Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1900, Page 4

The Owmana Daiy Be == E. ROSEWATER, Editor ISHED EVERY MORNING. ERMS ( rk Warhing Bloux Cit Tor 1 Fourtee 611 Park Str CORRESPONDEN th Commu torial T be par Adressed REMIT Araft The i ta. Pers 1 The Romit ’ prvabie mail Omani or THE | ¥ stal Com ted {n paymen PUBLISHING COMPANY rder LATION Publishing mae eomplete vening m a8 follow 230 700 san 27,120 | stricken L0 | 7040 26080 | 26,000 | 7 Il 1 S0 | dally averap. GEORG TZECTICC Au \ HUNGATY tary Publi byeribed me thi N van he valuable his own state? is %0 sure of why trying to save should waste The the candidates on 1 to the other. public, but also to one The have confusionists of Douglas t together and harmony, with big H, is dense enough to be cut witl woodsaw. E—— Colonel questions, Edmisten but is great it at when comes to swering them he might have to call in assistance, The three-ringed popocratic cirens and the Ak-S on the board: The prohibition train Douglas folded ot has r-Ben str its t show seems to pliment or not. Omaha knows how to entertain s the great wissippi region. — What would the democ tion do without the 1 0 whip the deleg the machine pre praivies of the t atie sewater m, Leep it before the Is one of the most enterprising citi ngs of Census Supervisor Wheeler, The prospects of an ¢ but the project b abandoned. The coming will doubtless enact a law that electrle tramways, Mark Hanna is coming to Nebr orgaus and orators have eonju scare people into voting for vance agent of calamit the Yes, prosperity Is comparative, and the question that presents itself every voter is, Do you want a change’ Do you want to go back to the dark days 1806 before the election McKinley or would you rather.continue present prosperous conditions? The can atic the popoe to keep press doing all is coal mine cause. This expluins why Journals, which mostly persist in glving out und descriptions favor B sensational r of the strike. How much longer will the local dem ocrats stand for the farce ventions putting for them? How up a piebald swaller number of publicans to dictate their ticket? Why not farm all places out to the highest bidder? —_— The fine imposed u The the state supreme court for so-called silver nominations Bee crit commission case Is dent that the state know what to S0 without treasurer does do with the been covered into the treasury to emphasize the character of the entire proceeding Mr. Bryan nor any which goes Neither of organs have yet seen fit to give a cate gorlcal answer to the question, What |0 Pekin and elsewhere should about the negro disfranchisement South Carolina? It is to about the wrongs suffe pinos thousands of miles away, the wrongs fuflicted by the demo on the negroes of the south stare us|authors of the wrongs s regarded by vight in the face #nd eannot be evaded by such artful dodglng, { tfhe feo | braska that authoriz Morning during sworn tn Nebraska tim fusion ticket will need introductions not only county asking county is now hug close to lowa and lowans will remain In doubt whether the aflinity is a com roy ally and its hospitality is as boundless ismis conven bogic tes futo submission to people that Omaha s in America, notwithstanding the shortcow trle road have gone glimmering for the present season s by no means been legislature will en able the county to bulld and operate its ka to fuce Bryan and when the people have seen and heard Mark Hanna they will laugh at the bogey man the popocratic red up to ad strike a-goiug in the hope of extracting po litical capital out of it for the Bryanite the yellow of three con ticket much longer will th allow & handful of popullsts and u still | the ising its actlon in the recent five and police prece money Never before has # penalty for contempt all unusual the 1ili THE OMAIA WHAT [EXAS? wnd other | stubmerged 5000 THE MATTER WITH ) Wwee o towns not tion to e ( Texas | by e 18t il - and than while wave il double hat num ned Un ticable t with the W fallen ptly il cloth ntiar ubstant ul land reliet 1 n [ and e th th the In ey " of seriptions | werd the flood | tims with ut The Tox done nothing toward tie i [ that the constitution | i the any the leglslature for un enerosity state of &, however, has the Where dis- | perial told of stands appropriation by hoa purpose constitutionally leving We Texas s of its own people are | and pr i i b Russ intended | n way ¢ Texas a In |« oth op boc words, to i to help its own people ijw.hl”u] N¢ of the | deemed homesteaders com- | negotia Ihere was | ministe of Ne A the state to tax | and Twentyfive yoars 1go was devastated f by grasshoppers n s destitute appeal in 1l pelle | nothing + constitution 1o ente relief of legislature grasshopper stretelied | peror, 100000 | notified thority the Unl Our what is - I prop of | inary 1 the | of wha { the othe Why | to its people for the v But the a point and ordered the issue of of bonds for the purchase of provisions | and seed for the | Five | victims destitute settlers, years by drouth stretehed authorizing for the afid the congtitutional the relief sluture again its selence fssue 00 of by bonds of drouth sufferers y| What's the matter o0 | can't 20 | | sources with Texas? the re | poses t exhibit l'exas with its yhoundless wealth Texas 1 al self-reliance? and ¢ spirit of lus expended $5,000,000 on a state Why it rebuilding ling the wiy an some any pla caps | the inte further The U shall ¢ world can't ‘ spend as at the itol much least homeles building. for nlveston or rely dwellings of 1t stickliug over the constitution old f \ I'his way of | pected fuvorab but in wise an States, is an with Its con stitut World's the iling fenced at and fou to Transisslssippt xus, out of the afforded partic Exposi per ‘m Texus fair Chicago excuse refusal pate in the tion. A constitution that does not mit the people tate to tax th the relief of their own afilic tious is in conflict with the T humanity and modern civiliz The t 1t the people of Texas have not nerve | fusion « enough to override it to meet such an | pust 1 y they had better reconstruct | precious constitution China of | munded selves for is demands | of tion 1 1| emergenc their rank ar The r Shields nd wa as soom us possible, | God Lelps those who help themselves, | IMPUTATION ON OUR SOLDIERS. In a recent ch Senator characterized cry of militar] fmputation on the American dier. “When did it happen,” “that the American soldier take arms Inst the fellow citizens He pointed to the fact that at the close of the civil| YO ) war we had a million wen f aris, the | € veterun army that then stood | 'CC" P! | Frank tried in a hun | ot a kin with a great vi confiden there might reat army private 1 | petent I,mm-‘ In the las b | trreleva The thing, two S the m us ut he usked, read; of wias or libert lis very na greatest the earth's surface battles, flushed Then, on have went life and indeed been danger, but buck the ranks compet civil employment the name o not this do to into of in o | sion to citizens wals w sald the | their 1 mitke of very best of the republic And now," Massachusetts senator, “they undertake wilitarism that associut o say the 1 pared throwing tion hardly to empire d triotic army of the United States. toad to empire, which will never to Le opened in this country, is ways along one line, and that line disorder, anarehy, the overthrow the courts, the abandonment of great | teaditions and the downfall of the con-| At the titution and of free government,” | State The American soldier Is not less de- | voted to free institutions, not less pa- | posed triotic, than any other American citi zen, The gallant men who are serving their country in the Philippines from the ranks of the people and went military service voluntarily e of patriotic duty. Those | they honor the ¥i when they the cry Philippines s | ehvonic | | to in support some oue the republic. The proposi bears statement, 11 road s not lie through the pa- | =0 The |1 nde come | 4 M 2 ™| Omana t in over With Ardle, turned in theme | dened That 11 looking disputed by came into the Relief should now | of justic perfectin malns fc | review the lieve vention constitu | relieve from a s wen love their country fag because it s the symbol of liber they believe in republican institutions profoundly did the men who | fought to the union, M, greater indignity could be offered these soldiers, who ave faithfully performing their duty putting down Insurrec tion ainst Awerican authority than to fmply that they could be used to overthrow the republic and to estab lish imperialisiu and wilitarisu, Yet this what the Bryanite party is doing and it should be rebuked by [}‘f;'fl’ll every man who respects the Ameriean | ki soldier and wakes pride in the gal lantry of our army and the glory of its achievements, which have for and the am; to us as of preseeve on in it | < t to ommi is would ¢ mad thought it rees, b can agre to see lieve thy This 1 sume won b it the admiration praise of civilized world ANSWEES 10 PHE POWERS of the United sovernment the notes of and Russia arding (he question place this country in that should be entively 5 to the Awerican people, since it 1s | 0oy which contemplates dealing |y fairly and justly with China, without | ppo g any surrender of what the United | oo Stutes may properly demand us repara- | g on Thus while our government the fterates its purpose to hold to accounta- | jq. uthors of wron United Stat only the ¥ THE The also en | by v Germany | [ of thes Chinese | e 1) u é effect a satlsfic e answers States on [ e posi tion o 1) wou tory position | 1 not | | tion, i as Ol bility the respousible | done to cltizens of th | it takes th proper view that responsible f | menmbe readily such w opinion reasonable punishment the in Ching, and of | his out e those gen | udges they tself In the fir this and | the the authority be afforded t the China imperial should pportunity itselt in gerne alk preme attain To h 1o secu | instance do thus rehabilitate The an but befor rats | world.” watter of punishing | our government condition to be | conrt w embraced gud provided for in the we- | tiwe. as a representatives government and o Douglas county, is in reality a conces- | stocking who started ¢ Judg say reasorably what siguifie tionul amendment cnlarging the supreme DAILY BEE: MONDAY, f 1 prelimin ns a fin tlement he e diplomatic " wounld int require the 1 a rval tinues bu I il neg t i y " nan proj I that nent the vern f to the would ted States entuil i moment name its g et A1 enter for negotinting a en e o erieat in i into i conferen p made effective of the volves no litdzant wotl Chines vernment with o it once by to 8 tion supreme court the preliminary full exercise 1 th protection of foreign i throl Ching, pend the repls that the the plenipotent for that will a of grecment the preservation new expense to hurde by dect than named powe o the ha by e ¢ weight nd e given becanse rendered by men experien 1l out 1 with The states Ity any specially il negotiations powers, to the it is not American authority judges and tice. The state pagroll and in many distric oceupted only u portion of the time derive the assured wecustomed to Judic district S are 1 1 inquiries to withdry P'ekin i jue w from that Chinese suflicient tions and r at Pekin rointo commissions from the iies ple fustead of from the arbitrary ¢ the preliminary the b with Awerican | of governor court would inspire or supreine authorized | contidence of bo! Earl Li| immediate thie torneys and 1f plan as a relations nts want 1 remedy the den made an fmme will i Ching of Chinese the those us the government the Chinese em- satisfy nd so was commission in this hie of of ted States up from among the district judg of au plenipotentiarics South Omaha quor dealers are table. Wil and the proc close of thus ol G an independent attitude has asst really the contury oses to enter upon the prelin- | tion of the governor crease of population to at e ok of liquor Under over announcing o 1egotiations 5000 wil t regavdless | intentions in effect that it in once, license the o com to $1,000 clumb law an inerense per the or It interested nations with China will not sus that that of | annun, city £ powers ar says of 1 exact at he South Omaha probably derive fact that vid of the oceupation tax aud the slot mtribution ta pro overy own to | threaten o lead (o ditticult that China b the 1o obstacle in the It ox position will I by all tl it is the d proper attitude for the United habitants least $1 ¥ denlers o deal bl d that ns or des! its it be a party i lcens may wi sote grity ey solation from the they w complications N in-the machine ¢ desires itself ited States chabilitate will put this great in the anth front p p The on it i st i ke re the black ' hard ¢ occuples ty e Bryanitc temporary advinee the | il is hailed with delight as g be not oA its doing that ly rvegarded is to of every this in any event it is absolutely disnstrous eff f 1 the contlict be civil ritios Pennsyl cmbattled strikers is jubi as the effect fmper| positive of gold standard from | O e wants what which nothing \ \ tl autl of 3 chidil and the pointed out of and mititari “This only goes to | that Bryan's political fortunes entirely upon the return of a tidal lamity in some form m 1k FUSION COUNTY nominated TICKET the three uglas county | inting to the| 1 onventions for I disapy of ¢ e sadly il file enomination of 1806 there were 1451 every In the spring of vacunt dwelling in Owmaba, able dwelling has an occupant tie town hat hur County of Attorney | houses aud is a confession weakness | stores sy nt of courage to no: for this responsible office. langusge the bar Shields | n tried and found ut and immater ticket will ommend itself still three excepti known circle, a com an man L dozen stores in are o notwithstanding the fac “incompetent, of dwelling houses and scores « | buildings ha And thie that there is 1o prosperity in these for the British elec assured fo: W s been erected sinee islative it any lusionist With ar yet Bryanite d the of o ns men outside their own 1st victory favored the directed In « United support rrow uly man on the ticket who ominently before the public | but il that does not inspire popular s nomination in the | “silver republicans,” who an party which South Africa movements in China as as in the people Invariably give party in power which hus suced waintained the honor of the na flag at home and Every up-to-dat vilroad will soon have to organize a depar charged with the duty of apprehe robbers if the latter their attentions inately as they have of late heen ¢ Inrk's Barles Rench the Detroit Journal way the galled ja k Hapua's uncol Mr. Bryan must have seusitive part of his egotism. has and has B State 1 | nsom, his prominence is | well e, t f the muster a corporal’s guard in | certain ho want attles in srporations and individ to fight | Of his silk n con an the for the senate attorney legislature, one the o8 is a train pers; distributing lawyer and other candidate for legislative honors the of Patrick M ibacker publican and tinally ticket s up of men entirely untried. 1t ubination that does not combin which the business interests are practically unrepresente gt SUPREME COURT RELILF s recent meeting of the Nebraska v assoclation the principal of turned pro . to relieve the overbur- docket of the court, were is urgent demand for action in this direction will hardly be 11t is expressed most foreibly Waoolworth when of the people of the 1 is the subject. The situation Qunts al to ibsolute denial Centuries have been in ag our judiciary system and it re- r Nebraska to deny an ap; This is a melancholy ation of the | get a constitutional con don't believe we can get a it One way is to o large number of involving inconsidera- Another method oners. The commissioner m effective, but whether it ontinue to be so I am not certaln of whether the appointment 18 overnor or by the court. Mr. Martin de a suggestion that 1 have often of. Authorize the court, or as 1t we to be authorized, to appoint ref- |4 siugle sentence the sa y agreement of the parties if they | for our country at this o, 1 by the court if they cannot, | put it in four words: Keep of is In the cases pending. 1 be- |many! It noed e [ @ court has this power | than our own solemnly proclaimed pr but | to from Chincse soil, th that intends to remain th | more Emperor Willia ed his pury | vengeance and spoliation. He has sc ould be put into | the ke and spare and even the referce sys- | confidently | gog'a blosalny e ; enterprise of rapine and exterminatior Ive additional 10! ine no place in this abominahle | tion for a humane and enlightened av made by | people. some months ago to be still the | | The Omahbe 108, exception It as a g Sp: as up [ as a populist, the louse From the e win infer that Me ut vention marks ab pol very | | | & . s i the Block. -Democrat 14,000,000 in th of the United in ten be shown by and on number is due to imm no alarm about the Am Some Babi Gl An increase of about on States 1 the census, 000,01 Ther birth discussion on rale 1sures vl Prosperity's Fingerbonrd, Paul Ploneer Press istics show that for since 2.cent postage was effect receipts have exceeded expend: And somo democrats continue to there is no prosperity supreme St fo! E the put Postal time sta t e suys not Northwest T ‘acoma L the Pacific Brynnis o why spent northwes Bryan's to enumerate only This secti develog Reasons well dread the tion are difficult the e 50 many of them. resources just beginning to be has industries just finding & firm does not want It does not want the life of its you | dustries choked out. 1t desires to gr | live up to its rich possibilities. The it protests against free silver. T has no patlence with the enemy of able tarifi or the would stifle enterprise and advocate 1l and | lentary I do not | of com civili tate we ' and 1 tioral amendn the court of rivial cases 8 T 5 is to appoint r in Chin Post Path of Duty Washington were called upon (o compres of we est rule time an clear we y reason w0t only describes th withdraw Germany than enough ostentatiously abuses, umerates the remedies suggested 50 members of the None e remedies, however, except pos of s bar anno referees, te: Slay not! ar SSINE ¢ t once invoked ild iny XD eady too costly litigation the 15t ieve suggestion Don't Monkey i Hor Wo that which he d, A T to argue with intrepid. Bette rhing J with susible plan for relieving the pres | the sup sistance M. Hitcheock eme court of the Ivisory by calling to supreme capacity, bench as could 0 of their time to | publi court He 1able wch has long ! n who will stand rs of the district devote a portd At that time expressions of invited fre the state and almost to a man thelr ar men i of th n district Russ! and | the breath | the her with willingness with the ealenlated the end of more speedy justice nd Hitcheock id attempt whereu M slag s8 1o cooperate in court any way to th, prover he was h done M Hit a human Galve 1 after tidal wa Mrs. Lea i 3 | some rash individual comes f To pus uto force @ BCW COMWIS: | aydienge 10 kjgue & few poiu | A constitutional convention or re the ratitication of a constitu on fer pple ih ould require two to four years of . o o on vacan British indiserim say urces to lie dorn anti-expansionists with ber SEPTEMBER 1000, Emancipation-- ness ¢ preta | | | year of a ing histor Mr. M throw r those feree, ed as prac- | €ure the ts are they ' T holed and th at nation T minist | accom ) wh t ed no well me libert | party ing fc way party s pro the lama 1 | noy mall fact | | his | p1i A in 1 also fe Slo 00 in- | to 0 4 | tppine 1blic comn hool rud liquo » con i get kel i withd lowed conl big ¥ n fce of | proot the Raisi I tween vania | claim a larg oth lon't the he gar foreig cultur tp lantly ialisim show e 4 wave | | 1.4 habit d mpty le | not | 2i) | trom | Duten Jupun a wdreds store i 1806 S sny paits, | | tions r the|and ar o | Sty our p vitain | ooy the o the stully | tlonal | 1l seem cultiva large of rel can by whene while, pelled from beca farms t pany | tment | ndin st in loing sheep ot wants from itsel produ The al T sed we than ¢ e pop- | do we! | | | years | nly 4 atic cult their n hould and m, 0 Air in iture th, “Let u | pre In | at | | coal n t m o | up se on has | menda ped; it | that is. It |tion tc ant. | ng In ow, to erefore | that er the v [ a euson- | who | Annoy« Jouq etreat. | | oalth. 1t fc it I action | should f Ger urther | the N e fact ere 1s m ha punded 1d h m h But 1l free i he Buzz Saw, | slate y of that whi velt | instead nities of the f the enlarged nati the Ha blica of the Kinl no 1 admini n his sl inco a history point by ofcial Al reputation, m ily assal to us ver gard the ration plished ompl h it imperiali benificent Justice which er srward to avow the or res the 3 th ts ¢ m, 1 it n [ | wn communitics from foreign despotism h resisted t now r 1s whi then, number influenced these the unprejudi questio benificent hed To s unco; of inte nore Ignoring the 1 It e dry To run of L the anare in in all our fc localit r sas rawal of in cach ) FOR FARME Al Co phi e at Hom Tor W P bo: cle rican et to and contingent countries 1 lie, however, read iderable beef an 1k, wi ricultural g par hed inual in or the past m of $366,964 Java and Cuba East ilks 1sewhere, n and South Italy and v dozen cou hides, w and import we import who . n al bl ment bulle port five oth Indics, t trom I hdes a A o G from ne ome a question of some impoi ts whet tion of the essfully 1 of any or all of the others oil to open we have a d the even cof AS to sk Wine atlon o 1 itive cost produce ver our 1t is probable buye to be large South America a e it is more pro vith a diversity large and cattle 1bil whole or in we in countries solution of t tion in other who cheapen th t prod an by at ren 11 to study th Wl imports with farming into ne red processe g coffec and r learn to § as wel ranct o in or othe aple the 't we ke wine PERSONAL no guilty man e ent attitude toward China pite of the fac gone up peopl ver to get it addressing the cow-pun fairly s There is no string attached to the recom- Agr tion of the ur farmers » raising hemp tor Hoar is a he nd sleep able he tak and ni est e s frernoon refore it | piging at 7 in the morning Miller, the rec m the ent eling past uin a by 1 T ten years and 1 can see no ten year llevue hosj being made York Herald tingiug time for ital ew hu 3 to Lind of erica ug b rican citizens ¢ surprise 16 exp Wa Wh farmers prolong poet Not Imperiali can out initiated who be eful inter threg years nlarged b influence and v h of the the pa been three of ¢ or Ath of t who have had 1 fey at almost eve her definite pol d who even now gest than th ibility nority of the wilitary oligar a policy whi aptly charagterizes paragraphs of his “The proposition us 18 to con all Fhilippin now ernment, © principal surety but obligation is to he which | the mont perform its international obligat the rest of the world The sentence which we presents tersely and con defect in the policy proposed in t platform, which Mr. Bryan speech of the campaign has pr will exec it he s elected presiden a policy which appears to us to be di tinetly national dishonor, because it pra repu oblig involved . in our of inish in Manita n treaty with Spain. Th bine to u tection ry [ fc hav tr that ation letter of \ble light istained the by s given acceptan The pon th i inhabitants pre ac 1s at reports from men of be 4 until h MeKir of the nt one n ter 15t led y clear pury ults assum opposed that, whet yses of the it ha r " th ad already methods it has used purpo the work nation {8 of would vement in human d the negro is four 1o wtior whic h h T ation fron that of to remain ished. Our bu title nging whi Our now exists, to ponsibility is to b no L ut a work, our power is lim to be surrendered without ability to maintain a emancipation be to halt behalf race to experience 0w cr power The training v or Able govern at home an lutely helpless to he one emancipation the other and nsciously aided by a humanists, who phrases than by have isting e I wal nse by phrases and ork already ed voter ha ns: Is it work alres Rico and the he ocratic fir he bl far the Phil of their eularging just open 4 of that re wccompanied by which would Philippines since it from which one of tically fir fleet 1y truction bay, the two event ible for the property i bility ht sources k th their « con pro per That we T island we > not and ful not will pr pons cann 1 and The ape if w fillment of that responsibil perialism. Properly fulfilled t a policy of emancipation ation the has t PRESS ON STATE 1 Pro nxu Time astful at times the themselves anl the human family in Iigures that ke the conceit of that tradd ctx Needed on. Humboldt Leader secure the The election of ticket by Mr. Bryan perhaps the democrati hing for a soft place folk News: The fusionists have exceedingly diflicult work any for Governor Poynter. They ashamed of his official record irge support for him with would had it been perfectly efforts put fusion would forth to legi lative Ll Adate ligh i found up it | enthusiasm are heartily and cannot vigor they satisfactory to out and show hi te only pork for coffee fruits and roducts. The at Washington in showing that ations the other | il has our of these arti coffee from ion gar the 1 China Leader nwell, early spike in mbition to Humbold pardon of F derer, in the but another ond te county Gover the C part the Poynter s8 county u of his reign coffin of his people of it that their opini act will be duly recordel Watch for it Ainsworth Star Journal: The re many cattlemen are going (o Dietrich for governor is mad wh it is remembered that the Western Nebraska Stock association passed a lution condemning Poynter pardoning so many of the thieves, to cure the arrest and conviction of whom the association has spent much time mon Hastings Re The purification of the Beatrice Institute for the le Minded is partially accomplished, Lang having va coted in favor of Dr, Dearing. If the gov enor can be induced to extend his house | cleaning wovement to the Soldiers’ home at Grand Island the inmates of that in- stitution will be gratified beyond measu | Poynter whitewashing trip to the | home may satisfled Swigert, but not tha publi years have We buy r will of the fnex carly usable in Novemb Hawail and from Chi Italy, from wines from and foreign rance nd wool merica, r son 50 for vote manife rm intrie s and sugar more. Of coffee all we use and it ance to our agri- we can increase named Ie in the produc- Of climate that for we pro Governor and her ¥ rat liversity to the ffee and it is only e and tropical fruits | unlimited quantities consider it worih that we will be com rs of wool and hides nd Australia simply fitable to crop small of products than to tillable land into would ful sugar on a a question recent have Hasting room in by the licans were vacate his own quarters. Four Record The ounly vacant store city of Hastings was s u campaign club. The obliged to induce store in order y 4go the campaign committees were offered quarters street rent free How who contributed to the expense fund ar were reminded of the good old days of 1806, when they could have rented a store for one-third as much—and had not the price? Weeping Water Republican ' AV 7 s the popocrats are hot after him sinc the Republican made public the fact that he would vote the republican ticket this year. 13 showed us a personal letter he had recelved from state headquarters, urg ing bim to go out and hear Bryan wheu he speaks at this place on the Mr Lee said that he was going to write them that the only man he knew of who would attend their meeting was Hank Hubbard and advised them to send him a special i vitation to make sure of It. Holdrege Citizen: The rank and file of | the populist party are begluning to wake up | and find out how, by means of a few fusion | leader they | the democratic party, notwithstanding that .‘(]l‘ started out to form a new party b | cause they considered the old parties hud outlived their usefulness, and now to fiu U that an attempt bas been made to con | vey, by their leaders, them bodily into the democratic ranks without their consent ’ not make them feel very good-natured and lite, When- | (oo of them are showing their spunk and o8 an hour's map W0 | nnaoq by refusing to be led Into the dem shtly retires at 10| 5 gtie ranks by the self-appointed leade Weeping Water Republican As a mat ter of curiosity we looked up the Repub lican files for 1506 and find that the bank reports published before ele were printed in October. The total deposits at that time, in the two city bauks 52,6777 while the the banks, printed th a | total of $183,213. making a net | $130,626.20, or about 330 per |all of this money belongs to farm.e | & radius of a fow miles of Weeping it is an object lesson which in itself | explains why so many changes are being | made from party which thrives calamity to grand old par f perity Nelig from the county sh hea s hog will approx value per follow heep, fn 10 the fu cured repub man to secure f upplying our in the amost who that offers he problem of over agricultural staples wheat, corn srowing more price will figures of our agri to extending elds. We of refining sugar, using grapes. Why row sugar and coffce i to ars own on Sec ond mport many fusion ists thi one room a otton lucts erative view W bave to POINTERS, pscape” Is Germany* t ot that the price em more anxious the stockyards and chers, so the round mplete. are ieultural 1 turn department their atten- |© eliever in the theory has been much | reports of his failing better than I ha ' he said the other reason why I shou New York which, accor: | was reports experl I gain of Nearly s within Water te to qu man beings cking seem point whi will de other in cent. a | ana the Minnesota peaking aul in cele rst German under or of \ ald tl i not ign national holidays )t foreign extraction 1 by ent of in of pro returns Antelope of liv Leader: The essors different townships of following amonnt taxatic Cattle hor to make th ad during tile, $8 0; hog the to 18 Not .41 it increase the last mules $ the res: unknowing Chicago heep, high in four and This value 3 too we ¢ actual 1 tha fe on a bur nate polic the viilain 1 We a man ar years h would 82 $u1 $10 at hould 0 an of cattl State John Sherman nting ) and 58,91 000; hog 170 added Antelope county gh four M Do you want @ change There Deariug ntendent of the I the at Lin task for total of $3u6 farm prosperit B hington aug! Mary 3 front ert K onsideration love and af grand ) of the Kinley inin Reatrice reason beliey be ble llionaire does ot prop politiciar do 1 been o m the of the superintendents as began | the reform svstem of giving places to this | people. Most of hes of | state imstitutions have been appolated s @ in in W the being worked as a part of | with | emphasized | indieate | { i PUBLIOITY THE REM The FIest Thing (o e Songht in Deal With the Trusts Transcript 16 Hag b t n he na g wh pu th in line with his pre subject trust It 1s of cussion the terms used and it wkainst any wnd ex ned to the optar it he and sug ovils abo the 18 no less i-trust th ren Stat tour trade be freedom of ¢ erty right may refuse tions, but must t bo v of s have a ntrac unreas t is an nvi able ros lable iton n dmission corpora of int commer hand Hmited in ree, fs well his wh h es8 in sover cann poli matter t while mr with h been of the New en dire h e Yor we 1 toward th Governor public ar ental § . 1 insisted ¢ oosevelt in tha thing nece was t 14 be ible intorference erat of within the A one vent abortive 1o unlawful with the commer n o unreasor Al of properl That thera privileges I 1. but pre legislation § lic welfare will deprive them over compet York pas empowered nary pr produce their relating to examin The Amendment thi et in 1800 while remelying defects in the statute even further in bringing to light the tion of thes indu ! That publicity will do tying the evil oubted by those there sho no or of it of corporate doubte and useles the oment to s important to " es whi 1l advantage tatiite of New attor general s in prel them mea \ 1 the v non witnesses or o in control calling 3 went paper ¢ under thelr ubject under upon or po to a assed RO opera great b of the toward not to watched the Iroad 1sts it legislation tion. The mome s Lrought to light it Ic The riction | came inoperative in tition ee existence of rebntes of natural ed as soon as railrond companies nd to the public as as their methods bec public, would some of the trusts be shorn of their power. General in formation relating to capitalization, profits nd operation would in most cases polnt out the remedy to be applied. Until the public to shippers healthy | became known re and comy the to other me | has data upon which to work the agitation against trusts must be many cases gulded by prejudice. When people know what they are talking about they begin to get down to a practical basis. Governor Roosevelt's plain and brief decla ration regarding the trusts worth many s of fulminations of populistie orators vho are shooting in the dark and more than volumes of democratic protestations by men whose membership in the corpor ations assailed stamps their utterances with insincerity. empirical and in is pag I8 LIGH AS AIR. ston Bilb Transoript reputition The ¢ for 1 it W and 1 Mr r ity The Witness—T should say it fs or it ought to be. It was only that he told me he fully und Chinese situation and has u from the first u v . very i vesterdu tood th tood r l ' der Re S ord [ You'r ire never tip walters ire attentive and eivil e T never tip them \ffable and condescending ) unless they i irg Chronicle a gold brick d Reuber i o ship to a returned tr hat's what the felle plied Uncle Reube 1t to be brass Pitt shi I [0: that the hea wn to sident veler aid it was," re but it turned vou o Clover be & te News | Chiea « tires are put on rocking chairs now.’ Well, 1ot us be patient; maybe they irotind to putting them ‘on piano keys. v o umat n et Indianapolis What does i Tall majorities ournal Vin raise il thinks Noah Thingortoo his farm? Is raising hie nt Tribu I think absent-minded Chicago h the most What e has BV ot m and the what they bheen doing household g o 1l would cost to repla ind had them fnsurel uld bring at a forced he in ¢ whit for sale My {8t yrem n enc Detrait isked 1 after or Miss Pepprey rd_that anyt & there and 1 y sl g win tulking to told me after better than sit all evening ti you Ml 1 him read he 1 Pross proposed wre for him bt Ah' line Philadelphia ) and when h that 1 didn't hard not to let ment in my face Mise Pepprey vead beiween th Washingtc | terminatic It_all depends Sirius Barker. If [ praise it as splendid per brings fallure I denounce bstinacy . you @ pie days if yo! sess | than the (threate m eful tfar i K iftalo Kl ne of these Boarder—I bigger me. foct o, erk | ¥ your ) the " newly-en the Anci pocke tions left Chicago Trit nd figu f the party write your own much!" pelibinder ind putting f a manager to peroration, exclaimed gathering them in peror the up ) h doze from CAN TELL, YOU NEVER Ella Whee'er Wileax can tell when 1 arrow shot from & bow ¢ blind-be it cruel or kind cha o g, breast of your dearest ye A word B ke At wher Vith fts p heart t or balm; life's groat mart its calm when you do an act t will he; you are sowing a seed, you may not see an_acorn”dropped know, | stra ma m 1 with ever ough it h kinal not yet 1 the the trea th Ehita and their alry wifter than carrier d £ the erse create (s kind track to bring you hack went oyt from your iaindy