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The wildest of wiHcats bo far pub
lished in this campaign is the colossal
array of silvcrite fortunes supioeed to
kLo arrajed on tho side of the Nebraska
claimant. To be suro it is not logical,
In .its position. To have any fortune
large or small arrayed but that is
-another story. When .however, one sees
-ibo Hearsts put down at 873,000.000
Mackey, at the same, Stewart at fcJO.OOO
00 and Jones at S23.000.COO, oue is con-
trained to smile sweetly and think how
happy all these people would be were
they only seized and possessed of such
accumulations. The fact is that not
only are the figures such as do credit to
the national imagination, but the own--ere
of the reputed piles are not, as a rule,
-large owners of silver mines. The Mack--ey
combine gutted the Cotrstock ring
3ong ago, and saddled the watered stock
oa a confiding public. That eminent
Senator, Sagebrush Stewart, is more a
street car magnate than a mining one,
-and, as such progresses on a nickel and
copper basis; and the same, orsomething
'like it, is true of the other estates.
. Possibly, in case of free coiuage coming
to plague the community, there might
Le a boom of silver stocks in San Fran
cisco which would help out a few specu
lators, but the great California fortunes,
'which are being spent in' the East and
In Europe, would be injured more than
.profited.
While I have doubted the expediency
ef the movement which culminated in
the Indianapolis convention and the
putting in the field third-party cacdi--catea,
in view of the paramount import--ance
of concentrating all forces against
Bryan and his fool platform, I now see
that it has gained f uch momentum and
-.assumed such proportions that I am in--dined
to believe that instead of weaken,
.tag the power of attack on the Free-Sil-ver
Populists, it will .prove a Blucher
reinforcement. The sturdy, honest and
taouadly Democratic declarations of the
3latform cannot fail to draw to its sup
port every Democrat, South, North,
ast or West, who has not become an
out and out Populist, and whose Dem
ocracy is too deep-dyed, crwhoae hatred
of protection and plutocracy forbids him
to vote forMcKiuley.
I am not of the half-measured sort of
wen, and do not believe in half votes.
-As Eryan must be defeated or the coun
try go to the devil, 1 believe in a full
TOte for his only possible conqueror,
-HcKinley. However, as bo many good
.Deatocrats will not go that far with me,
la glad now to get the half votes
"which, their support of Palmer and
Sackaer insures. UnJer all the cir--CMBstances
no stronger nominations
-oakl hare been made. There was no
better soldier in the Union Army than
-was Gen. John M. Palmer. There is no
-Bounder, safer or more conservative Sen
-ator than is Senator John M. Palmer.
5eneral Buckner is a gentleman every
inch, a loved citizen of Kentucky, and.
Laving been a gallant Confederate sold
ier, is immensely popular throughout
the South. The two make a strong
tean, and tho votes they will draw in
-November will be a sad revelation to the
;MBoy Orator.
j"Brysn is growing haggard under the
p strain of constant speechmaking. He is
oatdoing Abraham Lincoln and Doug
. las, making more speeches in a day than
tbotkof them in a week. The Boy Or--.ator
has a perfect pbjsical organization
'bat none of Sandows feats re
quire such endurance as the
See the new Photochromes at Cran
cer & Curtice Co.'s. 207 South 11th
street, the newest thing In pictures.
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Actual time traveling.
31 hours to Salt Lake.
Gl hours to San Francisco.
68 hours to Portland.
77 hours to Los Angeles.
FROM
LINCOLN, NEB
City office, 1044 O street.
MERICM EXCHANGE HATIONAI BANK
LINCOLN, NEB.
I M. RAYMOND,
President.
S.H.BURNHAM.
Cashier.
A. J. SAWYER
Yicee President
D. G. WING
Axiitnt Casbter
CAPITAL, $250,000 SURPLUS $25 000
Directors LM. Raymond, S. H. Barnbaei
C. G.Dawes. A. J. Sawyer, Lewis Gregory '
NZSaell.GMLamberUon. D G Wing, S W
Bornam.
champion ship tour that Byran
has planned. He hates silenco
because it is golden, but tho best medi
cine is sometimes the best for us. Chair
man Jones will have to hold the candi
date's nose and head and make nim
swallow enough for a week's rest.
Since his nomination Bryan's face
has been turning more and more to pop
ulism and away from democracy. Two
years, or even one year ago he would
have rebuked G root's speech at the no
tification, that speech in which he 6aul
if they could not get free silver by bal
lots they would get it by bullets. The
plain fact is, there is no democratic nat
ional party now. There is a democratic
party in the several states, or in the
most of them but the national democ
racy has been submerged in populism.
If Bryan wins, populism wins
and democracy is lost. Bryan
bad a gnat opportunity when
Ignatius Donnelly and Groot
were here to assert his patriotism. It
would have shone brighter by contrast
with the incendiary appeals of the men
from a party without traditions, and
without a reason for being except that
of attack on existing institutions. But
Bryan kept still and when he replied to
Groot, if any of his statements were
offensive to him no one knew it. It was
a great opportunity lost.
EXTRA bPBCIAL
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Ladies' Needle toe, Button welt, stock 8G, in fine dongola, our
regular 93 shoe. This sale a pair, $ 1.98
Ladie' Chrome kid, needle or narrow 6quare toe, Button turns,
stocks 94, 160 and 1G2. This shoe is a hummer at the price. A
pair. $2.69
Misses' Needle or narrow square toa in button or lace, in
heavy Dongoia. Special, a pair, $1.37
Youths' Sal Calf, lace, narrow square toe. Sizes 11J to 2. A
pair,' O7o
Boys' Sal Calf, narrow square toe. Sizes 2 to 5. This is
a splendid thing for the money. A pair, $1,43
Childrens' shoes on our bargain table worth $l,SO a pair.
This sale, 87o
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