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There seems to be as little excuse
for some people as there is for weeds
and bugs; and they are as hard to
get rid of.-Atchison Globe.
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Journal
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Mr.. Nipp-Is there any truth in the
rumor that your affections are en-
gagged?
Miss Flypp-None whatever. / am,
though.-Chicago Evening News.
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Imaginary Longevity.

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16

Cincinnati Tribune: Mr.. Bryan
and the Kansas City platform may
declare and promulgate paramount
issues to their hearts content in hope
less endeavor to blind public opinion.
The American people are an intelll-
gent people. They are also a pa
triotic people. And no part OF them
is more intelligent or more patrlotic
than that classified as the German
American. If Mr.. Bryan's success
depends upon DETECTING the Amer.
lean citizen, either to the manor born
or of German adoption or OF German
extraction, from his stanch allegiance
to the principles of sound govern
ment, a stable currency and a'pstri'
otto support Of the flag by a preach
ing OF cant and bowling Of bun
combe, his campaign is a foregone
failure and his ambition a delusion Of
dead sea apple fruit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
This Is the Stuff,

Down in Oklahoma there is nc
doubt about where they stand on ex'
pansion. The Republicans OF King
fisher county have struck out the
richest expansion plank in the coun'
trv. 1t is forcible, poetical and argu-
mentatlve. 1t reads as follows;
"Resolyed, That we are in favor Of
the eagle growing. That we shall
not ask anybody on earth where ht
shall get his feed or when he shall
stop growing. And let him grow I'M
til Ne can stand with onefoot in the
Atlantic, tho other in the Pacific, eat
whales out of Ballin's Bay and dust
the plains of South America with the
feathers of his tail, and may the sur
never set on his feeding ground.
1.-THE flag is ours; it means some
thing; and back OF that flag are thu
bravest and ireest people in the world
"Foreyer floats that standard sheet
Where breathes the foe that falls before us
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER u.s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
Some Suppositions.

Marion Record: Suppose wheat
wheat was now selling % cents per
bushel, as Bryan and Marion county
Pops said it would II Mckinley were
elected. And
Suppose corn was selling for eight
cents per bushel. And
Suppose all other farm products
were correspondingly low. And
Suppose crops had been immense
in this country and immense every
where else.
Suppose all these things were true,
what would the Pops be saying about
the situationp
| Would they be talking about the
law Of supply and demandP
Would they be attributing that un-
fortunate state Of affairs to Proyi-
dencep
Not much they wouldn't?
Every mothers son of 'em would
be happy in their misery
They would be exclaiming, 81 told
You So"
The would be ridiculing the idea of
the law Of supply and demand having
anything to do with it.
They would be indignantly deny
ing that overproduction hsd any
thing to do with it, or under con-
sumption, either.
They would be bowling about it all
being attributable to the abominable
good standard, the crime of '7S, the
scarcity Of money, and the election
OF Mckinley.
Now, wouldn't theyP
Suppose our honest Pop readers
and Silver Republicans think on these
things awhile.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
What jefferson Did.

There were men in 1903 whose
mighty shades might with self.respect
talk to us about dependencies OF a
crown" Thomas Jefferson, however,
was not one OF them, and anybody
who studies history and is not merely
sending forth a voice from the depth
of his own ignorance knows perfectly
well that Jefferson ruled Louisiana as
a dependency without self-govern-
ment and without regard not merely
to the political, but even the personal
guarantee of the constitution. Against
the will Of its inhabitants he bought
sovereignty from foreign nation.
Its people were not strong enough to
resist the power.
Having established his rule over
Louisiana 'without the consent OF the
governed" by an exercise of power
which he himself frankly declared he
believed was a usurpation OF execu'
tive authority and unconstitutional
Jefferson proceeded to obtain from
congress authorization to govern il
as a dependency outside the consti'
tuition. A territorial government
was established, which was denounced
by many Of even the presidents owr
partisans in congress as being "royaP
| in its character. Its supporters vert
frankly told that it did mot ev'nce
| single trait Of liberty" but was a VIC
lation Of the whole spirit of Democ
racy and the establishment OF an en-
nire. And no wonder The law gave
to the president the appointment Of
governor and legislative council
without confirmation by the senate
regardless Of the rule Of the constitu
tiou on that subject. 1t put al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
A Correction.

Several Populist papers are making
snort of the resolutions alleged by
the Chronicle Of this city to have
been passed by the Republicans OF
Dickinson county which certainly as
that paper printed them pledge the
party to some queer things. 1t was
not 80 material that it made the reso-
lutions endorse the national plat
form adopted at Topeka but the
rendition Of the closing paragraph
was decidedly off color. That Sec
ton was adopted as follows, the
words omitted by the Chronicle being
in italics:
Resolved, That the transition from
deficits in peace to SURPRISES in war
from bond-issuing to bond.paylng
nation; from a nation Of borrowers to
nation Of lenders; from hopeless
farmers to happy farmers; from men
hunting jobs to jobs hunting men
from enforced idleness to profitable
employment; from fear to confidence
from soup houses to banquet tables
from tramps marching to Washing
ton to passengers sailing for the Paris
exposition; from poverty to prosper
ity, is not the result ef accident, on
cia,ce, or famine IN Iadia, but IS III
result Of having a party in power
that knows how to run the govern
ment and command confidence
Our contemporary owes it to TIT
Republicans of the county to puollsf
their platform accurately, or at leas'
not to make the party ridiculous
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
that the Pops have always clamored

IOT.
Corporations are all under the palm
Of the secretary Of state and state
charter board. The secretary Of state
through the fusion deal is Demo-
Graf, and the state charter board will
be controlled by the Democrats. This
board has three members, the attor-
ney general and secretary Of state,
Democrats, and the state bank COM
missioner, who will likely be Pop.
Thus the corporations are out from
under the iron heel of the Populists.
The school fund commission will
be composed Of two Democrats, at
torney general and secretary Of state
and one Populist' superintendent Of
schools.
The state board Of equalization, the
duty OF which is to raise or lower the
assessment Of all property, including
railroads, will be controlled by the
Democrats also. 1t has three mem
bers-secretary Of state and treasurer,
Democrats; and auditor, Populista
The state board Of election can
| yassers will also be controlled by the
Democrats. 1t has membership Of
five. The Democrats will have three
Of them. Then IL any contest arises
where the issue Is between the Dem
ocrats and Populists the Democrats
will proceed to render Judgment for
the Democrat.
The executive council is composed
Of the governor, secretary OF state
auditor, superintendent Of schools,
treasurer and attorney general. 1t
handles all contracts pertaining TO
the state house and employs all Of
the subordinates around the state
house. 1t also has other important
duties to perform. On this board the
vote as between Democrats and Popu-
lists will be a tie--three and three.
The Democrats can hold up all the
pet Populist measures and force the
governor to give the Democrats the
lions share Of the pie at the various
state institutions.
The Democrats have got the bes'
OF 1t all around and some OF the Pop
ulists are beginning to howl already
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
SH0CKEY { LAN|DE$, Abilene,

powers Of government in the hands Of
creatures Of the president, thus max
ing him an absolute despot. 1t set
up courts which had no warrant IN
the constitution and even deprived
the people Of the trial by jury so sa.
credly guarded in the constitution,
Yet Thomas Jefferson signed that law
and under it proceeded to exercise
his royal powers.
In time this dependency became
self.governing. So, too, after suit
able tutelage, may the Philippines.
So is Porto Rico now on the way to
become self-governing under laws
more liberal to the inhabitants than
Jefferson gave to Louisianans. True,
he promised the territory equal par.
ticipation in the affairs Of the Repub'
lie and was told by congressman that
he had no authority to make any
binding promise on that subject and
that such participation would come
only when congress saw fiji to grant
it, and the people Of one part OF that
territory, namely, Oklahoma, are
still asking that Jefrerson's promise
Of nearly 100 years ago be kept and
that they be admitted to equal par
ticipation in the affairs of the Repub-
| lie. So much for Jetferson's empty
promise Of equality, which was fol-
lowed in practice by his treatment OF
the annexed people as subjects. Per-
haps that was more honest and DEM
ocratic than Mr.. Mckinley's plan OF
not promising an equality which he
can not confer, but giving the new
territories as free government as cir
cumstances will permltand freer than
Jefferson gave his vassals. But with
all due respect to the inspired medl'
ums OF Jefferson's communications
with this world, we doubt if Jefferson
himself would say so.-[N. \.
Tribune.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16

The Kansas City Times makes "a
serious accusation against the trusts
under a black headline, "Rob the
Dinner PAIL 1t shows that the
trusts have since the election of
Mckinley raised the price of the Cap
oral cigarettes used by the farmer
from S3. SO a thousand to 1920. In
other words every farmer is COM
PEELED to pay SO cents more for every
thousand cigarettes he smokes than he
did under Cleveland's administration,
This is most serious and is bound to
become an important feature Of the
campaign. Must the farmers be rob.
bed thus by the cigarette octopii
Must the very life blood Of the toll,
ing masses be thus Slapped by incor'
porate greedP No, a thousand times
no. Let the Times continue the
good work and investigate the price
Of champagne, automobiles, goll
sticks and other necessaries Of the
farmers existence.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16

Ex-senator W. A. PETER, in an elao-
crate article in the August NUMBER OF
the North American Review, argues
that so far from imperialism" being
new policy originated by the pres
emit administration, it is the policy
which America has always followed.
Senator PETER appeals to history and
finds that, from the time when the
white man arrived in this country,
Americans, in colonial times and un-
der the republic, have been acquiring
new territory by conquest or by pur-
chase, and have been putting down
bv force OF arms any opposition which
the natives have shown to their SOW.
ereignty.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
Democrats Run Things,

In addition to arranging that }. G
johnson, a Democrat, is to be U. $,
senator, the Democracy Of Kansas
seems to have prepared to CORA
everything else according to the di
vision Of state officers.
For instance, the state board o.
railroad commissioners, in case o.
fusion success, will be composed O
three Democrats, secretary Of state
attorney general and treasurer, ant
two Populists, auditor and Lieutenant
governor. This is one OF the board.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16

junction City Republicans Chris
Hoffman's convention, in abusing the
judicial decisions approving the Gust
ing Of Hoffman and Limbocker from
the board Of regents of the agricul-
tural college, overlooked the fact that
Judge Glass who ruled the same way
was a iusionist and was elected by a
big majority even after that "infa-
nous decisions
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
Herington Times: The Republican

Herington Times: The Republican
ticket that was nominated last Satur-
dav is better distributed over the
county than any we have had for
many years. The nominee for repre-
sentative is from Enterprise, Tor
county attorney from Abilene the
clerk Of the district court is from
Herington, the superintendent ofpub'
lie instruction is from Grant town
ship, the probate judge is from Chap
man, the coroner from Abilene, one
member OF the high school board from
Willowdale and the other from Jefier'
son township, while the commissioner
from the second district is from hayes
township. II you want better dis
tribution Of officers than that, please
let us knowit right away
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
Ola Soldiers and Expansion.

General Paul Van der WORT OF Ne
braska is an old soldier and former
commandments Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. He has long
been a leader Of the Populist party.
He is OF Dutch descent and SYM
pathizes strongly with the Beers.
But he is first an American and he
has no use for Bryan's "pull down
the flag and run away" policy in the
Philippines. After fellowsh'pping
with the Populists for years ne re-
turns to the Republican party on the
single issue of expansion. he will
not follow any party that wants to
haul down the American flag.
General Van der WORT was a loyal
follower of Bryan in 1896 and bis in
Auence undoubtedly led consider
able number of old soldiers in Ne
braska and elsewhere to vote for
Bryan. After long acquaintance
with Mr.. Bryan his views OF "the
peerless leader" have undergone re-
vision. II regard W. j. Bryan he
says, "as the most intolerant and ty-
ranical political boss in the nation.
He is welded to no political princi-
pie. He was first for free trade, then
for free silver, and now it is anti-im-
perialism. So sure are the Eastern
Democrats that he cares nothing for
free silver that they support him
cordially.n General Van der Voort's
doubts Of Bryan's sincerity in the sill
yer cause may not be we'll founded,
but they are at least the product OF
study at close range and many Ne
braskans share them,
Bryanitic hypocrisy with regard to
the Beers naturally disgusts General
Van der WORT. 1.-The Bryan shout
ers," he says "scream about an en-
tangling alliance with any foreign
power, and then demand that our
government shall make an alliance
with the Beers" The United States
did more than any European power
to help the Beers out of Their
troubles. 1t tried sincerely to make
peace between them and England
something none Of their European
sympathizers, not even Holland
would attempt. The United States
could do no more for the Beers unless
it went to war with England. Tha
the Boer ENJOYS did not venture tt
demand.
Old soldiers Of either the Union Of
Confederate army have no use fol
Bryan's policy Of scuttle. They hon
$ or their country's flag and thei
| righteous wrath rises when any on
talks Of pulling it down. The othe
day General Rosser, fire.eating ex
Confederate, announced his intention
| to vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt
I Now General Van der WORT, VIII,
I fought to keep the flag flying all owe
this nation, leaves Populism to vot
/, to keep it up in the Philippines. BLU
4 and gray are united in defense OF ex
t pansion, the flag. and American ma
5 tional honor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16

Hutchinson News: The Populists
OF Dickinson county want u news
paper. They demand a paper that
will not barter or sell a candidate for
personal gain. In other words they
want a paper with more principle
than the party,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16

The method Of the Fusionlsts in
Kansas in counting doppers to their
side seems to be to run the same gang
around the barn and count 'em every
time they pass the door. Andy Felt
has been around four times already.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
THURSDAY, AUGUST l6, 1900.
REPUBLICAN TICKLE 7.
------------=---------
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
of Ohio.
For Vice President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Of New York.

Presidential EectorsA. W. Smith, Nc.
Pherson; 0. P Ergenbrlght, Montgomery; !
+. Bradley, Wyandotte; Matt Edmonds, JEFF
son; j. W. Parker, Johnson; A, ?. Johnson
Cowley; G. H. Lamb, Woodson; Q. q. Buck
ley, Republic; y. y, Bracken, Lincoln; j Q
Thompson, Pratt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
COUNTY TICKET.

----------4-7---- :,
Why did not Mr. Bryan tell us
about some Of his prophecies OF 1876
that went wrongP
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16

Rural delivery is making the farm
ers happy and helps the business of
the towns from which the routes run.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-08-16
The Fuller-Lae,e Disc
Press Grain Drill.

Light draft.
Trash gives no trouble.
Cultivates the ground.
Makes an ideal seed bed.
Saves time, labor and
money.
Presses the earth firmly
over the seed.
Cuts right through the
trash and deposits the seed
under.
Throws up a good ridge
between the rows which
acts as a mulch.
coom for ntnolinu