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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1898)
-T- _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - . - - - . -V LW - . - - - - - . . - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - . . - - - - - . - - - - ---.r--- , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : _ _ - _ - _ - - - . . - - - . - - . - - - - - - - . . - ---y , - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' [ 'lIE oriur1. DATLY BETh 'VJ1U1SDAY AtTOUST 4 ThUs. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . , , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ p 'I'IIE Or1ii4 D4ui BEE. 1. iIoSiVATEfl , 1dItor. - ! : ) EV1R % MOilNINO. - _ T1flMf ; or SUflsCflPTION ! : Daily flen ( VIthotit uiidny ) , One Year.G.E $ ) IalI' Bee flfl(1 ( SUfldflY , One YC8 . 8.00 14x ! Montirn . . . . 4Y ( ) 'rlireo Months 2.00 Ht1fl(1L7 hOC , One Year 2.1) ) Hriturlsty flee , One Yonr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.50 WcekIy 13cc , Ono Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OFPICFH Omnlia : Tim 1Jec I8uUdn. I3niti ) Omaha : fflngr Illock , Corner N afl(1 ( Twenty.fnurth 1treots. ( Council IllIrr4 : 10 Penn Street. Chicago omce : 502 Chamber of Corn. Now York : Temple Court , Wfudllngton : 501 O'oiirternth Street. e COI1t1SPONDINCF. Alt cornmunlcntlotrn relating to flOWs flflt r CtlItorIRl mutter liou1d be addressed : TO the Editor , I1US1N1SS LETTERS. All in19iIttR lettera nnd reinittniiee Rhohalil 1)0 ztt1t1reed to The 1ie I'tIhlI8hitlg Comptnw , Ornnhia. trntt , eiicvk , exIre Ztfl(1 postofilco money orIeri to he made iayaliln to the orihr of the commlly ( , TIlE " 1'L PIJI3LISIIINU COMI'ANY. STATEMENT OP CIItCIJL.ATION. State of NebraBkn , DoIlgtflM County , SM. : Cicorgo 1 , Tzschuck , secretor ) ' of t'fto flea Vublkilng ) cotniany. being hIlly sworil , say : ; that the actual initnher of ( tilt flfl(1 VOflllCto ( co1 > ii's If Tue DitlIy ? dornlng , 1veiiitg : nfl(1 ( Sunday lice , Printeti during the month ot itily 1SOS , vas rut tollows : 1 . . . , , . . . . . . . : t 17. . . . . . . , . . . . 2 , . . . . . . . . . itlI i ( IS . , . . . . . . . . . 3 . . , , . . . , , , ' 1l ( , : ( ) 19 4 . , , . . . . , . .tfI,2M7' 20 & . . , , . . , , . , l 2u2 ; 21 . , . . , . , . . . . . I I . , , , . . , . . , . . .18,11 1 1 22 . , . . . . . . . . . ' 7 , . , . . : mii 23 8 . . , . . . . . . . . . .i1I4I ( ( 2 9 . , , . . , , , 8II ( ) 10 . . , , . . . . . . . 81,251) 11 , . . . . . . . . , . . : tti it , 12 . , . . . . . . . . :11,2 : flu 13 , , . , , . . . . . , . : tun , iu 29 11 . , , . . . , , . . . : t sn , I 15 . . . . . , , , , . . . : t5,2M1 OL 16 . . . . . . . . . . . 2o51 ( ) Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , , . . . . ' Less returns and unsold copies . , . . 1,17 Not total h1e , . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . 97.1,1(11 ( Net tinily n'erage . . . . . . . . . 81425 GEOIWE 13 , T'ISCtUCK. Sworn to before me anti subscribed ii' ! fl PrO Ce this 31st ( bly of July , ISOS. ( Seitl. ) N. P. FElL , Notnr ) Public. JA1tTI10S 1.EAV1N ( ' FOIl Till ) SUMMER I'nrlies l4'n IItg the cIty for 4 lit' , , uiiner citu IiiiVe 'ri Bee sent to 11etii reguizirly 1) ) ' 1OtIfiH ( 'f'1ii 11CC Iiisi zII.pM alice in jerson or by iiiiti. 'Flie zddrL'Ms vl1l bo cianjigeil us often ns .leitrcd , Tlio lOlOC1'fltiC ) flIOflhltIlilt Inbored and brought forth a mouso. From IIoiconl ) to Poyfltel''lat : a ( all vits there , 1113 count rylnen I ' 1lI ( beSt 1(11(1 ( llflflH of met ) aIId 11)1CC too ofteil iiiicarry. Alus-Illtchealf ! , Pence negotiatioiis : l1'o being cot- ( ltICtC(1 ( in a $ atlSftlVtOr3' manner In l'orlo - Itico. The three-ring circus vtts full of dl ngrccallo ) 1uvlrlses to the IO1)0C1'ittiC iIug-inastcvs. Free tt'ttlC ( , ! CCO tiliver , free passes anti free titiliks were all mixed together In tile 1)O1)OCrtltIC chLCl1S. . - - I IVIII : a. tPtlI3' gt'ttt 1)1(111 ( 1Ike Poynter Iittellectuah liglltIeS like Nevilie , Thou1) lOll ituti Weir Wele hot iii It. It Is getting time foc XeIrLtSklL ) pro- h11bIt1ol1its to call a. state cotiventlon , uiihes they ltL\'C ttlrettti lielti It. The caIuiillg ielso1S : for the sollIers ( servl ( the 1)111i)0S0 ) or showing deliiiitely thme iiiilteziltliy 1)OtS In the United States. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1111t 1)itlilitittti 1111(1 ltOlOl't ) E. Leo 11e1hIl1l1 ) ( Ito coiitiiiued Iii their 11LVOIitO old roi of chief inlllwrs o pupoeratle candidates , l 'l'lltlti always follows the flag of a CI''IhI'f.Cl ( cOtlIltr3' , bitt it lills to 1:111111) : Itself - self to InflIUtililt the P11cc set i)3 Old Glory this year. Not. contelit vItii rtIllUhllg thifl sliver ' sl(1esI1O\ ' thin toe froiti i'optibhiein : ( \ , seilt : tile IJIIIOIL Sto ' 1 3'tlI ds got lila work In on the PO1)Uhl8t ) Coil veutiolt. Gold is COluIilg frotn tile 1'Iont1lle , but till' iiiost iuijlortailt gold 1110V01l10ilt Is vt'stvitrtl QL'to SS tile Atitttitle at tue be- best of Ne' York iniiikors. 'I'hie resideut hills VC1'y lliidIy relieved the lll1Xiet of the 1)091)10 ) ) i\ ) ' giving us- SUEUIICO that utut extra sessloti of cou- gress will nut be ueeessni'y. I I. Is suife to 1)l'CllCt ( thuit August 8 , 1)0 ) 111ell1Or11iiO ) I'l' ) tile 1(1st ( 11I- ieult'nUCe of tile sii.tt1. l'eIIlblleLlus ) Iu nay NoirLlt4hlt tltnte tl1VOlltIoU. Tim Clll'l'eIlt fle\Vs'pt1)el'lCtU1eu4 ) of Agulunilo gIve lb eiue to the iilrposo for vIilcii tlollOl'utl iorl'Itt ' S'tI1t5 ( 80,001) ) l1iol C tlOojs ) ill tile I'1IIil1)huIues. Under covet of 1110 S'll exeltelltont se'eruiI hitherto P1'OllllICllt ( lellloCl'atH are e1nerglll ) . (10111 t'etIrelllCilt lii the ilopo tillit the Plist will be forgotten. judge Gregory W'iiS U ullost cI1SplCl- ) ) Otis ilgut e In the stitto sliver reptildicnu oitveiitioil s'iieit it Oiieiit'ti , fly the tliuc it closed be S'lt5 reduced to a lltire- bend. 'J'iie P0P0CVIII1C clretis 1)'lfolIIICI's ) 1Id not bear tIovn very iiuii'ti on the : ali- 101tlS al'ter liii. 'i'iiey re'ail ( tim lici'- liii ii itdllgtt tthiotit the hitisteivr ) vhio ioils hits list li.i hits ioeket. ) I'l'esIliClit1el'iliIey's iIt'git''t. II ) ilij- nit ) 9(1 It llOhlI'S' I iltielUil ity frolu iui ill Oligilt to satisfy the ( lulls tliut tIi \'tlil. k-ct's apll'eciato ( tilly the CIliillI'l'aSSlIlg ) roinlltioui ot nutlonni lliitttices in Spain. Tim .titiei'it'utii linilan vIi1 iiiiike Ills allheaialu , , lit the exiiosttloii illt'llLt this lltttl1l)011 ! ( In the iliost gorgouis PlO cessloit tiiitt has yet ii&'eii W'it1lt'Sll Oil the Mkh\'uy , Poor old Dt- . PeliliflIlyliI ) liiil 81. iVei ( ( iliiIiSClf to mt guhied by the Ileiti. 11111 II li iig I II t 1) I Iii I ( Jell hut t. lIe Vli s to be ) Vt'rilor , 'Iii'it IIa'y lie'r iuiil tiit , rlflUtCst ItIt'ti of giving iilin a siueil of the guvellior's iacl ( Jteiieiii , _ _ _ _ _ TJfl PlSIOX riciii Uii(1t'r ( whip atid sptir of the lenders slid bosses the three conveiittoiis 1'rt- ' tentlliig to represelit selaratu imlitleni lnrtles were luhlyrnggei at the eiitl of 11 fteen hours lit the bull 1)0 ) ! ) tutu fusluig tiIoii , a state ticket Ieuiel ) ( I'y \VIiIlnin 4S l'oyiiter , iotuu2tei ( on three separate piattorms this cougionteention iteSeluIs itself to tint voters of Ne. braska for a rntlutetttlon at the iioils In Norellibor. 'J'Iie transIt front Suits A. Iloicotnb to \\'Iiilant A. Poynter Is a descent frolu the lofty 1)OPlihiSt Ideal to tue niet'e COulliflOlililace , lViilhe Iloiconib boated head and sIioiiders niori' hits foliow- ers , I'oyliter iOSSCsseS ) 110 specini titlitil. ties that woniti raise hiiiii above the coin- 111011 bevei. ills chief nierIt lies lit the fitet tliutt hilt Is it f'azlner and Ideitthlied ss'ltii tue iti'odticlutg class. A , 1. Gilbert , tite ftllon , canditiate for lieutenant governor , was formerly eon- SPtCltoU.S in republican conveutttotis , but iitt hiuid ito exiterlence lii iniblic life that WoUil ( justify hhi ; selection for the posh- tion of presiding 011111cr of tue state sea- itte : iitd possible ellIof executive. 'l'100 reluiutiul(1ur ( of the ftisloii ticket 'it5 foreot'dit 110011 , Encit a iid every ono of tue six nrt ( irnw occupying lie piitces for which tile ) ' 8t'O reiioniiiiateti. 'l'hiu I'OuilthuiIltiolI iii the' state iiotise to vhtoiii fusion 'ilS it Ilecessity as hioldhiig out titt' only hope of rotniulag thich' Iosittouis tue iuiahiispring In ( lie thircc-whteeied ( 'iOkVol'k of tue refoiiit forces.Vith t hii oiilcehioidhuug couuiLine plntfovins ititti irinelpii's ) are of secondary CoiiIhd- ) ernthoii , tue soic object leing ) to itoid tlii'hi' grip oit tue oliices'Iihbo it Is true that the state house initchihuic sihitlied a cog lit trying to foist Its preferred can- dilat1) lIholt tue tripartite conventions , its lrcarraulgel ) progtitin was carried out in every ot1it rcspecL W'hiethier thIs program 'ivlhi he ratllied i)3' the colVoCuttloiI of tue lCO1)le ) Oil November S is an eittlreiy different itiat- ter. AMERICAN ISOLATION , A proltilitent United States senator re- cellti3' 5:11(1 : that this tuition Caltilot re- tVeItt to Its fernier poilc of isolation , that It Is to become In the near future thifl ienlhng factor lu international 1)011- ties 1(11(1 ( ( lust hit the domain of tue Pa- elfic it lhh lieiiccfortli be the porantount 1)OWer ) It Is rer1laps iteetliess to say that this seuiator' is in favor of the Unitetl States lloiIiug nih tite territory takeit frouit Shiam. 'l'lle isolation of tub nation has been s'hioiIy Political 511(1 tiiiiess ( lie Anion. Cull lL'O1)iO ) :11 : e 1)leiti'el ) ( to icilotince the teachings of tue foiiiideis of the repuihlc ) titu t 1)05111011 'ih1 be iulaintIliued. Its v1stloiit huts becit ilioSt unulilyhiidI - cateii. In our IOihticai ) Isolation we imve fonild security and a source of strength. % . . ( ' ) aloof frotit the 1)011t1CU1 affairs of the oid world we have avoided con- troversles 811(1 coiufilets which mIght iiave bind very serious consequences aLiti yet have exerted an Inhluence that hits been most beneficent to mankind. it ilmay certaInly be claimed for tint United States thiut t wIllie IliutIntaining polItical IsolatIon un other country 11115 done so much to teach iunnkln(1 the tsorth of free luistitutiouis and to ativance eIviiIzit tion. That our influcuice In these dlrec- tious iiiis been utitichi grea ten thittit it would hutvo been It' we itad inirsued a thmirereuit Policy-such a POlICY as It Is . u1o\ % urged should be adopted-does hot ndiitlt of it ( iOtilt. had ve imitated the eXitlIlitlu of European uiations lit time Itiatter of territorial acquIsition , hind we sougiit to ieCOille ) a.Vot'ill liower" on the vlaut ( lint Eiiglnud. immis inirsued and uteeessarlly Involved ourselves iu the controversIes and complicatIons of the rest of the Wori(1 ( , not only wouid our iitlltieiice hia'e bett inipatred , but It Is 8 ( JlletitiOul whietiier our Political iuystemn vouid iiitve contlituetli Intact. 'J'Iie s'aiue of our Isolation was attested In the clvii svar , for it Is not fo be tiotibteti that If at ( hInt. tiiiie we 118(1 beit concerned lit time hOilt ) Ical atTaIns of tile oid world nil tiit' Europcaui nations votmlU hot limive stood aloof t'roiu our domestic conflict , ' [ 'lie seculity we have 1111(1 by reason of our iolhtlcni Isolatboti wiil contInue so bug iii ; s'e mllliere to tliiit polIcy and no greater or graver ittistake couit be coinmimitted ( bait to ( iepltt't front it. It If ; U PolicY that is : tppro'et1 i ) , ' ( lie cx- Jel'IOIICO ) of' more 111:111 a century , durluig which the United States himis imrogressetl limoro iitpldly tiula aimy other cohliltry , 'i'hie : lssertiolt thtmtt existing condltioius l'tniulne time abanonlnent ( ] of a. course thimtt iiut bce so fruitful of good cait. imot ifJ smiecessfuiiy defemideti. It is tine ( lint otit' niaterlni development liiis been so great that OUt irtinctive ) cniIleity 15 far In exeess of hite rclcplleineltts ) of tue linimie utiiirket , but hum seeking for- ei.pt inaikt'ts it Is not nectmsiti'y that 'e shiimhl aintuidout I lie iniic'Y of polItical lsnlat tout iiiiil cutter 111)01) ) ) a eotit'so that V'ttiiI ( inevitably iitvoive us Iii time comm. troversies umimd t'onipilentluus of other liatluils , \\-l beeouiie a voiiii iitl\'el' itt t lie t'oiumntolcial sense ' 1thiottt FellOllltciiig OUr ti'adhtiOulmli uolley mtud pimlellig ourselves In a posItion vhieitm 0h11 ) ( ' ( 'oiild he eouistaimtiy mneimmit't'd 1111(1 ( s'iilchi hh'Ollitl ttquire tile nhtllulte- ha 11(0 of a grea t a rutiy a imfi tin vy. Let his IUid ( iist to ( lie sohiutil policy vhIeIi iiit olel'&Lted ) Sc ) vohl sInce time ( oiiiula. tlou of tue goveruilmieumt , isvirnnva , ttoiw .s'iioor I1i7qlS , 'l'lmu lit'l of c'niai-getl school house facilItIes foi Olmiallut it4 flhumiltted on nil hiutids. I t becomes a st'nlous question , hiot'evet , vliu'tiiev ( lie Put'euit Iioal'd Of Etluentloit Is JliStIltCd lit ( 'lleriuig ) tipohm t'xteimsls'o reni estate ileals or iiitit'l'- ( tmtkiiig I 1(0 ( eteetlon of seiiooi inmildimigs tllItt t'lii luivolva au outlay of front $2X,000 ( ) to 10OOOO , , wiiieli must be met liy aim isstio ot Liontis mtt ut tiitmu 'hieii timO CII ) ' Caht Ill affotti to Itict'eitse Its boiided Iuidt'btedutess.Vliitt tue board t4llOhil(1 ( really itliii to (10 ( 114 to devIse a hhhihlihl'imti ithitit that w'Ihh ( 'ithtilO ) it to hmt hy cant year froiii iOOt ( ) ) to bO,000 lOt' new school ilotiseut flhltI the ettiarge. uncut of oiil ones , 'l'lie lr000Sithoit to lailbi : inotiior 'lng tt ) the I I Ighi iteilOOl vllh RIot st u'Ike the tax i'e fttvot'ambi' . Ouimuuiia's I I 1gb SL'hlooI of thu tveiithotlt ceiltiiislioulti be a uonuntentnh sth'udture designed on s _ - . + . . . - . imtftdeifl hues 811(1 ( of 8tnhcti' flt'eltoOf construction , I'Iiiits for such a strut" tune should he PrOetIi'cd wilim a viess' to its erectloum in idnee of time hiresent 111gb ttchool buildIng. If It is practlenlile niid advantageous to litiliti time wings of the hie\ , hhiiiiIig ( ) first. tiiey should he erected himstend of itiLiiimg aim xtemmsboim to time present structure. In nuly event the ultolley exieflied ( on 111gb school comistrtictloii shiotilti lint be VnStCl ( Oil lire-trap extonsloit. Time iinlrons of time schmoois should hot huitvo their cliiidreit's lives eXposed to the illeimnee of couilla grttt Ion. Time snub lilme of PolIcy silOmti(1 ( be ptw- tcd wIth refereitce to itev iniiidings for the gt'ndetl scimooi. FIreproof eommst riie tlon Is tie longer beyond reach since time tmttroductloii of lire tiles and thm cheap. cuIng of structtmral Iron , Tue school jtotmses ( if time future itoult1 b aliso' IUtel3' sate froni lIre and coihttpsc as veih as coinitiodtous and healthful. Before sulnmiittlimg any botid proposi- tloit tue chooi bonrd should discuss all these problems thtorQugllly mtnd ascertalti WhlIht Itt best for time schOol chmIidrcm anti for the tuxImnyom's , lid VAN.t'S DL'S TITIJTION. Ilavnmmn , It ImihIethl's ) , Is very mmearly na tiesthttite ltt3 Smtiitingo viis w4hieit it was sutreunleu'etl. A cotresiofldeitt ) of the Loimdout Tlities recently si'ttt thint lumper lilt miccotimmt of time tlepboi'nble coniitiolt of affairs itt time Citimim capital itini imIs statements mti'e fully couilrmetl by reftt- goes ft'oln llttvnita. According to time stateimmeitt of these ocoifle timotismmnuls himtvo 1110(1 t't'oitm stmtt'vmttlou am ! the imuin. her of vlcthmmts increases tinIly , ( lie tmtt fortunate t'econcemttrutdos of course ( iii ulsiming most of titem , Evemi iueoiile 'lthi abutidant mneimmms are tillable to get till time provisions they need and of course the soldIers subsist on shiom't ratloits. 'flmls situation shows itow effective the bloehunde of Havana. is , it having beeum stated that only two ships witit jwo. vIsIons haive gone into tue port sInce time blockade was estabiisimed , Time tot'- ribie condition of things In iimtvnita ought to have some influence upon time Madrid governitient , but Sumgasta imuti hIs nssociittes perltmps : care little about the sut'ferlmtgs of people in Cuba , iii- thtottgit loyal to SpaIn. If war simoiihti continn time irobabiiity Is that Havana would surrender wltimiu sixty duys withm. out our having to llgiit for it , for with ills ilflhy investing time city and cutting off time supply of pi'ovlslons now ob- taiite from time surrounding coutmtry Blauco would soon be compelled to ctlphtuiate _ 'l'ho Indications , however , are favorable to ummi early cessation of hostIlities and one of time most beneficent eliects wIll be time relief of the destitution - tion at Havana , HOSTILITY TO 1IML'RICAN PRODUCTS. Anothet- assault by time German ngra. rians on American agnicuitui'al products is expected at th next session of time 1eicitstumg. it Is stated that the agra- niatis are now collecting evldeimee tend- lug to sitow the injury which hits becit caused to time home market by the mi- portatlon of American products , They allege that 50 l)0t cent of time trichinosis iii Gernmany is tine to American pork , notwithstanding the fact that It coimsti- tutes only one-fortieth of tite total Ocr- nina cousuimiptlou of imrk. The agrarians - rians also assert that our p6rlc Is 11U timnes more trlcitinous than time Gerimtan anti they allege that In spite of the fact that Aittenlc'aii pork Is otliclally testified to 1)0 free frotmm tnielmlnac , lb hamburg authorities have reported 178 cases of American triclmlnons york In the inst six mmtonths , Another assertion of these en- enmlcs of Aimmenlean products is that much of 'tim flour exported from time ITliltC(1 States to Germany is atluiterated flfli ( thimaiiy they say timat an IimTireumsimmgly large pehcetmtnge of American canimed and IresOrvel ( meat of every ( lescrihutiolt Is at'nhvlmmg iii a state unfit for ltuiiiait food. It is tmntluistooti to be time pmii'pose of time agrai'Immils to ask tue gos'ernmnent to totnhiy exclude from Gei'nmmiity all the luoducts mentioned above a ad uutioimbt- edly they will itlalue a imiost vIgorous effort - fort to have this tione. Pet'lmaps they wIll lie successfmml so fumt' mis Iork ) PL'0l5iC1t4 ( are comiceined and they many milso so. cure i'estrlctions upon the liuportatioim of cunued imicats , but it is liam'dly probable - able ( hInt they svihl be able to induce time govem'nument to exciutle American llour , Timat would be a proceeding s'hIcit eon. SUihmehH would not tolerate. They Intro tiUlittitteti to tile embargo against Amer- icaim _ Po1'lc iwoducts , tmhtiiongii it Imat eoimt. peiled thmcm to jamy mimore for uncut , but they would itai'diy smilnitit to a lIke itol' hey Iii rt'giirml to Alnel'hean flour , ' [ 'lie agrarian cletulent In Germany exerts a strong iuttiueitco amid bus hmitiiei'to te' chii'e ( a. good tletth 01' tavoi'able consId'l'- atioum for Its ( leitlmtimdu4 , but it is imot likely that nil svlmiclm it is now proposed to umsk will be conceded. A. fusloit ile\'slmhht'i' iii Utah , in dlii- cussuiig tue llntmmic'Ial qtmostloii nuid in- sistlng timmmt free sIlver is umot a dead ' ' to tlihumk of its ititmt' , vumtmts nut mitl'ct'nmtry lwcdletiolis "witt'mt w'hieat got's to 40 ceitts muumtl corn to 10 ceuttmi imp' ' bushici next 11)011th lit IoYa , " himibecil , thiit : w'ould iti bad fot' ( lie eommuti'y nimd yoi'y good for tile t'tmeiouhst caimse lit tJtall utimti othiut' states wiiere cahtminlty titlk couimts for argnlntmiit. hxioveruor'uito vetui'uit'd to Ctmio' l'8IO ( a fttss ihilys ago oim itisIimess ) miutil talketi Iollthei4 ) imicltlemmtahly , "I inn si Ill ii niltltlle.of-time'i'oad populIst , " lie 5111(1 ( , "iuud 'Iii reimma In one in sifite of tile ( mict t liii t I lie 1)11 rty iii tot tt'u'luig lI'for ) ( ' Its fall , " 'rime ex-govenimor Is oime of ( lie PoPIiilstS or the vest who realIzes 'hlnt hmmis hiaiipemmeti to his party shimce iStid. \\'hmeiu Itobert E , 14CC hJel'hlmlnim rip. helmt'i ( DII t he stage I a I lie tlonio-pop ( olmvt'ntlolt lmnih tIme lmiuI(1 ( stt'miek lii ) ' 'Time StillS Sjmmtiigbeti IJitilliet' , " mmliii ( liii Ontaimmu w'mtrti iloelel's iii thu pit iioivled thittmim. selves hoarse ehteerhiug ( 'tic thai ciilef fugier of t Ilti i'tt teim Pollee boa m'ti , 'l'iit' hIitt'Oims of I Ito PubIll' schools of Ommituhia Iiiivt uitt tisked for iit'is' text books. Omi tii colmtl'urV. they luefi'r to walt until the revised ieoiranbIes are issitoti that ivili slioy time iiew hoiiittln nil's of tIme I 'ii 110(1 ( St/'tos a ad I lie ( fuel' cotuittt-is wiiwe col/ittial sIoim nro being either t'xtfuitht'd or coim. tt'mietetl , I it iiiny be 111)10(1 ( lii imsImmg % tiummt 'l'iie Itee , although ioiuuldhc'fiui iii polltlc , gfl'e Its reimiiCrs the h.f amid only i-c- ilmuble reports of thin 1ipoct'uttie state coiietttioims Ii I. Llmtcoitt h1iliSi1el ) ( iii itiiy mteV'm41)Ilher ) ) , I Ii LOiIt icui imews as In all otimer ilelilmi , 'i'Ime 1iet alias lit ProiliPt- li5S , coummpbetemmess numi Iimtpuim'tini mcliii- bihity. Popuihsts , ( IeuiIOCrlltS amitil i'i'jihmt- hlcans must reitil The lIce If they \Vaimt reliable imews of Nehr9skut polities. \'lllIC a few tigo there was a great ehamitor for inwr compellIng everybody - body to imitike war om time Itusslttit thii' tie , whticll hind oiitcict tile United States by way or time miovtierit route , It now mippcava thmnt the tiflsthe hits Imitti its day miliii hi no longer gri atly to b toni-ott as miii eimeimiy of' thme fitrimmers. The strite house sirategy board , reim. forced by the poIIticmLi Volt Moitkes of ( Ito Outtmiliit ] i'aker3' , intro ilulti timely ldaihs of hattie aiititshed iitto fom't SmititlIet'- VOltS by tIme inmtihslm herforitmel's lit tite thu'ee-m'Ing eli-otis. 'I'imcso kick lug broimehiocs oimmoIhnmcs iinitSil ( lie titisit- board nittl timnow tite drIver , .lttst to tiiimik that time Oimmnimn. oillce of time internal revenue hmmi'emiti soitt stnhltps to the 'value of 108SST.30 , itt time mmiomitim of July amid lit lhdIitIOLl eel- iected $81ST'.t0 ! In stieciutl 'mir ( mixes ; mititi yet time burtleils of taxatIon do not Scott ) tt ) create time slIghtest ripple of discontent If time Board of E'duemttion tiesires to retain tint publIc coimitleumce It will turn IL deaf dm0 to time mtgnits amid solIcitors of time scimooi book trust , 'ivimo mmpim1r- eittl3 are anxious to i\itioatl \ a jot ) hot of text books timat will be unsalable six months hence. Time good roads m'emeut seems to hmavtu got Wfl3 11:1st ( tiie puuplmlet : minti conventIon stttgn in/l'orto Rico wltimout time assIstance of t/e / rnguc of iitcr1- can Witcoitnen oy any other organiza- tlon. _ _ _ _ _ Now time MimtAesota congressmen v1mo got the flour 1'/x clause Into the revenue tax law are /tmsy explaimiitmg titat what congress inejitit tmmtd what congress tlhtl are two dIeient timIngs. It vns /u accord with tile eternai fit- flOSS ofimings for tIme tlmree-ringcd circus - cus _ to /ehoct for Its star time political ncroba whose hierforinhmimCes recall "time womni ) that wtiiks. " Ex-/'resldent / Cleveland tins gone to rahshJg poultry. in titis lie lii emnuiat- big time exammtple of hIs illustrious preae. ' the late itimtltertord B. hayes. ceSsj'r I A SiistiI1z11 I St Louis Globe-Democrat. At the United States demands no cash Itt- demrjaity from Spain , the iatter wiil have the rnoije resources to apply to the Cuban debt aflO other obligations. The creditors of the Spa ish government should appreciate this foe Excnt of Sclilcy's Clnhmfl. iLmnsas City Star. T me oniy credIt which Commodore Schiey cla'ttB iii connection with the victory at Santiago is based oa the circumstance that ho luappened to be In the thick of the fight at Ille beginning and that he was able to keei his ship strictly In the scrap untIl tim flnltjh flpitocratic 'iew of Fusion , Butte ( Mont. ) Miner ( Oem. ) . Fm iion is not democratic. It Is extremely undi mocratic. It discourages party organ- izati in and. individual effort. And wheit It is e uteretl limb simply to subserve the in- tere ts of a few in the parties to the propose - pose fusion it is more than undemocratIc , It he little short of folly , Srietl ) ' Iii ihe i'uslt. St _ Louis BOlUbiiC , Mo t people thought the Crustohai Colon fail , ut it appears she was oushed. Sampson - son s YB in lila report : "When it became CVIICI t that site could not be iept afloat sue w is pushed by time New York bodily upon' t1e beach. " This shows that time Admiral - miral as In the push. if not in the fight. 1'I\tye.i \ iiit'o iim the Mtii. I , lndlamtapoiis Journal. Shoul4 the war end as soon as It now gIves prmIse of emiding , it will have been a short one , and it there is anything wanting In slmarpmtesii and decisiveness the army and navy are knot to ho blamed. However , evcmm in a shor& time we have succeeded in making - ing quite i smear on the map of the world , 4fl.tneile1 . i'roplic' . Zllnneapolis Journal , Fltzitugim remarked about April 20 that in flftetmm days lie would return to Havana wIth an American army. It looks 110W as timougim thIs prediction would be ful- hued iti time exception that time time wIll be 115 ilays and that the general will be ac. comnpautied by more supply ships than traits' ports , lie will xetunmi to ( cod amid not to fight , _ _ _ _ ' ' ( 'reihil. 'i-lie itiOfl'H . Now York \Vonicl , In time very mitlet of an exciting war tIme United States Issued $200,000,000 of bonds at time low rate of 8 or cent. Timey were all takoim up at par by tue people wltbomit. the intervention of any syndicate or any bank , And so great is time couittry's credit timat with time war stIll on these bonds llave risen to 104 even before their leslie. That is to emmy , investors are so eager to get them that they are whiling to surrender a year end mm quarter's interest for that purpose. Was there ever such national credit lit the world as oursZ flhiriI i'ugiiij ( OIHI Cit ix'iisiiip , New York Commercini Advertiser. One of the citlef merits of building amml ( bail associations , a nationfll convention of whiclm was held at Omaha last 'oek , Is that they mime an encouragement to good citizen- ship. flown owners are not only hostile to movements threatening the ocace and order of the community , but they have a direct in- tercst iii maintenance of good goverpment generally. They are quick to detect abuses In municipal government , for abuses of this kind , as a rule , are followed by Increased taxation , and against Increased taxation without legitImate cause they are imaturaihy averse. This Is not always the case with people whose surplus earnings arc deposited in banks or invested In lIfe insurance poll. des. Time effects of bad goyernmncn [ are not brought home to thIs class In the same di- u'cct wmm. Time growth of these associations is a subject for general congratulation rind It is gratiying to vercelvo that there is a tendency among thu states to encourage thrum by laws protecting members against lose through thcompetoumt or dishonest clii. ClalL 4 I l'iti4t'JI II1SMAUUIC. WashIngton Postm Ills m1ace is in the very foremnost rank of statesmen , hot only of ( lermany ; not. only of Europe ; not only of modern times , but In the eternal temple of fame he will occupy the proud eminenca of a statesman of whom the whole human race has a right to he proud. Chicago Inter Occarm The mightiest mind , the strongest arm. time tonderest heart that the world of pmiblic affairs lisa known since the century ilawneil ilave hmeen stilted forever , All ( herniaay weeps today , and the civIlized world weeps with her , Now York TimesmOtto von hilsmnrck was a man of tromenlolrn qualities , lie had marvelous executive ability , dauntless courage - age , unswerving fidelIty to purpose , con- sumnmato Judgment of mcii amid of occasions. lie stands as one of the great volitical constructors - structors of modern tImes , Detroit Free h'rcss : The most biased erR- lea of the departed prince cannot BSy thtt lie was not a benefactor to his people nntl possessed of the highest domestIc virtues. A man less stern and determined could never intro accomplished the great work done by him or have won the undying gratitude of one of time earth's greatest nations , Chicago Tribune : Any man who has ne- compilsimeii so mighty a wovk , even tbomtghm It rest upon a foundation of mitedleinlism , must ike in history as one of its most ala- nlefltOtla figures. IVehI may hIs countrymen look upon his ncimhevemnents whim undo nmtl imtounii his death as mmmi irr'pnrabio national loss. The whole world today bears witness to hmis genuine greatness , New York Ilerahil : Ills work was done , but the death of so great a amarm is none the less a catmmntromibe , lie was hinted and loved , feared amid Idolized , in life , in death all Germany , nil thmo world , feels timimt a great tiatural force is gone. The most corn- imianding figure of his time , one of the ntost commanding figures of all time , is henceforth - forth only a memory instead of a noises- siomi. But fllsmarck's influence upon pout- Icumi thought anti upon political lIfe wIll last as bug as anything heats. Baltimore American : Iilsmarck's most dramatIc triumph was the crowning of En- peror WlilIam at Versailles , hut his genius was foyer more conspIcuous titan in timO consolidation of time empire and the creation of alliances ss'hich would secure its future , Had his life ended with that of the old Emperor - peror Wiliiam , his career would have been Inoro symmetrical , for his life's work was finIshed , and what remained could be better done by younger mind more flexible states- mcmi. New York World : In every aspect of him it is the strength of conviction , the absolutism of will and the burly impetus of German honesty that lift him bend and shoulders above his contemporaries , it was these quaitties undoubtedly that not only consolidated and made unassailable the German - man empire , but that led. when a weaker but more fortunate man became emperor , to flisniarck's enforced retirement , Philadelphia Times : Another master of Europe has Indicated the way to success by the words "I'Audaco ' ' " , toujoum's l'audace. Bismarck gave to this daring a new quality , for to audacity of action he also gave purpose - pose and. wisdom , and to none of these was lacking any factor which advanced his race whether by arnus or policy. He breathed a new life into his people , and whatever the spirit of the Teutonic race is today. however active and potential its genius , no one , not even Goethe nor Sehiiler , has given It more activity than Bismnrclc , who lies dead in Friednichsruho , New York Tribune : What be had was a practical instinct In diplomacy and politics , an unerring sense of the adaptation of means to ends , a. subtle comprehension of what could and what could not be done. Moral responsibility tom' his acts he did not disclaim - claim , for ho not only made a religion of loyalty , but was powerfully swayed by con- science. Statesmanship in his sight was a practical business , Sentiment was to be rigidly excluded from it ; enthusiasm and ideals had no place in It. He would have agreed with Mr. Burke that "In diplomacy and in politics the space afforded to abstract - stract reasoning is extremely limited. " lie would have said that from the beginning to the end of his career ho had sought to deal with facts as they were , and had left the consequences to his God , PERSONAL. AD oThERWISE. The story ot I'romoter Hooiey's operations will , perhaps , explain why American heir- eases have found time l3ritlah title market a trifle dull of late. Cardinal Pam-rochi , who is spoken of as the probable successor of I'ope Leo Xlii. is a great. reader of the newspapers and was himself a newspaper man in hIs younger days. days.Major Major Jerome A , Watroims , the new paymaster - master of time army for the district about llostomm , is a well knowim newspaper mami and has served in the Wisconsin state leg- islaturc Colonel Roosevelt has sent $5 apiece to the wounded soidiers of his regiment now at Governor's Isinnd , N. Y. , and has sent them word that if they want , more tlmey can get it. through Major l3rodie , Though over 70 years old , Lord Dmmflerin , formerly governor general of Canada , has set himself to learning the Persian Ian- guage , being desIrous ot adding that poetic ahd figurative tongue to his large store of hinguistlc accomplishment. Ex-Amnbassador Thomas F , Bayam-d of Delaware wrote to the sound nionoy democrats - crats of Maine "I concur most henrthiy in your declaration , The loss of the gold standard mneans 'lisaster to credit , public and private , and a fatal blow to nil honest business. " Time will of Major Albert Forse of time Seventh United States cavalry , who 'ns killed at Santiago , has been tiled for probate - bate In I'ittaburg , I's , it is very brief , saying - ing : "I give and bequeath all my estatq to my loving vie ( , Virginia Forso , " The will was made twenty-tire years ago-May 7 , 1873 , Miss Helen Gould has contributed to time Woman's National W'nr Relief associatiout 300 pajamas and night shirts , which were maclu by imeedy women of Irvington-on.thte- Hudson employed by her for time llmrpose at liberal wages , Along with these articles were immense packages of bandages anti other 500dB. Time Boston Transcript alleges that one of the captaIns of tIme Provincial mIlitia corn- panIcs of t1assachusetts successfully passed time Military Exnmiimimmg Board , after cx- anmination by the surgeon , tlmough lie is corn. pelled to use crutches in walking amid is said to be in receIpt of a. pension front the government for total disability , Coiomiei Roosevelt propoies to take all time Bough Riders who are still alive Iii D00 to the I'umrls ExposItIon at his expense , It has already been announced that John Jacob Astor has the sante intentiomi witim respect to the Astor flattery now at Manila , tmimd these ti'o attractions ought to go far toward helping out the American exhibit. A "purse" raised by the grateful passen. gene on a train saved from destruction by an alert small boy near BurlIngton , Vt , , a little while ago , was found when nmaced In his hands and carefully counted to contain i.8O. Whetlmcr the passengers lacked ap- predatIon of the value of their lImbs or their lives is not told , hut it is said the company "will d the right thiog by the lad , " ii1iN Or Tliit IIfltil Sneden Is the latest cotintry to lay claim to tli nneeetr3' of Admiral George Dewey. Canada insists that the parents of Admiral Sampson wera reared by the "i4uly of the Snows. " Fame is as dangerous as a political - ical nomination hit illuminating the family tree. The first ease of leatit from nostalgia in the present war is that of PrIvate hlarvo3' Atkins of the Secon,1 , Massachusetts , at Sarm- tiago , Nostalgia is medIcal Greek for hattie- sickness. The dieae is not a common one , though there vere many deaths from that cause during tIme civil war Army cioc- tors say a bad Case of it is as deadly as nialignmnt yellow fever. Time ilisease muani- tests itself in nmany different forms , Usually the ratlent loses appetIte and flesh rapIdly , anti then comes depresslomm , like that of a person stiffening from melanchmolia , Then follows tIme loss of atrengtlm , The sufferer gets so that he can hardly move one foot before the ether. tim chest becomes sunken. anti his general appearance is not unlike that of a person in the last stages of con- sumption. A correspondent of harper's Weekly gives this description of the burial of the Itougim Riders after the battle of Las Qunsimas : That night there was a clear sky , a quarter moon , and sit enveloping mist of stars , but little sleep for nimy , I Imagine , anti but rest' less battle-haunted sleep for all , Next morning followed time burial. Captaimi Capron was carried back to the coast , The i-eat were nineed side by stile In one long broad trench , with their feet to thin east. lit the bottom of tim grave was a layer of long , thick , green , cool leaves of Guinea grass , and over tlmo brave fellows were niled tim green plumes of the royal mmliii as long mis the grave. At time head of the trench stood time chaplain ; around it , time comrades of time deati ; along the road straggled a band of patient raggeti Cubans , anti approaching front Samitiago a haimml of starving wommmen aitil cimildremi for wheat the soldiers gave their lives. No man colmld ask a braver anti , a more generous cause , or a kindlier grave-a soldier's deatim , a brother's free' domn , ammO a last resting place in leaves and whIte sand. "Nearer , my God , to Thee , " sang the aol- diers. And the tragedy of Las Qunslrnaa was done , Some of the mimost graphic things written about the greet battle of time fleets at Santiago - ago are found in time letters of sailors to their friends. A member of time Brooklyn's crew writes : "Commodore Schlcy repeatedly praised the mon ahd gave thcnm words of encouragement , one of his phrases being , 'l3uhly , boys ; give it to them ; your shots are finding the mark. ' I was excited somewhat at the start , but time men were constantly cimeering , jolting and laughing , I cannot describe - scribe the noise , creakIng amid din of battle , along with the mmwnyimmg of time aimip front the constant recoil of the guns. Most of time men were strIpped to the tvnist , and black as negroes from the smoke of powder , and at tImes were wadung in water ankle deep , wimilo putting out fires with hose , The guims became almost red-imot and time paint fell oft them in great flakes anti looking every bit tim death-dealing weapons they are. " Lieutenant .3. Ii. Thobuas of Troop L , Rough Riders , who earned a captain's corn- mission at Las Qunsimas , imas returned to Chicago and tells of notable instances of individuai bravery tinder fire , Chaplain Brown of Anitona was seen to seize the car- bimmo of a wounded trooper as the fight begaum to grow fierce and work his way to ( hue front of the fighting line , Colonel Roosevelt remonstrated. "According to time articles of war , chaplain - lain , " he said , "you ale not allowed to han- die firearms. " "D- ( ho articles of war ! " came the quick response. "Here's where I'm needed now. " And there ho stayed. In the hottest part of the fight Second Lieutenant Richard Cushing Day , nephew of the man tiho blew up time Albernarle , coolly stopped to light a cigarette. As he struck the match one of his friends cried : "Just hold your cigarette up , Iick , the Spaniards will give you a light. " Lieutenant Day , who stands six feet two inches , has been dubbed "Forty-eight hours" by his comrades because he Is such a long Day. Day.A A slow trooper who , before the battle , nI- ways uvent tlmrougim the manual of arms about twenty Seconds behind the otimers. In the fight , how'evcr , ho worked lila tva- rapidly to the front , and wheim Captain Mc- Clintock fell , shot through the body , the slow trooper , wimo lay not far from hint with the blood oozing from a wound In the side , crawled painfully over until his hotly lay between his Captain's and time line of Spanish - ish fire anti said : Don't worry , captain ; their bullets will Imave to go through my body firtt. " \S'hen both men were picked up alive to be taken to the hospitni simip five bullets were found to Imave plowed through time bloody earth a few inches from the slow trooper's body , VOICE FitOM TIlE CORXFIEI1BS , Grcnt JLarents ' ' ' J'z'csagi ti I'rosiierlt , ' for limo ' % % 'est nsi.l Soitii , Eli Perkins gets oft a good one occa- sionally. This in one of that class , reproduced - duced frommu the New York Suim : ON TIlE TRAIN IN NEBRASKA , Jimly 23. -To see the standing crops of corn , wheat mtl hay in Illinois , Iowa , Kansas , Missouri , Nebraska and Colorado soomus like a dream , I have passed through all tlmcso states , which are the granaries of the nation , within thIn- ty-slx hours. In twenty years I have not seejm such crops-such indications of pros- pority. Rains have been copious from ( lie Ohio to time Rocky mountains , Even about Greeiuy , in Colorado , irrigntioim has not been resorted to , Colorado wheat , corn mmd fruits are looking magnificent. The wheat Is generally imarvested in Colorado , Kansas amid Texas , but reapers , looking like wabbhing wind- miiis. are revolving all over Neiirasku , "Crops good ? " I simouted to an old farmer who bud just started four reapera into a fifty-acre whcatfield away out at Oxford , uvest of Kearney , , , "Goodi ho said , "Good ? I should sinilel" nnd then his eyes , rinse and mouth collapsed into a remember-the-Maine grin. Then , its the train atcmrteh off , lie screamed "Anti we've got time bogs to oat the corn , too ! " Last year Nebraska had tow hogs and mu- lions of imusileis of old corn fill great bins around the railroad statnions , At one sta- _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Roysi Is the highest grade tieking powdsr known. Actual tests siiow It goes one- third farther linus any olimer breud. AK1I1 POWDER Absolutely Pure LOYAL SSKII'O P0055 CO , , hiw YOBil. - ( ion there were thirty bIns , each 200 feet long , it is strange to se the hCansas sumnflowei blossoming cli over Colorado and strangel still to have two lectures broken up l' fan' leslie showers which wet down ( lie Bouidei Chautauqua , There are mm tramps in the uvest now where 'any mann can get $ l.i0 a day In thi harvest field , livery little factory is going too. I foimntl a now knife anti scissors tee. tory in old Macon , Mo. , amid 100 Missouniamia uu'ero making $2 a day , All the ; uotteries iii New Jersey , 01110 , IllinoIs mind Indiana mire at ts'ork and the glass anti tin factories Is Indiana are not able to liii their orders. Great oil ammti gas flcld are beliig worked in Kansas rind TCxas , Cotton looks fllperb all over the soumtim and ISG cotton factories in North Carolina and 06 in South CarolIna are splnaig It. \\'itlt woimulcrful crops , a $300,000,000 hal- anco Iii our favor on our last year's foreign trade and the army capturImmg enough tern- tory to pay its own expenses , Americans should ho hmappy , illtilit'I' ( .tl ) lilt IHI'/ % ' . Boitn Transcrlptmflecnuiso a maim imas wheels It ultes , hOt fohiout' tlmitt imo is noted for Ilis graceful , 'arrlago , Yolikers Stntesmnum : lie-That fellow tilietl nb it lotufet' , immid I ivits miD gooti milil that I imnver t imtuti gim I tu C lull' i ii 5' ill ) ' 0 ciii a ! She-\Vliy , 1 iitiim't know that lie kimeuv yoth at nih ( 'Imlengo Trlimitie , : "Married nntl tilt'it isetit stt'mllghit to tuar ? i'onr feiiu'i'iuiut a liuimeynmootm , lie ii' liuvingh' ' 'hlardiy. it ismu't it llolueymnooli. It's a mnimtsscn nmoomm , lie's iii l'orto Rico , " iiithimiiinpohis Journni : "Nou % ' , 11th tnx on beer- " time GarrIllous Ihomurtler begun , ' 'As usual , ' ' sumiti time Cimeorful Idiot , ' 'thu constimner must carry tile load. ' ' Detroit Free I'rass : "Did that mosquito itittomi tin .omi mmmmy gooti 7" ' 'Vt's : it had such a hail-Id 0111)1' 1 couliltm't slimy in ( lie sarno room with thto flues- 'muitocs , " Chicago Recordf'hnt Old the stage manager say to yomm ? " "lie mImi lie Wiiimetl \votiid net as ann- tioah 0mm the stngo its I do wimen m strike iiltii for Imioro salumey. " Cimicugo h'ost : ' 'Yoml see , it was tlmis way , " explained time bicyclist , 'Ccrvera started out of Santingo to mmmake a. cemmiury i-un , nmmd along emimno tcliloy and lummctumied his tire , ' ' Brooklymi Life : Cinrn-Wliemm I was mIt on my wheel this mmmornlng I cracked my enamel qtiito lindly. Maud-You rnumst learn not to smile. Chicago News : ' 'I wouldn't marry ( ito best woman iii tIme torii , , ' ' " \Vcil , yntm tiould be lucky to get. a wife like nmlnc. ' ' " \'hat does site nay whemu you stay out late ? " "Sue calls over the brummister that there is ml. tvtuterrnelon no time Ice lot' lime. ' ' ' 'Then site's no \ 'onuatisite's : iii angel , " Puck : Simitf1'ilitt eutimsed Grinkiinm to m'enomlnce titeosopimy ? Tim last time I saw him lie tt'mts claiming to be the reiimcnrna- tion of Imis granitfatimer , Jon"smltli-Yes : lie firmly believed thnt lie was the relncturntttlon of his grandfather , but neoplc' began iluimmuing him for ntonoy 11103' hind inaneti ( lie old gentleman miuty years ago muimd Cirinkimmum discarded the tlmeory In short order. A COUNTRY noc'roit , Somerville , Totmrnal. Epnnitnonda White , i'd ' , D. , A skilled nractttloner was ime. If anyone In town was sick , E. Vimite , M. D. , was sent lot' tiulck. For almost every hmumnaim ill He had a good corrective piui , To those who seememi too sick to hive lIe knew exactiy what to give. Titere was no himman ache ci' pain 'ritat was not to hmis vision piutin , lie made his calls for miles around , And everywhere a welcome found , Tie helped new babies see time light , Amid never growled when calicO at night , Ills hills were 'ery modest , too , Amid most of them are overdue , hut fame filled mull the country-side , Ammd ttii were sorry wimen lie tIled , Now on his totnbstcime you may see : "Epamimiondas Wimite , M. D. " OUR D.i111Y ImULLETIS. tiLl DAY : - - Iu'VI * S : _ , , , , , , 4 - - ' - -i-- - ' _ , H : NIAGARA FALLS , N. ' 1. , Aug. 4 , 1808.- Experiments will begin here today to demu' onstrate the nracticability of utilizing the vast power of ( ho ataract for mnanufactur- 11mg purposes to a greater extent than lisa imeretofore been deemed possible. There's enough power in Niagra for the whole con' tinent. tinent.We Could Not' Fit the whole continent-but we can fit anyone in Omaha "and perfectly" If they want to be fitted in a NegLigee Shirt- we've the best line ever shown for the money- $1.00 All new desirable styles-shirts that were originally made to sell at $1.50-madras and crepe cloths , We were able to purchase - chase them at a sacrifice and wilL give our patrons the benefit of the manufacturer's loss. 'y JIIkOWMNGKINtI&CO , .W.OOI1th.tidZMugM.A1a. -
