The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, December 13, 1901, Page 11, Image 11

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Rheumatism
A 50 GENT
BOX FREE!
If yon. have BhoumatlBm, Goat, Lumbago, Sciatica,
try "Gloria Tonic." A BO cont box froo to all who
axe willing to glvo this precious remedy a faithful
trial. Mrs. Mlna Schott of Marlon, Ohio, writes:
"For 13 years I Buffered from rhoumatlsm. I walked
on crutches and bad to tako to my bed. Af tor all
remedies fallod I adoptod Gloria Tonic which com
pletely cured mo." Fully ono hundred thousand per
eons bavo boon cured through this wondorful specific
among them poraona whom tho best doctors called
Incurable. Tho most elaborate, Illustrated book on
rhoumatlsm, which will toll you all about your caso,
tree with trial box. Address
JOHN A. SMITH;
2988 Germanla Building,
MILWAUKEE, WIS., tj, S, A,
Cross Purposes.
Father "You want a wife, my boy."
Son "Indeed I don't, sir."
Father "I mean that you ought to
take one."
Son "Whose shall I take?"
Father "Don't be so silly; I mean
that you ought to marry some nice
girl or other."
Son "Whom?"
Father "Whom you please."
Son "No, if I've got to marry I'd
rather have one who would please me."
Exchange.
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.CONTAINS
Veclarntlon of Independence. Constltu
tlonoft o U. K.. AH Matloiinl JPJntformn
of all political parties rlnco th ir formation, to
and including 1900. J?rlce, 25 OiUm. Ono and
two-cent puptaso stamps accepted. Don't eend
personal checks. Agents Wiuitod. A million
copies may ho sold. Send three 2-ccnt stamps for
treatim onlnjurtdus Ins eta of Orchard, Garden
and farm, Address VIXOiSNT JLU, CO.,
13th and Jackson Sts., Omaha. Nob.
in niva TBUL.
iaS Rn nhlnira fmm fifl rtrcra- n
ilnn'tlrnnnlt. 9n f (IP Kn.itU CAtnXott.
IMCKEYE IHCUBATOB CO., SPRINOFIELD, OHIO.
WE
pay $3) a week nl expnun to adrertb awl Introduce Pnultrj
Compound rl lucuiuy. "8nd lUmp." Iloyal Co-Op. llfc Co.,
Sept 120, Indianipolli, IoJ.
OnriO Cnrrntn Price-list and littlobool: free.
dLUUU tBIIUld N.
A. KNAPP, Rochester, O.
IjTsabn Proofreading
If jmi jnuui a Mr tduca'Joa why not utUIza It at a centtel aat na
redil profusion paylnj $15 to tocklyf tUtuitlon lwj obtilaabt.
We 4M tte original inatnctorl by mail.
Home Coixbespondknce ScnooL, Philadelphia.
CUREDBEFORE YOU PAY.
Asthma. 1 will send uny asthma sulleror a hot
tlo of LANE'S ASTHMA CORK. FREE. Hit
cures you, send mo tho dollar: if it does not,
don't. Give express oilico. D. J. LANE, Box C.
L. St Mary'H, Kansas.
A Mining Paper Free
FOIt SIX MONTH
Tho North Amorican Minor, a paper devoted to
the interests of those dosiring to purchaso Gold
and Copper stocks. Writo for No. 12 containing
articln on greatest copper district on tho American-Continent;
also how $100 invested produces
$10 monthly, $2,100 yearly; $115,000 now being
offered for the original investment of $100.
Wheeler & Co. Bankers & Brokers 32 Broadw'y N.Y
THE OLD LINE
Bankers Life
INSURANCE CO.
HOME OFFICE, LINCOLN, NEB.
Xvery Polioy Scoured by a Deposit -with
the Stat of Nebraska.
Weekly News Summary.
(Continued from Pago Ten.)
tariff Is to he used for the government
of tho islands.
Republican leaders announce their
intention of passing a bill to increase
the salaries of tho judges of the su
preme court, and of the judges of the
circuit an dthe district courts.
The Standard Oil company has ac
quired a monopoly of the oil business
of Borneo and Bast Africa. This ac
complishment was achieved through
the purchaso of the Shell lino of
steamers. '
Senator Hale has introduced a bill
authorizing the appointment of four
vice admirals. It is claimed that this
has no bearing on the Sampson-Schley
affair, because it takes only the first
four rear admirals which does not in
clude Sampson.w ho will retire from
the active list in February, 1002.
Schley's friends fear, however, that
If the bill should be passed, one or
two of the high grade rear admirals
would retire and thus made room for
Sampson. As Schley has already re
tired, this would put Sampson on a
superior footing.
Judge Dunne has released on a writ
of habeas corpus Messrs. Lawson "and
Canfleld, the representatives of the
Chicago American, who were held for
'contempt by Judge Hanecy. Judge
Dunne holds that the criticism was
made against a final order made by
Judge Hanecy and that although this
order had not been made rf .matter of
record, criticism of it did not constitute
a contempt of court.
The Canal Treaty.
The new Hay-Pauncefote treaty,
providing for the construction - of a
canal, has been laid before the senate.
In. this treaty, it is agreed that the
United States may construct canal
by whatever route it may choose and
Great Britain, relinquishes the right
to any objections which may arise
out of tho Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
Under this proposed treaty, tlis
United States is to have the right of
constructing this canal either directly
on its own cost, or authorize the same
to be constructed by Individuals or
corporations, or in any other .manner
according to- the United States prefer
ence. This government Is to enjoy all
the rights incident to such construc
tion and it exclusively provides for
the regulation and management of the
canal. The United States agrees that
the canal shall be free to vessels of
commerce or war of all nations on
terms of entire equality; that the canal
shall never be blockaded nor shall any
right of war be exercised or any act of
hostility be committed within It.
The United States, however, will be
at liberty to maintain such military
police along the canal as may be nec
essary to protect it against lawlessness
and disorder. General rules are laid
down for tho transit of vessels throw c'h
the canal, and it Is explicitly provided
that vessels of war or a belligerent
shall not take on supplies or stores In
the canal except so far as shall be
strictly necessary nor shall they em
bark or -disembark troops or materials
of war except in case of accidental
hindrance of the transit.
Vessels of war of belligerents are
not to be permitted to reraa.'n In J he
canal or water adjacent to it within
three marine miles of either end for a
longer period than twenty-four hours
except in case of distress. A vessel of
war of one belligerent shall not be
permitted to depart within twenty-four
hours of the vessel of war of the other
belligerent. If any change- in terri
torial sovereignty or of international
relations or any country along the line
of the canal shall o-'cur, the change
shall not effect the general principle
of neutralization.
According to this proposed treaty, in
brief, Great Britain gives to the United
51ll$
STERN OLD iOTHER EXPERIENCE
hcnabledusarterlyeiinitoMakaprfcctTh Reliable Incubator
pnd Brooders. .Toil ought to save our tlh Century I;Mltry Hook
in tho liousq. It will coat you but 10 cents and will mako you a matter in
tho poultry business.
RelliMs lacubalK & touin Co,, hi B-7, Qulncr, Ills.
Wf&iipr!tt
States tho privilege of building this
canal at United States exp.ms it The
United States will accent tho vcrv
clear explicit conditions which Great
JUrltain has laid down. Tho canal com
mission has made its report and rec
ommended the Nicaraguan routo. It
seems to be settled therefore that the
canal will be built, tho Nicaraguan
route being the privlledged one.
. Bits of Humor.
Once upon a time there dwelt in the
deserts of the far Orient a tribe of
Bedouins who were at great pains tj
perfect themselves in the art of danc
ing with the small of the back.
Neighboring tribes, wondering, made
bold to ask "To what end?"
"Why, in order that wo may appear
worthily at the great expositions held
from time to time to exhibit the in
dustrial, commercial, and intellectual
progress of the United States, of
course!" replied the Bedouins. Puck.
Eastener (on his vacation) "I be
lieve there is less of vice and crime
among the Indians out here than there
used to be. Is there not?"
Comanche Pete "You're right, pard.
Th' hain't ez many Injuns ez they used
to be."-Chicago Tribune.
It was after the church fair, and he
was surveying his purchase.
"Why do you speak of the cost as
'The Charge of tho Light Brigade?' "
she asked. "It seems to me the charge
was a heavy one."
"True," he admitted, "but every girl
at that table was a blonde." Chicago
Post.
Miss Gushington "I suppose, cap
tain, you've had a great many hair
breadth escapes."
Captain Kandor "Yes, indeed, and
the narrowest escape of all occurred
only a few days ago."
Miss Gushington "What! here at
home?"
Captain Kandor "Yes, I came very
near being sent back to the front
again." Philadelphia Press.
Wigg "I hear your friend, the un
dertaker, has been adjudged insane."
Wagg "Yes, poor fellow. I'm
afraid his case is hopeless. He Is try
ing to discover an elixir of life."
Philadelphia Record.
"If you woke up suddenly in tho
night and found yourself In the den of
a man-eating tiger, what would you
do?" '
"I'd promise myself to quit drink
ing." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Little Willie "Say, pa, did you ever
see a sea monster?"
Pa "Lots of them, ray son. They
run the hotels along the seashore."
Chicago News.
J.M.HOBER,
ncEDEn OF
English Polled Cattle
(RED)
AND Poland China and Chester White
Hogs.
Young Stock for Sale
Call and Examine. CorreHpon
dence solicited.
RKSIDIJNCU
Is It Safe?
When tho war with Spain made
more revenue necessary internal taxes
were again voted. Last year, when the
surplus became troublesome, a part
of these taxes was repealed. And
now it is proposed by the republican
leaders still further to reduce the
taxes on whisky, beer, and tobacco
vices or indigencies which all civ
ilized governments make tho basis of
their revenue and to leave untouched
the worse than, war taxes on the nec
essaries of the people, their food, fuel,
clothing, and shelter; taxes, too, which
promote monopolies and permit their
beneficiaries to sell cheaper in foreign
markets than to home consumers. Thl3
would be better than to continue tax
ation for a surplus or for extravagance.
But is it just? Is it statesmanlike? Is
it safe In a country where, after all,
the people rule? New York World.
5 Miles north of Central City, Nebr.
Cream SEPARATOR
ft
m
I'IhA
FREE
This is a Pennine
offer made to introduce the People
Cream Separator in every neighbor
hood. It is the best and simplest in
the world. We ask that you show it to
your neighbors who have cows. Send
your nnme and the name of the
nearest freight office. Address
PEOPLE SUPPLY CO.,
DEPT. 177 KANSAS CITV. Vlw
BRAND HEW STEEL ROGFINQ
Bon fcht nt Receiver' Bale
lilmtta either Hat, corru
KatcdorV'cr'rnpcd. No
toola except a hatthctor
li&mmcrla needed to lay
tho roofing. "Wo f urn I A
frco with each order
eaouch nalnt to At vr
covernnd nails to lay. Prlcojprr square, $liltl
A nquaro means 100 square ft. Writ for rro CaUUfue
K. mi in General McrehaadlM. Chicago IIouft
Wrecking Co.( West a&tb and Iron Sts., cuicago, lit
Slinron H(ocI Farm.
Thoronffhbrrd Holstoin-Fricsian Cnf tlo. Four
miles east of I'niyorsity Piaco. Nob. A fw
choice younp bulls for sale wiioso dams wnr
from rich milking strain, nnd winners at th
State Fair butter tents for sornral years.
John C. Pomrr. University VJnco, Nb.
"MBnaaaHBwtaBBiHnnrai
SHk. fc A Ssnduayouraaarn
TH 4 II Chf IC II VA and ira will thowyeii
idW t nrnlnh ihe work and teach yon I re, yoa work la
tha locality where you lire, Bind ui your Mreii and wa will
xplaln the bmlne-u fully, rememWYMRU&ranWoaelear profit
of Slfororeryday'i work, absolutely ure. C. Wrltaatonca.
UOXXh HJLAVriVtVXUU CO., 110x701, Itetratt, aUak.
Do You Scratch?
Intenso Itching, Eczema, nil akin diseases
ouicKiy cured. 211,000 persons cured in flv years.
I do what no phyakinn can do. Send f cents for
trial treatment. W. WJLLAHD, 316 Theodore
Street, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED FrRBT-fl&A3. EXrKRIKNCEDaffOntS
and general agents to soil tho grent "nn ouvn'b
KI-W FAMILY I'HYBICrAN," 210 Kdition. E.J. Jalin,
Washington Co., Bold 402 copies in ISdays. Profits
over fGOU, Writ for terms and chqico of terri
tory. A. IJ. KUIILMAN, Manhattan Duild
ino, Chicago.
AVKKAGK selling easy
ivornnra TIia maln l.
hardest working pomp work easy. "Windmills
turn in tho lightest wind. Fits all pumps. Ex
clusive territory. N ralk merit sells ft.
Pump Governor Co. 2:JT S. Canal St. Chicago.IlL
? nn DAILY
VliUU Pump Governors.
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gOCAIHE.FflORPH.NE.OPIUM
K LAUDANUM, of a nevcr-iaDing-harmless
Homo Cure. ..Address
Mrs. M.O.BALDttlN.P. O. Hoxl212Chtcago,m.
Elf Catarrh Cure (a compound witii or
-WI without tobacco.) The only remedy on
earth guaranteed to euro or money re
funded. Writo for free tample. EE-M Co., At
lanta, Ga.
with supple-
enttry
tatbo r
bound book. "Frames tho roost difiicult roof."
writes one customer. "Beginners succeed with
it" says another. "Will help anyone," says a
promfuQut architect. Sent prepaid for post
oiuco money order or urnit lor fi.w.
ROOF FRAMING CHART
C. M. OSBORH, Pub, Co.,
Lincoln, neb.
TELEGRAPHY
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dcc4oa6.bitf; great demand for operator t reboot organized,
1874. Catalor fret. DdDCICS I3STITITK, Valparaiso, Isa.
flTn CYEQ MADE NEW Away with glasses.
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