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Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

EVERY old time republican who Is
thinking of voting the peoples party
ticket in Nebraska this year should ex-
anime the republican ticket and plat
form carefully and soberly ask himself
for n good tangible reason for boiling it,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

THE farmers OF Iowa are going to
have remarkably prosperous year, ac-
cording to Governor Boies' famous sys-
TEN of computation. In other words,
they are going to raise only three
fourths as much corn as last year, and
consequently will not lose so much
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

The frantic effort made Oy the New York
World, aided by several other democratic
papers, to collect money for prosecuting "a
campaign of education 10 the west, is prac-
tically an announcement that the chances of
carr, ing New York for the democratic can
didates are esteemed so desperate by these
shrewd democratic journals that they see the
necessity of trying for electoral votes in new
repionR
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22
An Impus ,ibility.
Gl0be- Democr {.

If the ex-unoE soldiers could be won over
to tho democracy as easily as the negroes in
the gulf states, cleveland would have u
chance to carry two or three states outside
of the solid south region.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

WHY cannot the Douglas county fair
be made great attraction? Other
cities of less Importance get up and
maintain annual expositions that add
greatly to their name and fame.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22
A spouting sorehead.

Paul Vandervoort. who is devastating
some portions OF Colorado with his tedious
speeches In favor of the popgun party, was
red-hot repu blican as long as he could secure
Office at the hands of that party. Scratch
a popgun and you Will dnd sorenead every
time. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

No FIGHTING in South America for a
week. Things must be getting very
tiresome IN that section.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

LIKE all other good Omaha institu-
tions, the Normal institute was a sue
cess.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

MATTERS must be getting serious in
Germany when a boycott is declared
against n brewery.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

ALL systems of convict labor are de-
fective. but notso defective or serious as
u convict idleness system would be.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

TIE crop outlook in Nebraska is good
and Omaha will this fall receive the full
benefit of that great crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

THE Forthcoming Labor day celebra-
tion promises to Guido anything hereto
fore attempted IN Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22
FLO.iTING CH.lFE.


Chicago Inter Ocean: Stranger-Is that an
officer on duty across there2
Gat1in-Naw, he's policeman.
Washington Star Don't you think til at Is
n good stcaSf" asked the head waiter
1T must be, replied Biven, "lt wears re-
markaOly WELL"
Atchison Globe: The man who spends his
life building air castles never owns so much
as Il hut OF his own to die In
Puck: she--Well?
He-Your father has Just left me. When
asked him for your hand told him that was
prepared to put my best foot foremost. and
She And what did he say?
He-He said that he was also prepared to
do the same.
told me IT was her first year out.
Maid Marian" "hy-She's been out four
Van A-Ah, we'll; she counts four seasons
to the year. suppose.
Atlanta Constitution: How Is it with you?"
asked the editor of the subscriber who was
All looks bright before me-" gasped the
subscriber. ..-. ~.
81 thought So" said the editor "fn about
ten minutes you'll see it blaze!"
Troy Pr Press: He ,tnanxlo2nysly'-Dld under
She (demurely) Miss.
He (gaiiantly,-Pray, allow me to make it
Mrs
Philadelphia Record; takes n lot of pluck
to get all the feathers off an ostrich.
Chicago Tribune: "lf you lost the nomna-
tiOn because you refused to buy the dele
gates" observed the sympathiZing friend.
you have nothing to repronch yourself with
You did right to refuse, and IL Is better to be
right than to be president"
Yes, | know" SAID the disappointed aspir-
ant, but hurts like thunder to be right and
then get left
Dallas News: If you want to a mouse
scared to death you let it get after woman.
Bingh 'mton Leader: The aeronaut loves
his balloon. In fact, he's completely taken up
with It,
MARINE PICTURE
OutiiG
little boat,
Serene atloat.
Upon the moonlit water;
nice young man,
or modern plan;
An old gents pretty daughter.
Awhile he rows
Mid lambent glows.
Along the laughing water;
He mugs the shore
Awhile-and more
lie hugs the old gents daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Average Circulation for July @4,si8
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Tho most characteristic speeches made by
Judge Crounse when in congress were those
delivered on the spur OF the moment during
running debates. On one occasion the judge
became involved in controversy concerning
the appropriation for the mileage accounts OF
the members OF congress aud q member from
Pennsylvania intimated that all the western
congressman rode to and from Washington
upon passes.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Honors are crowding thick upon Editor
Marvin of the Beatrice Democrat. While still
serving rs a member of the city council and
superintendent Of the speed ring, he has
been nominated for the legislature by his ad-
miring Gage county friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

OMAHA, Aug. 20.-To the Editor of The
BEE: The date of the Republican State
League meeting has been changed from Au-
gust "a to August 81, just one week later, the
National league meeting being changed to
September 10. Delegates to the state league
meeting at Grand Island can now avail them
selves OF the reduced rates and can take in
the Grand Army OF the Republic encamp-
ment BRAD. ID. SLAUGHTER, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

The democrats of McKeghan's home
county, Webster, have gouo back on him.
The county convention has selected delegates
to the congressional convention who do not
propose to have the cow shed statesman en-
dorsed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Van Wycl, through the Independent state
central committee, has challenged Judge
Crounse to joint debate. The matter will
come up before the republican ssate central
committee tonight II hadn't ought to take
many minutes TO dispose of this-not much
longer than IL takes a man to say yes.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

THE gentleman may speak for himself,
shall speak for myself" came the quick re-
tort. ~ hold no passes and ask for none;
pay my way as 1 go.n
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Matthew Gerlng of Cass county aspires to
be temporary chairman of the democratic
state convention. Mr.. Gering wants the
office evidently because he will not have to
go before the people of the state to secure an
endorsement.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Puck: She-Wel?
He-Your father has Just left me. When
asked him for YOUR hand told him that was
prepared to put my best foot foremost, and-
She-And what did he say?
He-He said that he was also prepared to
do the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Another endorsement of S C. Bassett for
lieutenant governor on the republican ticket
comes from the Shelton Clipper Mr.. Bas
sett probably has larger acquaintance
among the farmers of the state than any
other man engaged exclusively in agriculture.
He served one term in the state legislature
from his county, and has always shown him
self worthy of the confidence Of the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

When he was II republican Paul Wander
WORT was always considered an ofic seek
ing political trckster, says the Silver Creek
Times. Paul had always been fed on govern
ment pap and when he was about TO be
weaned he suddenly became reformer, de-
nounced the mother that gave him SUCK and
is now "pure and honorable gentleman"
1t Is sight to make angels weep.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Atchson Globe: Tho man who spends his
life building air castles never owns so muc h
as hut of his own to die in.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Washington Star: Don't you think til at Is
n good stea>T" asked the head waiter
1T must be-" replied B.iven. "lt wears re-
we'll"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Another little democratic plan is thus out
lined by the Nebraska City Press: sit is to
nominate Governor Boyd for governor and
Colonel f. p Ireland for lieutenant COVER
nor, then to elect V an Wyck governor on a
combine and Ireland for second place. Then
to make the old man senator ana leave a
dc mocrat in tho gubernatorial chair. Talk
OF your schemes p,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

But listen to this from the Grand Island
Democrat: 1--WE understand that Governor
Boyd will be candidate for renomination.
Should he succeed in packing the convention
he would be compelled to get out a search
warrant after election to find out in what
part OF the st ate he ran"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Here's another one from the democratic
Schuyler Herald: IF the democrats OF the
Secon congressional district think so much
Of Governor Boyd let them nominate him for
congress ~
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-22

Kate Field $ Washington: Van Arndt-Sh
told me 1t was her first year out.
Maid Marian-Nhy-Shes been out four
seasons.
Van All, we'll; she counts four seasons
to the year. suppose.
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BkwARE OF lE IM.rATIOHEs.
ALL OTHERS ARE COUNTERFKTTF,

The whole thing flashed across him. He
had been tricked, foiled and outwitted.
The old Cauterville look came into his
eyes; he ground his toothless gums to-
gether and, raising his withered hands
high above his head, swore, according to
the picturesque phrsseologv of the antique
school. that when chanticeer had sound
ed twice his merry horn, deeds of blood
would be wrought, and murder walk
abroad with silent feet.
Hardly had ne finished this awful oath
when. from the red-tiled roof of a distant
homestead, cock crew. he laughed
long, low, bitter laugh, and waited. Hour
after hour he waited, but the cock, for
some strange reason. did not crow again.
Finally, at 80 the arrival Of the house
maids made him give up his fearful vigil
and he stalked back to his room, thinking
of his vain oath and baffied purpose.
There he consulted several books of ancient
chivalry, of which he was exceedingly
fond, and found that, on every occasion on
which this oath had been used, chanti-
cleer had always crowed second time.
"Perdition seized the naughty fowl" he
muttered. IL have seen the day when,
with my stout spear. would have run
him through the gorge, and made HIM
crow for me an 'twere in death !" He
then retired TO q comfortable lead coffin,
and stayed there till evening.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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the wicked Lord Canterville was found
knave OF diamonds halfway down his
throat, and confessed just before be died
that he had cheated Charles James Fox
out of 100000 atssCrockford's by means of
that very card. and swore that the ghost
had made him swallow it. All his
great achievements came back to him
again, from the butler who had shot him
self in the pantry because he had seen a
green hand tapping at the window
pane, TO the beautiful lady Stuffed, who
was always obliged to wear black velvet
band around her throat to hide the mark
OF five fingers burnt upon be white skin,
and drowned herself at last in the carp
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the enthusiastic egotism OF the true artist,
he went over mis- most celebrated pre-
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as he recalled to mind his last appear
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Bloodsucker of Bexley Moor" and the
Juror he had excited one lovely June
evening by merely playing ninepins with
his own bones upon the lawn tennis
ground. And after all this some wretched
modern Americans were to come and offer
him the Rising Sun lubricator and throw
pillows at his head 1t was quite unbear-
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A very active member of an honored corporation,
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foreigner, Ell? i no more foreigner dan
yourselfs."
Mr.. McCork : Hear tn shpalpeenl
Any one moight think he'd been born in
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He that he didnt lose any OF the birds but
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Papa Interested and perplexed and Harry's
dollar. ROBERT.
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Take of my head. I'll babbe no moro,
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No. 4,OT2-A D~lphic Forecast
[Entsred for przel
Oh! tell u.s. Sir Oracle. seer Of things
What rides on the future with outspreading wings7
What comes to my fortune what falls TO my fate?
What deeds aud what dongs pray of thee state
OH child Of royal and glorious race.
The stars to my wisdom thy destiny trace;
see thee ambitious and bold now
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Ye wait at the tourney With lane and with large
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Till peace comes again TO tho blood-satursted East
And Christian and inhdel warning have ceased.
see thee again-oh, heaven. fore:ead-
Betrayed by q false and treaeherous friend;
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But harki Meath the battlements' turrated walls
The voice of the wandering troubsdour calls;
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Iron MASK
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