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Iu1Jl.tRu1n F'IflY 1OflNJNcJ.
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Z.t1y flee ( Vlthout Suflda ) ) One ? clr 8 C4
I)3IIT Ie send Huni&y. One Year 1 A
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8uUi Omfihn , 8Iflgt fllk. (0t. 1 and 24th SI ?
ThuneII ! mirB , 16 North InIn i4tret.
Cilc.iio omc , 37 ChAtnher of COInmre.
New Yoi % ItnrnlR 13. 14 nnd 15 Tribune Dtg.
VnihIngton , IO7 F Striet. 1. W.
CO1tIflSPONDt'.NClt
Ati eornmunIcaflon .Inttig to newft an1 (1I.
torinI ! llnttr houId b nd1tepsed To the 1AUor.
usists ; L1rrTIns !
All buIne IUeri in1 rfmIttnC f1Uflh1l h.
dre(1 to TIlt. flee I'ub1Iulng
Omhn flrnft , cliecki nTI potoflIcP OttICr $ to
be made i.iytjle t the order of th iott1IlIflY.
T1fI J3V.I PUUt2tTITG COMI'ANY.
ST41 rMtN : [ ' o1 etflcUhkVO.
State of Ni'1w:4crtl
DoiigIa ounty.
fliorgp IL Tehuck. pertnry of Th0 Ion Puh
IIshng rotnpnny. tfIn duly iwotn. tftt th9
ttuftI ntinitpr of ( till anJ eornltA c'Ie nf th
Ially ! ornIng , IYlnn Ifl(1 ( tlIflIRy 13eP prnt4 !
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SticrI1'I ) In fl ) Tt'M'flCP nn1 % rrn to Ietor
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( Heal. ) WIL.T1AM $1M1fl T. .
r'otnt y Piih1c.
My coTnn1IInn ? xptri Decemlier It. 1)O
Politleni ( 3 clofle cellars are tilso In
gt.c1 t ( leifla D ( L
(1Intiipy 111k'ys lint nmnngetl to -
. CttIft 1hbtit ( ; IiJtiiy. ,
No one feels grtter : reIf now hint
tlio prt1ImII1nrIs are over titan thu
average cIty hull elnhtloyc.
Eiighui IH eoniplninliig of ( Irouth. It
Is really too bitl : iiattire imnuot sntIfy
nIl portions of the gJobe nt the niine
tinie.
SiIP1oft $ S1)flhl ) slinuhi tiit1 a iww
coiniiinnilt'r to taki cltarge of It forces
Iii Cuba In ( ho iilnce \Veyler. . Then
whnt ?
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It Is nn III winil tlint blows nolioly
good. The tOrfla(1O Insurance conipa.
tiles nijil their agenis are reilIIIlg the
Iinrvest.
If the IIl1hIStS vIhI only put a pro-
hihltlon 1)11111k In their natlojial p1ntforn
they will tike : away all excuse for fnr-
tIir existence from the newly organIzed
home pioteetlon PartY.
rUhie st. 14)1113 cychne must hinve been
horrIble eiioughvlthlont having th liar-
ror Iiicreased by tli 1)uIhIcatioIl of the
, ' horrIble j)1c111re4 ) that have leeIl : itlorn-
Iiii some ol' tIii so-called inetrolohItan
J1trspapers.
The free sllverites sllppoil a cog In thin
prohIbIt Ion national convetitloit. Aini
thii' chiiiices : are that their cogs will ln
tdlpjiliig iIght along untIl they are voiii
off by thin lahl ( ISIILIC against free sliver
iicxt NOYCHIIe1.
q'hier' : ir' iit'sv ritniors afloat In Lou-
lon of Aiuuluassaulor Ihaynuti's retire-
uncut from the court of t. .Times. Thin
retirt'uuieutt , w'e have reason to lelIs-e ,
however , s ili not occur until shortly
after March -1 18)7.
The poltIcIans w'huo. are worrying
themselves uhout Speilnr : Heed's uiuture
are only causing thieinselvts neelless
trouble. Mi . Iheed is a. big enough
uunuu in t vtq y respect o hike care of
himself nuiti will no tloubt tb so.
Tiut' story that Presitlent Chevelflnd
, IIi accept an luuvitation to go on a
svtterui fishing excursion vi1hi Senud or
iing is now pioruoiuiuct1 ouue of thut
tallest ( If huh fish stories. But IL 1u3 i
story at 'vhuichu tile poinuluir uishi s'hhI
bite.
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A man 'who reails that thin weather
foreast liulleates rain may curry au
umbrella , hut vhunt s'oiihtl a inaui ( o ,
eveul If 1u luuni twelve hours' uuotl e by
telegraphIc lnuhlellui that a tornaiho 'as
on its vuuy tovnrt1 his to-ut 1111(1 IVOIIIt1
Iii all IWlulhIhItY ( ) ) juso his front yuurtl for
Its JlaYgrouuIlll ?
The tThmocratjc pohIt1clan now o -
journilug hi iuIroi1n are there because
they want to keel ) away ( iouuu the I ° -
utica ! storm ceuiter this year. They tb
not vnuut to kuuow anylhuluug about Airier-
lean 1)011 ) t les a iub t lie foreign lICs5 flia )
as vehI give up In uivuuice thin task
of secuiriuig luulti-victs-s froni them lujouu
the situation on this shIn of the Atlantic.
The month ot Iuuun will bring ninny
strutngers to this city , them boliug ' a
fluuuulier ot events of tixtranruhluunry 1w.
juortance on the lists. P'OiiQ ) from itli
iau tt or the eouuutry vlIi , for a
( bulyM ut it tiuuit , 1)1) guests of the city.
It vouId bt' of iiuestiunnbltj ynluun to us
It every struuuugei could carry avu'
wItIi huliu' thin icuuoyietlge that in 1893
thin TrauusuuuissIssIiII ) exposition vIii be
liehi hero , nuud that every raliroutul en-
tt'uing the city limb p1eu1gtd itselt to
enter the ProPoscil tiepot , thereby In-
tutluug Its conuiti-uction.
'I'lio reIuuIhIcauus ) ( it Douglas county i
iio vote outshlo thin IIuuu1t of the city i
lins-e n1auiy tiuuies rouuuialnetI ) ! that the i
city claiinetl all of the oIIIctt , riouuiuig
111)011 the enndkla-- ( auiy rt sklent o
outlying precincts. 'rir eritlehun hunt
not always beeui Just , anti In the action
of 1iu reiubhcau ! couiity convention It
, ' , luts beeuu vhuoly ! sileuuceil. Thin couuuty i
divided 1uonouu equally vlti ! thu city
atid the convention reput1intei thu nazi.
tlltlacy of one or two asplu-ants who rei i
Eldo In the city. it was denny bovit
that uuieuu not geographical loeat1o1
Ilgureil iii the mizuhu ot delegates.
\iieuever the beOi)1O ) of thu county jn-c. I
tuent the rl&it iuuuuul for atu othlee which
ito ciiuu fill with tredIt , the city zt n I
rule vIIl uccupt thu situation. .
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TIW D.SIUCItA Tie ritisi' .
The huouuetL uuinuiny democrats hIflO
pi-nctIcaul3' giveut tip the light for the
couitrol of the Chkugo convention. lie.
1)OrtS from 1Vutshultiuton y that Sen.
ntors Gornian , linen anti souuue other
equuhiy trouug ailvocntes among beuno-
erats ( it the goiti stnntlnrtl nlmit IISV
that the silver faction will both vrlte
( lie ihuttfflrifl ) nuuti uinuult' thin next ibeino.
erotic cainhiduite for the iresldeuuey. It
Is IOIIPVCI ( thIs is titt viev In ntlininlstrn-
tioti circles , though it is of turse liii-
possiblu to get oily expression of opinion
from that soturce. 'i'Iie Louisville
Courier-Journal , which huai maim a most
enriiet ituid gallant flghut for thin honest
uuloney tntuse In 1entuieicy , sees little
liope that tim Chicago eouiventon vilt
not euutboric free silver. Novhucre , In-
deetl , Is there tiny umote of confidence or
hmopefiulni.ss from thin 501111(1 ( uuioney
tininocrats. I f there ore any vho have
lint qUite given ui , the tight , all feel that
tim clinnee of defentiuug free silver at
Chicago is vell uuigli luopelcs.
' 1luo tlnunocratic I'iullutilclhululit Itecoitl
recetutly said that It would be worse than
useless to attempt to tbisgtuise thin truth
thuuit the tlemocrntlc partY Is fast zip-
proncluhuig a. crisis whelm tiuieateujs to
couuulml'tely tiestroy its huutruunuuy nuuti
unity. "Notluluug hut the greatest patri.
otisun , gooul fortitume fluid political skill , "
saul thutt- paper , "caum prevent thin split-
thug of thin part3' lute two Irruconcllzible
livlaiouus at Chicago. ? htuchu time suuuuic
elements are at work now which dlvldetl
the democratic partY and uussniied the
union of the halted Sthtes thirty-six
yezirs ago. ' [ 'lien the motive for thlvisioum
s.uts slavery ; ulo\V It is fotumul in tie-
jit'eliited liIOflCS nut ! reiiubiation. " 1'lmu
itecorti declared that thin tritutuuIhi ) of
rieo sliver at Chicago would be a
tllstluuct nbanlonuumdnt of heuuiocraey uiuuti
iniphieti tiiztt it would be time duty of the
otiiid money democrats to revoh t ngztiuut4t
client ) eurmeuucy aini rpiudiuttiout timid
thereby keel ) vlthi thicin "thin orgauilzzt-
tlon , thu principles and time mime of the
iarty ) of .TeiTersoim , Jackson auuti lienton. "
It is of course idle to talk of patriotism
to thme free sliver element of the demon-
racy , or indeed of either lmrtY. The
utIVOCtitOS Of fl policy of currency de-
basemneimt iunve convinced thueniseives
that they alone are thin eunliotilniemit of
patriotic devotioim to the interests of
time governmnemmt arid time conservators of
time peolIe's velfztre. Thoroughly liii-
hued with this belief they satirically
laugh itt lIipetilS to patriotism. Nor
is it apparent 'hmat political skill on the
Izlrt of huonst uimtmmey tbemnocrats can an-
coumitihisim at ( ) hmicago agnimist such an
overwhelming majority for free sliver as
nov seems assured. 'lhme fuict tlurtt a
majority of that conumlttee is against
free sliver auiioumit.t to ilttle , for it.s
power goes no further than time temmi-
iorzr organization. Time comummnittee
wlhi simply follow thin regular course , in
doing which It cannot in the least affect
tue loier of time element having a
majority of thin convention , auiti that
uuiajority will be bound by no rule or
piactice of preeellng conventions.
F'i omn tim ircseumt aspect of tIme shtua-
tion miothihuug appears more certauui titan
a , Sihit itt Chicago amni the itomuhitation
of two democratic cmmtditlates : for time
hreskbeulcY , time gold standard ( leunocrats
bolthumg amid imomnimma thug a camidldate
macrely to pri-serve tIme organization.
Even this , however , \\lii not prevent : m
tremnemidous disIntegration , so that in
ally eveimt the crisis titat couifromits tIme
(1emnocrati ( party rnimst resuit so disas-
trotishy to it timat it niiiy jmever fully
recover. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
r11l vrc ; I'I1s1DFrCY.
A good deal of Interest is being maul-
fested in easterul political circles regard-
hug thin sccoimtl pizuce on time republican
presitkmutlai ticket , the nomulmiatlon of
McKimuley for presidemit beimug very generally -
orally cOflCOI ed. Time Piuhiadelplmia
1t.S of hast Friday COuItalflCl ( an eli.
torizii doimhthess written l)3 Its editor-lit-
cldef , 110mm. Chuarle ] mn ( ry Smmulth , pre-
seating cogent reasoims In favor of
Speaker bleed for time vice presilency
anti urgiimg that if thin party wants Imim
Mr. Reel sliotilti accept. ThIs probably
voices a. tjtifle general sentimnemit uimaomig
eastern repubhicamus anti doubtless it is
safe to say that if the distinguished
ilaluie statesinaim were to signify his
wilhimmguicss to luke thin secomni 1)10cc his
nomninathoit would be certain. But it is
mmot Iiktly that Mr. Reed vihl do this.
Time vice presidency can hardly hmnve
any atti-aetloims for Julia anl lie is sure :
of lelng speaker of time next Imouse of
representuitlVe4 If thmat body is repub-
Ilcan , a lDsItlomm thuat Is lit every vny
congenial to him. New York hits seventh
nielt who would uiccept thin vice ireHl :
( beiltiuil mmommihnntlou 011(1 it Is thought
PVolflthlO that thin dehegatlomi frommi that
state 'Ihi lrtsmmt time unman of ( ovenmmor
Morton If lie tbesires it. His selection
woumhd ummuloimbtethly strengthiumm the ticket
so far as New York is count-rued. New
Jersey , Comumiect Icut and bhhuotle Islamul
have each a etuidlilmite , but they are itoh
munich talked of. 'l'hin comitest for time [
ie presilcmitiai ( mmomnlmmntioii at St. Lotus
uimny be amore Imitertstlumg thuzimu stmeh comi-
tests conhmuuomuiy are , limit it is hosslbho )
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Lhmat time camidhiate will tnt ciectcd with-
IMit auuy struggle.
IflUJtIi'.S CtTWXOY
The release front Prison ly Presldemit
Kruger of all thin h'usOImS convicted of
troasomi mmguuhnst tIme 'I'rammsvial ; republic
axceit ) thin four leaders is addItional
.
Itroof that time Boor President is mint an.
tumated In thtitt matter by feeilimgs of
lmati etl or vlatblctlveimess , but has acted
ohely frommi a semiso of dimly. A very i :
trying timid thllllcumlt situmatiommas pm-u.
41'uit(4b to him. A dohiberato effort Iuuiti
It'emi ) umuado to orgammize revolution Iii the
rehnmbhle ziuiti thin evidence zugaiuist thin i
Hen arrested nuud who IuhtuIel guilty to I
hme charge of treasomm was couuchuislve.
i'iiere uus aIilimtlutmmt reason to iChIeVe ) , m
mowever , that these mmmcmi ern mit Iii. i
; trumnt'umts fluid vhmhio thin goyermiummemmj
would humuvo bet-mi Justified iii blunting
Limo i4evemest beummtbty , l'reslibemit Kruger
ivklnimthy ( roam thu outset hits beii this-
) OSt'I to give them thin bemmelht of thin
multigatlumg fitet that they wi.'tt , macrely
hut , creatures itnil that thmoo vhio were
, hiielly respomusihie for their eommdimct amid I
-hio should stuffer eoumhtl not be rcumehmetl. I
[ ) epite a strong liulnuhar tlemmtaumtl ton I
nrryIng out thin sumtejmeo of thio court c
Cruger determnhmwd to treat time mmien vhio e
aid cpaspired ngalttst his goyei jwj I
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with chernency and lie hiss done thmil4 itt
BOIIto risk to his poimiminnitY itt home ,
thmoumghm othmer icople vhhi regard hmls an-
tion as that of a brave anti crnmscieit-
tloml3 mnaum , nettmnteil by a imighi semise of
Initlu duty nmmh justice. There calm hr lit )
tloimbt that iii nil this mmmnttcr I'resklc'mmt
I'ruger huts huoceethed Impomm hml'u owui
conviction of what was hwohcr to be
dumme , regardless of volnmhar chimnmor at
hiomuto or reimresommtntiomis from abroad.
lie huas mmot becit swayed or Iiiflummmcntl
by extrenmists nmnommg his own PeohhC )
01. by uvimat hits eimiauiuiteui froiim I4ommilomi
mummd there cami be Ito donut that hue is
stronger toduiy and timnt thin govcrmmimicmit
of whmlchi lid is time hied Is mmmore secure
thunmi ever before. lIe' hmns tleuikd that
them is ally nhhlammce between time Traums-
vauil republic flhll ( ermnamu3' utitti his ( In-
miluii wIhi be imumiversaihy accepted , because -
cause there Is umo necessity for stmcim an
alhlammce. himuiCC(1 , Chic little republic is
better off % ithioutt such an alliance , for
stanihiuig ahomue It ciin rely impon thin
civilized w'oritl for syimmpathiy iummtl simp-
[ mont in nmaimttnltmlimg its Iimtlepcumdeumce.
.NIllJflI.S'Kit iL.Ij flOuT.
From every sectlomm of time state comb
tidlmigs of a prosvcctivo hiommuttifimi liar-
vest. Every acre of arabic mmmd hit
thin state that is now umumdur cultivation
gives good imroummise of a yield equmni to
thin largest timit : huu ever beemm imzurvi'sted
iii this state. Time fuinmumers of Nebraska
huivo Imeim taught time benefits that an-
crue ( rout a divershiled lntltmstry. 'I'imey
no longer hut their eggs all 1mm one
hinsket , but emmdeavor as munich as possi-
llC ) to lumsimne thicumiselves ngalmmst iosu
h ) , planting their hamid to various staples.
\Vhule conui s lhl ztluvnys be time ummnlumstny
of ngnlduhture in tIme great coru luht , a
lurgnt hmerceumtumie of time acreage will
thus year comutrlbute to time grand total
of dlvemshtled prozlimction.
ITmuless somuin uuuforeseeum autti ummhlkely
Cithamutity lmefahhs time stale It Is sitfe to
estiummate the nhue of Nebraska's : mgnl-
cultural output for 189(1 ( at over $100-
000,000. Time corn crop alone , cOmiuled
at 20 cents a bushel , vlil foot up fromu
$ -I0)0)00 ( ) ( ) to $30,009,000. Converted
immto meat the btmhk of thin conuu crop will
yield U great tleal moore. Time smmutli
grahuis , iOtattes , Imzmy , alfalfa , sumgau
beets , flax amid vegetable seeds svhii ncr-
taimuly bring another $50,000,000 hmmto time
state. Time output of tIme Colorado gohd
1111(1 silver mines , 'svorkel to thicit- full
caummielty , will umot exceed $50,000,000.
'I'iie emutlre gold product of the Ijumited
States will hot equal iii valume time farm
lrotluucts of Nebraska , and tIme silver
product will fall $30,000,000 to $40,000-
000 short of it.
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\vhth : t-o years of 1)oummtiulml luarvosts
Nehrask.a will again leap to tile front
ramik of prospeioims states amid every
vihiage and toWn In the state will re-
5111110 Its former buslumess activity and
reumewod growth.
Twenty years ago time impression prevailed -
vailed that it WflS Impossible to get a
goo(1 horse outside of Kentucky. Now
w oare told flint time west Is producing
ju.st as good stock as timat which Is
bred in time famoums blue gm-ass country.
Crtalmi It is the breeding marmns of
Iowa and Nebraska imavo umuffle great
StVi(1eS in time breedIng of horses the
past ten YCiiiS. In recent years Ne-
hraska.bred huorses have mmmdc signal
records ouu time turf , amid thieve Is no
doubt they uihh achieve 8tihI greater
trilmitmjhiS. Under these coimditions thieve
is no reason wimy Omaha cannot be
mnade the neuter of Uuis growing inter-
est. We should have race meetings
every year which can make this city
fttinous from one end of time country
to the other. Tim races on the 0th
Inst. ItouuuiSe to excel ammythiing of time
kimUl Ommuahma has atteniptcd. They
ought to be encouraged.
Time assertion of time Lincoln News
timat there itt no lreeetIemlt for refimsimug
to reimoumminate a state othicer to a secoumd
tct'mn is not borne out b historic ( acts.
Joiuut J. Gospem- , secretary of State , was
refused a remmomliiatioim , aitiuoimght hue
w-as it one-leggel old soldier and wanted
it balIy. BeimJainin Cowdery , secretary
of state , and John Steen , comunuissioner
( if Iuuihln hands , . faihed of renoimulzuatioum
six years ago , and Toni Bemiton caine
withuiui an ace of simarimug their fate.
'Vim iICa ( thulit ally uimaum humus a niortgage I
on aim dune for a. second lenin becaimse
ly ncchleuit Ito secured a first tenimi is
lit vamiutnee with umast expenieumce as well
15 witii sotmumtl political seumse. 'Fun party
incurs ito obiigatiouus ( or Uue future i
% -Iieui It honors a mmian 'uvitlu a piutce on
its ticket , and thin intem-ests of thin party
lutist bo consulted before time interests
hf. thin individual ofhhce-hiohiler.
Tim last tlnys of May are always
most critical In time eyes of time frumit I
grower Iii this latltimtlc. Dimniimg that
timne there hits been no frost re1)orttd
tmitl miothuilig has Interveumctl to brezmk t
thm vroimulso mumntlo early 1mm thin season
cite It utmost abumutlaimt yield of au kimuls
) f frimit In this section. In Pottu-
vattnuiiie commuty anI ( Iii southwestern
Iowa thin fruit crop will be an emmor-
Immoims Olin. For thus lrothmct Ouumalma
funmmishmes thin oumickest amid best immarket
tmid 01i1 people mmuay exiect In get miii c
tiuti fruit they vuuumt at how vrices time
oumiing fail. Thin fnimit growers of
iouimmcIi lihumirs aimul vicimilty expect to
1-cull ) a rich ! uan'est , which will fully r
rehimibum-se thmeimi for last year's losses.
l'huo ( alum of Pottawuittamitio county
8iuheS ) hits golmo taut to all parts of thin
oumtti7. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oummnhua is comparatively yoummmg , anti to
htL fact mumay be ascribed time abeumco 0
if unouuummimniuts itmitl stzttimuiry etected
o the memory of attttesimieim and salc
lions , ihuihauthmrtPlsts axmd mmmcii of Jet-
ttrs. Them urn ito immoto iumterestiumg or
uuiiosiumg features of ptmbhic Iarks iii a
lie larger cities luau thin magiuihhcent
miomiumiments wimichi a gratefumi pcojihe
uave buIlt comnumiemoratimig thin virtumes c
imutl deeds of great mmmcii. 'The timumo Is
) eriultis lint far distammt vhuezi Oumunima
u-lu give this suhject imoler ittteutiomi.
flecoittioii duty was nmarked all over
liti coummmtry iS' _ it diversity o ( amateur
ports , with eychlumg events well lii thin
end. Ommiahia 'zts in no semuse behind
Ii thin variety aimd Interest innumifested
It thin contestH vaged on the bicycle
nurse , thu dlammiond , the teumumis court ,
tn. iVluiio tlmeso fratimnes nutty not. be
U itrict keeping ivith time Siminit of thin
.
day , they arts of lrnmmeflt to ParticIlammts
auth affOm(1 imiimiimnemmt , iVithiOtit Vhu1chm
8. hiohiuhum3' . ePltO ( rout ifli)01 ) St'elilS 1mm.
comuipht.tt'
_ _ _ _ _
Oime POt urns hmroumghmt nut at hut' ro-
hi I h il t iii it coiVmm t lout vh i ichi seemmi s to have
es'itit.ti I ii iittCuitimlm ( of thifl uuummnerotis
third hmarly ngltmitoms amid whmichm umny
ciuuise t hi t'mum con ski erahmie I imui ide 1 intone
thips _ get tiirjtTgii , It was that tmumder thm
laws as they exist lii
a mutiiuthmer.i suites time third PamtY
eii'etors 'ima'e no rlgiit. to iminces on
liii : ' ohilcInh luiliot except its eammihitluite 1)3 )
itt itiomi. 'I'luey must , as a gemmerni
tIming , point to thin poilliug of a. mliii-
tlllmmui peuceumtzmgn _ of the votes at thin
mlext imrecrmhlmmg eleciloim Iii oniiei to ho
emitithed to thin Imse of a particular party
desigmmatioum. ' .Fhuis is true , for ecaummple ,
1mm Nuimrnskn. t mmy bramuth mmeuv limrty ) In
thus state s Ihi hive thlllletmhty imu liii.
pressing its ltl'ty htbtfltlt3 ilpoum thin
voter.
\Vimeii it colmle.M to thin news of time
world thin Wo1hul-I lerald si mphy lsut't
in It. That boastftml POPCI viikcs imp
on Moimtliy ; to the fact thiat a great disaster -
aster , Imivolving thin death of thmoumsztmnls
of lhuisshmn iCtISttImtS ) , occurred mmeni
Moscow on Satmmrday hast. headers of
'Flue 1venimig line were glvtuui a full
telegraphic Caihe ) report of this calamity
011 Sattmrhay , wlthmiit a few hours utfter
It iuiuipemmetl. ) Time Sumiday lIne comi-
tutimied a inure detailed aecoumut , muitui
\IomiiIny's lice revIevs thin immcldcmtt vitii
careful estimates of thin terrible loss of
life. Comimpare with nil this tue meager
flhl(1 belated report lii Mommtlmy's : 'uVorid.
IItji iuhh. ( Ihimt little things hike this are
of nuuimost daily occumi'rcmmce.
Owiimg to Imis defeat iii the coummmty con-
veutthoii , Attorney Gemuci-al Chmuu-chtlhh
hmroloses. ) so It Is said , to mimake the ( mImic
of time state house trehmhile by certain
eXllOsiVcS hue will drop in tue vicimuity
of the mitoumey yziuuits. 'l'imls imesumliiioses )
there is sonuethmlumg wroiig in thiat piar-
ter If this he comicedctl , the question
nnises , Could Chmurcimihi Imave becut in-
ilucial to stir imp time ammimnaha except
( vomit uuiotlvcs of revenge ? Iii other
words , If reimoummlmmated in state couven-
tlon vili lie continue to svimmk ut irregu-
laritles kutowim to exist , amid which , If
hue did his duty , could readily be mdl-
lied and il'OVCIitel ?
TIme ( mlhlgcmmco and ability shown by
County Attorney Balubrige Iii tIme 1)lose-
cutiomi of the jury bi-ibery cases Is no
less gratifying tlmami vzis his work in
tue prosecumtion amid convictiomi of Bohimi.
Ills at1dres to the Jury iii thin first
bun trial i commceded to imave been
Olin of gient lireluithi and 1)ower , staumip-
imig hum n1 : tHe of time stromigest prosecutors -
cutors thmtcqumnty has ever 1111(1. It
takes yeat' aid opportunity for a law-
ycr to gain local proimilnemmee , but
It ; does ii j1riuire so bug a tlmnefor , a.
states mittorney to acquire a reiutation
for feariettmef and uumswcrviimg fidelity
to .
duty. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Stathstkan. ; . tell us that in no year
ulurlug timu buist quarter of a century
has cornfafed , to reach 40 centh a
bushel in _ lumly or August In this mar-
kct. Time question Is , 1Vihi this year
be an eXCeithtfli I to he rule ? Nebraska
Is vltauiy interested iii this muatter , for
timore are vast quantities of conmi stored
throughout the state awaiting a rise in
umini-ket irice. W'Imen this coimi moves
iumoney w-iil be plentiful In time country
tos-ims aimd our jobbers will ( lerive beime-
fits in turn.
Geiteriti tlIi1I,1t-rNII ns u n Orntor.
. Cincinnati Enquiror.
Ex-Senat3r Manthzr.son of Nebraska dehlv-
ered the oration at General Grar.t'e tomb.
Mr. Man1er.on can make a bettcr speech
than many men who Iiavo been presdont !
over could.
Itciitiy for the COflYCII1iI1.
Giobe-Democrat.
The cyclone wllh not Interfere In any way
with the repubilcani natlanat convention.
St. Louis Is sotnowhat disfigured , but still
euaI to the fuhfllhment of all her pledges in
that important matter.
Canitila Oiiteln.ses ( lie SnlcM.
iluffain Express.
The spirit o mno'j hawiessness seems to
be on the Increase In Canada. Near
Vaterhoo , Oat. , a gang of men etripped a
aoman , covered her with tar and featimers
and rode her on a rail. The worst of
whitecapping outrageu in the barbarous ace-
tiol's of the United States can hiardhy equah
that ,
Ieseryo , . n IteM)111414)H.
lndianap3tis Journal.
The thousands of people who seem to take
no Interest in thin purmxze for which Mc-
rnr.rlal day was set apart should at least
lvo the men who saved them a country
redit for securing them a holiday In the
most beautiful season of the year. They
might hold a ineoting and pass a reohutlon
o that erect.
*
I'i liig Off an (11.1 Score.
Sringt1eii liepuldican.
The French sp9iiation claims against tbo I
ederal government are almost of 100 ynara' I
utanding. It he to be noted that their settle.
nent Is coming upon the country when Its
reasury I ! ivorse prepared to meet timomn than
t has been at any time In seventy years I
vith the exception of time civil war perio'J.
lento 2,000,000 is now to ho appropriated for
hut purpoco , ciainm.s to that amount having I
) OOfl approved by the court of claims.
JilcIiir,1 IN ilillINcIf jtgsiln.
Now York Bun.
Joy nestles In the bosom of lion , Richard
'arks Bland , and all thin ciou(1s that how-
red upon his boom turn themselves Inside s
iut and show their silver linings. The
criuiio of 1873" loonis up before tim , gorier
0 500 ttIan-hmnset In dog day drought.
lIe money power is seized wills guilty
renmbilng of--th knoes. The sun of hope
ises like a c hdssal silver cartwhec1 and
Ii the ivest , Jyjequest. The demperats of
) khahonma , live-iinstructcd thoU- delegates i
0 Vote for Slive ; flick.
ftir as a Motor ,
apotis Sentinel.
Fho annouenont tbat compressed air
notors are to bO-Useil on the street railways
f Now Yori& Ia Lfl interesting thing to all
osidents of htlC9. Ele trlc motors are imot
jmiy somewhat ufrohiabie , but also expensive
a account [ iii patent monopoly. The
Ovent of a tonipetiiig motor means both C
nprovemnonttintcheapeiming of operation. U
t has boon rumred for some months that t
cornprsdifotor ! was under trial which a
ave great pronuse of proving succesfuI , e
ad we presunib thi. Ia thu sauna one. U is 'I
) be hoped that IL wili prove a complete suc-
oss. ml
APTlil 'Flu i ST.tTIi omiicms.
'uS'out Point rrogres , ( dom. ) : McNlsh Is
gaining strength daily f3r the nominatloui
as state troaeurcr. and it would not be sur
prizing If his nomination were to ho ma1n
111150 imous.
Stitton Advertleor ( rep. ) : Deputy Aimditor
Itothiuliti It he is the umonminee for state aim-
ditor wound undoimbieHy strengthtn tiio
State ttckE.t In Clay county. his reputatioui
sail tanthiumg here ie the very best.
Grctuia Reporter ( rep. ) : Judge U. W. Ant-
broso of Omaha ha been announced as s
candidate for Judge of the cimpronlo court.
Ills record on the district bench in this die-
trlct Ic such timat it will oiiinid hIm to
every voter in the hand ,
Sutton Advertiser ( rep.i ) The namno of
lion , L. a. herd of harvard is freucntIy
mentioned In our cxcimangc-s of late in connection -
nection with the office of lieutenant governor.
if Mr. hiurd desirus that honor lie luas only
to say the word and it is his.
i'enuler Tinies ( dem. ) : 11 , 1' . Shtumnway
of Wakeileld , one of the few republicans
that have been dnfeated by the people for a
Nebraska state office , wants to gtu'o the meo-
pie anothicr.clmance to knock bluim out. lIe
would ilko to ho lieutenant governor.
Red Choul Ciiif ( rep. ) : The umewspapers
of thio state shouuhil hiavo 000 ropreentatlvo
at time elate house and in boomIng . M.
Geddea of Grand li-land for auditor they are
doing thio proper thing. Ito is in tvery
way competent and imis nomination would be
a Just recognitIon of thio repimblicnn pret's of
the state , which is always loyal and effeetivo
in the work that it. ( lees for Its nartY anti
state at eli timmmes and at all seasons.
Seward Iteporter ( rep. ) : Among the
ntimncrous candidates for state officcu none
stando before the people In better shape or
with a cleaner record than W M. Geblee
of Grand IshammI , who seeks time : memimiatlon
for auditor , Mr. Geddes was chief clerk of
time last house of representatives and denioii-
strateul hIS ability and hmis honesty in that re-
sponeibio poeition. It Ito him chioseim for nu-
Oltion ho will make a creditable otflclai ,
lining a nowapaper man , ho has lots of
friends.
Grand Island Independent ( rep. ) : The
Central City Nonparlel is responsible for the
atatement that "W. S. Summers of Lancas-
ton is ammnouncetl as a candidate for attorney
general , Mr. Stmmnnier is an able as well
an a brilliant iawyer amid houhd have had
the nomination two years ago , but was beaten
out of it by a combination ; a combination
that , to say tIm least , was of no help to the
republican party. Mr. Sumnunors is famhihar
with the duties of the olilce , having served
as deputy for a number of ycare. "
Sutton Advertiser ( rep. ) : The western'
part of the state does not purpose to let
Lincoln and Omaha have all ( ho state out-
cers this year. Webater county lia a candidate -
date for the omce of etate treasurer in the
pr'rz'on of L. P. .Albrhght. and her delegates
will go to time state comiventlon united and
enthusiastic in their efforts to secure his
nomination. The Fifth congre3slonai district
never has furnished a state treasarer and if
tlio other couuitioi will rally to time support
\Vebter countyv man the thing can be
done.
Fremont Tribune ( rtp. ) : It is announced
in a sorni-omelal manner that Lieutenant
Governor Moore does not want a ieconil
term. It is also announced Senator Orlando
Tefft of Cass County will bo a candidata for
this place and when the convention starts out
to hook for a man It cannot afford to overlook -
look Mr. Toift. 1-10 iun , oerved tour or five
terms as member of the state 'enate , aiwaye
0110 of the keencot , ablest and cleanest men
In that body. He would bring to the lieutenant -
tenant governorship every qualification fitting
him for the place.
Table flock Argus ( rep. ) : Thu republican
state convention be held on July 1 , and
if present indications are In evidence Pawnee
county vihh be recognized in ( ho distribution
of omces and lion. Charles E. Casey will be
miominated for state treasurer. Mr. Casey
ieine of our most esteemed citizens , is a
rephblican who has helped to make Pawnee
county the banner republIcan county of time
atato in proportion to her population , and his
imoniiiiation by the state convention will ho
appreclated by the people of the county ,
while at the same time it v1ll insure a clean.
competent. honest candidate who will add
strength to the ticket ,
Iloidrege Citizen ( rep. ) : It is gratifying
to the Citizea to note the many oxpresisons
favorabh to the n9mination ot P. 0. Hod-
lund for state auditor that have heemi published -
lished in republican papers In avery section
of the state since Mr. Hedlund wa9 formally
announced as a candidate In thesa columne.
It must be evident to republicans all over
the state that no man mentioned for a state
office Is being more cordially endorsed or
more highly commended than Mr. Hedlund.
It ivill bo gratifying to his hosts of friends
In this county and this section of the state
to know that the candidate of their choice
receives such widespread commendations , as
we fool safe in predicting that the good words
being spoken are only a commencement of
what will be said both In republican papers
and by individual republicans , the more they
become actuaintod with the Phelps county
candidate and the more they appreciate his
counpleto fltne3s for the office for which lie
hi a candidate and the strength lie will add
to thio ticket In its entlrlty
1'EiISONAL . ; - ; liIt\VISE.
It is catimatod that the profits of eoim
Rhodes during the past year amounted to
2,500,000.
'rho secretary for foreign affairs and the
first lord of the treasury in Ingland receive -
ceive each a salary of $50,000.
The fool killer never troubles himself
about the man who rocks the boat or the one
who grabs a loaded gun by the muzzle.
Charlotte Bronte's husband , Rev. Arthur
Ileil Nichiolis. is still alive , though it is
more than forty years since Charlotte died.
This year's peach crop will lie enormous ,
the watermelon crop iinprecedemited and
other fruito in proportion. Nobody but a
dyspeptic will wish to die this eummner ,
Dudley Buick has discovered that time hits-
tone Now England stock is dying out because -
cause of "too much 1)10 and too little blood. "
Yet other authorities say that rection Is
ufferlng from too much new blood.
In a recent Interview as Whitelaw Reid
wai leaving Arizona for California , he said :
"I ant as strong , and , so far as I cami myself
tell , am quite as well as at any time for
ton year ! , with one ox option-overy now
intl thcmp something reminds me that I am
Len years older. "
Sonmo tllne ago the supreme court of Ohio
hecided that Mis.t Nellie 0. Roblnun , a lawyer -
yer of Cincinnati. could not be appointed a
notary publuic. She has now applied to the
mpremo court of the United States for n
Jecision on the question , and tile case will
o considered by Juetice harlan ,
A strong combination of extensive consu-
ners of ice has been formed in Chicago to
glit tito Ice trust , which advanced the prlo
; o to SI per cent. The movement is a
o-oporative one. It whit purchase ice at
, utside points , ahip it in and deliver it to
ubscrhbera at one-halt time trust prices.
"All you have to do. " aatd Jules Simon
ho other ( lay to PresIdent Fauro , "is to
ride straight and not to read the newapa-
cre , M. Casimir-Parier lost his balance
iecauso lie was ahway8 perusing the cut.
Ings about himself , whIch , after all , wore
) nly dished up to goad him on to resign-
Arimonti anl ( Raymond Forest. the two
ester children of hue Baron and Baronnesa
: itrsch , are both Protestants , and , owing to
omo tecilniCah difficulty. have never been
egahhy adopted by the Jewish philanthropist
umid his wife. but they will inherit hIs enor-
nous fortune. They are aged respectivoiy
S and lii years ,
Coloumeh Schnack , the new Danish minister
r war , Is descended from a peasant fainiif
f one of the provinces. One of his daughtere
S the wife of Count von Moitke , a relative
f the field marshal , and lives on a great
state near Marienberg , on Moen island.
iio colonel's son married a daughter of the
ilnister president , herr E8trup , The new
ln1ster is now L7 years old ,
Highest of all In Leavening Jowcr-Latcst U. S. Gov't Report
Bbking
RoYal
a Powder
ADSOUJTELY PWE
,1tim ilt1MtIt'il'4 ' il'li ) ,
CIeelaumd'orl'l I4rnaiThat Ctevt1 unds
veto of thio river and harbor llii nuut5iui
the mmuah amount of his upetiOr elunneh sir-
tue and shf-niglitouisiet' : , ,
Chicago TIunes.llra'tl : S long a ,
gross ( lI'fli's reiIf to this triiury the pratt.
dent eatmimot to lucid biame ( ' : ( tmy tar retuis.
n ; to eomicmir in cotigressionni prothig.1lity.
Iuudiauiitimhit Journal : 'the .ouuitry uieds
iutti tI"er and lmtrbor Sp'iopriatil15 C'i'nrY
yefti' . but eomgre : ouhtl never make bail
nui.- , , It ha a pity thut preseuit bill cOllill not
have tci , thoroughly pniimmed ,
Chicago Jonrnai : ( Irover Cios'ehantl may
to forgiv"ui th' iiiqral llatitmmt'.1 with which
lie interiards his piubiic Pa1)"r ticcaui'o of the
sutritl seno'o thiut ofteum tunbonhios thorn. The
veto Cf time uiver and hmarbar bill juruifles
itoelt and iutd , uiianio coares.
Minneapolis 'i'nibune Mn , Cleveland's set.
thOu about the "stariiuig virtues" of thrift ,
comfort iummth t.ccnnuy , thoultl hmavo been raid
to the hiothusohiiil-Morgam : symidirato. It Is
"vicious liatermalisnm"-ln hii eyesto pay a
cotiplo of tl&hars us day to laborers on time
iiubhic iso1 : , lout It is "exalted putriotisnm"
to Permit hanker iIorgamm to reap sovernh
inlhiioii dollars' profit for ipendhng a iteek of
hula valuable time In dIstributing government
bontlo umuumoumg eager purchasers ! Go tel Mr.
Preiidont. Your logic is Leo temuuiouus ,
Cimhcag ltecortiz In many of lila publh
( lOctutuletuts Presiik'flt Cieseian.l hi innile
tise a ! phrasog and exprooniomma that have at.
tracti'I ntteiuUon , Hera is one Irma his 11105-
sage of yesterday , vetoing the river antI liar-
bor bill : "Individual econonmy nod careful
oxpeuidlttiros are sterling virttte simic1m heati
to thrift and comfort. " lIe follows it with
an apphicatioum to ubiic exiteditures , as foh-
lows : ' , Eoonomy and the ezactioum of clear
justification for the appropriatioui of public
mncncys by time aervaimts of the people arc
not only virtues , but solemn obligations. "
The president's Poor Richard phmrasca are
ponderous , hut whioiesonme.
fiiSAS'1lIZ'S siu.titi' W'AhilXG.
St. Louis Ghobo.letnorat : Last night'a
storm in St. hells emphasizes all the argu-
nicilts over made for rutting tue wires under-
groumid , A considerable part of the de-
stuuctlon of hifo and Property iii this city
votmid iiaro been avoided if thu wire , hail
been burleil.
Ienver Republican : It is a fact , as the
simpnrntemmdont : cf the lhisoim iiiumniinating
company of St , Louis soya , that the tornado
which ewept over that city hits demonstrated
thio wisdom of placing electric wires nuder
. ouumd. There would have been fewer
atahities in St. LoUs ! following the storni
if the wires had all been under ground instead -
stead of atrung through the air , Every
city In the union hctild compel electric
conipanles to phac3 their wires in tinder-
around conduits ,
St. Louts Republic : Good caine out of
ill-fortune whomm the storm which threw
dowim mnyrlads of wires on the streets broke
ninny of tiio connections and stopped the
machinery In thin plants. If the streets
had been filled with live wires fires and
deaths would have bce mnultipiled. The
horror of the cohseiuences cannot be esti-
mated. Tue warning of danger in overhead -
head wirce should ho heeded , The work
of getting the wires under grouumd shiouitl
be pushed with all speed.
Chicago Times-herald : Every year the
number of deaths from overhead wires In-
creases. Thio eguinoxes always develop
stornia of suflident intensity to hurl wires
front their moorings and precipitate them
to the ttreet. Titan , in the face of such a
dlsstor as that at St. Louis , why should
life anti property ho jeopardized when the
possibility of haying the wires under ground
without Impairing the current hias been
abundantly demonstrated ? They must come
down ! Bury them before they bury us !
Kans2s City Star : Every great storm which
expends ito fury upon a populous city demon-
stratea the danger of overhead electriC wires.
In St. Louis the broken wires causoil fire
to add Ito destruction to time general havoc
and proved a source of peril to human lire.
The work of repairing the extensive damage
to property svihl be obotructed at every poInt
by the prottrate poles and the tangle of
iron strands which appear everywhere in
the wide area of ruin. Considerations of
safety , under all crcumstancce. ! require that
electric wires shall ho burled underground.
but the necessity of this reform Is always
made Conspicuous in disattera by storm or
fire , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Duty of lloiieMt Momiey 1)eimoernts.
liiiiadeiihia Tinics ( dom. ) .
If the free silver men shall control the
democratic national convention It would be
entirely within their power to adopt rules'
giving their majority the abeolute control of
tile candidates as well as of the platform ,
and there is no reason why they should not
thus take possession of tIle nominations. if
they shall have the power to adopt a cheap
money phatform , no good could be attained
by restraining them from nominating free
silver candidates are in accord with
them. If the twothirds rule shah be en-
( arced , with a mnajorlty , but less than two-
thIrds , in the hands of the free silver ( a-
natics , no sound money candidates could be
nominated by a two-third vote , and the only
possible way for honest money democrats to
vindicate themselves would he to hint the
entIre responsIbility upon the niajority for
the democratic suicide , and vindicate themselves -
selves by holding an honest democratic convention
vontion and nominating homiest democratic
candidates.
As thin free silver craze Ia revolutionary in
its alms , it would be only hcgical for it to be
revolutionary In adopting the rules and
methods of the democratic national convention -
tion , and hf free silver shah daminate that
body , the fragments of the democracy would
not be worth bothering about.
J'S'l'HitlC.tI1
Clmkago Trihimnot Dr. .1 , ii , Acton , a
tartan preacher , izm his iuccalauurNtto sormoa
In the Uumivm'.ity of WashIugto at Seattle.
hua.q bCOmmiii notorious itt a bomind , In on.
SPeech ho lots made a name for himself
that thouid ! hot ho soon forgotten , This
itysteriesi cmtisniity hmowier fortunately ox-
aggertns huLs own dietorteil views i'o niuictt 4
that iiiq mituithuig Calinot tb much dirnot
hurni , hut the danger from such anarchial
iiuinds , Whuichi iiiinein hias reason to appre.
cite , is the hmmvhlntlon their outbreaks breed
anti time nltcoumragelument they give to yb.
lenco , it. Dr. J , If , Acton has been cor.
rcctly meportecl lie Is a fit subject for chos.
watching by tiio police.
Kaumsas City Starl Itov. Dr. 3. hI , Actoa
of SeattieVash. . , is overwhelmed with despair -
spair , To hia mnorbid mental vision there is
iiothiumg discernible but hmobgobhins. Thuo
times are out or joint , as ho observes them ,
anti everything it. goimmg to tluo bad , 11ev.
Dr. Acton revealed the hihilcous features of
his horrid nbehitmauo eu Stimmdny inst its
preaching flue baccalaureate sermon before
tim students of the unIversity of the stat.
1mm which hue i1ve , antI a ummoro inappropriate
tiimio tmtl Occne'ion coulti iiatdiy have been
found , it the yotuumg men to wluonm lie ad-
dros6Od iibi lugubrious tale of woo are the '
least bit immipreasiommablo they nmuist hiavo gosis
cult from the uirnseimco of tbo lireacher boive ,
don a with grief mind imopeleasiy depressed. ' S
A yoimng miman iiio goes out into time world ,
it ithiout respect for the glory achIeved In the
l'nst. of hula eotiumtry , the grandeur of the twos-
ent and time hope of time future , is a PttlflblO
object ,
Ioe Moines Leader : The Seattle chergynman
tells He that time revolution Is to coil ) , ' "by
tlio explosion of expanihilig ilmlhiglititbon , by
the final climax of a fruuitheas patience , sihmichi
hia at last culminated in time resistless fury
of the tempest. " 11ev. Aetna may call hmimmm.
self a John the Baptist , but hue has asiuti-it
htmnsolf with thin wrong title. lie Is e'lmmupiy
a conmmnon croaker , a luyatoric fault finder , of
A typo which appeared In the world soon
after the advent of Adam.Vhat good Ia to
be gallmi for reilgiomi by the opening of stick
a l'auulora's box of woes ? EspecIally whmimt.
moral benefit is to ho accomnplishietl by dis- '
ntissing a body of students frotmi their alnta $
niator ivithi such a distorted amid uiyspeptio
farewell in their earn ? It was not a titan for
the utterance of such sentinieiute , even if
true , But. as a matter of fact , there is
no trutb , not even tim senmbhauico of truth , l
whet Mr. Acton sold ,
1'Bl'l'lltY VOIN'l'S.
Atlanta Journal : " \\'hint's Jim zi-doin' of
since lie gradtuated7"
"lie's a-working fer the miman that wrote
his graduation speechii"
New York Press : "Say , " said tIme cyclone ,
" ohu think yeti can stand inc off , hut you're
not onto may curves , see ? "
"Ye8 , " muluimitted time teeplo , retictamitiy.
' ' ' '
'I tumnbe ,
Philadelphia Record : l'rospective Tenant-
Is the hoUSe veil heated ?
Agent-\Vell , if it Isiit the lnmidtortl wilt
make It hot enough. If you douu't itay the
rent.
New York Tribune : First lUcychist-Dhd
yell hear that fellow on tue crosimmg kick
when I ran hint down ?
Second Bicyclist-Yet. Sill ) ' of him , wnsmi't
it ? I romeniler : i used to do the saute thing
myself before I got a wheel.
Somerville JournalDumnns usunlly re.
qutrc'd only about six months to write mt
story , but some of the mteole who are writ-
lag storlet now ought to 0 gIven at least
ten years.
Boston Herald : "Ihope I see you well , "
lie saId fluently to the old farmer leaning
on his hoe.
"I hope you do , " was the unexpected an-
miwer. " [ jilt it' YOU don't see me ve1i , yonnir
man , put on specs ; they're a wonderftml
to poor eyesight. ' ,
Brooklyn Plntesllbggles-OId : Bihsom
cailed In four doctors in eonsuitation over
him 'when he died ,
Miggie-Timere's no danger of his being
buried alive.
Buffalo News : "Your husband painted this
house this 8pring himself , didn't he ? "
"Well , yes ; I suppose lie got some of thin
paint on the house. but you wouldn't tiilnlc
so If you could see his cothies.
Indianapolis .Totirnal : Iceman-On tIm
denil , lnd' . we nrc selling lee cut a loss right.
noss- .
nossMrs. . Wlckw're-I hehieviyou. . I'm certaid
that the fIfty-pound chunks you heave huave
stufl'ered a loss of ( toni lx to ciglut pounds
before I get them.
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Cincinnati Enquirer : "Lemme see , " cal-
cuhateil Mr. Philip 'rtink "nt 110cr 115 1 can '
figure it , I only paid ill for tlit' whIsky attil
zu at the hosriia , It rentinds inn of 0mm
of your ijresies.
"Why , dear ? " naked bitt wife.
"The tremens cost so much more than
the goods. " . 5
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A SAVING ATTITUDE.
Puilladelpmiln Prcss.
'Twomuld save a deal that goes amiss
In noncomiclusivo nbor "
If every man knew Itoit' lie is \
Indebted to huts neighbor.
For lie who claims lie knows it all
Stands in a spanhesm , distance
From rich suggestions , friendly call
And unaware asslatanco.
A PLILt ,
. fletroit News.
01k give me not the "marble heart , "
or yet the "icy mitt , "
Nor treat me to the "frigidilat , "
Nor answer me with "mitt.
Don't make me "stanrl uponniy head , "
Nor " ( 'mow ate 1mm the air.
Nor "pnss inn tip , " mior "trun me ( lawn , "
Nor give one the 'glassy stare ,
But , it you must reject my suit ,
Why ilease to let roe know
The sorrow of my lonelyfate ,
JJy simply saying "No.
An ! ! ! !
Nothing succeeds like success-a fact
that was handsomely exemplified at the
opening of our 20 Per Gene Discount
"Getting Ready to B ernodel" Sale yester-
day. I-Tad there been more of a crowd
we couldn't have waited on the trade. As
it was we had all we could 'do. Bear in
mind that 20 per cent discount from our
. , . .
plainly marked manufacturers prices is al-
, , ,
1 I
lowea on every man s , boy s or child s '
garment in the house-not a single piece
of clothing being rescrvcd ; and the sale
continues.
Largtst iii the World.
Browning , King & Co. ,
Co r , and 0 us.