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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1900)
f-'ifi-itimrf Y - ' ?, . p f U- T m 'iniijjmwMiwwi miwuaun mV'iiu'n; mm rwwBUJnaiuummtrtTfffwrwif'i1 u..tfiv ywni wn ww m ir iMwrn "wnr fMPt"TT "J ' CaTiy...w..,v,.,mHfMwtj,t4.-tt' tn P-Si5wi :H V- I f i Lv4 J - 4t I Eft Ths Ntbiaska Advertis - u M.4.y n ku.,, ruhii.i,,,. SUHSOIMITION Sl.fiU I'EK YKAU FHIDAV, FKBHUAUY 2, 1.0(10. OnrWaskington Letter In older to lienl the tliifatetiei) breiik lint ween tho sluun reform tureen of Nebraska, mid at tlio biwiio tino to I'erlect the olti airatiKement to deliver the populists over to thu democrats for good and nil, the pop managers, or intlier the democratic mauaera of tho populist p.trty, have arranged to hold the populist national cnuimittou meets inu at Lincoln. According to tho pro gram, just when lliu real populista aro objecting to tho lilckery ot the demo cratic managern, and are in the act of being tlnown out over the traiiHni, Hryun will arrive from Kentucky or somewhere, and enter the hall all out of breath, and all uiicotiHcioiia that any thing is going on. Then there will be the usual prt-unanged ppontanenus outburst of enthusiasm, and the general li'tniilt will drown the groans of tho wounded. In fact, Jones and Allen have planned a grand finale that will be worth going to spo. Some comment is heard in Washing ton over the showing made by tho banks of Nebraska. It seems that tho Just consolidated report bIiows that the banks have individual deposits amount ing to $r0.r2n,071.60, being 850 apioco for eveiy man, woman and child in the state. And this does not include gov ernment deposits, of which there i a considerable amount held by Lincoln ami Omaha 'banks. Eastern people are wondering how calamity bowlers can have the face to remain in a state where theie is ho much money. If tho extra dollars that aro carried around in pockets or are laid away in the stock'" ing banks, were added to the total the eastoners might well wonder. In the caucuses held by tho senators tnis week Senator Teller could take no part, and remained back in the senate chautber all by himself. He still disas grees with tho republicans on the money question, but ho is not oo unpa triotic as to subscribe to the Aguinald oisms of the fusion leaders or the free trade ideas of the democrats. So he remained out of the conference. Not so our .Senator Allen. He walked up and took overy Kind of medicine that was offered and cried for more. Lt is a curious fact that some of the democrats in congress who have wept bitter crocodile tears over the slavery and polygamy in the Stilu Islands, aro the same ones who want Roberts seated in the house, and who want to disfran chiao the negroes in the south and take away from them the opportunity of an education. All of which goes to show that political inconsistency is not con fiiitnl to the limits of Nebinska. It ts reported here in Washington that Senator Thurston is to round out bis political career by presiding at the republican national convention. It is urged (lint he bo given this position on account of his ability to prsside and his wonderful voice, which is always heard and understood. One Nebraskan who is gaining na tional prominence is Georgo D.Meikel jhn, who, while holding the position of assiB antBecretaiy of war, is really the actual secretary so far us the duties of the ollice ure concerned, and it is upon him that the burden falls of res ceiving all tho delegations, assuming all responsibilities and keeping tho work going. While be does nil this with full satisfaction, he is unquestion ably tho busiest man in tho capltol city. To a party of Nebraskans who called on Admiral Dewey a few days ugo, the great commander expressed the great est of admiration for the First Nebras ka regiment, and said he had watched it through the whole, campaign, and was ready to certify that it wat one of the very bent regiments in the United States, If not really superior to all of them. jj Old papers for saio at this office. You never know what form of blood poisoning will follow constipation. Keep the liver clean by UBiug DoWitt's Little Eaily Risers and you will avoid trouble Thoy aro famous little pills Aor constipation and liver and bowel troubles. Keeling. . We can give you reduced rates on almost any paper published in tho United States. " I li 1 li ai .s I. di i't . tt "In nu,ii Hi-" Nwriis iiti Aln lm liiigiou iiou'.li," "WJi.it li Moans to a l.lbrailan," by Herbert Putnam, If hiariau ot oongre-ss, and "Thu l'ow at d thu Man In It,'' by Ian Madmen, nit .imong tho notable features ot thu Fth maty Ladies' Homo Join mil. At Ameticau Mother iinswertt eouolusivelj "Have Women Rubbed Mui of tliuit Religion," and there is an iiileiesliug article on Mllo.Chaunnade, the tuinoiis composer and p'anist Another arlieie describes "Frank htockton's Now Home in WestVirglnia." The opentng chap ters ot "Tho Parson's Uuttertly,"a new serial by Mrs. Charles Tony Collins, are also presented. Molly Donahue discusses woman'o rights with Mr. Dooley, and "Edith and I In Paris." "Her Huston Experiences," and "The Autobiogiapliy of a Git I" continue with increasing interest. Tho pictoila featuio, "Jn Honor of St. Valentine." by Alice Harbor Stephens, will rcnl somo happy bygone days. Uy Tho Curtis Publishing Company. Philadels phia. One dollar a year; ton cents a cop). The U. & M. mill owl boys on tho south run aro kept hustling these days, for a great deal of gtaln is moving. Yesterday tliete were eightysix cars of corn alone between Auburn and Heat-' rice that tho train crows could not handle, although they aro all working over time. Nebraska City News. All our farmer readers should take advantage of the unprecedented club bing offer we this year make, which Includes with this paper The Iowa Homestead, its Special Farmeis' Insti tute editlous, Tho Poultry Farmer, and The Farmers' Mutual Insurance Jour nal, These four publications aro the best of their class and should bo in every farm home. To them we add for local, county and general news our own paper and make the price lor the live for one year $1.35. Never before was so much superior reading matter offered for so small an amount of money. Trie tour papers nameu wuicn we club with our o n are well knowu throughout the wost and commend themselves to the reader's favorable attention upon mere mention. The Homestead is the grt- agricultural and live stock puer of tho west. The Poultry Farmer is the most practical poultry paper for the farmer published in tho country; The Farmers' Mutual lnsuranco Journal Is the special advo cate of farmers' co-operative associa tions, and the Special Farmers' Insti tute editions aro the most practical publications for the promotion of good farming over published. Take advant age of this groat offer. i i as A Suro Sign of Group Hoarseness in a child that is subject to croup is a sure indication of the approach of the disease. If Chamber lain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after tho croupy cough has appeared, it will prevent the attack. Many mothers who have croupy children al ways keep this remedy at hand and find that It saves them much trouble and worry. It can always be dopendi ed unon and Is pleasant to take. For sale by Keeling. Ki&ftffS ss-m i START THE YEAR RIGHT. By this wo mean that if you aro not already a subscriber to The Nebraska State Journal you should become one at once. Tho Journal is Nebraska's old reliable. Being published at tho stato capital it prints more news of Interest to Nebraskans than any other paper iti tho stato. Many of its patrons have been subscribers for over a quarter of a century. The Journal has built up a tremendous business by its push and energy and tho paper stands at the head of the column. Its daily and Sunday Issues not only con tain all tho current news of the world, but are filled with special features. Tho SemMVoflkly Journal, which by many is called "tho farmers' daily," gives 101 papers a year for SI. 00 and is one of tho greatest bargains over offered readers. Tho year 1000 will bo it record-breaker with Tho Journal, as 1800 has been. Join tho army of readers for tho coming presidential campaign. Wo will send The Advertiser for one year and tho Farm Journal until Jan. 1st, 1001, for only $1, if paid In ad vauco. This offer applies to both old and new subscribers. HowbltDone? The rcmarknblc suc cess attending the wot of Prol. Thco Khan of Nebraska City. h. caused the thinking class of people to n 4; "How is it done?" The method is easily ex- jj plained to these who will lay aside old prejudiced notions long enough to send for literature explaining it The Kliiiras Alctbod of Alngnctlc llea'lnjj. rtppca's nnst to educated, thinking peo ple. The ignorant and superstitions are afraid to investigate any new science. I'rof. Kharas cures all curable and many so-called incurable diseases without the use of drug or surgeiy. He also possess fj the wonderful ability to cure certain diseases at any distaic.c, without ever seeing the patient. Tins is what he calls the -Absent Method." Many aim m miraculous cures have been made, and by writing you can get a long list of testi monials and sworn statements by promi nent people who have been restored to health by this means. Recorder ol deed Chas. C. Brandt. Nebraska City, had lost entire use ol right hand and arm by paralysis; other method failed and hi could'nt work. Prof. Khar.-v treated him and he went to work in four days, and in su days he was entirely cured. Mr. J is McCain of Louncil Iilutis, la. had lost tli use of both lower limbs; in three d lys he could walk, and cured in less than two wreks. Editor Brown of the Nebraska City Daily and Weekly Press says; "Ho (Kharas) undoubtedly docs a great deal of good, and personally cannot thank him enough; mv rheumatism is all gone, and my eye, where burod, docs not trouble me any more." Mrs. N. Urusha. n prominent Nebraska City lady was cured of nervous prostration of ten years stand ing when other doctors said she could never be even helped. Miss May Dun can, Nebraska City, could not turn in bed so badly was she afflicted with infUma tory rheumatism for several weeks Three treatments by Miss Worm an (Ma tron of the Nebraska Magnetic Infirmary) cured her entirely. Mr. F. L. Kelsey. foreman of the Daily Press cured ol ner vous headache of 1 1 years standing by one treatment by Prof. Kharas. Friends and relatives of Mrs. A. Sanquest of Ne braska City, said she could not live an hoar; in r 5 minutes she was relieved ot pain, and in two days was able to be at work; neuralgia of the stomach was her trouble; she has since been successfully treated for cancer of the breast by Prof. Kharas. The Nebraska School of Magnetism nnu the Nebraska magnetic Infirmary are at Nebraska City. Branch Infirmaries are being located all over Nebraska and Iowa. Help Wanted several nonest, conscientious men ano women to work in thes institutions at splendid salaries. Write for information Its free. Prof. Theo Kb tras, Supt. Miss Emma Woiman, Matron Nebraska City, Neb. Branch office at Porn, Neb, Mr. and Mrs. Gillct, Managers Tho St. Louis GlobeDemocrat is unquestionably ono of the greatest of American Newspapers, It has corres pondents everywhere and covers overy Held of News, foreign and domestic, lt is Htrictly republican in politics, but is above all, a Newspaper, and ought to be in eveiy borne during the im portant presidential camprigu of 1000. The price my mail, Luily, including Sunday, in Six Dollars per year. Daily without bunday, four dollars per year Sunday only, two dollars per year. Weekly issued in seml-weekloy sec tions, one dollar per year The latter edition is a big soml-wepkly paper, al most equal to tho aveiage daily at the price of the average weekley. 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EJ M a n a o N 0 H U u e B3 U S THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL THE NEWS AMD EEST CURRENT LITERATURE HPSa It Is Morally Clean and m a Family Paper Is Without a Peer. sh. The Literature of Us columns is equal to tlict of tho best maga zines. It is Interesting to the chil dren at well as tho parents n ft W r-S THE INTER OCEAN is a WESTERN NEWSPAPER, and while it brings to the family THE NEWS OF THE WORLD ;uid gives it3 readers the best and ableit dlsctissions of all questions ol the day, it is in full sympathy with the ideas and aspirations of Western people and discusses literature and politics from the Western standpoint. i ri :C ci o a Ki M ( ra o BaS $!.00-PaiCE ONS DOLLfiR PER YEAR-$I.0Q gn5ff9pgS Tim DAILY AWT SUTTBAY EDITIONS OF THE INTER OCEAIT ARE BEST OF THEIR KIND. Prion of Dnlly liy mnll $4.00 por year I'rlooof. Sunday by mull 83 OO ir yi'iir Dully unci Hiinduy ty mull ijij.uu par yutr rCI9OB9DH6M9l0l(ilO10BIOa9BDCiiaIIO!JOBO&(BQOn6iKOl$Qt Mi m n (1 O uti Li ra W,n a m (to n cut thla nd out end Bond to us and if yon llvo liaat of tho ltocky MountnlnB wo will ona mil IIIUM-UHAUb. TOP uuuuv co li toii nna it The American Protective Tariff League is a national organization advocating "Protection to American Labor and Industry" as explained by its constitu tion, as follows : "The object of thl Laju eh&ll ba to protect American labor by o tariff on Imports, whioh ihaU adequately teoura American Induitrial product gainit the competition cf foreiji labor." There are no personal or private profits in connection with the organiza tion and it is sustained by memberships, contributions and the distribution of its publications, FIRST! Correspondence It iolioited regrdW " Memberehip " and " Offioial Correipondente.' SECON D: We need and v. vxune oontributione, whether email or large, to our oaute. THIRD: We publish a large line of dooumente ooyering all phases of the Tariff question. Com olete sot wiH be mailed to any address for CO cent. -FOURTH: 8end postal oard request for fre ample c ay of the "Amerioan Eoonomist." Address Wilbur F. Waheman, Qenerol Searetery, M3D West 23d Street. Mew Yerk. SED DUE DOLLAR Vmi li, t relent C. O. I). BUbJocttooxamlnatlon. jruueau examine U at your frelub. ilenot anil fcQl'Ai; 10 ANY til)!). 00 101' UlUUT yun erer sair, porfoeUy sntUtaoiory and tho UIIIXUUIT 1UIIU1IBI YOU 1UH kvkuhkkx nil nKAlin OK, OUfl SPECIAL OFFER PRICE KRR.nO and frelBht cbarBoa, Iobb tno pay the railroad agent -, Ono Dollar iont wltn ordor. j siG.ao TO $00.00 BUGGIES AND SURREYS. jT I jftrSz l?vfffrA!E.TPsHSKflnlWMSrtA f r BUILT IN OUR OWN FACTORY IN CHICACO. on honor from tlwi best mattrlal money can buy. While in our Froo Huirmr Cntalocuo wo show. Ton I)usrirls riiadu by ullier inakere at S2I.SO, 320.75 and 334.70 thg exact ...in MUMk frllwv HID IUI1 175.00 anil are belnu wldel amo buKiry that are sol by machinery dealem, at 15.00 to u ami ru neinu wi'inr auvenmra dt many a OUR ACMEOUEEN AT SSS.OO wonderful value over ottered. T1IK LonKST I'ltllK KKH vertlurd by many at 13 00 to SCU.OO. a tno most Cuk on ub for job work. (JLOTSIJ US THE UkST 111 tUY TIUT CAN II B Ill'ILr. We maintain ourownnvo Btory bueiry factory far the nolo piirpomi or nullum? ami soiunir u uatikii iiluui TUA11 WK CAH Dry KI.SKtTllKUU sad U BAYK Ol'll UhTOMKKS JIAMrAl'ILKKK'U rllOUT. Every BugRy Wo Mako Is Guaranteed Klvo Years anil They Will out wear Five Ordinary Factory Riga. THE MATERIAL AND IAI0R IM OUR ACME QUEEN coat acre lum doubla that 111 the ordinary factory buicRy. We uso a tJ.to cunhlsn cloth, some use 90 cent) weiloitl.i01itadlluliif, somouiolOcrni' vre use il cml loalhvr, somv ue centt weusets.itu rulors ami rarnlshcs. noma use 75 cent and 11.00 WIS FAY ALMOST DOUUI.K the price most inakere mn if irts Wheals. Avloa. knrlnsrN. llaaliaxa siuil llasLil. ACME QUEEN. (OUR OWN MAKE.) fce.u. HK WANT TUB I1K8T. Our wheflls, wear and bodies are IT ttrrllahb4 ud UsBsteritl and I.Ur la I'UIU OUR ACME QUEEN, "ld pMl tkr.. tfcp bu(ll-. SSS.OO BARELY COVERS COST of material and labor, leavlm; us the smallest profit ImaKl nahle. but wc am Dulldlnt7ObuifKl0 adnyand to ndvertlso our buusry factory wo aie wllllnif lo MULMllKn ON i.ouriliiriTKAlil. Wo know S70. 00 daily protlton 70buitifiu8 will vatltfy us, oilrertlso us overy where and build up th I.AltQEHT 11UOQV UUBIWK8U IN T1IK WOULD. THE ACME QUEEN webulld In narrow or whin track, cloth or leather trimmed, find springs, buffed (rather iiuarter top, tpllu panel bact, siirliiKslnback, llbrr eu.n-td Hows sad huU. KuliUr (ltp. teltet larsl, bouy.KlxSl Inches, Ho. I harrcn's patent screwed rim wheels usluud In 10 rests, body black, ceai'itarkurcen with verv clolkato modest strlpliiK, complete with shafts, side and back curtains, bout stuim aiiruii uud ui.tl mulcts and shafts. rl, .1kjoi snd r?hinstn la pise, of .httu. 1.J5 cilrs. litbllY UK1III18 IMI TOl XDH and Ibe fr.ljl.l mil atsrsis for S(IO nllit, S.I)0 100 nil... tz.l&l 4011 mil.., 8.4J 100 mil... fl.COi 1,000 ullt. 8.00. CCWnnWC nrtl I AO with yojr order, V7K urAIUSTEri tks liussj la IteacL tou h.frlr ami Ofcim UWC. UUUUHW r BtitlBffictory, ly tho lallioad aisent balanro, Jjl.oii md frlxhlthr., otherwise par nothlnir and the au'ent will return buirtrr at our expense and we will return yoirrll CO. DON'T UUY A CHEAP KACTOHY HUOQY now n 1 1 almou exi,lulvely by all Jlachliiory f)"aleri nd tatalowiio lloimes BUY THE BEST BUQCY MONEY CAN BUILD, cttroct from tlio Maker atthoLOWKBTPItlCfiaVKItJCNUWN. OUDKRTODAY-. DON T DElJAY. WRITE FOR OUR FREE BUQOY, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS CATALOGUE. tddrss SEARS, ROEBUCK&CO, 'In c), CHICACO, ILL. 'Jri t. --"' '-