -
mont II approval of the plan sug-
/estod by Mr. Cleveland.
TIlE O.INAL DIJL IN TilE HOUSE.
The Nicaragua canal bill has gone
to the housu and , the probable fate of
the measure In that body Is 1 mater
of Interest Time majority of ten by
which the bill passed the senate was
quI to IS large as Its advocates bad
hOllei for and slmowed . the effect of
their very ea1ost work. Time Inal
amulmelts to the leasure are liii-
llrtant ) und wi probably 'engthen I
In time house. Ono of these requires
that all material for time cannl shnl be
bought In the United States ; anothcr
gives thc Iu'esilolt ( the power to re-
moyo Iny of Uw directors Ippolnted
by him , amid still 110thm' 1'pYltes that
no mol thln ono del 1' In stock of
thu compnn shll be issued for every
dollar In utl mind II fnct eXlleltul
hy thc compnl ' . A II'o\lslon ) was also
Inserted reqllring contmcts to be let
to thu lowest reslJOlslhlc bidders after
111'crlsemont and lmitng time entire
Inolnt of wm'ds to $70,000,000. I
WIS furthO' IIrovI1ed that ito cont\ct
shall be annie with alY cOlllny In
which itmmy slocldlhlul' 01 director of
tIme canal comll\Y Is a mUlh0' 0'
director 01 Is 11 itiiy wise Inturested.
As IllBscd by time senate Ihu bill 1"0.
vltes thut the capital stock of the
\ [ arlllu Cllnl COIIn ' of Nicaragua
shal bo $100,000,000 Inll nllhm'lzcs tIme
cOlpany to issue $ iOOOOOOO , ! IIOI'HIl
11 gll'lteul : by the tleasm' ' of the
United Slates 111 secured by a first
11IIgngo emi all the II'Ollull ' of the
eOIIIU . 'ho Unll.l . State Is to no-
eeh'o $ iOOOOOO ) II stock of tIme comu-
Ilny ) , $ 2,5OOOOO Is to bo usel for tw (
uxtnglhtnent , of COI'lo. llslel of
stock 11 time cOIHI'lcon of the
clnul , anti the remaining $ 7,5OOOOO I :
to go to time go\crllul tH of Nicaragua
amid Costa mco. 'l'imeme are to ho lf-
teen directors of the ' .
dh'cctol cOIIIUI tel of
which shll ho a\olntell by time vresl-
dent with tint advice 1\1 conselt of time
' ' ,
soimitte. 'hc1 WIH nothing of a PII'U
Hln ehll'nctl'I' him the vote on time bill .
though time opposit hut WIS most largely )
11110 Ull of . tietnocrats. I t Is In . no
Henso 1 11n.t ) ' leasure , howC'e. its
most active CIUIUllols ) III Selltol'
Mor of Ahabaimma timid Semintor ' '
orgmtli Ailblmn 111 SelltOI lrye
of Mtiitie ( .
Thieve Is doubt as 10 whether the lull
lan bo Ilt thlou h time house , owing
to time sholt tmo l'l'lulllng 01' time ses
slon and time Jlohalll ' that i wil bo
shlrlJly Imtlgonlzel In that body . It . Is
possible thnt there In ) ; be a IIJo.J '
of representatives who are II favor oC
giving the enterprise . Homo sort of go\
m'l10lt HllIl01.t ulil aid 111 who ho-
hove that time cUlnl , If conslllctet ,
ought . to lu unllel' the control of this t
country , but It Is questionable whuthel'
n majority will bo COlll disposed to
involve the jo\rllclt In the project ,
tinder ] existing COltlton ( , to time extent
which the senate bill huropost's I Is
trite thnt time 11ISUrO appears to 1110'
, 'Ito alllle safeguards Ignlnst ally
boss hy time go'crlmell , but time well
fOlllell } ) olJllor distrust of sleh
schemes will be heetcd hy n great
mlty representatives . the numher of
which who will refuse to involve the
so\e1nlent at this time Is likely to ho
eOlnt large enough to defeat the bill
or to Ilrm'elt aetol 01 It nt this acs.
skim Such a result would he n serious
mnter , Ilerllls , for the investors II
ennl1 steel who are hOllll to recoup
tlels'h'cs through this iegishittiotm . hil
It would hardly l ho of any dlsnt\ntnge
to the cOlltr , ' .
MCnSl 'WNfl ) 1'UI SChOoLS'
Sonic weeks ago a resolution was In-
trOlucel1 II the Board of Education :
urgimig time clnctlent of n law tlmat . .
would tmlsfm' the revenue turh'ell.
fl'OI flues amid Icelses front the school
flnt Into semite other clianimel. Time
avowed moU'u for this 11'0110811ol was
the eUHllg up of the lhlc consclelce .
whIch revolts against edimeatiug otur
Im' ois ! ellucltlg Ot.
chltrel from the proceeds of time liquor
tltc ant flues hUloSellupol the cmliii-
11:11 : chlssel Alt now Mrs. AifmtV1I .
let harvey wants to start a crusade
agimlitst the rlsllg of blood mOle ' for
ell leu tola I II'PORUS , l'B , Ilr\'e '
tmikt' It UIOI herself to "cmiii upon
Chrlstln 1111 11111 people to arouse
fl'OI their lethnrg . to uct-Cud In the
l\lng Presemmt. ' For the sake or mothers
wlo hl'o chllh'cn to educate ; for time
sake of the noble teacherH who are
de\elollnl those . tender mhl1s ; fet the
Halw : of our grnld U1lcatolnl systemn
-11 public schools ; "OI' . the sake of
Got , let us purge our school system
fl'OI the blight hint ( hns so long his-
tened Itself \lon It. " She calls upon
the Board or Blhlcn tel "to sllil tl'l
for right and jlsUcu , Imowllj you will
ha\e the nprolJton oC Coil , a clear
conscience mind time people who nRI.et
you to cane for our schools. " Ia\lnJ
worked herself to the highest IJlch of
cnthuslasm , tIns. harvey concludes :
May God help us all to
Strike ! 'till the last armed foe expires ,
Strike ! for your altars and your fires ;
Strike I for tim green graves ol your sires
God and your native land.
This 11uotaton ( from Marco Bozzarls
hal : un In8vlrlng sound , but Inluntall '
hicks IPlllclton to time case In hnnd.
"lhe Boy Stood on the Burning Deck !
would have soundet equally wul If
sentmcnt were mill wu hl"u to deal
"iii'-
Let hook time matter '
us now mutel' squarely
In the face. The framers of our
state constuton grappled w'i this
question twenty years ago , IHI they
reached the conclusion that the rove-
mute derived from liquor license ant
police Rites coul go to no better lul-
pose than popular education , which Is
the lOSt 10tent agency against Intem-
penance , vice and crime. 'hey , thm'e-
fore , engrafted Into the constitution the
plYlslon under which such revenue
his 0'0' since been set apart for the 'I '
maintenance of public schools. Mnnl- I
fcsty 10 change can be made by law ;
In this regard. I can enl ' be brought
about by changing thu constitution.
Now , SUIllose that were dOl , where
should this so.cnnell blood money go
to 7 I I Is placed II the general fun
It would be used for paying salaries
of our Judges , lawmakers , governors ,
and other state officers , Incuding the
state school stmpenintendent , und Inci-
dentally I would be paid out to the
chancelor ant faculty of the university -
sity . What \Quld time gain be then
to public morals or the overburdened
cOlsclence ? Wouldn't Mlrco : Bozzarls
have to strike a few more licks until
the last armed foe expired !
Viewed from the realistic standpoint ,
this spusm of offended conscience Is
time merest bosh. I I Is against public
morls to pay teachers ant janitors
wih license mOluy Is It not cqluly
lulnst public moruls to Imy thc salar-
los of our commgressmen . OUI Irmy and
Inyal ofcers , our federal judges , In-
ludJI& ] the Ullod States mpraine
court , and the president of time Ulitod
States himself out of the snmo fund ?
This Is precisely what his been going
01 ever since a tax has been levied
uI10n whuislcy , wile Ild beer. Ahraham
Lincoln Ulysses Grant Ind 'eclmsuh
Sherman Garfield , Arthur and Ilrl'l-
SOl , Seward , Chase , Sumumcer , Blame ,
multi even Blair or Now IlnlJshlro , the
typical IJohlbltonlst ) , all receIved mol
01 less or this liquor Icelse fund us
their l)8Y. )
As 1 muUm' of fact there Is not 1
church , not a Young Mon's Chl'lslan
l"soclnton ol'gonlzlton , 01' nmiy Instltu-
' ' contri-
ton dellelllng upon voluntll' -
butons that has not gratefully received
and Ilsbm'sed ( Homo of this Ho.eliIed
blood immonoy. How could It be olhcr-
? A. saloon ' ' ' his
wise . keeper 01' famiy
III.u a pm'chlsu of clothing or ( tici .
01' ici' tumid time blood lone ' t1118 Its
\riLy Into time poclwt of the merchlnt
111 the bunlwl' amid they II turn drop
I ; Ilto the con 'lluton box 0' pay
thuh' rent ' the'h' ' for
yew 01' SUbSCI'hltol
time lulntnlnlco of religious Ol' bele\o-
lent iimstltutions . amid no . mllister . of ,
time gospel , mumtl no mummummuger uf a charity
IOIIWI 1\1 10 I 111 . ge. . 1 ehtil.I .
IISltUtol O'e' Inul.us 'where tIme coit-
1'lhulon CUIU from.Vomimeii of time
tOWI buy jewelry mimiliimiem'y . , dry goods
01' fm'llur antI tlelr : IOle ' herco-
lutes through Ylrloul chnl1l Into time
Pockets of len and WOlel who wor-
Hhlp , the teachers of time gospel and
the women who mlnlsl ! to waut nnll
distness. Nobody revolts 1Jllnst tlls
systemim . amid mmmboiy ( his yet Ilemulled
that every dollar that t clcull tes frol
hat people to good , mind vice versa ,
shall 10t . bo IcccIlled 01 used for I
luhle chl.l 0' mmuoi'al IHI'IISU w'ithm-
out cortlilcate of ' .
Olt a cm'lleltu good chlrnctm'
Iu the face tf tllIO sluhbol'l timid
Iiuijitimttltbhti ( acts , 11 the t Hen thnl ! tul
gush about the wlclwIlle8s ( of using
tile lecnHu fund fOI' tnlun'ntioimtl : Pi' ,
llses ) II irneleymi lit and lutmlimtimss.
Chief Sell'e ' II Ill IIIUII report
Isl.s for the UIJllolutulut. of u police
sU'goon to tllw , 'hllJc of sIl , 11 iii-
jured umolico olileers. 01 bier ;
llleo I Otlm' emllo ts
of tIme city Isuul ) IIVO to IJ ' their
own IJh 'slellls , nlholgh I Ilght . ho
mme morn thul nhglmt for time city to look
after those . whose IUjll'I1 0' Hlclme
II tlhi't'eiIy due to the lll'lol'tIUCt of
.
IJolco dulesr ) . "Ium we come to
this , It may Mcrlncnt to nsle , Where
Is tile city piyIclaui ? 'fhcro 110 two
Ilhysllals IhJ ( tie employ ' or time city
hcolh dcPmmIm,3 ' , umt drawIng regular
salaries fromd,4 W 1ublc troaslry who
ought to be atntJy able to take care of
nl ' Ilulcemel " "ountel 11 tIme ser'lce.
No _ lUW txe'\tll- mueded.
l'OlTI i , f 'T' i : I 71 lLSlSSS : FfDfnt-
There waR , tfcentiy organized nt
Ifeent )
,
: lnnou1ols % yhmllt } Is deslgnatell ( "Time
NorlhweRternj tluslness Iellemtou , "
com1losed of hOI'15 or trade In uIlmimie-
oln , " ' . . The
51)111VISCOIlMIU und time Dalwlns. .he
object of tl4 feterton Is to unnhle
time , 'arhoims hOlcs ) associated In I to
bring their unied efforts amid Illhwlce I
to lear In hehalf of tenstres amid '
IJIIns for mlvnnellg the interests of
the 10lthwest As hHItallg the spe-
clal objects of the federal loll , resoiti-
tons were adolltcd lecognlzlnJ time
vital hnllol'lnnce to time norlhweHt of
water trIIRoI'11 lon ( to lie t Reahonrd ,
u1l calling 11101 COlgl'I' S to ) ISS the
bill 10W Ileldll ! 1)'o'hllg for the cno-
uton of a c0lmlHRlol or ! l'IRlJnton
into thc best methOls of securing 'a
dellJ wllerwl ' to the Ataltc ; CI'O"
Ilg the Rrslclltc tm'elol""elt of thu
feasible wltelwn 's of the northwest ;
amid plet/hlJ efforts to rel'U 11scllm.
IUlton II ralh'Oll rates now exltug
amid ns far nH llosslblu to Illnce the ( hf-
eel'ent sectons of the nOI'th\est 01 nit
equitable 151515.
'l'he spirit of the sIleecles 11\1e by
relu'esunllt"eR of boards of trade In
the COI1Ulton hllcntell n strolg
fcelng that ulled uml vigorous . of-
fort Is the of the
Imecessary on pant
busiless . hltm'usls 'of time nOlthwcst lu
order to secure for . that section . its just
share of IJ'osIJerl . There was enr-
est 11uIUncll ton by sote of the
slenlwrl ) of uljust tlscrllluaton by
the railroads against time 101.thwest ,
Homo very condns'e facts lulng given
to show how Chicago Is favored In the
.
mnter of h'ansIIO.tuton chnrges to the
1lsl11\\lngo of norllweslel trade
centurs It was urged that time federation -
lon could nccomlJlsh tuch by OIIIJOR'
lug 1 uulted front to this dlscniimmlnmt- ,
lon , 111 specIal Inle'est was mmmnmi-
Ifested In the subject of Improved
waterways 's as a 'nellS of sucmlng
cheaper tm\sllrtuton rutes. 'l'hls Is
\110uhte11 ) ' a vital Ilueston for time
whole northwest , and It Is one regard-
lag which I livelier interest Is likely to
he developed In the flhl'e titan hat yet
IIen mnnlfesled. 'Ylmteyer the gl'owtl
of raIlway facilities 11 ' hm'enrcl be ,
and In a IJO ton of the northwestern
territory thcse s bemti now to be Inutu-
( ltlite : . It Is lumBy ( possible thnt tmns-
lortaton rtlr'I i ! this section will ever
he . on a satlsfnqtory basis unt there
lre better "ftor outets for its pro-
ducts. I will requlle tme and tIme
expenditure .gf1 great deal of money
to secure thes . - but their ImlOrlunce
mlst be leil c cstnnU In view , and I
It wi le lQ1'e , s'rongly ( impressed with
time tC'eloll ntlof the productive re-
sources of thp , Iorthwestcl'n } states.
While the . , federation of boards of
tunic effect l' ( loesnot represent the
whole nortW.st , . If It shall be nsh'u-
mental In accomplshing any good for
the region It does represent all the
other lll'lon of tO northwest will bo
the gainer by It And such a comblna-
ton of business . oranlzatonl ouht
If judiciously adhering to sound pL'ln-
cples , to command respect for Its
wishes and make its influence felt
wherever It shal make known the one
and exert time other.
A few members of congress are reverted -
ported to have suffered new pangs of
conscience on discovering that the In-
cOle tax for which they had voted Is
to be colected not only from their sala-
res as congressmen , but also from
thel' allowances for stttonery and
mileage. They think this an eternal
outrage , because they had come to lole
mileage ns one of the sacred '
upon mieage slcI'ed pel'-
qulsles of the offlee. Some of tlem are
said to he so Incensed at time Proslect
that they would leo td vote to exempt
timeR' mileage allowances If they only
dared , but unfortunltely ale not to bo
favored with time Ollpol'tunl ) . . Since
imowever , the ' still draw 10 cents 1
utIle for trlvelng expenses thlt can
not cost more than a 0' ,1 cents a mie ,
they Iny possibly be able to save a
Htlu c\'cn \ urm' time Income tax shal
have rednced It to D.S celts 1 tulle.
A code of civil service rules for the
Ilolco delltmont would not be out of
1IIIcc In Omnha , IS suggested In Chief
Seavey's report. OUWl' cities require
stringent tests both as to physical and
mental caIacl ' of nil 11111clnts for
IJoltons on the lJlce force. HecauHP no
lucI strlnguncy. has been aPIIled to the
mel now employed Is lO reason why i
Hhoull not be 11plell to ul future ap-
1 1 el n t s , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'l'he II'nlons Cuban JOI'nalst who
lade a vicious attack on Mexico at a
reception h'tl by time exlcan ( com-
mmiumnler-ln.clmief his Il'eclllll tely emmi
bal'lwd for Cubit with I llcl"tfll ) of
chnlengus to mOl'tl1 comhat. Hu I'oh.
mmbiy IJ'oloses'lo'lght ) ' his duels at long
range fll h11Y'iilmmm. : . Hu who lghts
nnd I'UII titiy . a wII. " . lay hive 10 light another .
A ( iCI * NIIMI"I'rr ,
_ tlllhton Herold. .
In spit of the P ! enl enmities acquired
uy Its puulsher ; ' 'he Omaha hoe stands
hend and shouldcl's above Its contempo
rarles as a neysmmper. And , uo It said to
his credi , the mccss oC The hleo as a news
dispenser Is tim \ t time , great energy newl -
tnefn' anl
eeptonal capacllYof Mr. jtoeeyate. . He
gives time Ilaper' ' his mmersonal supervision
nnd his wllehlulne.s llcrsonal for the
conmletealmtIaccqm.ate news
.acclrte reports that '
11 Is columns.
An Illustration 'of Mr. Hosewater's enter.
Ilrlso was con'eye : In the excemlejit work
done In connecUor wih the exelJent Icott
m'stcI' ' ) 'l'helce had n reporter en Scot
ground during Ilb entire search amid . In ad-
Illon , Mr , Jose\aler was In communlca.
ton wlh the grea I Plul.erlon detective
ngeneyat Cimicego with a vIew to enlisting
their services , when time hotly was enlslng
MFXICU AND (1Vti'hi.tZ.ILA.
11PXICO . ( VIIR.u.n. .
New York Sun : There Is clearly hI neel
of an ) other than an amicable solution of this
controversy , In spite of the present excite-
most and occasional talk of wnr.
Chicago Times : As long I labor and its
employers fght to the death In the United
States It Is grimly incongruous for the
United States to bo playing the part of 1
peacemaker In foreign landa.
Chicago Post : The Guatemalt : government
evidently appreciates time ( oily of wlthsland-
lag MexIco. Her 3,700 troops would b a
poor match for an army of pcrhnps 26,000
. trained fghtng men commanded by educated
officers , and incited by time spirit oC conquest
that prevails through MexIco.
'
Kansas City Star : necauso wars of any
Idnl arc interesting , the almost certain con-
flct between Mexico and Guatemala wi be
watched by the peopit , of time world . but It
will not b hal s mueh talked ! ahout as
time ChInese-Japanese trouble unless It should
happen that Ito Guatlmala , hike little
Japan shoull make havoc of big Mexico .
Phiadelphia Ledger : Unless Guatemala
submits to Mexlce's demands , President Inz
declares It must alto the cousequences.
These In view of the condition ol affairs
In both cuntrIes , arc likely 10 prove die-
nstrous to CitmatemahaVhatcver 'mpathy
one may feel for the little rllmble Is greatly
lessenelt by time reflection that It has brought
unreasonable this trouble out acUona. itself by its own foolish and
Chicago herald : The Mexicans have a
fairly dried army. Their military academy
Is not to be despised flax hImows . never-
timeless that war would w n cosl ) ' luxury
whlo natIonal debt Is pressing productive
industries to their knees Soulh America ,
Central AmerIca and Mexico are growing
slowly to time conviction that fighting Is 110er
use for much . nUtl that the cost of war Is
rarely recovered In Its results.
Chlcao Tribune : There Is nolhln In the
slluaUol that cauuet bo settled easily and
promptly by arbitration. Guatemala can
afford 10 withdraw its troops and Mexico can
to time saint' Then let outside partIes settle I
the bouudary line , all Il Guatemala has
been trespassing upon Mexican territory It
Ihould hay an indemnity for whatever
losses It has occaslonetl the MexIcans In
any event It would be absolute folly for
Guatemala to go to war wllh Mexico Inalled ,
with a comparatively smal arniy and wlth-
ollt financial resources.
Chleao : Herald : The people of this country
have palt ! too scant attention to Daz. who Is
the embodiment of the strongest qualities oC
the races whose blood ho boasls Ho has
thai cunning and cruelty of the southern
Immdiamm. and all the reckless courage and
romance of the unsolened Spanlnrd. le
Is disposed to carry things with n high
hand No collar Is easy enough for his
nccl. He fought side by able with Juarez
against Maximiian , but he turned and
fouht Juarez with equal ferocity Inter on.
Lenlo admitted him to Mexico by prodalm-
Ing amnesty and ho prompty dIsposed oC
Lerdo. More than ten years ago ho had
put the consttuUon under his loot and de-
dared himself le president , with powers
no royal dynasty this side of Russia pro-
tculs to. His Ielatlous with the United
States brought to the surface the same
characteristics of independence oC control.
In the Innumerble disputes as to the
treatment or citzens of the Unlte,1 States
he bore himself with extreme haughtiness .
and generaly . came off with all the honors
of diplolaey. _ _ _ _ p _ _ _ _
l'EOl'I.I .I ' ] TIU\'OS.
President Cleveland Insists on taking the
gold curo.
Hobert Louis Slevenson's literary earnings
In the last eight rears amounted to $200-
000
000.Tho
The Minneapols Tribune prefers [ to weep
at the grave of Wnshbur than jump Into
the Nelson band wagon.
Time junior senator of ! { ansas , Lucien
Dalter Is 48 years old and has n moderate
quantity of deugh , estimated at $100,000.
The New York legislature has passed a
law prohibiting the floating el any other
than Ings. the AmerIcan fag Cram public build-
Ings.Deforo
Before swallowing Guatemala at one gulp
Mexico should take a day off and diagnose
the case of the whale that swallowed
Jonnh. '
Congressman Doutolo threw a Cow gobs
of hot gore on the steps or the white house ,
but no one accused him of Infringing on
Waite's patent
.A New York legIslator who dIsplayed
evidence of sullen 'prosperly explaIned to
inquisitive neighbors that he had dispensed
with a servant girl. Great heal that
Notwithstanding the rage oC blizzards down
east signs of spring throw a little sunshine
on the congealed residents A sea serpent
has been sighted In Orange lake N. Y.
A Berlin theologIan predicts a great war
In 1897 , a new Napoleon In 1899 , a terrific
earthquake In 1901. . and the end of the
world In 1903. Now Is the time to sub-
serlbe. Delays are dangerous.
Mrs. Isabella Macbeth Richardson , who
died In New York I few days ago , always
asserted that she was a lineal descendant oC
that kIng of Scotland whose story Is told In
SIrakespoare'8 drama oC "Macbeth " Her
maIden name was Macboth.
A Maine statetsmau proposes to solve the
booze question by offering a state prize oC
$50 to every man who remains sober for a
year. The orer Is In the nature oC a sanitary -
tary measure for prohibition booze Is pronounced -
nounced by experts a terror on wheels
Lady Randolph Churchill Is the thIrd titled
American now to wear the vheeds-the
duchesses of Manchester and Marlborough
being the other two Lady Ianlolph Is
rich In her own riglmt time duchess ol Man-
chester Is poor and the duchess oC Marlborough -
borough has plenty or god American dolars ,
Those who imagine the World's Call Is a
thing ol tIme past are slightly mlstallen. I
Is In existence and Is sure to continue while
time treasury holds out , At the presell , time
It costs $ ,600 a mouth to run the fair ,
and there $ $400,000 In time treasury. Asa
$00.000
a specImen of native grip . there Is ne cc-
easlon for a Chicago blush for it.
Senator Teller Is really one oC time most
accomplished men In public life. lie Is a
student of finance . conversant with all diplo-
matc questions , and , through his experience
at time head of the Interior department , Is
thoroughly CamiaI with every problem of
d mestc economy. lie Is I linguist and a
scholar and at the same time a thoroughly
practical man of affairs.
Poetic cult Is firmly entrenched In Chicago.
A native wooer of the divine muse competed -
natvo -
peted for the laurtatcahmip of the town and ran
away with time prlzo easily . here Is what
did IL :
"There % via : a young girl named Weller .
Who had a very keen smeler ;
She said to her beau
'Quit cigarettes or go , '
clgretes !
. nut he stayed and . smol.en - , etcetem' "
Too Little mmimeIn'se In l'oUlcl :
HI Paul Olobe.
Very often , when buslnoss mater ! are
under discussion among macit . we hear the
rcnmnrht : "That may \ business \ hut It
Isu't politics. " And I 18 regreuaulY true
lhat very ofen business amI poltcs are
all Luslmss l-
diametrically oiiposed-thut al ;
rarity timid ordinary gcoll judgment are
excluded from time consideration of 1/1ty
councils , and that parties af'ay themselves
against our business interests on grounds
/ purely partisan expediency ,
.
E nuth iImiieotti'a . 1.11"/OUO Five .
Lulavte Courier-Journal.
A careful search or South iakota's trens-
cry has rcvcaletl a solitary 15 hm which
'rreaaurer Taylor left sultary \ehlnl. I ought 10
bo expended In reprinting that part or the
governor's message so hoautru Iy eulogizIng -
Ing time meSSIHU business methods .
Time Way Thny Look ut I.
Chicago Hord.
The effort to put n stop to the practice
of donating railway pOISf to pUblc or-
licials Is evimleimtiy' regarded hy some slutls'
Icluls evIdenty , of the prime
men as a blow aimed ut enl
inmnmoses I for which time institution oC government -
emInent was Invented.
Highest of al in Leavening Power.-Latcst U. S. Gov't Report
EWa1 BaIng
. owe
MiWTLV PUIE
xIuc ccv1L uu.r.
Ill 0.1..1,1/1.1"
New York World : I thl canal CAn 1
completed undl ! this plan It will bo of hn-
mensa advantage to the commerce of this
country nnl , of the world.
Clmlcugo Times : I the United Staten keep
on 11"anlelln the bonds of corporations
somebody , will have to ! uarantlo the bonds oC
the United States nut thnt Nicaragua bill
wi ne'erISS time house of representnUves.
Ia'enport Iemocrat : Mnny a business
mean with a big bank nccolnt anlt compara-
t"lly nnlmlcd credit use been brotmgimt to
grief by signing notes. The United States
hns the collateral In Inlol nlolnl , but If
It goes Into time nele'guarnntcelng business It
will probably have time obligations to mmmeet.
This Is just what the renato has voted to
do In the Nicaraguan canal muatter.
Chicago lost : The advantages , to commerce -
fierce from the NIcaragua canal are Inanl-
Cest. Such n short waterway might be In-
estmably 11rofnblo to this city Il the future
shonll develop ( , as many think It must , n
navigable chnnnel from our 11\11 to the
Gulf of Mexico. But It woull b far Ilrc-
lernble that the company should bl owned by
private capital than that tIme ! ovcrnlont
shoult be drawn into nn unprflablo Ilnrt-
nershll or Ihls sort , except as I last meauro
to prevent time control lrom failing Into the
. .
hamls or foreign bankers
Indianapolis News : I goes without saying
thnt time United States Is 1010 interested , Ihan
any other counlry In the compllton of tis
walerwl ) ' . I Is essential that It shouM be
conlrolell by Americans . and that American
cOlmerco should enjo al the benefits which
Ie wi conCcr. It has ben hinted from tme
to time that BrlUsh capital was likely to
: back tim cnterllrse : Il time Unlel Stalls let
time oporlunll laS8. , This mmmny have been
merely ( the voice oC the lobby hut It Is plain
that o\el the Inilrect Innuenco oC any lor-
elgn power In Central America would become
Intolerable to time United SIn IIs.
Chicago Jonrnnl : The prlncllll advantage .
which wi be the hnlJsslblly oC lalnla1nlng '
the present outrageous transcontnental :
freight rates when a cheap nnd' ' short water
roulo comes Int : compellion whim time railways -
ways .Is tIme hope upon which Calfornh nnd
nil the western states are 1\lng ; and time veo-
plo generally are looilmmg to the cannl to
lhlen lan ) ' ol their burdens The gain to
Australia wi beery great and time whole
world will vroflt. nut time United States will
ewn a'mui control time canal and. Il that wi
provo a,1 imeCeSsary . could close Itto tIme war-
ships or other imatiotme. But let It be under-
stood that mme mmmonkeying with that "first
lien" will be tolerated a single ta ) ' .
Kansas City Star : Time endorsement by
ito senate of the United ! States of the great
work of constructing time Nicaragua cnnni
Is another and a decided step toward the
actual construction of the worlt. Of the
advantages or the work there Is no doubt ,
no more thln that the Suez canal already
commstrtmctetl . Is an advatmtage . That when
the canal Is constrnclel It should be under
the control or tIme United States Is olmlUcd ,
All that Is wanted is .a guarantee that the
construction shal be Imonest and that no
robbing corporation Is In the bacl.rounl to
receive the benent that shonll Inure to the
United Slates. U the United Slates cal get
the Nicaragua canal well and safely constructed -
structe1 ! for seventy milons ol dollars , timework
work Is worth the money.
. .
.
111TTI.I > 1'0.1 POINT.
Galveston News : A bimsybody 18 a trou-
hlesomo 11erSOl who wastes tme trying to
do somebody else's dutr.
-
Los Angeles Times : "Threl times this
week to see time same opera ; dldn't you feel
ralher bored ? " " 0. del' . no ; we said dls-
agreeable thIngs about diferent people each
time. "
tme.
Washlnglon Star : "Hit sut'ny nm s'priz-
In , " saId Uncle Eben "ter see how munch
mo' some oh my neighbors knows 'bout
runnin' de guv'ment dan dey docs 'bout
runnln' dah. fahms "
Chicago . Record : First Drooldrn Citizen-
I.s terrible the way these street car men
are riotng ,
Second Brooklyn CIUzen-Oh. I don't
)
know ; I rather I. { It Its the first real excitement -
citement we've ha,1 , over here since time bat-
tie or Long Island.
Atlanta Constitution : "There stands n man
who was at 'Vuterloo. " "Impossible ! "
"FacL Crossed the ocean last year and
visited the spoL" . '
Judge . : JudgcYou claim Mr. Cofn as a
particular friend of yours ? Mr Kiiiboys-
Yes , ) 'OUI honor ; he burled two of my hus-
bauds.
Harlem Life : Colonel Corkrlght ( n prominent -
Inent Kentucldan-'Vhat ) kind ot a record
has Colenel Derringer ! Colonel GoreHe
took the Keeley cure some time ago , but In
all othcr respects ho has always been a
consistent democrat.
Chicago Tribune : "Are you looking at
the face ot nature , Kitty ? " asked her
fnther.
"Yes , " replied . the little girl at the wln-
dow. "It's all covered with snow and I
looks just like . mamma's face when she
goes out calling. "
"Thal's putting It on pretty thlclt. my
denr. " he observed In . a tone of reproof.
"Yes " said Kitty . "thaL's the way
mamma puts It on. "
Wnshlngton SIal : "MY furnace " said one
man who ltcps imouse "Is out er sight "
"So Is mIne , " replied anolher ; "out of
nnthraclte " ,
TO A CHAPERON.
Vogo ,
Tomorrow night , when three of us
Are sitting at the play.
I 1 shoull chance to hold Mny's imand
Please look the other way
Later as In the carriage we
Arc speeding homewarr , sa } ' ,
Dear chaperon don't see my arm-
Pray look the olher way
But when at last we'I'O In the bali .
My friend I beg , I pry ,
When I begin to Bay good nighmt
Don't hook-don't even atlY.
- -
.
NnlltSU.1 . .11 XlJ3ILi7CdNS.
A contract huts been let for sinking 1 no
city well at Pnwno Ciy ,
lrolraclel flmeetings at Newman Grove re-
Bulel In many sinners turning from their
ways.
Thirty.fivo people ate ready ( to Join the
Japtst church at York as the result of ro-
viral meetings.
The lurbe1t water works system has
been complelld mind will bo hlruCI over to the
city In n few days.
Steln Wnshburn of Nemnhn City was
kicked by a hrso and one car was nearly
torn front her head ,
There have been fifty-tlmreo conversions at
Ahll as the result or Limo revIval leetn
In the lothotlst cimurclm
Tel' 'ear'oll 111 lurlbut of Broken now
Cel upen the ice a 111 fractured her skumlh .
I Is feared time accident ml ' prove fatal
Thieves carried oil qmmmtmmtlty of
carlNl or a Ilntl' clelhlnl
Crom the store of Petlr Poort of 1.1111. They
ones loft their taken alI , clothls to take time Illaco of the
Ho , ' . Mr. flicker of Alma has accepted , n
cal to the pastorate or Limo ChRlrou Cone-
guitional church alHI will cuter his
! IUonal wi ullon ne\v
dutes lebruary I.
Somebody llrled Into time ofco of Dr. John-
soil at Pawlll City Rlll with a Poker ollelett
the drawer. Ten dollars
money rawer Ilolll In money and
$ GOO II 10tes were takeim
The 111\0 of a hlrld man started a conflagration -
prton , which destroyed Nels , mmmhereon's
barn rear St Jaimmos Al the horses were
rescuetl ' except 010 01 mare.
Mrs. Martin Inrtnson ot Sparta iCumox
county . iollpll Illal whlo enpaltl In her
househohl dtmties . Three little ehlhlreu were
wlh her at time tiumme . but her hushaRt was
away front hOle ,
A cal line been : Issuell for a conlerenco to
bo heh nt Brolel Bow I'ehrnr ' 6 for the
IHrllso of Corlln a new poltcal part .
Time cal suggests that time nol organization
he 11eslnalel as the Illou party
A H.year.oll Eon ol ' 01 Madden of
Chalron eonclull,1 to try life lS a bal11
amI siDle his fatlure's horse 10 ride Into time .
Wromlng bntl lallls , The boy was call-
turcd after a hot chase a 111 was orleretl
sent Ie Limo reprm itcimoni but when tl
sherl started to carry out time sentence the
lad escaped. _
. UR . n.IS.I' . .11.IXl1S.
Frm Ills Address on Jourmmntism .
Never bo In a hurry.
Hold Cast to the consluton ,
A word that Is not spoken le'er does anT
Immiscimief
I you find rou IHl'e been wrong don't fear
to say so. .
Al the goodness oC a good egg cannot mal.1
up for the batnees ol n bad one.
Stand by time stars antI stripes . Above all ,
stand for liberty . whale vcr hapllels ,
p
Vol tnl I hy ti nelmin mm.
ChlrnJ U.rll.
The lrlri mrlhlne recognizes as mnny
pam'ties ns time law reco nlzcs , I enables
the voter by touchln n bnlon to record
time nnml of the PartY to which he nd-
hel'el. and also the names of time candidates
who mummy be on other tel.ets. but for \\hol
ho wlshls 10 vole , I Protects time Voter -
against the dnmlten chale1ICr , time ruC-
lanl ) ' jmmtlgc' , amid Limo Illiterate cleric ] , I
mnlts false counthll Imposslhle. I Is 1
hnlwlrlt agal1sl : mhsUtuUo1 oC , lshonest
ballots In violated ] ballot hoxes. Time leg-
IslutU' Hhouhl lulhorlze1 hI lCf. towns
clUes nnl counte ! In thIs state 10 adopt
It , amid simouid nmake its use regular iii nit '
eiection , it not , indeed , also at mmii Imarty -
primaries. 'C
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imimali WY , , ct time i'cacoimmruicor ?
Pimilalelpiuimm I'res
Mexico Imas as good as declared war on
Gtmatenmama. or , wmmat is 1811dm time sammmo
timing Insisted on its own settienmemmt of a
question with two lde , time Gummtemmmaian
SilC , being tIme stronger helimt ncceptel by
Guatenmaia under pemmalty of var. Timero
is no excuse for timis except time rigimt of
time strommger , nmmd ummder our iresont policy
timero is no renmedy. 'IVitit mu differeimt exercise -
erciso of our weight ammd immiluemmee on timis
contineimt by time State demmartmnent Mexico
wouid be forced to submit time question to
arbitration. _ _ _ a- _ _ _
.STI1iTLIXG SUIICZmTAFIO FAC1' , . . ,
Jumige.
Timere's a cunning young bacillus and a
natty little genIi ,
Or some frisky diatorna or a rnlcroscopio
worm ,
Or some scientific wonder dragging 'round
a Latin ternm ,
In oimr food and air and water , and , by ,
jingsi it makes ate squirm.
And time sun will be much colder in about a
muiiion years , r
And a portion of earth's moisture slowly
dries and disappears ,
And its crust is slowly cooling and excites
our Imimnman fears ,
So , by jingsi you needn't wommder if it fills
my eyes wIth tears.
In a lmundred generations men will have
no teetim at all ,
And lmimm skull will be as naked as a shiny
bmihinrd ball :
His superfluous toes will vanish , lie wIll be
but four feet tail ,
So , by jinga ! you caimnot wonder if my flesh
begins to crawl ,
SHe will travel wIth eiectrlcs , bicycle , and
cable cars ;
With his air ships he will wander like a
meteor 'mimi time stars ;
lIe will open navigation on time waterways
of Mars ,
And , by Jings ! where will you stop him
wimen he once lets down time bars ?
And now Edison's inventing patent food ,
and I'll be blessed
If it won't kmmoek mit the fanmners and time
wlmeat fields of time west ;
And tlmis liaby incubator-and perhaps that
way Is best ,
i.iut I'hi go to 1imiladelphiia , wimero my brain
can take a rest.
04INc.Ir/iy4 .
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YourMomiey's Worth or Your Money Back ,
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We're Cutting ? rices--
That's an assertion so easily made that ovoi'y onoo
in a while somebody makes suoh a rornark-they
may mean it-We don't know-but we do know-
that-we are outting prioesand we are cuLLing prices
as we never cut prices before. A good. long black
beaver overcoat with an ulster collar-our $30 coat
is cut to $15-How's that-also a genuine Irish frieze
ulsLer cuL from $28 to $15 ; downright good coat-
Same way all through the suits and overcoats. We've
added a lot more pants. to our out price counter-at
-$2-$2.50-$3.00-$3.75. Pants in the lot worth
and formerly sold as high as $7 , All good. trouseors- ' '
our own good make-Oh , we're cutting prices and
outting prices hard.
EROWNING , KING & COG ,
ltciltmbhe Clotimlers , S. 'mY Coi. 15th timid Iotiglns.
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