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1'Cnh1SII1n : 1t'itfY MO1tNINa.
TIfMH OP SO11SC11IPTiON ,
TaU itre Iwlthout Sunday ) One Yenr T a 0
] ) ally flee nnl Sanjay , One Year . . . . . . . 20 e
NIx monaln , , , . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , , , , , , . an
Turn. rnonlhe . . . . . . . . 2 t
suntlny lire , One Ynar. . . . . . ' 0'
Halurrlay lre , flue Vent. . . . . . . . .
w eekty flee , One Yenr . . . . ' . . . C. .
OI'r1Ctis :
Ornnhn. The H e Imulbimng.
Houma Omnhn , Hinger 1IIk. , Cor. N and 44th 91s
inuncll Ilhlne , 1a : orth Mntn Stiret
( : hlrngn Ofllee , 317 Chnmhnr of C"I1ImeTTe
New York , Ilnnme , 13 , 14 and 13 , Tribune I3k1g
Wnehington , 1197 1' Htreet , N W.
COIt1tl Ht'oNDI.NCN :
All comrnunlentlolu t Iating to newn nfJ rill
tonal matter shnu11 1)n nddres1 N : To the ldttur
IttJSI tSH i.lTriIIS ,
All Luineaa Ipttrra and remittances shouid hr
RddrPSSed to The Ilee rubllshing C" Inpmmy
Omnhn. Urafta , cheeks ntd pnatmllce madam t (
be mntlo pnynle ) , In the order of lime company.
1'111 IIIiE I'C1ILINIIINIa COfil'.tNY.
sTArrMINT of CiItCCLATION.
slate of NehrnIrnl
] ) ouglaa count3' 1
( hnrge 11. Txsrhwk secretary of The lire Ptih
flailing company bring duly sworn , snS'a that Ihe
Rclual Ii utnI r of tell and cnmtke ( rupmrs of th !
Ial1y , Mnrning , Itvening and Sunday Ilea prntrd :
during the mush of Mn ) , i 'G , was 1)a follows ;
1 19,314 1d. 19G /
4. . . . . . . „ 15,267 17. . . . . . . . . 19NSa
8 . . , , . . , , . . 19,2 ( ) IS . . . . . . . . . ,
4 , . . 39,259 19 , , 16.11
6 . , 0 , , . . „ Js lGt 20 , . . . . . . . , , 1S.Gi ' :
8. . . 19,155 2t , , , , , . . lF'n9
7 . . , . , , . , IRr1S7 22. , „ , . . . . . . IN,711
a 1L210 " 1 . . i9,7s. ,
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10 . , . , , , , T 1.3 . 2a , . , . . . . . , 1sd
12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19,207 27 , . 19 , " Y
13. . . . . . . . . , , 19,311 24. , . . . . . . . . , "LM7
14 , . . , , , , . . , , , , 16,359 29 , . . . . . . . . . 2" , 1)9
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31 . . . . . . . . . , 1s,3 9
Tntnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 699,902
ded dnd ntri
cplea , , , , . . . C,33 :
Net ire a. , , , , 692,47 !
Net doll' nvetnge , . , , . . . . . . . . . . , „ 19,757
atonal : It. TSCiI11CR ,
Suhsrrlbcd In my prearnce anti sworn to hetore
n1r ltaa tat da3 of June , A , p. 1'95 ,
( Seat. ) w il.LIAM HIMfhtAL.
Nohn ) I'111a0 ,
Tty commtsslon expire neccmber 19 , 19) ) ,
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t ' )1'iiiti.lfll ) 01'rill ; 11Ri ;
On ii t Friday , June 19 , iS90 , The
Bee tvIll hove Congl'ted the lbws
tsveatyIi' ( yearS of ItH 'xlstelee.
1 'naulI (1 lame 19 , 1871 , It has grolvn
from a little ttvn pnge sbeet hlto the
magnIiict'mt ncavspaper of tdny. It
has worked t1I1C Nimgly for the vt1
fare and progress of the people of
O11ulhu mul N'brasIi , and ha slut rt'I
their fortunes anI th'h udafort tines
for ts'e111yO'e yt1ts I1 bas nl'oeated (
republican pthnelpl'S and fought the
battICH of true republicutlsnl , and cnn
hak hack upon a Neely-II'e year ;
career of w hicb It has reason to hu
promsL
lu Couuueu1Drellnn of its ( Jutrter-
ccmlcniilal anakversary , The Bee for
Frhlny , Jullc 19 , will he a special 11
hlstrated souvenir utumber , des ) teal t )
time history mid acblefewels of the
paper and Its founder. The souvenh -
edithum will lu addition contain all the
news of the day end be served aS usual
to all Hubseilbe's and patl'ons. It will
be a nwuber which every one will taut
to preserve and Send to hits frleiuls to
preserve. 1'xtra : copies may be had n (
the usual price of G cents at the business -
ness otilce of The Bee , or of the ncvvs-
deulers. In vie' of the nlready large
deuinad , it will be well to place orders
for extra copies In advance.
In further cciebrlNlu11 Of this menol't- :
ble occasion , the editor and founder of
The Bee , I'dsvard : Hosewater , will be at
bonze to subscribers , pnt'0i1S and
frlei is generally from S until 10 o'clock
Friday et'enblg in the beautiful court of
7'he Rce hullding The Bee building
will be specially hlhinuleateI and deco-
ratted both exterlnr mad Interior. To
this informal gehe al public reception a
Cordhml invitation Is here extended 10
all renders of ' 1 he Bee , vitb whom the
editor will hope to reueav and strengthen
JIH personal acquaintance and express
LiH Ihonks for past support at the line
cold place mentioned.
Not' for the great llomminathlg cnn-
venthon.
'l'ime pncuI RtIc polItleaI ph aIforln Is
altogether tan expo ul to pumeturu for
coalfort or safety.
The die-hi-the-last-ditch tuesidentini
candidate Is to be admired for his per.
Histulce , 1f for notllng else.
9'he favorite son racket seems to be
being worked for flit It is worth Inside
time glues of time tiemnocrnlic forces.
The free silver agitators always did
nlako a ht'np of noise cmnIaretl vIth
iho number of people they represent.
't'he great ( xpusltlon will have to be
well ad'ellsed , But n creditable ex-
hlbition w'lII be its otvu best ntlvertlye-
macnt.
Although Ihls Is leap year , time In.
Htahmes 1viieme the ollice is seeking the
taut nre still too scerce to pnsa
noticed.
ml few ibousuul : discarded ealupalgn
buttons will anon 1) ( ou time sctond-hmummI
amm'let at jn'h'es tlma t no Mlle can afformi
to neglect.
The Fifty-fourth s congress will not be
forgotten. Il Is the Co llgeesH Ihum t haH
mule tlu''J'rminsnlhss15811)11I cxposkt111I1 mm mm
assured success.
If lbere are any survivors of extreme
greehlntckisln tvbo met not 10 lu 1 free
sil eites , they mu not the ones who
nra inn Llat : lhu pulse ,
Complaint Is hand butt the great
nmjorlly of the delegates to the St.
Louis convemtlon were nes'r heu'I of
( mm tSlde of ttl'Ir shales. I mss Iii y , In (
give thrum a eluulce. finale of the111
will 1)o better known after thu comer'
tlon shill have Ulion ( r11ed.
A Iirevorhs trust tvolld be ilie very
height of glory. It could go up llhe
a skyrocket lend comma losvn like u
stick. AH the lelwrth of .Iuhy is so memr
at hand , time trust should be permtted
to gi u niT Its HcinllllutlomlH as a stipple'
memt to the usual celebration.
LtKCOJIA11.1rB'O VliXTIOA'1TI1
OMA1lA , June 12.-To limo iIItar of Thl
Ilec : Now timid the Tranalnisslssippl expo
sitlon Is assured for Omaha 1)t 1999 , wouli
It. toot be svctl for the people of this city tl
use every effort In endeavoring to secun
ever ) ' natlonnl convention , InchuUng po
Iltfcal , retlgfous , fraternal and nit others It
art , literature and nmusmnents. No dnubl
( hero will be , during this year and next , al
least , 100 national organlzalfons rcpresentcr
by delegates front this city and slate , l.el
every delegate to nil conventions , of what
ever nature , make It Lls brashness this yens
to Invite In ndvance Limo nntlonnl society of
which ) to is a netuber to elect In Omalma In
199x.
199x.As it matter of fact , tunny nit of thest
large organizations urn partlaliy booked lw i
yenta in adsancc , and the locations arc
largely reciprocal , 1'ho Cmnlnrrclal clul
and all other organizations of iho city , a ;
well ns nil state , comely amid city ofcials ,
should lead their best efforts to these deho
gates who nra strlving to secure tim con'
venlinns , I hope next week to attend the
American tnstltute of homeopathy , which
tnectn in Detroit. 1iohQing n sesslmm of ten
days , and where there will ho many humu
tired phystcinns and their families nail
frlendn , A cmnmittce has heeu appoimtcd
by the Omaha Medical society especially to
invite amid urge our National lledical so.
cicly fu 1993 to tweet to this city. Lei all
other medical societies invite their own
national organization to sleet here also dur-
log tlmo exposition ,
Furthermore , would it not be well for the
managers of the exposition to provide a
suitable bulidimg for the various congresses
of art , literature , medicine , etc. , lu widch
to cnnveme dur1)lg the months of the cx-
position , Should there ho 100 of these no-
tlonal societies secured It would bring more
peopbt to the city and exposition by double
time numnber then would otherwise attend.
Should this suggestion meet with your
approval , please do all in your power
through the medium of your valuable paper
to advertise this as the convention city of
1899 , \v. 11.IIANCI1ETT.
The lice heartily endorses the slug-
gestlon of Dr. Ilauchett and will be
glad to do whet It Cn11 to hhduce mummy
mull all of the great netlomal e'gaaiza-
tlons to hold their 1SJS mleetimgs lit this
city , A beginulug has already been
niede with iii' ussistauce of 'fie Rue 111
this dhection , although it Is only a be-
ginnhmg , 'l'ime Nrbrhsha : delegation to
time recent biennial comdeuce of the
Anlrrlcan Federation of ) Comlen's
Climbs extended to urgent Ins'itatioln to
time club womn'u to heel In this city
two y'ars hence 85 the guests of time
Omaha 1Comuut's club , anti time fact
that the exposition Is moss' a settled
Iixture will no doubt exert the dccki-
ing kalhmence 111)1)11 the commniilee n'llh
whom the selection of the meeting place
rests. A sinutlar invitation was given
only a week or so ago to time eonvt'n
tion of the Nmtloual 'I'ravele s' Puotec-
tive assockutlomu 811(1 nlet with undis-
gtised expressloms of favor. 11'hen the
Invitation Is next year repeated and rev
hnfot'ced , as It will be , with detinltu
assuraumceS of euiteetaluwemt , Ounmha
ought to be the strongest conmpetitor fen'
time ISOS asse11hblage. Time mission ( it'
the Nebraska tepresentatlves itt tihis
w'eek's mmtkonul gathering of hmneopa-
thists similarly deserves every en-
eouragenlcnt auQ will no doubt be productive
ductive of results that will bring
Onhaha the Annericml institute dnrlug
time year of the great exposition.
( hue sthnulus to an early and aggres-
slve campaign for time great nlUionnl
com'eutious nut 11tt'mllomed in Ir. Ilui- :
chett's conuullnkcutkoa i to be found
s
In the fact th.lt these ornnzlfious ( : are
to a certhin : degree clanuisb. One
brings : mmother amt the more that come ,
the wore will wuilt 1o collie. It w us
' Cemte11mIaI and
so at the I'hliedelplhin
It wits so at the Chicago 1Corld's fait ,
Last year flu uilnsual nuniher of these
nwetillgs were located met Denver. As
rote by one the ditfere11t business , putt-
heal , pi'ofessioaal , frateeeel , religious ,
scientific , educational , literary and
trades assoclatious : unlotutce their In-
temtinm of couibiuimug husi11'ss with
pleasure by vlsitlmmg the 'I'rulsmissis- :
Nippi exposition , thu trgunnult In favor
of conmhtg to Owmba svlll grow' cmt-
Ntantly stronger mid It will becmn (
more amt were d111lcult for mummy of then
to uleelllle time telllptlmg IIIvltmlloll prof-
fumed.
As to time necessity of providing e
snitoIdo convention lutll , that Is admitted -
mitted tts a mutttir of course , Suchl a
huildilg cent fllly located mumd con'
venlent of access w 111 be as much a
preregthlsite of the great exposition as
the exlmibltimt htlldlugs themselves. It
is even hOSSlbltr pod very prObuhle that
one andltorlum will mint serve the 1)111'-
J10SO cold that hvo or more capuclous
halls will be required. 'T'his will certainly -
tainly he time case it the proposed caml-
paign for the untloml comellions hint
nmeet hl ISOS aehleves the success that
It promiIScs mm ud w'e arc called neon to
till tcyliiimm ilvo or Ihrce , or even amore ,
celossmul galher111gmm 1)t ome and time suae
lime. Each amid every one of these err
gamlzmttlnns way rest perfectly assured
Ilutt Onluha svlll net the host im the
most beiitflng tmlumnet' mumd that their
menlbels awl delegnles tvlI1 not only
be roy'aily uitelnieeI , but leave without -
out regrets at ironing come here.
Is'fd.11F/lfI ; / iN'J'.lt.IR/NF.
One mlatter lvhicli ought to be giveq
sum lllelent prnalm'ncc 1)m Ihe St. Joins
platform to mutt'aet popular attention
is hint of restoring (1)c ( imme'cbent mim'-
hrr. Undoubtedly there will be nil
'munchltion nn this subject. It is a
qu'sttom which Ihe repmhliren party
has m ) mlisposltlimit to ignore , Iaml an lbu
comtrnry regards with great Interest.
.1 merely pe'fuuctary atterammce , Ilosv.
ever , will nut unswer the requlrenu'ut
'l'hero needs t ] be it strong amid clear
declmunlon ( lu ( m 'or oi' 'mm ly and tag'
greasivt : action for gl'imig tlhu United
States mu mn'rcbumt m1u lnc that will
restore the lhlg to the ocean and carry
it hi nil the ports of the world , ' 1'lme
couv'mtluu should uuake It distinctly
understood that this is mu consplcuons
fenturo of line pellcy of time republican
pmu'ty amid onu that it seriously Intends
to glvo effect to If entrusted by the
people with time 0ppOrtuuity to tin so ,
At least llfleeu t'opuhlicuu slate cun-
veutlonH have ills year d'clared 11) ( mu
vor of legislation loohhlg to thu imp.
bullllu g of Ulu uncrchflut marble mad
mist of these eollvvumtlots Lave pro'
notutccd In fmn or of a pohliw of dls
crbuhultiug dutles , such as were 1)m
force for nearly foray yents ( roan the
fouurlntion of the ( tv'ernuteut , ii IIii
the result of ) ; r'ally Inerenslug IIi
neenn cat rylllg trade of the country
'I'ho nlvoeatcs of this pulley point nut
tint wile ens at the tinge of this legis
In tmum Aulerlcut vessels were 'arrylull
only : T per cent of the exports mind itm
purls of the Uulted Slates , I)0 ) per cent
1vls : ultimately carried ht Amm'icuu : hot'
toms. t ) t cmust' coin umu'relal eon dltfnn
now are very differ'mt ft'oml ss'Ihat they
were them and perhaps fl r'stomit tiOU of
Ile ! pellcy adnpi'll mote than a 'outlay
: ago tvntlid not peoduee like results fll
this Iliac , but it will be for the con-
veil tIom 111 Iis wisdom , to deeldi' as lu
w ether the pails should la' coin lnitti d
to this policy , which Imams linlily muble timid
camm mmus t mm dvilIIes.
1'h'r ( caul he mo (11)111)1 lint ih ( c1)nl
It' , ' IH prepared to a'lit souse.1udiclons .
nuu1 praeIleeble policy for Ih ( cremllioll
of a mn9'elmlllt nlmll'ille : ldepmlle ( to the
dcmmmds mf our foreign co miner'e mm md
wilkh will save to n11r own people the
vast sum , estluuutcl 1)t nutru ihna X100-
1XO,000 ) , that is amlmullly paid to fur'
clgu ship owners amml COIIImlIlllh's to
the sappurt of the ford go ship buihli11g
imdust y. The producers of the west
Se aN elcm9y 1)s the mmulufactm'ers of
;
the 'list. tint Ilmclr Interests womlhl be
snImser''d by such a policy amd they
will be found quite mis emuest , old 1)H
zelouS : hl its Htlpport 1)s the pcople
of any ollher section of the collmhy ,
There hi mu s never heeu so gem ermll : ii e-
nu mul as there Is mots' for a nmrchmmut
nlitiiue and time repubiICu9 ntloumiI ( com
svution must neb fall to give It prayer
recogliItbum ,
TIU ; Sl'OWd1'IOS C/.1 1.11S.
'I'he prlmcipe ) objection of 1't'esident
( 'Ievelnnu1 tO Ihe general deiiricucy bill
lS It first passed congress rebated to ( lme
mpptopriatkoll of souu'thi11g over a
mllllot dollars for hnykng what is known
1)s time French shOlkution chllws.1'akimg
time position that there exists ho legal
liability against the government on
tccouut of Its t'elatlous to 1h'se claims ,
Ihe hresidcnt vetoed the mu'asurc allI
1)11gress r'eonsidcred anti passed the
4111 with the omission 01 the clnhas
gmpeoprialhon. 'l'imns agflin clnlmis
agutinst the govem'11mu'nt w lmich buve
heeu hl controversy for nearly a cen-
lu'y and the Justlcc of s'hlcli has fre-
puemutly heemt recognized by congress
u'c ecJeeted by time executl'e brmulell
1f Ilse go'crumlerl.
These claims originated lu the (1epreda-
iolis upon cur conmlerce by French
: rwisers and vessels daring the closiug
ycmua of the last cemtn'y. The United
lntcs hl 179th Made a denuad upon
Treace 01' imdanuulty amid negotiations
' 1)r time alowulce ) amid paynlemt of time
iulums tt cre eonlitmed t'ot' several years ,
he merchants who suhl'ered losses Imav-
ug suhnlitted time proofs of their claiuls
met time request of eut governmment.
finally time French govertu eumt acv
uiowiedged time validity of time ciahmums
umd olTeu'ed to pay tbeul , but presented
: uunter clalums by Frehclm eltizens
tgalnst this governuleltt. The outcome
vas au agreeuheut behveet time two
; ) vicennmetts by ivhicit the Unitcml
itutes assumlcd the payuucut ut the
laericau claluls mad Jeemuhec released
this government from all liability for
: hulas mlade by 1 u'encll citIz'ms agemist
It , the validity of w'idch was adinittetl
! 'his has always been legu'ded : as a fair
u'raugemlcut amid it w'uts acceptable to
lme clulnuuhts At time time when amide ,
buy very uauraily ( missummml11g that they
wound be more likely to brave ( imclr
' ! alums promptly paid by their ow n guy-
) rltmueiit thou by Yeomen , 11luw' greatly
uIstuken they wetu In this Yiew ! s
maw bistomy.
Tile French spolialbout claims were
presented 1)m congress lu 1S02 maul pay'
neat deferred because of time combuvuusn :
meets 0l' the trcumy. In 151)7 theme
: vas n mt } orablu report on thew , but Imo
rccommnendntiom. ' 'L'ice subsequemlly
the c'buhns were reported 111)013 ad.
ve'sely , In 1820 a tall 111stou'y of the
: use w'it't presented to congress , and
( Ince that flame no lnfavorahle : report on
hi emit has eve' been nun iii' . 1)neing ibis
) C ] led two presidcnts besides 11r. Cleve-
In ld-fella maid fierce-vetoed ap-
plopiiatious for plylug : time chimes , but
against tlm'ir disnpprovni of tlmeun there
mss been arreyed time ophdon as to then'
lustlce amid validity of UmuuiclVebsler ,
ilelll'y Clay , Cliet' ) iustice 11m'shall ,
luerles Sumter maul othe' distiugulshud
jIatesmcll and jurists. It muly he true.
lhuut limo limped States Is not bound
legally to pay the claims , because there
iH no gas' to cover this chase , but the
ho L81 old Igetlml to pay them would
scum to be perfectly phahu humid there
: en be mo doubt tlnut mm t some tlumu
lucre will be n president mend congress
do accord ou this w'ho will swipe oflt time
; llgumiii tall limo govel'Ilhllt'mmt of timmu s IUg-
cctiug to pry its honest obligations to
tmt ow'Il pcople.
Pf0'Tr'IOA' ; LA'GL.1ND.
A London eom'r'SpomIent Sit ys ihal
IImu English p1'oteeliunlst Is mm o longer
lie minumuly 1)o svfls mm dccmtde ago. Ihe
s puttiug himmself nuwpdmuys aiuost ad
uumch ! n evideuco as Ilme free tt'uders
! id sixty yen rs ago. A1) exmumple Is
.l I'll of n preullucult prot'cllomI141 , m
neumh'r of the nobility , vhma huts sent
1 clutllemge to the C'ubde 1 club lu order ,
Li. ; he seys , to anise ml Aieudly discusslou
) n Ihe mu I jcct of freu undo vesnm pro'
'Ctlm , 'his Jhersoll says lie tllluks time
info is 0pperlmne for chmtIIelmgiImg Ilmose
t'll ( suppnm't time present fiscal systemn
0 show cause vhmy It should lam cou-
bumed. Speuklug vItit lhu mualhoylly
) f expuricumu ho aflym that free trade
H sluw'ly but sureiy d'st oylug the
uoduelivo JHts'er of the 1'lngllslt nut ion ,
lie nsscrtmi tiult pent'etlou will give
more enploymcnt nail butte' wages
1)m ) free Imports mud that for fifty
! t'am's free Imnports have alsv'ays heeu I1)-
Itu'lons to the country , Imavu lessened
lie produetivu pow't'r of Ihe great I1)-
bust-It's cold huve. ) essencd , therefore ,
ltu muliomal w'etllll , 'l'int this mdvacatu
It protection voices Ihe sentinleml of
t ve'y lunge numl1)er of the J mmglish
) eople there can be mo douhl ,
' 1'ho ii ltllmde of time lirltlsb colonial
leerotury , 11 r. Clmmaburlulmi , the 11iost
u'ogresstvu and ugeressive of Ingllsb
sin tesut'u , In regermi to n Ilsenl syatr'r
b'hfv'n 1'mm Ialnl flmd the colonies , I
nttracliag world-w'id ( mmtt'mtion null I
pnssesses greener htl'rest , pe1 llaps , to
the I'uilell S'Jntes ' Iluul tor niiy olhe
( 0matry. ImI leis address to the cvagres
of the chmlmmhen of eonume ce of t1)
ImIiiSll ; emliiir ( 1I r , l hntitberlnImm mum udti
mutt ImlItIe deparlmn' fn u ) the principle
of ( 'ohIemmISml , Ile urged coin umerbl
nniou withum ih ( empire null declared a
the tree solutlou of time prehienl ( hn
l:11glflmd mud Ihe colunir5 Shnmid hev
fm'en trade amum011g llcmll4ell e5 , ViIIi I
'nmpromuIse' 14ng11sh lariIT for ccel II
foreign huluau' Is , Ii ( rnnsiiicued ll al
essi'Illinl t'llllilitIOll limit fla'emmt ltl'Itall
shout Id consent to repln ( ( the ImPor
dtrtIt's on mm 'Iich s which were In u gel ;
prodnceii Im the enlohlles , The s'hetlmmI
I e suggested en mumprlst'il wheat , ma enl
t'onl , sutgmtr mid 0thcr flrli'h's of cunt
utous eousuniiiIInu lu Iugnuti ) , whlcl
are produced on a Imtrge scald by Ill
colonies mull tvbie11 In ight mm udem' lh
'ouIItlomus of mum iupt'rlai 7,1)1I''relu h
wholly produced by IImiIIsll Iamom. 11 e'
w'es a progrmuu ht Ileect coulhuventiom
of the ( ummdimnhenlnI nciplm's of tIi'
p0llv of Cuhdeu nod liright amid I
met with the hegrtiest approves 0f tie
d'legnlus frommm Cmtnmlii , lhC 11'est iml
Iles , Aushin11:1 , South Afrlt.t uul olhe
colonies ,
'I'imere is 1)0 doubt there is tai
orerw hehnhhg seutimueut lu time Ilmihisi
cnloules fn'orable to 1t' ( . ( lImtmmmhem'lt : : iii'
plan amid this will he brought to ben
tl'Ithi gu'eat fol'ee 11)lohl ) 1110 1'i11g1191m ) ) l il
plc , with the prohnbility of creathn )
II very pnaveh'ftl s11tlmlemt hl i mm glml ut
favortole : to It. It conh'nlphates , 1)s 1hi
Loudon c0rrespondcut paints out , dude
upon Anu'rlcun food productH for 1ht
betelit of ( 'nnadfl , a tax on wool f1'on
this couuti'y for the benefit of .lustre
IIn , amid other huitf dIsct hulunlioml
egaihst the produets of time ilmuitet
Mates in the l11terest of stnllnr prahtct
of time celnal's of Great Britain. Teri
epeeu : S to lie mat doubt tImt the spin
Lit protection Is gro vimmg iii Rnglamit
mud mm lhough those who favor liar
policy mare still largt'1s' hm the 11111101'
ty the fact ilmtt they rare mltkiug heed
svay Is of cottunaulhhg Interest to the
lmei'icnu pcnpie. 1t niost strongly sag
; gists the impm'lmuice and uecessily of
Iii Is couutey me ta'ulug to the policy
) f protection : us a meatus of Industrial
1e'11)p11u'ut rand time umini IhIImg of the
lone umu'ket for our natural products
'file grauithug of a dogrel' by th (
Mete nniverstty last week to a young
shored 1tho first of that famec tr.
; ecel e a d1poula ) from that hlstitl
: Ion , IN deseiivng ! of at least inssinp
' ! 'he1',5'dncatiomal factlitics
iotica ' , pro
ided by the people of Nebraska : arc
reply nccoed ul 'persOmiN of both sexes
o'ithont reguu'Ii to color , from tin' tirsi
: htsscs of tlit' . Ji hwnry grades to the
n.
ilghcst class , f hue highest uml erslty
lepartniemlt ' ' [ 'hat 1)0 colored stnleut
ad pres hoti lf yttusueI a university
: om se humus bt'emidue , doubtless , to cif.
tnuiNhnlces that'uve : prevemhted repie
4enluti'es ( if , the ilegro race in Ne
) rusks frown , , devulimg time 'ueccs ' , mu'y
hue to selentilkc and literary purulls.
( Chile time L'nl esity of Nebraska mow
onnts its lust colored gramluee ( , It It'
: o be hoped it will not prose its lmtst
) me
The rctuil merclmamis mire Iumterestetl
m mummy umeas11ro thutt tvIII brhlg peopic
to Omeha and at the sunta : timne me-
'ide for 111(3 (1 lsttlb11tlno of money ii
the city for uhale'la1 mind ImmItam' , w'hel
)1)J mn'chumlcs mm md l8bore's me all en1
) l1)yed the relaii we'chart receives the
irst direct beneit. 'hus It is that tit
proposed expositlnn trill be of incalca
able IlII hi Iage to tihc shopkeepers. A
rant San umist bc' ' 'xpetled upon tit
: xposition alone , while in its shades
hill mm pririg up lnnuy buildings and en
e'prisl s that will cause thin exia'midltummt
) f nuuney he'e. 't'here , Is plenty of
11Oney in Ouumha. 'the 1illleulty bar
n'eu that those who possess it have
far tine past ( esv yea's declined to lu
rest It.
Senpor ( 'l'ellet si'Ri be the only meal
it the St. Louis convejmliomt with a dele
; alloy bthlmid 111111 iiist uctd to carry
) ut his ideas 111)011 the pending 'ilul ;
Ssucs Of the miny , 11'iwlever the Henn'
or does , there litre , It Is to 1)0 expected
hmtt the ouilro ( o1oredo (1 eiegtlnn w'lll
lo , lint Seumutni 'iellem' tees secretary
) t the him Lev Ior under one u'm'puhiIenII
Sresident , tmii tvam mu hvnys elected la
Jun senate as a repubileum. 11eu t'hu
have be'n S0 honored by the rcpuhllcmui
in rty will hardly be expected to i 'pndl
mite eepubllcanlsm1 mu t this tithe ,
)1'ntch for fie for'lgm press eoumueul
mpun the dial cc of this week's ( 'ohm ven
Ion of the repnblicum stflmdurd beaeer
ml' ISJI ) It the l'oi elgm etitars do not
'm'llsh the unlnim a they w ( II ant be able
I 'nmccel ( het' disgust. ' 'bey will
my Io bangle ( ghat they ere call'd upon
I ) elect lilt pE'c + ident of this 'aunt 'y
nul iheu' advice multi cl'ltlcltnm will 1)t'
'reels tf'ereitfi the hhuinber nf'uIt's
' 0mlrulled Imyal1ij ) torelgu press , home.
'vet , IN ext'nlmaly Ilulted , It will
mcflreely nat ( ! , llmueb dIiTer'me w'hul
' 'en ( hey map Ishy.
NOhrnska , .lfi tmliismis mull LunIsImmumu all
mtvo Ile ) NII1i' : ttuutber of delcgatcs In
he St. Lnuls ron'eltlon , , That Ne
n'mtske should' f lu pill nn IIto shone plane
ms Arkarlsam Juulnlnnulshumm , where Ihe
'V mlIcmuis Nlt1Oin ! mum dto even an Imr
Ii'l'NHiIl ) ml tbg eltu'IIH ! , I'm i mmmslzcs ilie
need of a t'tVhslo11 of the systtgn of
vyr's'mhiIboim'Ifd the ullhaet ( ii 114)11-
limit ut somno Jj mtmi Just to ell tmterests
) Tccted ,
' 1'ho umewwptpee Comulish untieuI14 hut vu
Jlti'i'llrhliii : tllelllseives Ill St. I.imiiii
lieml of limo tielegates to time big coln
' ( lion , ' 1'o tell time bommest t'atlm , It
night be hard to decide w'hicb will lie
ho umnyt Imptntmumt adJun CtH to ibu
at Iiherhhf , the correspondents or iho
iclegmltes.
It must be n sound h luuey phutfornl ,
o other will Hatlefy the expressed do-
nan(1o of limo vast mutjorlty of the l'utk
ud Iglu of republlcaum 11) every state
, mid territory fu the union.
.u. ! . \ 1:111Lta1II1tJ01C105 : ,
Stntr Trust lianas tls , ' 1'runrtnlunl.-
rdppl l.asv s9lth lirllglil
Ileavet City Tribune ( rep. ( : Congressman
fiercer Is the biggest nmu iii Nebraska since
11e secured tha passage of the Omaha expo'
sitlon hill.
Henrney tiuh ( rep. ) : alt' press of San
Frnmrisco gives n strong endbrsemncnt of the
Trausnassisstppl expositlmt to be held al
Omaitn in 1S9s. indeed , the entire west nod
ndtldlo west is entlmhsiastlc for it.
Schuylrr Ilrraid ( dum ) : The cltlzetm of
Omnhn are soun + ling the pralses of Senator
Allen for the substamllal nit1 he gave la
securing the npproprintion for the exposl-
tiom al Onhalmn. Tlmero are some things for
whleh We admire the senator nod this is
one of them.
Sidmoy 1'oinnril ( rep , ) : in spllr of all op
position limo Onmlia expositlua bill passed
the hmmse 1Fcdnesday , time senate lutnedl
nlely cobrnrred in the honfie amenduleml
and time hill sent to the president whose
signature nm,1e It n law , Omaha anti all
Nebraska teJolce
itnrtltugtou Ilrraid ( rep , ) : Score one for
Nebraska , The Trnnsmisslsslppi exposlllou
bill becanir n la' 1Pcdmesduy it was
passed through bath lmbuses mud enrried by
sir , ytetcer'to lit presideimt , where it 1e-
cei ed his slgnntnre , all Im a little amore
tine than it takes to write this account
of It ,
hmwells Jouninl ( rep , ) , Nebraaka greatly
needs the 1'ramsntississippl exposition ,
Needs IL to show her wonderful resources ;
needs It to shbw' viiat great possibilities
she has ; needs it to slow her boundless
productions nail still greater enpahllilies.
H will be heid wllli a certnlmty and the
visitors there will be greatly surpmised at
what w'o have to exhibit.
! ! lair Cotlriur ( dem. ) : Nebraska has us-
caped w'llh hug the fag end of a cyclone thnms
far , while stttroumdimg stoics hn'o fell Its
awful breath , \Vitlm pleats' of rain and men
cyclones we lift our lout and say ; Ne-
brnslun , haute of nut' boyhood anti tnauhna 1 ,
tau , % v' Itn'o thee ii rat-ly timid ask mat manta
tlmnn to live beneath thy skies for many
years amd to have Ihe Trausmississlppl exposition -
sition lm Omaha two years hence ,
Springflcld Momilor ( rep , ) : Congreasniiut
yh'rcer has added another feather to his cap
mad is to be eomgrntulnted ( iii his umntirimig
efforts amid the mmmmy obstmtclea he overcame
in getting the Omaha bill for the Trams-
Inississippl expusllion through congress ,
Scuator Allen also did noble work far the
it i1L The bill passed holh houses yesterday
without a hitch , and soon after Its passage
was signed by the president Every citizen
of Omaha is accordingly happy.
icarmey Ilub ( rep , ) : Outaha and the
west are to be congrattdnted min the passage
of the Transmisslsslppl exposition bill ,
which was passed under grunt ditifcuittes
1)m time 'hosing lours of the session after ft
had apparently been lost. Congressman
Mercer of Omaha Is also mttllled to the
warmest of congratulalimis , turd Senator
Allen hs to be commended for the assistance -
ance tint he gave while his "pop" coma-
patriot , Hsu , was emlea oriug to kill It.
11'huside Tribune ( rep , ) : Thin Transmissis-
slppl exposition is ahnost au assured fact.
Omaha in particular and Nebraska in gun-
oral should get down to a long pull , a
strong pull , and a pull all together for time
success of the enterprise. It vihl again give
us credit in the eyes of time world at large ;
It will show that Nebraska is one of the
great producing states of the northwest : It
will show that Nebraskans have the phmck ,
push and power to flake a success of what
tile ) ufdertake.
Teknmah herald ( rep. ) : Time Transmissis-
sippt exposition 1)111 has passed congress mind
mow the great exposition is au assured fact
for Omaha. The govcrmnent appropriates
$200,000 at the outset , svhichi will give the
project the backing necessary to make It a
success. All Nebraska should rejoice , as the
exposition will mark an era of greater prosperity -
perity for thin stale than has ewer yet been
awitucssed , It milli brlmg people frmm all
over time world to s'lew for thmemselwes our
broad and fertile prairies. They will depart
Ims'ing better ideas of Nebraska ,
Grand Island lndependmit ( rep. ) : The
passagn of time Transndssissippi and miter-
natioaal esposlllon bill wilt be hailed svlth
delight by the entire west , as it is the cu
tire west that vill lie benefmted by the exposition -
position , The transniasissiPitt country
abounds in resources of every description.
Time mamtfaclures along thin eastern borders -
ders of thin transatisslssippi country , the
products of its fertile plains , time riche main-
crals of the neuntain regions-none hive'
had the advantage of such a display as thin
oxpasltimi will offer then , It will , mmrlhcr-
more , tiring thmisands of people to tills
western enimlry whit have but n cngume
Idea of Its vnlme , nest on errmleous Impression -
sion of time penple that imlinbit it . 'lime
whole swat w 111 rejoice over time passage of
thls bill.
lymerson i nterprise ( rep. : The pcople of
Nebraska are tnkfug great bileresl in the
Trnnsutlsslsslppl exposition wlilrh will be
held hm Omaha 1m 1999. ( 'umgress has mtl
ready appropriated $ :00,900 , most of the
stales in the Mlsslsslp t and fllssuorl vnl-
leys svlli have slate , nnrl time expo'
sitlomm will be to this sectlmt of the country
what the Allnhta fair tens to the somtb. it
will he n grand lhbug for Nebraska. The resources -
sources of time stale will hd properly shown
imp and the throngs of visitors who attend
the exposition wiiI sea Ihal hut' slate is all
right ,
( irelan Reporter ft-cit. ) : Burrnh for Ne-
brnslta , Ommaha , Dave fiercer amid time 1'rnmms-
nmississippi espnsllintt ! ! ! fly dliit of the
perset eranee of t'ongressmmm fiercer amid
Semhntor Allen than exposlt ion 1)111 1V'liS passeli
1Ceduesday at moon by the lmousn ht spite
of limo opposition of Objector items and Con'
gressman ilailuy of Texas. It was hnmc-
dlatcly trnusferred to time senate , where
Senator , lllen hand time upper house eon-
shier atul pnsa it ahnost ltntuedlately amid
time president's signature vns nttarhed yesterday -
terday , thus umnkhlg iho big exposition alt
nssuted fart. No enterprise yet conceived
Is fraught witlm so much interest to usury
Nebranknu mms this cxposilion , for it means
that Nebi nshin will forge ahead of her sister
stales and hta time ceder of attraction for
two years to route. Millions of dollar's will
be sped lit time erecllou of btmlldings and ex-
hihlts by the exhibitors and by limo millions
of people Limn will visit time west at that
tuna Ntu s' let every than put Ids shoulder
to ( Ile svlmecl and talk this enterprise of
eml0rprises almig ,
i'apllllou Times : The proposed Transndtt-
slssippl exposition at Omnha in 1898 Is now
tin assured fact , time bill having been ndoptcd
yesterday by both immmsrs of congress. It
only renmimed for l'residemmt Cleveland to
make tlmo bill taw by attaeimimmg Luis signn-
lure , and this he did bnmediately , s'o
congratulate Omaha and Nebraska upon se
elm rhng such a spleudld upportmnity to prove
to the oulsido nmlllioua who will visit us
lit 1898 tint our state is all and more of
nn ngrlcultural paradise than we have
clabned for it The buidnmg of time exposl-
lion at Omaha means time drawing to that
city of millions of peach fromu other slates.
it nu'nms that durhmg the exposition vast
utII llmmmi of uatside money will be spent iu
Omaha , : umd in umiidrr measure thruughout
time state. Aside from fnvorabl ) ' aelvcrths-
ing Omaim and Nebraska amid making rich
all Onmahn merchants amid manufacturers ,
w e do not believe the exposilium will be of
nfu'h value to time public , limit franm n
selfish standpoint w'e con he thankful for
those favors and say welcome to time prmn-
Ised show , at the saute tine ndnuoislmhtg
our Omahma friends that they do not want to
go to sleep In the matter of raisimtg time
princely bonus n-ouised in aid of the enter-
prise. And baked we do not believe
Omahma should be called upon to raise Lids
bonus unaided. All Nebraska will liroflt
by time exposition , and all Nebraska slmould
help Omaha put up the purchase price of
the exposition ,
1'remnont Tribune : The Transnmississlppi
expusllion bill passed % Vednesday in time
dying hours of congress , after bcbmg held up
by the throat at a critical stage of its passage -
sage by Congressman Hem , who ebmerged
long enough from the gloomu of obscurlty
wimich has encircled bite since thin day he
tooir hta seat , to seriously menace the hest
luterests of his state.
This measure is one in which twenty-
seven western states arc interested , and of
vast hnportance to Omaha and the whole
state of Nebraska. It Insures a great industrial -
trial exposition , such as has never berm held
anywhere In the west.
The advantages vhmicb will flow frmu It
can scarcely be estimated. ] t men ) focus at-
tendon to Omiaha and Nebraska mint only
during the six months the exposition is
open , but during the two years of time pre-
ilminary preparations ,
It will produce a generous rivalry along
all lines of productive activity.
It will increase values first in Ommalta ,
then gradually anti lncidemtally In Na-
braska ,
It will hhterest investors in thi. . late.
And all these will promote emigration
to Nebraska.
Every loyal citizen of tills state bas
abundant rcasom to congratulate hbnselt
over time successful issua of the exposition
bill in cmmgress ,
there's to llercer ,
here's to Omaha ,
liere's to Nebraska ,
here's to the tranamisslssippl region ,
111.1S'I'S 1'll)3l ILtfi'S 1111115.
r
It is always expensive to be wrong. ,
lime moan who does well today many do
butter tomorrow ,
'limo umn ssho will not look ahead will
lmnvo to stay buhhul.
The amen werks hard who spends ads lime l
hooking for as easy place.
If grave stones ss'ore reliable , tlio devil
would always dress lm hlnek ,
It is of more great to have n contenlct
spirit tlmnn n fns bank aecnunl.
I'roplu who lire only fur thcroseivus are
always little , no luatter Ilow big they feel.
Time lnuh utny he burled , but this world
is too small lu utnke n grave deep enough to
held It. ,
11'In n cldld's lucnrt , mend you will have
something tint will brighten two Ilves-
youlrs mad his ,
- - - - - -
11n111S'1'il : 1$11',5 ,
Chicago Tttbtnt' : l'rmtd Young Mother. .
John , let us roll hint Clnudul
Equally Proud 1'nummg Fit thiur ( go zlug at
his tlrslhornNo , ilh nmda It night keep
iihn from bring presltui'ut of the m'tdted
Slates sansu tiny.
R
Ihettolt free Press : "Your sift' gave ua
a splendid lecture on ronkhmg lust evening ,
11'hy wrrdu't yon ( lucre ? "
"i was lmottme willm mu terrible cast' of dyml
prpsla , "
New fork herald : Ringo-T slmotld like
t0 go to rhurrlt svlthi vutl ( ii ii mnal niug , but ,
I hum ven't run ii the polltk's hm time papers yet ,
ilrs , tiugo-wimnt dlfferummea Burs that
nmke ?
Itlago-You dau't expect mite to go unless I
have same iii telligemIt npprcclalloil of lime
ye Inumi.
. Ctieng1) ) itrcor , ) : "I rmmgraluitite you ,
" .lggintnli. On having your three daughters
mnri icd off. "
'bust wait nw'hlla llupklus : I teu't tell
yet Sr hatlmtr 1 have tinter daugut es moor-
ridd off or three sons in 1tiw nmrrled en "
St , Louis Republic : She--ilia ptipn give
his ImHmit'mil7
Ile-Vcs , be almost klclial me over time
010011.
Harlem LIfr : lmrhgs-1'nu knee firmgIn
mnrrirel n ss9dosv nod 1 % cut mm n mwculdiumg
trip , didn't you ? 1 saw hint yeslerduy nit
his return.
( riggs-g hnppemi wldlc' be svns
out ) ?
itriggs-Yt's , lb : says llmnt h1) n fit of ab-
scut nlindcihess she propuscd to lm lm again'
Tndlwuupolls Jmf 11a1 : flanuna-T don't
like the h u lL of that youmi1 , linrrts lounging
around Jenny so much , lie hasf't mu edit
except his hittle salary.
Papa-you needn't w'orry' They ore both
lee busy ttiiklu g about bicycles to hus'o any
time for love-auiking ,
fbmclmmntl Ifmpnlrrr : The fanous tinge
ball ph Ititer bud a-al ked time flour with the
youngest of his family for an hour or ! , o
fume , " Amid he , "If the nuumger snw me
now I het 1'd et nomtkcd with a mimic. "
"w'ii ) ' ? " asked Ids w'ilt' , she'eplly.
"I don't seem to have any control of the
bawl at mall , I don't"
Atlanta Constihmllnn ,
There mace w as a bead they calico
"Grecian. "
Rut may fate or kind fortmno defend
True hovrrs mend nil
On this bicycle ball
From lute maid tvltlt tic bicycle Lentil
IIAD 1181 FOIL Th EM ,
Chlcago Ilceoni
lie gns'e her roses , w ] dc11 she took
With a Joyous , gracious air ;
Ills heart leapt quickly unto hope ,
From former dark despnh
Ilut oh , the trifling , wheeling girl !
liar hover did mint scum
That she only prized the roses
For her Jar of polpourrl , 1
" 1't1'iLL ImE .tm m. 1tttIl'1' .
Oruro Ilene Itoyinn.
Sometimes I think the day Ill spent ;
Au' btickward look w t' daconlent ,
Till candho Ilght
R'hen Itob comes w'bistiiet home ngntn
An' says-though it be shine or raim-
" 'Tw iil be all right. "
lie ennnmt always It'll , I know ,
nut when he maces sae brow' n aiowv
Pn1 hmemirleme'd , quite ,
An' then I thick , come Ills that may ,
I'll bear them s'blle lie's by to soy ,
"Twill be all right "
nrave is his he'nrt anti strong ) mis nrmt
To Beep me' safe fni' every harm.
An' sac , at night ,
I Arty wheru'cr our feet may go
Though rough our path , or smooth , we'll
know'-
" 'Twill ho all right. " .
/
It is Not Enough Y
to say that if a suit proves faulty we'll give you , - gee
without' saying-but we see to it that you buy just the right kind
- 1 perllaps that accounts for the fact that our
5 20 %
a. e
discount is
h/N
: OMAHA enough
STQ
I
to increase our business to 1 proportions vcrg ing U I poll the rush or- , L
f the clothes--the good tailoring-
der - - - the making o - - ,
the fabrics that withstand the severest tests-the fit-the finish
--the fashion--cua1Itles I that come from tailors' hand t0 You for
about half the toilet s'p have heretofore been considered good
enough values but s'w because we're getting ready to remodel
our stole-we are taking off 20 Per cent front our plain marked r
figures-every sett or overcoat for man , boy , or child is inclucl-
ed-IlOt111I1 . g reserved , except 1 furnishing , goods ; , and hats---even the ,
"Star rr waist s that were recently marked clown from X1.75 to $1.00 m
and the 1 et c , tars th tet were marked down to 50c also get the cut of '
. 9 ,0 1 per cent to get the goods out of the way of the Remodellers of
ottl store. T he most remarkable bargains b are offered in our chil-
dren's department l as this stock had almost all been reduced in
price , before we decided to make these extensive improvements ,
and now we are giving 20 per cent off on these same plain mark
cd figures.
BROWNING , CO09
Getting ead to Remodel the
ya
orner Ir ou GIs mil a
r