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Dally Ike OVIthQut Sunday ) One Yt < nr . 1C
Dtlly IT niHl Hiindny , On * Ycnr . 8
sit Montli * . 4
Tiitoc Moniti . . . . 2
Rummy lit * , On * Year . :
HfttunUy Hrt. Ono Vcar . . . 1
W * klr lire. One Yenr . . . . . . . .
O1TICI38 !
Omnhn' Th Il e UulMIng
Pmith Om.i'in ' : oinder Illk , for N uml 21th SI
council Illtirid : 1 Nnrth .Main airoet.
ChlenKo oillcc : J17 Clmmhcr if Commcrci1.
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Wa hlryjton ! HW I" Hlnt t , V W.
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All commnnlcallAni tplatlinc to nnvr < nnd cA
torlnl matter nliotiM lie inlilrriiicil To the Hdlto
All biiilnrim | etirr itml remittances i > limi1i1 I
nHrewwl to The fip * I'lililltlilnK Compnn ]
DniNlm , Drnfl * . chrrkK nml jyontoiltc" onlfi-s I
li > - made | iny bl to the ordr or th * < ompnliy.
u IIIK : I'LTtiusiiiKo < OMI-AN'Y.
8TATH.Mr.ST Of ClllCL'I..VriO.V.
Bute of Nclirftrta , I
I > o'i l n County , I
UrorKB II. TMcliurit sK-rctary of The ll p 1'ul
IhldiiB oonitmny , bInic dill ) RWOIII mj that tli
n'timl numl > r of fill ) nml coinnl'te pnplei of Til
Hilly Mntnlntf , Hvenlni ? nnd Nutirtnv ll e prlnli-
ilnrlni ; tlu < month of November , IMrt win fn !
lows :
I.e ileductlnni for unol ] ami
copies . 12.75
Total nrt nli > . c(7 DC
Net dnlly nvciiiKe \ . 21 GS
CJJ'OIIOI ! II
In m > pteirrico nil 1 sv. era to bofoi
tnc Dili 1st tl 1 } of December. 1S1"
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< H < % n' ' ) Notary 1'ubllr
Todny Is tlu > slmiti" . ! day of Iho yeir :
Tlio liiniinlnj ; stnti' olllci-is mo no
ninn A\lth hoofs ami linino. nfior nil.
AfliT thu tintiiii ili-jiot , : tt li'-ist OIK
liott'l.
Tln r.ilh'oiid ti.illlc iiLinniri-iH mo gel
icaily to tin n OUT Ilii-lr annual nu\\
leaf.
\Vhllo ( Mi in jour holiday sliojt
piiif , ' , don't t ( o p.itioni.5i. lionu
liidtmtiy.
Ili-nonlli tininlc of .Mr. IVti-r Sliaikoj
nnd other pugilists I'litlnlyteat { tlu
foul Is nilKhtlor tliiui tinlist. .
Senatoi Tliuistoit Is lor v\nr and tlu
Tlitiiston miles should at onn- put on
their Unaps.H'K.s and sloop on tliolr
A nolaiy pulillo at n "lowlslatlvo coir
test , " oliilhi'd v\lth n Httlo brlof author
ity , would si'iMii to bo Inu'stod as well
with tlio power of life and dentil.
Piesldonc Cleveland may not bo
than COIIKIOSS , but theie aio few men In
coiiKressho would lll.o to ronipan
> \oljlit mid slelth tlio pie.sldent.
Wo won't ( inaiiul about the piopei
HoipiL'neo so lone as Omaha jrots the e.\
position , the union depot ami the heel
f.U'lory all befoio the ye.ir 1S'S. )
The last war scaio was calmed by tlu
appointment of the Vi-ne/nelan bound
nry commission. Is the ptesont lostlesH
no.ss to be ( piloted by the appointment
of a Cuban
Those who at llrst wore Inkowaiin on
the exposition piojoet ate pndiially be
coming enthuslastio. llofoio IOIIK tin ;
man who decilo.s or belittles this teat
entoipilso will not bo safe in thu com
munity.
The ili'clxlnn of tlic siipicnu * court In
the MiKiir bounty win unit ease ou-jlit
to liituiu * for the legislaturetlio IIMIII ]
nssoitini'iit of wolf hc-.ilps anil tiniisnnl
iiiiinliL'r of claims for the \volf-.sc-alp
bounty.
The cities of the noitii Atlantic coast
nro swept by hll/AtuK and bulled under
drifts of snow , while Omaha lusUs
under that Indian summer sun for which
NobiasKa is lamiuis at this season of
thu year.
The Hoe will amply satisfy the Ion > ; lnj.
of the Hi.vau oipiu for infoimatlon a to
those campilf-n fiimls. It Is only wall
In ; ; to see how much fmllior tlieedltoilal
pa o of Its vei.satile lontompoiaiy will
be leaded.
The voluntary le enlistment of twenty-
one out of twenty-live membeis of a
local militia company , in Iho face of the
chance of active service against Spain , Is
an Indication of heiolsm vciy llattoilnx
to civic pilde.
If any Kngll.sh spin tsmou's club wants
to take our loquacious bruisers away
from us , It may lost assiued that no
one will Intelfeie with its etToits , not
oven to the extent of Imposing an expoit
duty on thu dep.ulln pugilists.
If Joint i evolutions ofl'orrd In thu conj -
j ross of the Hilled State * were all that
woio necessaiy to assiiio Cuban Inde
pendence Spain would long IIKO ha\o
tluovvn up the Job of .suppressing icbul-
lion In that Island dependency.
Oo'ioial Weyler may be tollinj , ' tlie
truth and nothing but the truth about
the UlllliiK of .Mai'en , but he now prob
ably wishes he had not so assiduously
cultivated a general icpnlatlon for pie-
vmlcatlnn and truth siippicsslou.
The Knowledge that their action Is
clearly Illegal and may lender thorn
liable to the pains and pi'iialtlcs pie-
Borlbed for a "high misdemeanor"
against the government , will icstraln
many Ameilcan patiiots Horn Joining
regiments of Cuban volunteers who
might not be held back by fear of
Spanish ImllutH.
If that state canvanslng board does
not iinuoiinco the vote of NobniHkn
ptetty eon some of thu new otllcors-
elect may not know whether to present
themselves for duty nest month or not.
This suspense of thu candidate who hi
not yet Hiiro that ho was beaten may
result dottlmuntally to his health and
keeping them In Ignorance of their fate
ta positive ciuelty.
is r unt.n.M , Ai
There was a llmo wlnn a change i
pi sldonls , o\en whcie both woio of tli
xaiiui pidltical pail.\ . was followed Ii
a change of fodoial oilklaH in CVPI
blanch of the national civil inrvln
That time , howmor , has passed nwaj
Nearly all presidential appointees no )
have IKod terms under the law an
changes of administration do not alToi
their tonuto of olllco. Itemovals ar
limit' only lor oatiso upon spoclll
chnrges iNlnlned by substantial piool
The RIoat imm of rodent appointee
of department heads and < < nlu > rdlnat
olllror , ( 'seeptlng1 the fouith-cliissposl
nmstoro. have hi on tnought within Hi
civil vnlco utlos that make their po
slllous pincllcally perjie during gooi
behavkii' .
The only chnnpt1) ) made upon the ac
rosHlon of a now president , thoieforc
are In heads of departments and bn
reaits and In Hie diplomatic .voivico
Other pivsideiitlal appointments an
made fiom time lo time : m they be
coinu vacnnt by expiration of terms
deaths , lomovaln for cause or icslg
nationsIt is axiomatic that In tin
fodeial soivleo lew die and none 10
sign. The chances of appointment ti
federal places foi applicants Iiom till' '
or any other stale of like impottaiici
are about the sam > as are Iho chance
of di a wing a capital pri/o In a lot
tory.
It is also well for aspirants to federal
oral appointments to remember Ilia
tlie rules goveinlng these appointment !
leave them with members ot the con
giosslonal delegation who aie in ac
coid vvllh the paity In power When
them Is but one lepnbllcnn senator
as in XelnasUa. ids appioval miisi hi
had to Insuie lauir. Thoie aie alwa\- ,
few loin os and many flshrs. Whlli
then it may do no haim foi men vshi
want to seive their countr.v in place
high or low to commence their cam
paigns eaily and push on by all leglti
male me.iiis , Ihe.v must mil toilet tlu
conditions under which they have on
tcrod Iho lists and must , fm tlioiinoie
liossoss their souls In patience until tin.
other fellow's term o\plic
ttmopoan opinion , as voiced in tin
pres-i. Indloates Hint Spain could hope
tor no assistance fiom any nation ol
Ilurope In the eu-iit of war with the
I'lilted States So far as England \ -
( onceinod. the dispatches say tint Hit
feeling Iheie is allogethor IndllTcient , It
not actuilly f.noiable to Amoilcan In
tot volition in Cuban alfalts. No olh"i
counliy has ipilto so stiong leasons as
iiigland : for taKlng an inti-rost in the
ionise of this county icgaidlng Cuba ,
but thole aio no conceivable cliciim-
stances that would Induce her to sup-
poit Spain against the United States
rheie is undoubtedly a sluing sentiment
n ( lotmany and Pianco hostile lo the
Momoo doctiine. but neither of llion' '
ountiles would be likely to manlfrst
this hostility by giving aid to Spain in
i war with tills conutiy. No other Hiiro
lean nation Is In a position to allotd
such aid if It desired to do so.
If Spain should go 10 war with the
United States , Iheiefoie. she would
lave lo cairy on the conflict single
"undid Undoubtedly the Spanish people
plo would fiooly give to such a coatllct
voiy dollar and evei.v available man In
the Kingdom but It would boa hopeless
sting/le on her p.lit , although our til
imph might not bo so easily accom-
illsliod as many think. And after wo
lad beaten Spiin and released Culm
fiom her gtasp , would wo have gained
tnj tiling either In power or in gloiyV
swmv..s or IIKVUXUI : .
Thoio Is no doubt that Iho govern-
nent could obtain the additional love-
mo It noi ds f 10111 duties on colfoe and
ea and an incioaso of the beer ta\ .
is Is piopo od by those who do no )
want any change Horn the present tar
IV law. An additional tax of one dol-
ar per baiiel on fomented liipmis
would , If the pic-sent late of uin-
Mimptiou woio maintained , .vlold about
: K , MM > .OOO in addition to the sum now
ecolu'd 11 oin III it somce. Tlio Impoi
ration of colleo i caches ne.nly ( > ' > ( } , -
HH > .iii. ( ) pounds per annum and tea
,10.1 , * ) < > 000 pounds. A duly of r > cents
per pound on tea would jlold ? I.5M- ( )
JW > and a duty ofJ cents a pound
in colfce would yield $1.'iOI.0)0. ( ) ) ( ) Thus
ju those thiee items an aggii-Kate ftf
ibout .s.rt.iH)0 : ( ) ) ( ( ) per annniii could IK >
lealixed. which It Is assumed by tho-o
t\li advocale making these ankles a
'ource of revenue would supply the
.wornmont with sntlicieiit Income on
; ho piosent basis of e\p'ndlluic.- ,
[ hough the dellcit thus far in tlie cur-
, eiit llscat joar shows tliat moie ad-
litlonal lovenne Is needed than the
ibove sum.
Hut let It bo gianted that this plan
Aould fiunish .sullicleiit revenue , the
tuestloii Is , is ( hat all that Is icqiiliodV
I'ho gieat inipoilance or piovlding the
; oveminent with an adeipiato lncomi >
s lecognl/.ed by evoi.\body. Men of all
mi ties agiee as to that. Mill logishi-
lon to piovide icvenue should al-o
any with it such protection to de-
it ossed induslilos as will enable theme
o lovive This Is what tlie lopubllcaii
laity is expected to do It wa not
lectid to power solely to provide icv-
nue , but also to glvo new life to our
ndnstries and to make a better maiket
'or labor. Imposing duties on tea and
olfoe would not be c.urylng out 10-
mbllcan policy. It would not respond
o the expectation of ( lie people who
iiipported that party. It would slmpl.v
end lo make these necessailos moio
'ostly ' lo the people vvltliout any com-
leiisatlng advant.igo to them. It would
idil to every worklngm in's cost of
Ivlng vvllliout impiovlng Hie maiket fin
ds labor. Any party that should do
Ids would Invite repudiation at the
lands of Iho people.
Of coiii-sn thoio Is no piolublllty that
he republicans In umgiess will for
. moment glvtt any coiisldeiatlon to a
imposition of this kind. They have
onestly endeavored to provide thugov-
rmnent with siilllcloiit levcmie and
avlng been defeated In lids , they will
ow go forward with the wink of tin Iff
uvlslon In accoid with lopubllcaii poly -
y , leaving the lespouslbllltj for tica.i-
ry dcllciiH wheie It justly belongs ,
I'lth thu senate doniociats mid their
icu silver ox-rcpnbllcau allies. Noth-
jj ; ladlcal wilt be done , but a tariff
bill will bo fiained , according lo n
present Indications , which will supp
needed revenue , glvo loasonablo pr
lection and Improve Industrial com !
tions.
TO
There Is gratifying evidence tli :
Omaha Is on the eve of a decided In
provemoiit. Its business men have n
cently ovlnod a splilt of aggrosnlv
activity that fotoshadows an oail
revival of etiteiprise that leads to pto-
pi-ilty. At no time In Its history ha
thoio been gieator concoid of iicllo
uii'niii : all our citls'pns. Kv cry project tliti
pioinNes to piomolo the giov\th of tli
city and state Is receiving substaiitln
encouiagcinent. While some of thes
piojocts may not matoiialixo Immed
ately. most of them are sure to be cai
rlf > d tlnoiigh to a successful compk
tloii.
tloii.The
The lalltoad situation which lias fo
years been adveiso and a seilons eli
slackIn the path of Omaha's compotl
tlou with commoiclal ilvals. Is 11101
piomlslng than over bofoio. Not mil ;
are tlu * lallioads couvorglng in till
city showing a bettor disposition tow-an
their pations nnd the public , but nev
outlets aio in sjht | : that will maki
Omaha an unexcelled dlstilbnllng ecu
tor for the whole northvve.st.
The solution of the lallroad pioblen
will go far towaid enabling Omaha ti
In-come an Inipoi ( tint nnnufacttirln ;
ci'iiter. Thoio'Is an abundance of rav
mateiials at our door walling to hi
woikod up into llnlshod ptodiicls Jus
as soon a.s the capital can be socmr d
and the capital will ln foitlicomlm
wlienever thu capitalist has tin
oppni-tunlly to dlpose of ids product
What we have lacked and still lack 1 :
pail aie facilities for distribution to tin
best maikots. With the giadii.il up
lifting of the dopiossion In the mliilti }
slates to the west of us and the op'.Miliii
ot diiect lines to the gulf and srahoaid
Omaha will bo able lo teach the pi-opk
who consume the piodiicts of the Held
and lactoiies.
As to tlio local lotall li.tdo. it niiipiiM
llonably needs addilioiial stimulus
This is lo bo had by Iho employment ol
lalmieis and ailisaiis In manufaclmli
and by cultivating closer relations will
the towns Immediately smioimdlug us
Oho Iho people within a ladlus of 1l ( (
miles oasj and cheap access to the clt.v
and our ineichants may be idled upoi
lo oiler goods that will make It to theli
advantage ( o buy in Omaha.
With our eitlAMis fully awake to theli
opportunities and lo the demand foi
haimonloiis action , tlie outlook Is cor
talnly leassuiing. Tlieio Is uupiece
dented piospeilt\ store for Omaha
What Is needed i-ow Is unremitting of
foil to hasten Its advent and make ib
stay permanent.
Th statistics ol our foielgn dado ( on-
Untie to nhow the fad that expoits air
lamely In excess of impoits , so that
thoio is a stead.v Incioase in the mor-
i-hindlse balamo rav Diablo to this enun
tiy. The November i etui us show Unit
there was oxpoiled dm Ing thai mouth
moichandls ( . to the value of .SHKMHI'J ,
line , while the linpoilx weio little mj'o
than half that amount. It Is now us
sin oil that the excess of expoits ovei
in-poits for thu calondat .vear of IW'i ;
v/lll bo unprnicdeiited. It Is now moie
ll'.iii $ 'Jii.lX)0l)0. ( ( ( ( ) MI that it would seem
safe to estimate the amount Tor the
\vholo \ year at not far Horn SHOO ( . ' ) ; ) , ( ) 10.
rt'hlch would be nomly Sli.OiiU ) ) ( ) above
Iho la-st pi ev Ions .vear. Still th" total
vali'o of this joar's exporls will not bo
ID huge as in some pieceding .veais
notably the cxtiaoiillnatilv , piosp.'ious
Mar of 1S ! > J. but Hi , * valt'o ol luipmi
' , -.ill be le-s than In 1.01110 olhei yiaiw
How i \ or. the lad that lla-ie Is M
lingo a balance In our laver Is a hlghl.v
atlsf.u-lory londltiou and there is gooi
icasoii to e.xj > - cl that It will continue
> l' couise It is due to a large extent
o the heavy ox-oils or wheat and cot
on and the ( Ionian 1 lor our wh\i'
ibioad bus not .vet come ID an end. Tli- >
nest tiitsivvoithy oiliiluii ] IK that all tin
iVheat this couuliy can spate for tin
'oioigii maikots will be wanted anil
) oihapth'ii theie will be a shoitage.
iVlikh will hate be ni'iile up with
) thor bie-"dsinti's.
An i astern papi-i lecently noted as n
uost unusual oum-U'iu-e that London
'id hollowed in Now Yolk. Without
icconling uuili'e sigullk-aiico to this c-Ir-
I'nistaniv , it certainly Miirgosts a i"is
, i'ilng change In lln situation. With a
h mgo in li ! > lailll thai v\ould stimti-
ate our nmniiladming Industiles and
, Ive employment to moie laboi we
voi'hi have all the conditions essential
o a full icaloratlon of prosperity.
CJovoriior-eluct I'lngri'e of Michigan
ays that when dm ing the campaign he
lomlsed lo us his b-'st efl'oi ts if elected
o have i.illvvay p-issongor latos in
hat state ledtued by law fiom ' . < ' cents
0 U cents he meant it On ( lie othr
i.ind , olllcials of the .Michigan uillwayj
ss"it that they do unt cue whdher
Ir. I'lngrco meant what Ii" said or not.
1 cause the legislating will never r il-
iivv him in Ills demand for i educed
i.issongiT latcs. I'nler the ihcum-
tancos some lively cioss-ihlug may be
xpi'ded but ween the govuiiun * and the
allway camp so soon as the .Michigan
. 'gislalme coin one * .
Ciovcrnor Holcomb Is outspoken in
nvor of some legislation calculated to
monrago Hie Immigiatlou of sdlleis
ito the state. In this Hie govoiuor
tiiko.s a inipnlar chord. To make No-
i.iska a gieal and piospenuis state we
111 iciiulieoutsldecapital and Ituiea-ed
upulation. Hut the people want legls-
itlon Unit Is piadlcal and not mouly
i" cication of new public places for
dltlcal oii-h uigeis. A leal luimlgultlon
mean cau be of immoasmable seivke
> Nebraska , but the stale has altoady
101 o political llgmeheads posing under
in ions names tliau are called for.
Thu editor of our amiable contempo-
uy Is gdlliig allogdher unduly ex-
ted over the discovery that some other
cnmciats may In limes past have so
iled some of Ilosewater's money for
unimlgu wink. So far Tlio I tee han
lid simply that a list of such dcmocrato
i high and low places might bu fur-
Islau ) ( hut \\oultl muku ltd hulr utand
on end foiv-H-uuuilli. The lloe lias not
said that fiUvrauhl furnish the list , but
It has rofeired Its IniniMtlvp democratic
ftlonds ID coitalu domociat.s who might
throw light on Iho subject If they wished
to do f > n. tHubmlttlng Ii relevant ipios-
tlous to Tho'iR-J ' * will not purge the mom-
beishlp of the i.Iacksoulan club.
The mord1 Insane asylums the state
supports tlujt tuoio Insane iieoplo make
their appealanco to till thorn. It Is the
stale's duty to'caio for the dependents
and dofrctlu's within Its binders , but
this duty supplants that of the un
fortunates'lelatlves only when the latter
aie uniblo to piovldo for their cine at
their own expense. It might be a
inolllablo work for some legislative com
mittee to make an Inquliy as to the num
ber of Inmites in our state Institutions
who ought to bo paying their own way ,
but ate not doing so.
The rramois or our state eoiistltuHo
thought they put an effect mil bar to tli
appiopiiatlon or mouej when Hie fund
wore not on hnnd to supply It and to tli
ctcation of a laix'o debt In times (
piace. In this they seem to have bop
altogether misled. They bad no Ido
that the wanant Indebtedness or th
stale could under the coiislltutlo
flamed by them mount Into ( he million'
The Intent of the constitution maker
was good , but It seems lo have sllppe
a cog a long time ago.
Nebraska Liithcians have decided t
' ot aside IVhnmiy II next lor service
u commomoialloii of Molaiichthon. I'd
ii'inj 11 is St. Valentino's day. T'i '
miosttoii is , Does this Intimate tha
Molanchthon was l-nthi-iN valentine n
Luther Mdaiichtlioii'sV Tli > ti nth of hi'
toiy must be Kept t.ti.light.
I'm prlolIcs DlsrcfXnrdi'il.
WnxhlnRton 1'n t
If .Mr litan hail a proj or rent option of tli
irrprlottw of the n-caaion In * would nndci
it nml that tl'o rcinirl.a on "The riwt Haltle
should not conic from the ambulance
Xni'MiTl.- iii'-illrd POP.
New. York M.ill nnd i\preim :
Onmlia'a ciufcv , ordlninco lir.s been re
cctnl , as Illpgnl. Obviously tlie Idin that' '
mmlcliial Kovorntncnt fllionld o.-Riinuo UBQ ]
nto a nnrjcrv foicc- for thu flaiwiaidlni ; i ;
nvcnlki truants hns not taken a very btron
lold In Ncbrrslta.
A IVrdm-nl liiiiul" > .
JCcn lioik' Tribune
If Senator Allrn'j resolution for the ar
ointment of a committee to Investigate th
ise of money In olcctloiu flhon'd be adopteJ
IIP country inl ht eventually > .iscertain Ju
vhnt was the smallest amount oC spot cai
or which Mr. Iran ! was v\llllns to dcnount
he tnonev iiownr from the tall end ot hi
train last fall.
A Pi < iMt lii flu * Tri-iii'ln-x.
Minneapolis 'Irlbune
I'nx Iilcnt-clect lMcKlnle > , It Is said , vvll
follovv tl-e ijrccidciit of the past two admin
Istratlons anil allow federal onie-eholders ti
aeivi- their tcnc.V out This will tic a dte
.irpolntmcnt to the bojj In the trcnchea
but it will be a Krcat tclief to the Incomlni
picslUcnt , v.iio may bo able to ilcvote a fuv
momenta cac'a day after his Inanimation ti
-oinc of the pressing qucotlom of public lin
portanco.
Tin * I'inr I ' 1 rnilt * .
I'llliiUlplili Leaser
riKUirs arc hnpicsslvc things , cbpcclnll )
when they are on the light aide. The sUte
ment that tne exports of thin country , ff >
October an 1 November luiio-ntcd to $222
000,000. which would nialc th" total lor tli
3 ear , if kept up at Iho same rate , $1 3.50 000.
.iW , Is mnRiitnrrnt , and the Inrormatlon tha
tlio exports November alone shova Inl
nncu of $5'J.O.ri3.SS5 over the tmjiorts Is vtrj
KiatlfjiiiK. ThU Is a eirat country nnd I
dors business on a large scale.
J * r 'ir HoniilliiR ) IlfIn > r.
Kc irn j Hub
A Washlncton teleRram atatca that the
iciiulillran members nf tbo howi
and Bcnate arc talking up Con naa
man Morrei of Qmahi for the position o
chairinan of thu republican cong ccaiona
committco to cocduct the campaign of Is'Js
He Is no.v sccrolary of the comniiltcc , In
which positlu.i he Kavi excellent servlip
dining the late rnrnpaiin. He U a hai
w njlier and an enthusiastic republican , ain
his alv , aj3 won IiLs spuis bifore wealing
them.
Ijlni l.im.
Minneapolis Journal
The Ohio supreme court lu.s iieel'Jed the
mechanics' lien law of that auto to be tin
constitutional Ihla law almpj to m.il.o a
.cbt for building material n lieu against tin
building In which the material U used and
the Hen too'i p. ccedencc * over anv mortgngc
ar other claim on the property This afforded
prctcctlo.i to dealers In imterlu'a agalns
il'aloncst contractors , but vri liable to
\/or' { Injustice to property ov aers who
thiotiRh Ihe illshonnty of the- builder , might
have to pay for the bnlldir1 ; twice ovei.
l.iiXKiinr . - : : : ( In * TInu M.
filLugo Trlljjnp.
The United StntcB nepaitirent of Anrlcnt-
: uic lias Issued a leadct In vvhUn are Ola
usscd the Ucslra'-llity and IHVI ti"ablllt > of
uiRr.tlon , end comncudiiig ctitnln publica
tions on 111' biibjert to pcojilo in t'io dr > ici
; lens Tl'.la Is all well cnnurh 1.0 far nu II
, ecu , Imt tlic dcpartiiiciit. InU < \v of tbo rc-
ent dlscovny rail to have Lecn inado by
i Iiich mots uic ran bo returned and thr poll
> o inado productive vlthout Irrigation ,
ilmnlil neBO a step further r.arl dlsciui
mil test tl'o iicslrablllty and praeticabillt >
) f the new illscovery. It Is getting behind
ho times.
\Viin tiil V tnnxi'lciK'c hiuKrr.
Aiibuin r.rxngcr.
The Jury In the case .iKalnst ex-Chlcf
111 Inspector Hilton did not agice.
A'hn over believed the Jury would
'grce ? Or In ether words , who over be
loved the state would recover' The Hilton
: u30 has gone to join the Hill , the pcnlten-
Ury and otl-ci rases where the state has
iciught in vain to rcrovcr In any or all of
licao cises rot OIIP dollar hca been recovered
o the ntate but it is a fact that sumo fol-
ow Viho vvronRrd the sta'o oat of one dollar
or possibly mare ) has boon conscience ! > : nlt-
en and relurnuil one dollar to thn ticasury.
"ho etalu nreilB n consclenci1 Hinlter with an
. -rays attachnltnt It would bo worth more
ban all the courts in the state * .
TliKi Mutt * Trt'iiNiir ) .
IVunuht Tiiliune
Urccnt alk'-fl n by this paper to a possible
infavorablo coiuiUlon nf the state treasuiy
lai ciuted $01110.1 comment and evidently
irompted Thoii'vt lo do a Ilttlu Investlgat-
ng Asa rcyuk.it la dUjovercd , according
0 Tha Dec. , tlit/ , | there are ? no.v vvarrantn
utatandlni ; iW'liln'H the general fund
mounting tih fl.liOO 000 and thpt to can-
el tliCvUtl'einl Jaiiiow In the trea-wr ) , or.
lore properly I leaking , In state dcpc.il-
orlca , 5COJOUOi rhalonglns to the general
nnd. , , i i
If this statement nf the condition of the
icasnrbe true , there cm Lei no possible
notification of it by Treabiicrcr Hartley
r ailbody clue With nearly $2003.000 of
.in an us outBtanilloR drawing ii per cent
Itcro should not I f a single dollar In thu
cnornl fund , even though it be on drpnalt
1 stutc dcpOHltorlcH for It U on I ) drivYlng
per cent there , tmiklng a net loss of 2 pur
cnt te > tl.o ntate , even If all the money be
aid back lo the Htato by tbeie deieMiltoili ) > ii ,
hlcli U very likely not to be the case
The Tribune 1s a party newspaper and
as alua\H advoe-ated republican principle ,
ut It haa never regarded It an Its dut ) to
pologlze for tbo plain violation of tlio
litilt of the law nnd good business policy-
y republican ofllclalt ) . If n single vtor4
in bo uttered In defense of the condition
ow prevailing , the Tribune would be pleascM
> hear It.
What right liaa Treasurer Hartley to
ernilt fCOO.OOO to accumulate ) In tbo gcn-
al fund while there was Jl.l'QO.OOO ' utanJIng
jalutt UT
OX UITII Till : PAl'OSITIOV.
Valentino Ucpubllran Nobraslca can
not nffonl to not do hrr vtiarc toward mak
ing the Tmnsnilisl lppl Imposition a Rreal
nucci'ss. Hvery town In the state uliould
Icmt n alstanro as the exposition will not
only be A benefit to Omnhn , but nlro to the
entire Btalc.i
Scluolcr Herald : N'o iloubt nil of ttio
Ktntet In tlu * central west will mnke np-
proprl.itlons to aid thp Trnn inl < ls lppl
Hxposltlon. In thin regard Nebraska can
well nfforel to be more liberal thnn any of
tier neighbors , for she will derive * the great
est benefit Wo believe there will bo no
trouble experienced In securing a liberal
appioprlatlon at the hands of our lawmak
er * .
Hiitlngs Tribune Officers have been
elected for tlu * Tran inls < lRlppl nnd International -
national Imposition , which will be hold
In Onnha In 1S9S. Onrdon W. Wattle * was
chrwcn president All officers will serve
without pav. The ? selection of the- site Is
net for cnrjy In Jamtniy The big ahow Is
bound to be a success icgardless of the
Hocky Mountain News or an > thing else
that may bob up to oppose It
Crcti > Vldctto1 Nebraska never lines nn > -
thlng In a ktnall vvaj. Ono ) iar she sends
n shipload of grain tn sufteilng Iluisl.i nnd
the next .vear she goes dr.v and calls upon
HIP state for $15000) with which to pur
chase seed And this vcar of our Lord ISO
sin * comes up smiling with a trlb filled vvltl
350,000,090 Jiu'licli of corn Now she !
getting icndj to glvo tlio people ono o
the finest oxhlbtttons of pluck , persovenncc
nnd products In the jcu' Ib9b ever set be
fore the American people
Kearney Sun The TransmlsilsslppI H\
position start" out \vUh a strong illroctorv
and Inltliil meetings show n harmony am
unnnlmlt * . of purpn e that will surolyi bring
Biicrcjs If the people of all the state do
their part The dlrcctois and officers are
among Omaha's stionge'st business men am
their selection will carry confidence no
only to the people of Iho stale , but tlnongli
out the states to vvliMe united efforts the
exposition will have to look for suceess.
Till : NOMINATION OP II'IIUOH.
Tecumseh Chieftain ( rep ) Thrro Ii som
loubt as to whether ttio enatc will conflrn
the notnlmtlon of Judge * McHugh to th
United States district Judgoslilp inadoacan
by the ili'ttli of Judge Duiuly. Clevoland'B
tern Is so nearly out that republicans ar
rot pleased with thp Idea of confirming hi
appointments to life ulllces. If wo hid on
wav about It Mr McHugh would bo Ini
tnc.llT.tely confirmed .Mr Cleveland Is presl
dent nml aa long 1:3 ho Is president let bin
i\crciT > the full povveis which pertain to the
hlii ! nllici * . '
Geneva Signal ( rep ) Whether or not the
Brinlo will confirm the appointment of W
McIIm-h to bo United Slitw illsltlct Jndgi
for tlil.3 dlstilrt Is causing considerable sptcn
Intlon oiit.Ule a well as Inside of the dh
trlct Tlio Slrnal hope's ho will bo con
firmed , not because of any serv Ice tlio sonm
money dcm > prnts may hive done * the re
publicans in llio recent campaign , but foi
mori > vvelKht ) reasons It Is n good preie
dent to net to confirm n good appolntmen
for a life tenure ollleo of a jiidiclil chnractet
without logard to who made tlio .ippolntmcn
or how the a.ijolntee may believe cm a fen
ot the minor ( rtestlons of governmental pol
ley The apoolntnicnt of Slcllugli Is ad
' . .lilted I ) } cvi ry one to be entirely sitlsfac-
toiy except that he docs not vote the- repub
lican ticket This would naturally prevent
hit a' polntmcnt bj a republican , but It ought
nit to prcvint irpubllcins fro.n voting for
11.3 eoniirmition lie 13 amnittcd to be
honest able and without reproach nnd his
fraltv to Clevoland'sm ' Is not a strong cnougl
leason for Uirrlng him down
run not vriVHHANT DECISION
Kean'rj Hub Wluthci or not the sugar
baunly for 1S13 and 1S06 will bo paid depends -
ponds I'-Ulioly upon the state legislature
whl"h mi'eti next month , and It Is prxslbl"
that that bed > will fall to do what the last
Icgljlatura unnecessarily o'nlttcd
Sntton Advertiser- The Nebraska su
preme1 court has i > t last parsed upon the
a.ujar bount * , case submltied to It. Th1-
validity of the b'ounty net was not rahcd
nor passed upon but the court holds tl-at
t'le net does not earrj with It nn appro
prlrtlon conbt < iuontly there It no fund ou.
"f whl'h the bounty vv.inanU Issued can
bo pild. Thu iMtricHtiiuc iinratlon nnw ii
will tin * noIcnlslnture irftl.c i > n appropria
tion for that piiiiicsc' or repudiate the ob
1'ritlo" ' of thr stale under the bounty act
Fremont Trll'inc" T'le bounty law Is
not Invalidated by the decision of the court
Tic on'j ' thing determined Is tint the
bill p33 t-d carried with It no npproprla
t on. The O\nards ne > doubt have n legiti
mate claim .viliibt the trtc and inonej
ouaht to Ii appropriated with which toy
\ > \y It If the next legislature wishes to
justify Senator Alltn'-j prediction that it
vvcJll not repudiate n single obligation or
IT DP L property and contracts It will set
attl ie .in rpproprhtlo'i to liquidate the
amount due the Oxnaids , which thej have
rovancej to the fumcM.
Gretna TtcpoitcrIn view of the supreme
ciurt doclslon that the Hiirrar and chlcurj
bounty warrants are no good on account
nf liio fallnru nf the IrulHlrtnrc to make n
i tclal niiioprlatlcn for It we are confronted
with n kfrlous dilemma The law pro
vlded that a bounty ot "J cents per pound
bo pld the inanufactnier , and required
Ilitm to pav $3 prr ton for beets The
factories linvc- compiled with their pirt of
UIP law and raid thp farmers the ? j per
ten aa carpet , ! on It now remains to be
s---n. If the .tale will maintain Ita moral
obligations with tbo con'paulca and make
on appropriation for the payment of the
bounty.
I'OMTICU. UIIIPT.
Kcw Vo.U atatc nllcd up a to'al of 1.54C -
101 vet l on election , lay Ulank scatteilng
.ud defective b.i'hla ' nnnilioied IJj OSO.
\tlanta ( Ga. ) clc.'tara have just ctc cn fo
I icir next mavor Oha.lea A Collier. Ho hai
the illailncil.u of being tUo fust native o *
t'lHt clt ) to oc selected as Its chief e.cent At.
cClccr.
The JIaccn ( Oa ) le'cgrapli announces that
It hs reeolvcd an lulvauco ropy' of tiie
thrilling political romnnce , "Th-- First Hat-
ll * > " It lias a B-'rKConsly Illumlnati'd cover
with Flivcr-tintcd bciilcra , vind U filleit with
blank leave- !
The proposition to merge fort > countlra In
Kansas In o Cour. r.s a meabure ui' economy.
1' a Etartol a nclone of Indlgnn Ion a'nont ;
the reforracw rilio hold office In the lount w
affected They elei.ounco It as a IUCK CO to
llio "common people , " upon whom thcj nub
aUtThe
The governor-elect of Kansas vcntuica the
: i.l ilon that tno lnd"pondenco of Cu'Ji ' could
It. achieved end the Fpsnlarila di-lvon Into
tinfoa v.lthln sixty diys , If all the appll-
cinta fui o'lice ' uneler bis ad.ulnUitratiun
v mill j In the rebel armj It Ii bclloved
Ihu uove nor would wl U them god-speed on
Iho journey
Ilio Silver Knight vvheieln hcnator Slew-
irt ventilated the "crime of 73" nnd otl'er
mitlfjuo I uuia , Is at present under a cloud
that has neither gold nor silver lining 'Iho
concern In In the bnnda uf a recrivei U Is
r.ald the senator "blow" ? I ,000 tliioucli this
oignncttn , and there la Htlll outstanding
claln-s nmonntlng to $7OOD , Incuried " \ , ilh-
iiit U'o all or toncint of r.ny nation on
eiailh" Thus Is the catalogue of "crimes"
ncreascd.
"noprcscntntlvo Catchlngg of Mississippi , "
ujs the WnBhlnglon I'o il , "was a Bound
nonoy ilomocint dining the early dnjs of the
idinlnlstratlon nnd until the queatlon of blu
elurn to congress depended on hla clinnso of
icart. Then he mine out fur silver and was
e-electcd The otlici day Homo ilemnera.s
n the houiio were dlsr-iiEHlii ) ; thu pot > 4lblo
cinccrat c moinbet t f 11 o cjmnil tco on r lies
o take the placu of the Into Judge Urlxp
oinu ono HUUKCiitdl Mr. Cntehlni's 'Hut
Catching ) ) IH a Hllvcr man , ' bald n neil I hern
member. 'Oh , no , ' liutnntlj remarked Hep-
cson'.utlvo Owens of Knntucl.y. 'bis Hllvur
crm doesn't comniencu until March 1 ' "
Uiirlng the last .nankin of tongiern nnnj
ncmbciti wciet anxloualy awaiting nn ex-
prrMilon of cplnlon from Senator Hill on n
lertaln matter A congrmsman from No > v
York at this time obtained Bomo notoriety by
cxlilbltliiK an envclout addrr Hi > d to him In
hu well-known liandwrltlpg of Mr Hill Ho
line showed the acnator'ri iilgnaturo at the
mttoin of t > o Inclcdod notv. Many thnuKht
t must be a communication nt Inuoiliince
ntll onu day the letter nllppod ( rom the con-
iroMinan'a IliiKi'ra nml opened out an It foil
o tin * nldonalk. Tlu > man who picked It up
cad the contcntn at a glance : "Albany , N
' . . Oct. 21. Sir : ' Your * uf IDth received anil
onteiiL , noted. D. U. Hill. "
THP o ii \ \ itnmn i.ION.
ronilltlnn nf ( In * Slriiuuli * for nml
\ ITn I n > I I n it i * | i u il i * n i < c.
tl.ii-pi-r \Vikt <
Tilt niojo of WAifarc ndoptel li > tip ! 'olii-lj
Is doululc-fl of nn nntlauAtod niul crnde Ivpo
but It ilocu not merit tluhnsl ) cointpinniillnii
en cotmtnntly biutovveil upon It , The Cabin ?
c.innnt obtiln the means to fight Iho Span-
Inrd-i nccoritlng lo the rules of modern "var-
fnro ; they have nolihoi tin- men nor the wit
mitrrlnl for doing ao , nnd Riicillli lactic *
nro obvlonsl ) their only clunco of sum
llu' di'strnctlon of proportj tna > nppinr tn
bo wanton ! } cruel r.t Pitt sight , but It Is
part of ttio Instil gent plnn ot iimpalKn
and the vvonltncss of the Spinhids Is demon-
stinted by the fnct that lho > nio not able tn
prevent this destruction. What however. Is
patent to nil who take the t inutile to watch
Cuban altalrs Is lint , the rebel tnclli-s have
on tin * whole UPHII completely sutooiwfnl
during tlio past tuont1-one months , ami In
this fact lies the chief excuse for their con-
tlnuinco In the future.
Of course the SpinHrils ver.v trtltvny that
the.v nio tortlbl ) handicnpped b > the number
of mon on the sick list This Is so , but
Hitch a conllngencj should hnvo been dltl >
nllowed for In considering the prcparatlnns
for the mllllnr ) opeiatlons Ihero nro now-
Ill II iv in i not loss thin SOOOrt military In
valids , chiefly from 1'lnai del Itlo nnd the
province ot Hnvann Some II 000 or 15,000 of
theio men nio under n raiment In hospital ,
the ronmlnder in i convalescent stigo The
principal causes of suffering ate * * , cllow
fever piludlc fevoi . malnili d > senlei > and
smallpox The number of wounded In pro
portion to these Invalided for other cause *
Is tekulvcl ) small Throughout tha whole
nrmj the number of men unlit tot dut\ ex
ceeds -10,000. The hospital aoeotnmodiilon
and set v Ice are totall } Iniilcquatc to meet
the demands undo upon them nt the pie-sent
tlmo
And If Spain docs succeed In reconqiioilng
the island , what docs this tccomiuost iMtnlP
A wnt of from two to tluoi * M'liis , a ninnev
oxpendlturo of not less than $100000,000 ,
the sacrifice of the lives of fiO.noo Spanlxh
soldiers. That Is what the ireonquest I ni
pt UM to Spain To Cubi It inoins the slaugh
ter of the greater part of the Culnn male
popiiHtlon , the ruin of even Indnstr ) In tlio
countiy , with small hope of any speed ) re
vival , the m-rr-saltj of romninlng for genera
tions at least under the Innefnl Inriiii'iico of
the pollc > of la ip.iltikiil niclnnnl No rea
sonable peuon can doubt tint Spiln will
allow no change In her pollticil ami pconoml-
eil pnllc > toward Cubi If she1 Is ouiccwtful
In llnnllj ( iiiclll'ig the lebelllon Hvcn nnw
iniiniiurs me hennl in the penlniuli of Iho
eompens.itIon to bo cmited for the sacri
fices now being made to ciush the rebels
In other vvoids Cuba for the * SpanHrds , not
for the Cubans.
II VIII'D II ) rOOI'KItTIIIN. .
Pl-oui-i'Si of Hit * I'liuiiliil < -l Ii. ( li <
Illinois CcnIriiI.
KansTi Cltj * 5tir [
When Mr Stuvvrsant Pish , ptcaldcnt of
the Illinois Ccntial lallroul , Inntguratol
the sjstoin uf oncouiaglng einpln > es of tin
road to acquire stock In the corporation he-
did more toward solving the- strike problem
than any imn of his day ami generation
Ind pievlo'isly accompl hod The Mimes of
all lallroads have fci miny viais been avail
able to the public and cmplois nr other
nersons who had monevi to buy were at llb-
c-rtj to make the Investment Hut Mr Pish
iifferod the emi'lojcs of the road nf vvlilih
ho Is tbp executive * head oppoi tunitlcs tint
rteie not allowrd to othera Ih > Invited them
In purchase stock on the liwtullmctit plan
Ills s\stcin lit that each omplojo innj ac-
< iulre shires to stated amoMit , paving pirt
down and the balance in IKed minis IMC'I '
mon hi ) pa ) day t'pon the original painuit
the certlfl.-ato Is issued , and , inntcad of
clnrglng inti'rest for the balance , theetn -
ploo Is allowed Interest at a fair rate on the
amount he has paid
The scheme hns met with a marvelous
meaitire * of popularlt ) Already l.fiOO of the
2J 000 o.nploo of the company have pnr
chased stock and applications from othem
aio being received at the intoof neirly 300
i month The sto"k Is Issued not at fucc
value , but at tin * price current In the market
on the day of application. If the pnrclnsor
leivei the fiorvlce of the compaii ) before his
raiment- are completed , ho surrenders bin
eitlficato and receives back Iho amount lie *
ic raid Thus the1 scheme affoida tin * ad
vantages of a sivltis's ' bank on one h/ind am
lie oppnrtunlt ) to obtain n voh'n In lit
ninngutncnt of the ( iincein on the otln.
or coureo nno or two -hires will confer 11
tlo little Intluence , but If < Mch of tbo 22 OO'i
eniplocs should acijulrt one or two 01 muii
jhnres , the ngirrepito ferro v\onld be- con
sldeiablo. anil the sva'om of co-operation
would thus bo advanced to It.s highest piano
and Ii } the very best mpthoil
Dut the advantage U nnt all to the cin-
ilojc though be gets a liberal ohnro of It
The corporation Is oompe-nsated In the bet-
er trivlco It seon.es from the men , the
nero earnest intenat In Its affalr b ) the
cniploic'3 , the prolonged fnure of employ-
-lent and the decria.icl liability ot strikes
With the > acquisition of a pecuniary Intercut
n the properlj comes a porsoml interest
n ita success , as wtll is a desire to sive
hat moie- may be oblnlned Thus a kindly
ccling Is eatnblluhcd between the operating
and executive devil tnienta of the road
vhlch conduces to the advantage of both
Greater care is taken by the emploo to j
icrform his rervico In the most economical ]
minner , for the reason tint piolllgic ) Im-
) ClM Ihe T.a'110 ' of his property On tbe other
mini , the executive * sorvloo Is Inspired to
greater perfection becotse the kein-c > ) eil em-
iloie Is quick to ileli.t faults anil read ) to
Ipnounce Injuitlie The arrangement Is
here ere of mutual and equal advantage and
eservea the succi < .i it has achieved.
.u.i.rvs .vr\M > ron MJIWVSIC\ .
CKim lender ircp ) Senator Allen nindo
n ipoo-h In the Kcnnl Moniliy In which ho
Mocd up vlgoiuiigl ) for Nebraska llnlly for
Mill V-
Kouincy Now KM ( pop ) ' Kvory elllziMi of f
NobmtcH should feel promt of Senator Allen
for hM ilifonse of the populists ngnlnst un
just critic Ism b ) eastern senators It vvns
ft jreat npcoch
nriiiui Island Itdependent ( rep)1 ) Senator
Allen has liuwn tnnre wisdom thin his
leader. Hrjun Allen Is standing up for hli
tale tn.intully b ) encouraging the ilevelop-
incut of the sugir beet Indttstrv Hrnn A-
never neglects to pulvcrl/e anthing with a
beetsugdr flavor
KiMrne ) Hub ( rep ) Senator Allen bore tea.
tlinoii ) In hl speech In the senile the other
day to the fart that the Oxnard sug.ir fnc-
toilet are In nowlso connected with tlu
Anieilcan Si gar trust , as his been frequently
assorted 'Ibis lm been a stock abortion
of Nebraska pcpnlltits. nnd Allen s Htnteinent
ought to put a rest to It for the future
\\MUM Chronicle * ( popNobnskn has In
Its senior senator 11 coui.ige'oim ami able
ch impliin The-ulnmlorfl eind miceis that are
directed against tlio people nf this state be
cause tlip voters , exorcised their right to siv > k
reforms In the mlinlnlstr.itIon of the ntatn
govcinnieiit were icsented b ) Senator Allen
In a man ! ) speech. U VV.IH an effort wet thy
of the man and of the occasion
Ited I'loud Argifl ( Iop ) Senator Allen's
speivh In the opnntn Tuesdny vvna reid with
a good ileit of satisfaction b ) Nebrnskans.
taking It for gianted of eourso that the nena-
tor ht itenm ts are boned upon fuels and are
not motel ) nn ospie * Mliiii of bis sentlmentfl
The M-nntor pledgni the liglslitmo and ex
ecutive to a wise and level-headed policy
which will build up ami eni-ont.igo Nebraska
Inteic-sts of whatever nature
llowells Journal ( pop ) Senitor Allen In
his United Statin semite linn ilono more for
the good mine of our state than all the nctn
of the repnbllcMPB during the past live jears
Wo differ from him legaidlng the bounty
question , but we can only c < ay nn to that , ho
is In the wrong One good tiling iliout lih
half-endorsement of the bonnt ) Is that he
iml ) asks for the fulfillment of the * contract
made b ) tlio republican leglslatuu *
llittlo Creek Hi publican ( rep ) In a
speech before the United Stiles senate Tues-
di ) Senator Allen declared that ever ) Inter
est ot Ihe state of Ncbinak.i would be ? cil-
omly gunrded b ) the Incomlni ; administra
tion The senator strongl ) Intlmiteil Hint
the Migeir bonntv law would not be repelled ,
and In fact according to .Mr Allen , hlj pirty
iv III conduct affairs just about as the icpiib-
llcins hid Intended lo If the ) had In en mic-
oissful Let u.s hope that Ml. Allen was
not talking against time
riomont Tribune ( rep ) Senator Aliens
woids will , wo hope , alia ) the fears of tlieuu
who me aiiuhenslvo conceinlng Nebiaska
IIo sns the popoeratH will not rejmdlito n
single obligation These fears were just I-
lied when populist leghlatlon was eonsld-
ered The scnator'H .issuances me that
the populists of Nebraska will be better
than those of other states We tnmt ho
ts collect If his words are Justified better
nnd closer relations will be calabllohcd be
tween the vast and the wc\it
Sntton Ailvortlkei ( rep ) Senator \llen
Introduced a bill Into the hcnate the other . ? ,
"
dnv for the pmpnso of giving him an oppor-
tunltj of defending the populUt ndmlnis- " *
tratlon of Nebiaska He done It In a veiy
creditable manner and If his outline of the
policy nnd purpose of the new administration
and the work of the leglthturo Is carried
out all will bo well , for thov will como
pretty near doing what the lepubllcans were
ple-dged to do had they been successful on
November .1
lleatrlce Democrat ( gold dom- ) Senator
Allen made a speech In the senate Monday
In which ho deprecated the assumption that
the * leglslituie and executive administration
In Nchitisha would | > nha the wld-ccd ! legis
lation that has been thrown upon the cr.n-
vofs as n warning to Invcbtors to keep out
of our state. Tlio speech was an apology
for populism nnd coming as It did from the
leading populist In the nitlon. should bnvo
an Influence for good with the people nf the
rust who look at Kansas and shrink from
Nebraska.
Abhland Oarettc' No ono has rend the
ussuimice's ulvon In the senate by Senator
Allen that tlupoinillht regime In Nf brask.i
will create nu tadlcal I'hange In reference
\ovted Intoiests and piopeity rights than
wrselves Wo are also profound ! ' cratcful
ii tlio Hcimtur fur inn woul-i In finmliiB nu
hango in the Migar biuntv Hvslcm In this
ta e We eonsldcr his words wise and pi-
[ rlotle , nnd that Juhns lenderedv \ \ \ stnto - -
an l-iiportatit servhe by uttering them Wo
nil ) hope ha speaks the language of aulhoi-
It ) tn thcso matters
Ola ) Center Sun ( lop- lion William
\llcn. In a opeeeli in the tlnitrd States sen
ile , g.v.o e-vciy n-BUI nine that It was pc 3illo
tor him to glvo that the Nebraska pop legla-
atuie would pluco no bairier acres. ? the
wthwa ) of tliu prompt mid effectual cnforco-
nent of legil obligations , nntl ing will bo
lone * to Impair the tjtanding nf the state ere
o ilestro ) Ita credit , them will be mi hostllo
eglslatlon. and aid will not be > withheld from
he sugar beet Irdnstr ) which , ho says , "paid
his ) car SCO 000 to beet prodnccra " It U
ilnccicl ) honcil that the senator may ba <
i' ht In hit assettlons
C-ete Herald ( rep ) . The state of Nebraska
s thankful for the public nnd cmplntic as-
uirmuo * given by Senator Allen anil Oov-
-inor Holcomb lhat the legislature soon to
'onvene ' will pass no lawn designed to Impair
lie * valldlt ) in existing contracts or Intel fere
\itli the collection of debts Tli'a Is not lo
> c * con-iti ned to mean that the ii'forms advo-
al < d b ) the pnpuliats will not bo carried jf
nt. or tint needful legislation to check r
mown abuses will not bo enacted Hepub- '
HepubTft
THEY ARE
Articles to make tlic
he irt Kind Christmas.
\Ve oiler a few
timely Mmgcstions
to help you ,
'
tiiKteo'idod
First sec our windows
for an idea of what a
superb assortment of
men's , boys' and children's wearing apparel we have.
Our Douglas street window contains the very latest
novelty chintics for bays and children pretty suits
reefers overcoats waists blouses leg-gin neckwear
mufflers hats caps we have a selection of all fixings -
ings that are made for the little folks Douglas street win
dow contained.
You will there see represented our men's
clothing made and sold by us alone our own clothe : .
our own make our own styles which for durability ,
quality , honesty of make and elegance , lead the whole
world. A su t a coat a vest a pair of trousera an
overcoat an u'ster would be a gift that would be ap
preciated and a lasting remembrance.
Now look clown Fifteenth street and sec
the magnificent display of furnishings where will you
find such an assortment of underwear hosiery shirts
garters collars cuffs ties night shirts gloves
inullliis Imth robes iiiioltln''jnolfutH , otc In fuut every thins : Unit thu
uvuiaijo limn cnn think uf also u Hhovvinj , ' uf lints suid aa | > H Unit are nil
rljjlit to lime Santa C'laus leave. All the luiullni ; bleokn iiioHhown ut
HK'ilcrit ' priueii nml every nrtlolo you duel nero nut main-oil in of linur
( jimlity ntiil Htylo limn you can jrut olhcuhoro for the HIUIIO money.
Your money buck If you are not Miiteil Open evenings
lWtfPHMlT ? * P7BPJi 0
IrJreBstiki lilim &
9. W. Cor. 15th and JJoujjIun Sts ,
