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: 'l'F.R1IS Ol sunscrur'TION.
, fallIN ! IWlthIJut ( unthiy ) . On. Yr . . . . . . ' R O ?
' InIIy . \IN \ nnd Suntht. Ona"tur. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 0 > )
t' HLL Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GOO c ;
'fllrto M"nl ! ) " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 f.J
'Iulloy ' I. , . One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ' )
tV tfdLUrlla Use . One Var . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 tII
I ) " WecJr ; ! JcC ! . One Yonr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U
OF'FICI S.
\ Dlnohn. The T3. lInll.lInl : ,
: fo'nth ) On"hn Ringer ! 1111 ( . . Ccsncr N nnd 211h Sr.
, "Aunell JlIIIC . II Pearl ! ! Irtrt.
chlclIlo Olltt" SIT Chnm"rr "C Conm"-rr. .
New Yorlc. Itrr.'M U. U And 15. Tribune null'lIn
'aa1ngton. ! ; 14,17 : , I' IItrool. N. ' \ ' .
C'lm1POlncNl : 1 ! : .
, r All rommunlo'nUnna lnUnlf tn nr\U an" . .11.
torlul rnattcv .lInul,1 ! , be ndIreei1 : 'r" tile Editor.
- tUtUNESS ! . r.JT'flnS.
All buoho" I.tjera nn,1 r.mHlnnctS , ho,1tt ho
IM..1 , 1'1 l 'rhe flee l'uhll.lllnlt C"np.tny. ,
Omnhn. onln. . eh cks IIn,1 1 , , , , I..meo . Qrera . . to
. be made In\'nlll" In Iho Mil , r nC iii' , e.mp1nv.
'l'llI : 11Im PUnt.laIllNG COML.tNV.
tcrritiT : : OF' : cmCUI.\'rION.
aertp n. " 7.ochuck. .torttnry 01 'rhl1 Ji'O T'1\h. \
lIallllll ? { rIItpIny : . btllliful \ ) ' tvOtt1 ny that
the 'If'llInl I1l1mlJ DC rull ! nntl c1)1I1111c1n CflPIR oC
the Vnlly 1II00111nl\ . 1\e\1lnl\ nn.1 . unl"y , lIeo
I'llntp,1 ( lurl" ; the month oC AUlu , UDas : ; as
fMlllwu
1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192 : ; 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.n ' )
2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ! .147 n. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 .ni
3.- . . . . . . IDOG5 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .IO.
4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2'.01,1 ' ) ' 21. . . . . . . . . . : . . . 1 .Or. : :
n. I ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19M3 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JI" .
C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1D.111 ' 21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.111
7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ) . .r.1 . 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.0i2
11. . _ . . . . . . . " . . . l'I.O'r ) ; II t . ' 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1902 , 2i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2).OM
10. . . . . . . . . ; . . . . IIIO : f. t : ' : ! t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ' 2
11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2'1,18,1 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - "
12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19,0c2 1 .r : i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID.lt2
13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.OCI . ' 29. . . . . . . . . . . . . . m,12
14. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . lD'IM II. . . . . . . . . . . . . . lD.0 3
15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID08 ; : ; 21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID,135
18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID.OGO _
Tolnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DG,133
Ltos rleluctlona for unMIJ nnil tetutflNl
eOl'Ir3 ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1i
Net nlrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tJ ; , 127
Daily Il\.ernc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 1'.907
OIonm ; : IIClmC ) { .
Rworn In hrCore tnr nIl < l ul.crlhp.1 . In C19 '
prnpnre thIs 2nd clay oC f'r"t. nhpr. 1t93. :
( Sell I. ) N. 1' . F1.th. : Notary Pullllo.
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1'0 STA'rE FAIR nSl'.rons.
Trm OMAHA DAILY BEi
Tu DIJE 11ceIPr'cJN nomt
For the ! nccnnnnollation ot out-ot-
town THltronH ot The HCfJ ant particu-
larly newspaper men and womeh who
will be Iti . attenfll11ce upon the ptnto
flir In Omaha The Bee has cstablh.hell
a reccptIotl room nlt writng room at
which nil are invited to avaIl tht'I'
eiye9. 'he room II 1 01 the ground floor
ot The Dee hultllA nl , hi reached : ,
hy the west entrance on Farnum slreet
It. will be filled with hllrs ) , writing
I wl '
tuhes ! and other con\enlence , There
" : ' ' which
wilt lie n "Mtors' regItter In
wl Inscribe t.1elr
gt1c1t ! will ho ) expected to
t1amel. All nevEpaper ! 1)eOPi ) ( ' . their
Dee who
frlencls ( and patrons ot Thp
come to the stnte fair will be (1Rly
welcome and vil1 be expected to Ilrop
In ng ' Cten wi . long as they Inll It
convenient. without waiting fur a more
formal luvitutloti. ,
SPECIAL. VISI'rons' nouns.
Visiors to the fair will also ho given
nn opportunity to Inspect the Ine-
e1h'd newspaper rncltes oC The Bec.
In Order . howpvcr that them may be
no conrl910n. they will hc iike1 tn nc-
commoll"to themselves to the rolowln
hour : 'fho pre s room on the ground .
floor : nC The lee bulclllg ( :11 opening
100r
upon the west slTo of the court w1 he
open to the public brtwN'n the hotr:1 :
ot 3O : and 4O : each afternoon. The
composing room. on the sixth floor.
entered through room CAY ) . will he open
to the puhlc each afcnool ( rain 4:0 :
to 5. No one who vIsIts the state fair
Ihou\t r. -o away without seeIng the
fnest newspaper plant In the countr ' .
Ti-rn OMAHA DAILY nEE.
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Lost V . but not forgolten-Vnlkyrle III.
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NoI li I the Unto for .the New YorIc
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, U < rqhl.tq rlnew Its all ) ) , al : for a P01)11- .
Jar loan.
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I wi lake at IIst two ( lnys for any i
InteI ent irsn to Iislect [ ) the enUra
xhlbl on the state fair rouI1s. .
. Omlha Iw\'m' 110es ( thll H h ) ) Il:11's. :
oR-erj'holly , who vlls Omaha ( luring
state fair week wi hae to I\lmlt that
fnet. -
After congress lool.s ' arer th ! 111fclt It
wl fll 1 . vlaco ) to put al - R\phl : It
' 1 : y " Ilsco\.Ir ) In Colonel Spaldllg's ha-
V . walnn cable 8C1101110.
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Elglnll . illay not have a- chance to !
take the A.III'lea's ; Y\hln : ell1 aW:1Y : : :
(1'01 us , Iml It Is apparently [ glttn In
Its reyelge hy taking our gold way
. . . , froin Ug
.l'l
lVelItlio Cornell hoys who went to Eng-
1an to ' In the ' ' l ' "
Ilnll 11:1'UclUte : great Icnl'
regatta ( lIihl't refuse to row. 'l'lwy [ 11 < ln't
mind lieIrig beaten hil so ( much as they
would have had they run away.
Shoull we really have another Iime : or
Unlell Stntes bonlls to replenish the
goll res.rye. Senator Poler wouTll 'x-
Ierllle n dull fl'om which It would be
V highly Iloultul that he would ever ) Fe-
covei. .
It there Is any one who still entertains
40uhts M. to the extclt Ill popularity
of the whl'elng habit among all classes
of llOIle let him hii out :111 see the
V blcych prlloH ( In Olaha this week aUI
be uUlecch'cl1
- 'rue Atnuth Ixllollon Ill the Nebraska -
braslm state fair wi built 11 ellen to
the Imblc this \e1C. 8tmngcoilci. , .
, deuce that two such grentlst shows on
earth should . he open to all corners nt
the very Hamo time.
The 'YaRhllglon corresponilent of a
' Bt . Louis lller Is trying very hlrl\ to eX-
V 1111n how the talk of a third , hl for
1lsl1nt Ce\.el\1111 lnalell. lie will
not have half the 11mcl1 . In IH'IIHctn ) (
how the th\1 term talk w\ ell(1.
The St Louis le1uhlc ) , spelking : ot
the (1CIIIOCEII tie iiiittioit (01'
tlO lemoct'ltc nominaton prelilent ,
. .agatn Iterates : "For 1801 a westerl
t 111 or lnist" 1.'tther repetition Is iiii-
i I necess\ : ' . The consummation or the
l Relitibhic's wish . never was In Iln er.
V . _ _ _ _ _
V ¶ rhis yeir : . lS USlll , nearly onethl'll
ot the appropriation [ for the National
OUaftl enClllHlent goes to the railroals.
: lil ( among the railroads the bIgger
.
share goes t the road with the bigger
pul with the state olcials In' charge. ,
' V Govlor lolcomb Is not going to per-
nut his contemplntetlIlrtcllHton In the
. Chlcm mluglIJI11cn ton IXe'cSl'S to
stop him trom taking In the state Cull at
Oiiiahia. ' .rhll Is emlnentr 1)FOPCr. The .
governor should give the preference to
: NebrisIa. :
I was the Unlol Pacific 1011 that lec
V ol In thhlllket rate toe Ilat Call
business. The liberal policy of the
Union I'nelte under 1 rCIcvershlll : has
p become marked. Under the guidance
at Uncle Sanl's court the leOlJlo Ire
Jl\on benefits that could not have been
lt "wuug , from the ' old reglw
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TIm IlO.lTWN COilhIhL'SS.
The National Irrigation congress
which convcne9 II Albuluerquo thIs
week wi bl nteutcel by representn-
. .
t\Q men from nearly every state and
territory west of the Mlsaouri. The first
lrvlgitflon ! Ji'csd ' , held In Salt Lake
City four years n ; CI1)hlll101 ) the
that ' thou Is the title ioIutloii
fact 11 irrign ton tuo soluton
oC' the In'oblum oC populating the arid
l1nlns 111 yule's on both slllt ( oC lie
IhlCkI8. 'l'iie Incces that has attended
the Imlul but costly Irrigation sys.
tlIS of Cn1CQlnln , Utah , Idaho , Colo.
rllo , Wyoming and New 11slco ! hits
111'tonsl-tel lc011 ( 1 110ubt the fensi-
bll ) 0 f ' ( on'.erln the ml1018 of
acres oC pUllc ) nlil lJrh'nto bands that
still rcmaln 9tlrl0 Into fertile nlll productive .
tncl\r ( arm nli ( orchards that wi
IH'O\'Wc ( food for : ltllonnl iuiliboiis.
Accorlll ( to the mitt censns , the Irri-
gu lel Inlll of the Unied States . coin-
IHlseH :1U1S1alI'eH : ( ; : : , eHtlnntmlln ; value
at ( H'er aoO.oooOO ( ) ( : IWhll'e In
Amel'lea has Irrigation prOlncel11'e
! tll.ln reiiiits : : . than \ In Utah , which
before ( lie advent . of the : [ orIOIR was
It Ye'lt.hle ltSC'Vt ( uult IH hnhlnlol
COl' luau or littiStV.Vitltbii less Iln n
Ilnnl'lm' of ! a century I great lart or
hint ellse.t ( W1i8 con\ertet 1110 a land
of 11)11k anll honc ' . 'lelf1n an itbiiiiil-
nlcu of neu'I ' evt9y variety : of grahit ,
fruit anti vegetables for \UI'e thnl
100OOO'peollll' ( ) . _
. \mol the important qtit'stioiitt to he
tlcn Kcll I)3 ' the 11'I a lon ciillgrtss !
are " 'he Wiight IrrigatIon Law" of
CllfO'nln , which was usell In 1art
by 01' lust leglslntle as a lolld for
the Xl'lmlslm'I'Inlol la\v. Like all
othl l' laws , this law hits its Ih I'lls as
well as Its ailvantages. One or its
tllII'ons features Is the IH'ollscnou :
nntl limitless IS lance or hUlchl ) , Ruh-
suites to speculators who UJh'lnlm : to
rontruct Irrigation canals. A test ! case
II hoW ' ) ! 111n In the feIht1 l'nurlH
10 test the validity or this law , under
which O'el : SOOOOOO ) II bOUIH hns :
nlllmdy bem\ ISled : nil IIvofcl of.
. Another Ilt'-Itlnn or Iomlnt that
wi be a tOlJle of IIJcusslol ( In the con-
gross Is the 11\1 lon of Interstatt'
watm : ' ( hl 11HtJOI ! affects the ! eo-
Pie of Ictnsts : , NcbraskiVyonilng :
ant COTOIHlo : tn COl mOi. 'j'he ' helHl
waters ir the Platte IIHl its hrlchl :
l'all fy through II tvo Rocky moan-
till ! ) states before lie ( Inll hluly of the
HIle\1 : t'we'e : : Nebraska. I becomes .
I vel'y sellols ( jilest ion what 11'0)01- ) (
lon ( of the water cal he rightfully nIl-
11'oll'lalml for I rrlga t ion 111'Ise bj
Ihe ( Iwollie . ) or Colorado : ant W 'omll )
' ( he 11\.hJlon of Interstate waterways Is
not 111'elr an Intellll American 1t1.
hnt Is bound sooner ! 0' later to become
an Inlell tonal question. 1"11 " un
Irrigaton tI1lllnt ) holh Cnnalla :11
[ \lco and Ilteltel ; In the rivers
whIch tow into nl11 out oC alll ( along
the ( borders of the United States. Dee-
gates to rlllreSelt Canola situ Mexico
will bt In attendance at the irrigation
conle ! : :111 doubtless will 11'\Olt
their ylews lS to the Ilustmelt or the
It'rigmttion rights : of their respective
coultI : s. .
'rhe great 1111cll3' that has so far
ohsll'lce the progress of Ithmton
' scale has been the tmnceituimi
on 1 large bll'l uncel.tlln
phle ' or the natonll government t'
11'11ng Irrigation 1\11 the clashing hu.
ween state and nalonal hrhIUol : ;
II'oJecs. Vm'y nil tura1iy the ni 101:1
ovel'nl'nt has the largest cOlcern Iii
h'rlglol : hr reason of the vast public
IIOllln or arid lull : , of whIch It still
holds the Ull' . One proposition 1 : for
con I'ISH . to cNle to tim les1lclye states
the m.rtl lamls thiit remnulit unsold
: : thl rellin unsolt on
conllton that the states shal : use them
II 11'011tol ) of IIIuI8 for their Irrl a-
tlon. : Iuch can be said both In favor
of amid In opposition to this iroposltbon.
I IH Iloubtfll ( , too , whether the con-
gress or the United States can he In-
dlcel to view the subject CI'OI the
sale Htancolnt as the irrigation con-
l'ess. At aU events , the recomiiiiienda- '
tOIS of the latter wm ! 1m eltllcll nt
least to respectful cnulder ton.
S UFPIM ( ; l. ; J' SOUTH t't flOLIX..4. /
The men who con t 11 the con tu.
lolll convention or South Carolina ,
10W II ! esslol , frankly ' avow their In-
tenton to so chmnimge the cOlsttUtol
of the state ns to' dlsfl'llchle fully
omie-hinif tilt ) cllzem . 'l'lie com'entol IH
controlled hy the ' 'lllmles 1111 these \
are tlcompromlsilg In their tlelall
for white SUln'elal' ' . Helr Hcltllve
Elliott saitl 1 In a recent Interview that
the cOlventon will ho Ilomlnatell br
one idea , thl t of suffrage , "how to 1.lcp
the great maHS : of ignorant : leoe : ;
fl'OI votn 111 hot contl't with
.
the federal JUI1chIQ' timid the con-
stuton of the ( Pnled States. , " Semi-
ator ' 111111 who Is claIlul : of the
committee on rights oC : mlfl'lgl Is II
favor qf lan ! : imllr In Its general
feattireis to the In ? iIssiS-
hll - one adopted : IHsls'-
111)pl. but hegoes sOUewllt fartlel' .
lit , would not 1)mliy IIle tl educatolal :
CuaIUkntou , hit also 1 II'ol1rty quill- ;
Icatol , ulng II hehalr or the latter
that it. woultl disfranchise
It woull imbue-tenths
of time ' itegroes. As It would also , however -
ever , dsfranchise many whites , It Is
hot likely to bo IlloltPl1 by the COI\'et.
toui. ! 'l'ho ' .llum : pIau ) , I Is said
leaves out all of the conservative tea-
hu'es of the MissIssIppi COIttlton
111 wOIII sImply lenn n 11utermlnlUon
of the II t of ! electors In the state hy
the hhWCillt'ml of time governor. 'j'hlH
IUt been particularly olphnlzel hy
time IJublc 11echIItons of ' .rlhll\l on
the stump [ that ( lucy vould . In the Is ,
sls8111)1 llan , , get Fill of the negro vote ,
blt that no white mann woull ho tl !
l'nnehlsu Ixce1t for cl'lnw-a result 11.
PO3SIIiO or nccOllllhwent hy clean
anti Iluest nicthuods. The : IissIssippi
constitution tnd laws 11'ovlle relHles
hy u1PI:1 all otherwise both to vimidi-
eatc tutu establish the oC clti-
estallsh right any cll-
zcn to vote , ts wcl as to attack any
illegally relstel'cl votes , but the Till- .
maules to not propose that there RUl
be In the constitution or South Carolina
any slch safeguarils.
. I Ii smiid that lS against these vlolllt
1. trtllsbl there are many conse'\nt\l
men who would wish nn educational
qualification fairly . tlJlJled to both
races : , feeling sure that tle result would
.
whol1" ulolhl the negro majority ln1
any immediate fear : or it , amid at tl0
'UUO tmo net as a Itmulus to thc white .
voters thus di trnclsetl the number
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or whom 19 nrlou8Iy estluatell (101
12,0 to ( UO ; ant would act also M
nn Incentive to n greater publc Interest
In the large uQ\elolmcnl , or the Imble
schools 19 the basis or clbenshll" : . Tea
I tllnn oC this kind there could not bl
any objection emi lie ( part oC fair-
Ilulcl mll , htt those who 11\ocnto I
In small minority that they
fire E smol I minoriy
are not likely to In"c much Inluelcl . I
with the COltveiltiOil. Other plnns ie
Intl to thc sUlrln c hn\'c been Sl '
guslel , but the IHlcatols nre that
uolhlng ( wi receIve serious conHllel'
tel which toes not contcmplate the
.
dhlfl'11chlsemelt of a very large nut-
JOI.I1 or time negro vokm's. , There hits
heln ! some talk of gmaimtlng sulrl'age ; to
1'anlnJ
women , hit I Is l.Ir\.et there Is no
chalice of this being ilotie.
As luslratn time Istreme attitude
of lie .Sulth Carolina lol le hUH ! who
are lalrIJ lu the cause of "white ! U-
IJ'emncy" It IH Ilte'estnJ to note thnt
It huts heel IJ'oposeel ) to 11I'lll'ate ( : (
Into the new contlulon n pro\slon !
mlkln negroeH IlcaJnble of holllng .
olee , amid It Is said that certnln nhle )
lawyers In time state are conllh'nt that '
this CI1 bc done wlhout cOllr\enll
the nrl'enth nlenlment ( ? to ( lie federal
constitution , on the missuitipt bit thnt the
right of slIl e does not Inchiiu the
rIght to hold o I Cl.
nl'lSI n1'TfNJSS.
The AmeJcan 11eoplc will not take
ve'3' seriously to heart ( lie BrllHh critl-
csms WhiCh atest : the bitterness oC dis-
11)IH ) ) lntl\ut. 'I'hlr nlhlit 'that the
own1 , ! or Valkyrle hnd s01e r0111 oC
lolplnlnt mind they do not deity hIs right
to wltlllw front the rnel1 Ir hl really
thol . ht there wns f'lch peri . to his 'lcht
nntl her crew IH hn asserted lu givIng
his rlnsons : \vitiimlrmi\vimig. . Amel'lcan
IUWsla1I's have vigorously cOUleulell
thn I'oluhld or tIme .ixcursloii . ltatMlViiIl1
It seem Ill IUl10ASlll0 ) to . coutrol 11ut
wlwn lie ( (1lllist Ion oC spO.tflallm COl'
II1ct IH l'nlsel Ild A 1erlcaus are tle-
nonitceil < 1 nH not Iwll ; h'ue ( SIHJrhlln we
are re\I : ) to debate It amid 10 submit to
nn3 InlHu.tal trlhulul whether In the
Iltel'ultolll yacht race our 'aehls111
did not how tlumselnH II nil rlSI1ctH
as true slortmln ) : ns the owner or the
ValkyiIe 1\1 thom : associated ) wih ( him.
\ \ t' mmmighmt , If i iiecessai ' 3 . go farther thnl
this Inll assert that In every lumternmi-
tolnl : sporUI event between Emigllshu-
men m\l Aimiemicaiis WI hmmive shown itt
least aR luch regard for the rellulre-
lents or true sllorllanshlp as the limit-
lsii han' I Is tl habit of J I lshlel
to bomst ; or tlh' 10\0 or rnl' 1)1113' , but
eVerylOtlY ) fnlllnr wih sporting mat-
terR ImlWR thl'1 han hot always JURt-
led thl clnlm. iokImig eYe'y coneen-
slol to DUI'ayen . as a generous amid unit-
O'ahle SI10.tlan , It 1 : to he fal thnt he
1alifesiell : In wlllllwln ; his yacht :
1)h'lt mom of Illue ( than or alythln
else anti he 1111 not ImH'o\'e [ . his cnlm to
he ) conshlel'ell a true ( . S10.tsll\ [ ' refusIng -
fusIng Ilother OIIIO.tunl1 to settle the I
qtiestbomtw'imlchi Is the faster yacht , the
"al'3rle 01' time Detemmder. I was a me- :
l'utahle lImtsCQ . hit lot or sueh serious
COISllIIUICe as to warant bitterness of
feeling emi either side.
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1.BIl.ISK,1 : TO 7'lm lUflB
Nehl'aHlm can trimly ' point wih prlle
to time manlleelt exhlhlt of her natural
amid Illush'lnl resources now commeen-
trtlcl nt the state film groiliiils. l"uw or
tl ( ohlel' states eat of the 1IsSi5Silpi
excel ' match the ' or
can ( 0' even 11'mllctH
the fatma . orch\11 : alil tlairy which Xe-
h\slm fl'll 18 , Ilah'ymen and f'tocl.-
mlers have eoleclm1 aunt 1)lael ) 01
'xlmlbItIomi. In the IH'Ollucton of suglr ! :
beets ) , onlr Calfolhl amid Utah : cnn
lalm any eOl11rlson [ wih Xehl'lkl ; ,
:1J1 : thn comparison ; would show to time
cl'el1t of Nebraska . In point or IUllj
If not or Cuant . Time dairy IH'olluelH
of this state wl:1 : m mmmi . wlh those of
Ohio and New Yomk Iii every respect
and few of the greit : cattle-raising
tates : lre in . 1)OSltiOmi to ( com petwih
XebraHlm's live stock Itt the markets or
the world or on alr fair gronuimis.
Nebriska's : ) Iu'e-emlneuce aR the corn
country has 101 beel estahl hel1 ' .hls
year's exhibit or the great staple mom
Il'mlr Illrenches It In the front \li. :
unmong Um Iu'indpal COI'IH'alsln . re-
glols of AmC'lea all the wO'I1 " .lh
only 1 two-timlrmis crop lt 2 : ceni a
hUHIII , time COI Product of eh\lm
( IH 181 ) ; will yIeld twice 1 : much
' the ' oC all the Cob-
1le % a8 . product al .
rule : . silver ! mlll ! tlmllg . the sall 3'ear.
.lhemalufnet1.11 amid mechanlcnl ;
ludust'le : of Xehl81m . are still In their
IlrIUl ' . Alt yet exhibits ot the
IU'olluctH [ of Nebraska fac\rl ! ! , mis
timid worl.shollH cmmot full to create
gratifyIng 81'II'lse among thoHe most
famlll' : with the extent . of their opel'
tons ( alul the YII'lct of the linle'lult (
which thc ' work up Into tlishcll ar-
tce !
While Nebraska haH been under the
welthel' for two years past ant ] . mmdi-
call1led h ) ' the 10st sevel'O dronth that
has ever afflicted Its pple , the fertility
of its soIl nnll the IllcnlUle of time re
sources at its coml:111 . : have nen'l
heel Io 11'omlllnt :11 strl.lngly
hrolght Into lJhlc view as they have
at time eXllosllon on the state air
ground" this yemmr. In thIs exhibit we
fnt the stllget Incentve for faith
mmii commihience In Nebraska's
11 cOllhlence Xeblslm's future
growth , its hOlltllss 11sHlhiiies anll
.
its asmrel : irnsPerity. "iVhint I his
Iccolplhdltll wlh I 1,000,0 pOlllaton
In 18t : Is only a forellner of what I
will accomllsh ) In the years to come
wih stelu1r Ilcrlsln pOlJlnlol amid
accumulatl wlnth ! tleYelolllu its
vast Ilhl'al resources amid ut1111 thq !
advantages of location In the henrt ot
time Alel'lcm : continent. . .
Ex-Tullge Inxwel his been officially
untitled of his nomila lon ( for judge of
time supreme court by the late 1101JIHt
conveimion. ( nut time IOlJlsts ) Imoni
much about hismrobntile ' , nccoptnnco n
they tlll berttu'1 , \ \ moy came together In
state cOI\elttl.IO Them Is 0111 one man
who enl tel whether or lot .luilge Max-
wel wi 1'11"111.thnt \ \ ( Is tIme judge huhmmi-
self.
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The bIggestthIig time Nebraska rail-
ronlls ever did , ' for Omaha 11 the al'
loull'e1eut pt 'i llnul'et : rte ( (1'01
e'lr ' lollt ) In' Netlslm to thc state
fair oC $ ; ; ; for tht rOlll trill 1"11
l11Its where' the ! regular fare Is less
111 $ ; 0th. ' fire ror time rolull trill wi
he cimurgeti. .Aimy 111 II Cl'awfO' < 1 O'
1 t Blllwlnnl' , lii 'the re1ote CO'III'1 of ,
the ( Hlnle ( , Cl1 l'IIl , to ( Omaha a11 letm'l
for $ ; 'hiH timeimitit that the mlrl1Is
waut to ! ee the state faim. ' 11110 I
11wlu t4iiLcesM. " \eltl'e to suty
thnt 111l of thl'l ( ll roiing stock
eumotighi 10 hallle 1m ( lluille Ihel' Ihet'al
rates wlath'act to Ounaimut.
Visitors . to thc tnh1 ( mile are cordially
Im.lell to Ilslect the lecoltonH ; 111
Inmllatols or Time leo balimliag.
' .I'liey lre 11'111 lot le'ely to glllce
at thc OUtSide ! of the lulh11 , hut to
ittel ) Inslle lulI 1111'e time hllllole
court which his heen ) specially ( been-
mtell ( for lie occnslou. Time court IH
reachell 01 the ground floor , thl'ou/h
the 1111 , 'nl'lnce. No ole who COIIH !
to Ollhl this veek jnu nIII'11 tu tie-
cine this Inylaton ( to \Iuw In 'l'hie Bee
Imlhlnt , a el of the lecU'atol"s art.
r.aull Commlssloler Ilusseil's notice to
the effect thntJeople ) Cm'llshln sUlllle :
to the Ienleltl\ ' for the femlll/ the
Inlates : lust hn\e his ISut hlH
been tnl.en dOWI CI'OI the Pith-
lie 11'llts. 'Ihll does not lenn that
Iussel hits ahlllonell the starvation
experlmiieiit . hut merely that the 11.
10UlClIelt was causlnJ ulplcmint
critlclsumi.
'Vlln Sennlol ' . ' hl'tol learls what
a cOlloton his stolaeh.ncl eauell
II IhlH leck or the woods he wi fO'enl
forRwell' reel corn amid VttermllelOml.
A selatm'lll stomnch ) , unt It hecome
! elOlell uller " 'lshlutOI rules , me-
Iuh'u : careful ha : 111 nYe /
Yo have the 01111101 of plnlo experts
that I perfol'II'I"S touch Is not 1m-
111rell hr the Use of the tYpe\vriter.
.
' [ ' lint Is uthi ' . veii. hut where
ni'e. wel. . ! whO'e arc :
time tn1\\'lur experts Who i4imy that (
tn1\\'I.lln ; ski Is not affected by
IJlalo piaylng ?
Keep It herol'e the lwople that the
mallromd fmime fl'om ' lii Xe-
mlrol\l ; fu'l al IHIlll II -
hl'oslm to the Itntq fall ali return wIll
10t exceed : ; 'j'he result or this COl-
cession wi Ie"Umt Olall calnot holll
time leoplu timht I 1 cOle her next
week. V .
W. j. B\at h ' , } : ! lches publicly that
.
e\r ! ' word u tll'IJl by Jtllg\ Scott Is
true. Now who , ! wl vouch for the
veracity of Br ' tclJ ! l'erlmitps Ue las- ,
calL - ,
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l'olth..l I I , JIitiir In .Iuwn.
: .1 ; Francisco Call.
One at the lmunior..ot politics Is reported
from Iowa. where 'It T , said thal a 'Jotnt .re
publcan CCnVelton.t ! tyo eountes was held
In the W00d3. neither ot the two countes In
interest having given consent to 13 being
held In time other. The chalrnln sat with afoot
toot In each county , and the delegatons were
divided by the line. . -
The Jh'IHon of Utnh.
Clilr'o C"rnnlrlp.
The announcement Is made apparently
with authority . that whether the democrals I
or republicans carry Utah ; one oC the new
United States senators wi bo a : Iormol and
the other a Gentie , and that both will be
silver men. This statemmt wi tend to
dtvlst the Utah election of the main Inter-
est which I hd excited In the mInds ot the
people of the country al large.
Jrny Jnnucc H.c . H Hole Outfit.
Silver Creek Tinie
I the gang. which In a high-handed mul- :
tier Is trying to run timings at th state cap-
Iol In violaton oC law and common dee ncy.
persists In Its course , ItvIhl be very
lely to run Itself Into the ground.
Last fall one prominent member ot the out-
fit , "aa left out In the cold and tha way
things are now going the whole outfit will
b3 likely to get left a yen from this fall.
The gang I mud and evidently propoiS to
punish the people of the state for sitting
down on one of Its number.
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'Ih , ' Nfl ' Ciiiiiiiuiilt-r.
Kansas City Slnr.
The Grand Army , In choslng Colonel Ian
N. Walker ot .tmliana as commancler-In.ehle ;
did honor to a soldier who seems to have
folowel the advice credited 10 General
Wolseley . the present ' commander at the
BrItsh army : "If you want to get on In the
army you must do your best to get kIlled. "
II the war he endured all that comes to the
soldier , Including captivity. He went through
the experiences at the " fleid. time dungeon
and the escape. " togotmer wIth that of recap-
hu'e. Since the war he ha falhCuy served
the state In varIous etvl ofilcas. His election
to the chief place was In the regular order of
. promotion. _ _ _ . _ _ _
1.lul Allut the Coutract.
LIncoln Indppenlent.
The State Journal with Its usual disregard
ot truth Insists that the Beemer contract
provides that all over the 40 cents per day .
not. necesry for the maintenance of the
convIcts Is to be returned to the state. 'rh
contract Is printed In another pat at this
paper. I was drawn with the purpose of
conveying that Impression to the non-critical
reader. but It does not provide for the return
ot any part ot that 40 cnll per day. The
contract says : The tate Is to pay me 40
cents per capita per day for each prIsoner
confined In time penitentIary. I to account
for the same al hereinbefore provldell. To
"acconn for money Is i not to pay I back
and nowh"re In thJa ( contract I It provIded
that any part ot t\ , 40 cents per diem shall
be turne,1 Into the a\ate \ tr asury. The ahl-
Ity to lie with skil , w ot great commercial
value to a paper , Jlka' the State Joummai.
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Irnzl A''S ' t Itiglits.
'pr JWI . Sun.
Brazil ivili hmoitinlqrcIsland of TrInIdad and
Brazi wl holl'1Qrrlsland
England has lurrfored her bogus claim to
IL BrazIl : bas "lt ma , military and naval
,
force to assert her supremacy over Trinidad
and thla seems toiiafq ( been enough for Eng-
land . I II wtlIol 1 country 10 act with
promptitude whenPI , emy Invades , Is terrl.
tory or Its rlghts.e\ IH the mugwumps say
that this Is jingois.u.u.j , , had Brazil been negligent -
gent In the jngols rlnhlad when England
turned UI' tiara wih a cable , the Ishnd would
have been under ilah ( rule and control by
thIs time . and fq ( I would have been In
postenloa of 1 ( ; . station that would
surelY bo oC gre [ ' ddyantge , lo "eI In the
event ot hostlt : i 'Jtb Iinazii . The nation
that Is not constmty watchful , or that does
not e\tl stand ready to assert its rightful
authoriy , Is sure to be trampled under tool.
We congratulate our frend : Brazil . upon her
retention of Trinidad.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Rpya1 &king
2 Powder
1 AaOLUTXLV PURE.
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VOICE 01 TI S1'\TI : l'ICSS.
Schl'ler Qui : The democrallc party hI
Nebraska united would bo a hopeless \ thIrd
Ih the race . but with two tickets I will h 1
hard fight between time two wIngs and time
prohlbltonLtl for last piece In the race.
Tekamah lurtonlan : Time Ilrbon contract
lies been let to A. I ) . Beemer , who Is to rc
celvo 40 cents vcr day for the mnlnlenance
ot each prisoner and 1 salary of $3,00 per
year . which Includes the service of a book-
keeper. It Ilon't look like R very fat Job
but It will bring out no end of charges of
fraud.
Silver Creek Times : Politically , the A. P.
A. war In Omnha nlHI Doula county Is InkIng '
Ing shape on the part of the OPIolton II time
formaton of numerous citizens' lengues. I
Is sincerely lo be hoped that timot. . 1' . A.
mi ) bo laid II time thust. ThIs country Is
no place for religious proscription . much leeR
1 whlo awake . progressive city lIke Omaha.
Auburn Granger : U we remember rightly
wo ne\er heard Land Commissioner Russell
make but one cnmpalgn slJeeeh , and In that
speech ho told the nllelce that I electell
he wOI1 be a faithful republican ofllcial. I
looks ns though ho thinks he can best servo
his party by doing all possl.blo 10 thwart the
governor In his efforts to carry out tIme wIll
of the people , and rIght the wrongs lhat have
been nnd are beIng comnmitteti.
p
songl 'IAI.I Anou' ' 111 Ciii' .
Chicago News : Contests of this nature
sholld cease until both sIdes can promise
to exercise commol sense nnll not siiw a
chidish touchIness and foolish ( quickness 10
pick 1\1 \ trIfles. Time cup stays In America
where It has been for many years . hit time
yachting elub's pleasure In It Is spoiled.
Minneapolis Trlhlne : Def mler comes out
ot the contest technicaly a winner , hit not
under conditions entirely satisfactory to the
Amcrlcan peOIie whose champion she . was.
There Is hardly n doubt of her ability to wIn
uncer perCeety fair conll ! , ns ; thereCole
her triumph without n timoroegh lest ot the
respective qlwltes at the two vessels Is a
118appoln tmeif.
New York Press : nut the great point of
the race Is this-that the Yankee boat , crip-
pied whether by chance or fault.
almost thrown out of the race hy
the accident , came forth trom "hat
seemed a hopeless predicament and
sailed such a race as never before was
seen. There can be no more glorIous amid
Inaplrlng proof at Detender's superiority than
that long that all blt victorIous . stern
ch'ase after be casualty oC the start In the
most remRrkable race that was ever sailed
by any yacht.
Kansas City Star : London papers atrIb-
of the AmerIca's
ute time unfortunate collapse
cup match to' the "unmannerly mobbIng ot
time sovereign people over the water who ,
having planked down dollars for a spectacle ,
Insist ul10n having a good look nt anybody's
cost or Inconvenience. " Time evidence Is
overwhelming that time boats nearest to Valkyrie -
kyrlo at time start were fully halt a mile
away and surely a mile oC clear water Is
enough for a small beat to maneuver In ,
Dunraven's fellow countrymen are only malf-
Ing a ball mRtter worse by unwarranted at-
tacks on the American people , the fairest
'sport/len In the world.
Denver Republican : The most rational
explanation oC Lord Dunraven's conduct In
o"planaton
withdrawIng Valyrlo II from the race
Thursday Is that lie knew hIs boat was nn-
able to cope with DeCender. The excuse oC
threatened interference given for his con-
duct Is puerile , and It presented by the own-
ers oC the American craft would he laughed
to scorn by tIme English press. There Is a
great deal ot humbug about the pretense so
constantly made that the Englsh have a
hlher standard at "sportsmanshlp"-what-
ever that may bethan any other people
and Lord Dunraven's action will g far to
dispel that silly delusion we trust.
St Pal I Pioneer Press : The Englishman .
It Is evident. goes Off mad although what he
Is mad about Is not dIsclosed. In an Inter.
view Thursday night he Is re-
lorted to have said that ho had
been subjected to an insult from the
; egat committee oC the yacht climb. The
resources of time Associated press are equal
to almost anytiming hut they have not yet
been able to find Olt In what this Insult con-
aIsts. ' The plaIn coneluslon Is that the Eng-
lshman has lost imls temper and wIth his
temper the courtesy and fairness whIch betts
both hIs rank and hIs character as a sports-
man.
St. Paul Globe : I appears to be unques-
tored that , when the line was crossed , there
was no other craft within hal a mile ot
Valkyrie. Her owner declined to let her g
eve time course for no better reason than
( hint thor ( m" h bi interNrcnce at the finIsh.
I Is a posIton ultonabte and Uneortsunan- ,
hike. I hespeaks the l'elllnDC ! of 1 man nc
customed to have } mimi own way . or drAW out
of the , And It with
tla Game COlf ' .lh particularly
ball grace Crom the maim whose yacht had
bell beaten In one race ant In the only other
compclor sailed lout , fOllel anti . partially dIsabled her
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Chicago Post : ny swift mrclcs I k I coining .
Inl nearer-tim era of malice toward nno
nlli charity for nil .
Ihlalelhla Record : Henry Waters"n If
lCeilttltky : . the brilliant stud versatile cHtor ,
of the LouisvIlle Coimrior-Joumrtmal , typifies time
representative Alnerlenn. Whiatc'er ' ho '
entat\e , WI.lcver says
Is brhnCul ot earnest enthummeinsam amid the liii-
cst patriotism. "UII wIth th elhlgn of the ,
reimmmbhici" he cries In regarl , 10 11 prcutimt .
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Oralll Army enclupmelt : nt LotmlsvIii.
"Uown with hIm who would lower I I" ! Thmc .
fact that : lr. Watersol was a ' .tllant 101.
ouel II thc confeclernte am Jenl , ! eSlleelat :
)
interest 10 lho utterance. Ills olnlon re-
Iccts time real Hentment of the [ southern
p'opl
KnMs City Star : Mr. W'atterson's great
appeals In tmes past have hiun malIc to n
parl ' -Io a section or 'lhe . Now
: scctoa ) 10(10. his
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audIence Is the entire cll1enshlp of the re-
iiumbiic. lIe Is the ehoqueimt aIotoiaumna oCa
Iluble. le eloquell S\lolcsmal \ a -
trhotism . To be 1(0\1 as such ; to bo recag-
nl7l ] by all parties 111 all ' Ctul' ai col.
chalplon of these hIgh p'mijilc Rentlnents
which all gl'OI cltzcns cherIsh ileep ( l II lieir
lmcarts but which few ahl
are ) adequately to
express ; to go down 1 : the tomb wIth time
rlamor 011(1 the glory oC that hl\ ! r In
elm liii ii , a round 11m nue lullntnJ hIs
character In hlstory-whllt gr.Jler honor can
a citizen ot this reimumblic aspIre . tl ?
Gobe.Democrat : The 10t striking feature
or the Grand Army reunion at Louisville Is
time general aul cordial frah rnlzatol nf the
federal and confederate soldiers. I seems
strange to cl\lan ' that men \1' were once
engaged In time grim worle oC lrylng to ) \1
each other should now macat In tIme most
friendly spIrit 011 "drInk Cram the same
canteen , " but the truth 1M that the men who
did the fighting In the war cherish
none of the bitterness which Is
frequently manifested by those who stad ! nt
home. The RohHers on the two sties have
1 feeling oC comradeship th It Implies lutull
respect for the ourJ and fortitude that
they resjnictiveiy displayed. . <
SN ' 'IOn GIA y ( ' 'UIII TI IDI.
Glohe-Deuuocrat : Senator Guy's third term
talk Is to be taleen with some allowance for
the fact that he. has been spoken oC as a
geol man to succeed the late Justice Jack-
so ! .
Phiadelphia Press : The public and expHe.t
declaration of Senator Gray In favor of the
rcnomlnaton at President Cevelan'l gl\o3
that movement a more serious character than
It has heretofore possesoJ. I Is the Ir3t
sldo. weighty and significant eprNslon 01 that
ChIcago Tribune : Senate Gray ot
Delaware ha a fair reputation as
a lawyer but he Is not stuart
enough to lalec the American people
believe that under .certaln clrcumnstancesVtwo
and one make two , and not three. lie says
he cannot admit that time nomination oC Mr.
Cleveland next year woulll be n nomination
for a third term , but only for a second one.
Springfield nCIJhlc : n : St. C air McKel-
way of the Brooklyn Eagle comes blcle fromn
Eulopo rather preposse3sel , than othorwlso
In favor at Cleveand's ! rmomiiiuatlon. ; "I do not
ace . " he says "why a free silver poplo
should not hve their way Jnst as many times
as they want to have It. " To bo sure-even
to the poInt ot ha\ng ! ther ! war In unfreelng
themselves , It they wish. The advisability
ot exercising their freedom In this way 13
another quemtion.
New York AdvertIser : Senator Gray oC
Delaware Is for Mr. Cleveland fet I third
term. But then Senator Gray was also the
friend and champion ot : Ir. Cleveland's Im-
becile Hawaiian policy. Any ntempt to restore -
store Cleveland would be even more unpop-
ular than time mcmorble effort 10 restore
1.luolcalanl , ant It would also bo qUlo as
futile. At the ale time SO'ator Gray oC
Deleware must not be despoed ot tire honor
procession. o'r rihhng ! time , head donkey I he 1II trm
V
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A.ldnA Too 111'h Eeonouiy
Cincinnati lOnruircr.
Secretary Morton claims to have made a
great sa\lnl by shutting oft time distribution
or seeds. Now It ho should shut oft the dis-
seets. <
seminatton ot financial papdoodlo his vindication -
caton as a public man would bc conspicuous
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f n\m : ? IT . .
Atehian Oobe : Moat people just drag
along until I II tm for thom to Ite , "
Somitervifle Juurnal It's wise child that
< mrrvUle : I's 1 Ihs , {
knows that I doesn'l knol more thln iLl I l.
V
uln father. V
nORton 'ranrlpt : The significance ; ot the "
Inl13n sign affected by h.hacconlst II Wi- , ;
prices derst",1 . , II ba that Iolcla are sold lt La ! ,
l'lttshurg 1spntch : One of tle ( problems :
oC time ego Is bow the now bloomer roman
can tIe lb'J boy of the future to her apron I
stri : mgs. (
Washlnglon ! Icst : Up to the preent time
Iho Holmcs lttler case leems to be Ih7 '
just lug gemieralities one corpus . delc1 ald 111t on glitter. !
Chicago Thnes.Uerh : The poet who elghs I I
for pcr1clu:1 life II 1 rose garden \oul\ \
Sol be ready to trallo oft time last hal or ' j
his eternity for thrr hcnrs In 1 corn IlelmI. ,
SU1en'lo Jounal : " " 'll'ro , tli'ro Is no (
iiiiie there ell bu no endeavor , " says I
"i'eanls : uC Timeught" writer-amid lie mlht f ,
have ntbbcd too that wheru thpro Is no en- !
te\'ol' there can ho no hopo. .
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Sltflut'i' AXI - 1'0 ' 1' I I i'om'm' . ,
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Chicago Teconl : 'IIU 1 yutm ever nnd a
mal ulllc\ time bed ? " <
" 13mm Ce. "
"Gou"ne s me . where was that ? "
"I " wus on the lOll berth uf 1 sleeping
car.
ca\
Chicago ! Tinu'-Ileruld l : Don.t ho too "
gooll ; People wi say 'Ol are cecemitrie.
Ihl\lclphln ; necCtl : H time weather man
hefolu ismft I ( ; ; SIImCr rfll WI icavea will . h.nu altuml leaves
Detroit Tribune : " 1 see the court lann.
perlli tl ! his . Gut tastel' the g. b. . . observed time 1m. f
"Ye , " rejoined time chlct Inspector at sea I
hrt1e1e : " "he got toti much starch Iii tht I
'zar's : boiler 1101 un er"hlrl. Ills majesty ,
Is very sensitive , you Iwow. "
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Cincinnati rimqtmirer : "hello . Jaslun \
"
whore mime you IvluK uow1" :
'W'itim mv wife. Ot cours "
" , \ 111 ihmere Is \011 witI living ? "
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"Oh-er-wliy-wltlmhmer rathor.
Now York Hccofcr : On the Hlrrlcnn4
Decle-"Ahl ! I 1 conlt sail tl"lh lIfe with
'Ol , denr one , imy my stile . like ) 'olllel
yacht brensttng time brine 15 the heels to
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the"But that's jl't the trlble , Augustus
You Il'enl wel olol/h heeled . I.all ; nyt. "
Indinnapohie Journal "My wife Is In exPert . .
Pert In I hlultn g a ml lIe . 1lt UI \ coin for Q
trLrg't tune. " Iud she'l hIt It In the center cVlry
tle ' nothing. My wIfe rifles my poclt
etc mhscs ( if al dime. time " coin a 1them and level
Chicago Post : "Stop working that free
lunch . . cOlntoshullec time bartemmder. .
"It hm't work ; I.s a 1J1elsure. " replied
WemmryViliic. .
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Jersey 108Iule they tell I ! about ?
crows. Jerseylto-Lorti , 101 them'a nothln' bu.
IS TIm l0TIN ! SECONDED ?
Ihlndell l1 Itecomtt.
Oh ! for n Ihnpso at the llolar waste
Or I piece oC In iceberg ulreitr.
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Or 1 cooling hn'eze from the Arctic sens
Or even I cold , cold bcerl
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Chicago Ioot.
New women have the floor tOday ;
Old len are seldom heard.
\'l' hark to what new wOlen say ,
\\0 hung on cv'ry word.
New women throng time city streets
And clmb time country hills.
WIth thlm old men cannot compete
Except In VI 'lng bills. .4
Now women have the public eye ;
Old men nrl crowded OU1.
New womel's nlms are always high
Whatever the\'ro about.
New women tel us how to vote.
Through life they show the way
Du all the east you'1 kindly note
ail , men sti havc to pay.
New women talk nail wrIte nt length
On all the wen known themes V
They show unwontehl force and itren "
In phianthropic drcams. ,
ail IIn are quick pushed aside
By .woman's vim and dmtsh .
But In , the end It's not denied _
They must suppty the cash.
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New women 10 a lot or good. ,
We nIl of course. admit.
And doubtess If they could they wouT
no plenty more at It ,
New women Ire reforming al
In almost cv'n' ciinie. !
nut It old men were nol In cal
l'ray . would they have the time
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Wa who make every Ettch orClothlp we soil--wa , who novr ' sell any-
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Outy Makers of Really Fine Clothiug.
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