THE WEALTH MAKERS.
October 25. 1894
Fill HEADQUARTERS.
Contlnard from lat pm.
hip and the Legion ia imply the Peo
pled party club. It it no experiment,
ft ia planted in thirty-eight atatea. The
beet worker in the People'a party hold
our cominiasiona. Many of them hwi
waited, but now the sober sense of all tna
member of the party impela them to
band together in the Legion work. It
covers every aituation demanded by the
party. All economic meaeurea are dia
cuseed in iU meetings. Clubaewill largely
disband when the fall electfona' are over.
They have never had any ayetematio
plan. We change them toLegionafor20
cents for charter and euppliee.
The following ia the endorsement of the
National Committee of the People'a
party:
TBI INDUSTRIAL LEGION.
Immediately after the Legion wae or-
fanised at Memphis on November 19,
892, the offieere of the National Com
mittee gave it the following endorse
ment: , ,
We kindly request that the People'a
ptty atr.. eountv and local com mi tteee
fnerery state in the Union do all in their
power and lend a helping hand to orga
nise the Industrial Legion. Push the
organiiation into every atate, county,
precinct and school district in the land.
H. E. Taubbnkck, Chairman.
J. H. Turner, Secretary.
M. C. Rankin, Treasurer.
At the meeting of the National Exec
utive Committee at Chicago, August 2,
1893, the committee again renewed that
request. i
At tho meeting of the full committee at
St. Louis, February 22, 1894, the follow
ing resolution was adopted aa a part of
the reiort of the committee on address:
Resolved, That we renew our recom
mendation adopted at the meeting of
the National Executive Committee at
Indianapolis and Chicago, and earnestly
urge every atate and county committee
to organise the Industrial Legion in
every voting precinct in the land.
This resolution ia printed in the pro
ceedings of the meeting of the committee
in St. Louis, and the whole ia aigned H.
E. Taubeneck, chairman; J. H. Turher,
Secretary.
We have 1,000 Legiona in line already.
We have the additional endorsement of
nearly all the state committees, who all
bold for another year. They see the ab
solute need of this organisation.
Arkansas', after a noble fight in Sep
tember, where they gained all along the
line, have issued a grand state committee
address and urge the people to organise
Legions and ask all cluba to turn Into
Oondaetod by J. Y. V. Swibabt. Corraspos
dano. solid Ud. Kir, eydoaa or hail.
Legiona at once, and tbey are now writ
ing from every county. Let this example
be followed in every atate.
Objection ia made that the legion re
aiata fusion, and no man or woman can
belong to it that barters the honor of the
party; that ia its proudest title to confi
dence. Wherever fusion has raised its
head the Legion has helped to kill the
monster. We will never win until we
deserve to, and then God will crown us
with a victory. Every emergency in our
great work ia provided for in the Legion.
The South, in its daring battle against
both the old parties cannot enthrone the
radiant principle of a fair ballot without
a strong and determined Legion at every
voting precinct demanding at the risk of
life, if needed, an honeat count. In the
great citiea with their multitude of socle
ties we can maintain our principles and
have untrammeled conventions by a Le
gion in every voting precinct. We will
be swallowed up and our name changed
and platform obliterated if we do not
mass in Legiona. Organisation alone
will maintain the faith adqpted at Oma
ha. The grand workers who have pro
claimed our doctrine from ocean to ocean
and by the noble sell sacrifice have earn
ed the laurel crown will be trodden nnder
foot and their places taken by a discor
dant force that will disband and destroy
ua if we do not organise. We are com
posed of a heterogeneoua mass, bound
together by slender tiea and ropes of
and and if we do not cling together our
enemies will separate us. The same
agents that made merchandise of past
movements are again at work. Men
who hold our commission in high places
should not part their garments with the
enemv and wreck themselves in a hope-
leaa attempt to save both God and mam
mon.
"He who is not for us is against us,"
and "while our doors are open to the
North. South, East and West," we need
not go outside our own ranka for men
and women to lead our columna.
We have nothing in common with the
rotten bulks of the old parties ana we
can win this battle bv thorough organi
sation on the fundamental doctrines of
the Omaha platform, and when the vie
torv is won we can earner every fruit and
legislate in favor of all the legitimate de
mands of honest labor.
Let as inaugurate the great conflict of
1896 bv rallying everywhere into local
Legions, so we ma; be ready for the bat
tle. We have millions to contend with
The enemy are entrenched; they control
both the old parties; they have allies
across the Bea. It will need the grandest
effort that the world has ever witnessed
to win the victory. In our ranks rest
the bosses of a peaceful settlement at the
ballot box. The enemy are eager to use
force. Thev control the army and navy
and have the money power of the world
tosuDDort their cause. Five hundred
thousand battle-worn veterans who once
wore the Blue and Gray, are banded to
gether to save the nation from the hor
rors of civil war. Once they contended
lite men in the areua of blood. Now,
thank God, under the old flag Washing
ton, Adams and Jefferson gave us we
tnnnh nlhowa to save the nation from
' HMtrnntinn. We want 1.000 brave de-
mntaA men find women who with a Will
ing nirit of self sacrifice will march for-
n.rd and overcome all obstacles and
plant the bannerof the Industrial Legion
in avafv votinir precinct in the land. If
this is done the People's party will cap
fn th White House and congress in
1 OR. Who will volunteer? Send for
and let all clubs. Alliances, farm
nl labor orders procure charters at
once. Paul Vandkrvoobt.
W Icgot to mention last week that
Judge Stark, our candidate for congress
in the Fourth district, was invited by
Judge Reese to make a short speech at
the opening of the law department of the
State University, Judge Thompson of
n..m1 Inland was the other speaker.
Judge Stark ia recognised by men of ull
partica as a man of aplendid ability and
attainments, Hia brotberliness-if we
may coin a word-tale uuvaryingcourtesy
and large heartedness, are what make
him so popular.
ADVICE TO SOLICITORS.
There are several secretaries of local
mutual companies who might add to
their stipend by adopting the plan of
canvaasing for insurance that Bro. Lich
ty uses. In the Richardson county com
pany the fees are $2 for first $1,000. In
the cyclone company, $3. He tells his
patrons that the fees are $5 for fire,
lightning, cyclone, tornado and wind
storm, aud 20c per $100 added. The
result is, he sent to us in one week a
bunch of the applications, while if he bad
told them the fee was $2 in the local com
pany and had written their fire applica
tion and then asked them about the cy
clone part, they would not have had time
to bother with it, while, as a rule, most
people need and are more desirous of
protection against wind than fire, be
cause in the latter they have a great
amount of control by being careful, but
with the former no man can in any way
effect the force, course, velocity, time or
any other element. Further. If you will
stop to think you will conclude that
there is more loss by wind on farm prop
erty than by fire. I hope that not only
the secretaries of local mutuals but also
all agents of local mutuals will do the
cause of mutual insurance good by push
ing cyclone insurance on ali good and
substantial buildings possible, for two
reasons; first, by getting the cyclone in
surance out of the way of stock companies'
road agents they will have that much
less to try to get your members into a
company that will, carry all the risk;
second, by getting better wages you can
do more work and will be able to stay in
the field more, hence your local company
will grow faster, aud Dually the road
agents of all competitors Willi have van
ished, as is the case in many localities.
Some ti me ago we spoke of W. B. Thatch
er having written hini nsurance with us
and in five days he sent in his policy for
cancellation. In a few days he had a loss,
and now we are told that he cancelled
his insurance with us and placed it with
the Farmers and Merchants. That com
pany had $600 on furniture. It was
totally burned and yet be wae told that
the company was not responsible, but
they would compromise by allowing him
$265. Rather than go into law Mr. T.
accepted their unfair, unjust, ungentle
manly and dishonest offer. Just as hun
dreds of farmers have done at the bid of
monoy-making insurance companies all
over the state. Just as long an farmers
will allow these oily-tongued agents to
give them calls they may expect to be
gulled, both by the agent and the com
pany. If the farmers of this state will
consider the insurance man who calls on
him two or three times as great a fraud
as the lightning rod man in his palmiest
days, and treat him the same, they will
in a short time not be bothered by them,
and your neighbor who has a fraternal
feeling will giveyou an honest adjustment
of your loss.
P. S. Please mark this article and
haud to your neighbor.
THE CHAMBERED NAUTILUS
This IS Mm ship of paari which poets taiga.
Ball the BBabadowed ein
Th ventaron bark that Mags
Oa th iMt rammer wind Its parol wings
Ia gall ancbaatad a-har tha aim elnga,
Aud eorala raafi II bar.
Where tha cold aea-malda rise to ana their itraant
log hair.
Its web or Urlng game no more anfarl;
Wreaked la the ahlp of pearl!
And Tery chambered eeU
Where It dim-dreaming life was wont to dwell.
Aa the frail tenant haped hi growing hell.
Before thee Ilea revealed
It Irlaed celling rent, It innlee crypt unaaalad.
Tear after year beheld the silent toil
That prad hi lostroa coll;
Still aa the iplral grew.
He left the paat year' dwelling for the new,
8tole with aoft atep IU ahining archway through,
Bnilt np It Idle door;
Stretched It last-found home, and knew the old
no more.
Thank forth heavenly meeaag brought by
thee.
Child of th wandering sea.
Cast from her lap forlorn.
From thy dead Hp a clearer not Is bora
Than ever Triton blw from hi wreathed hornl
While oa my ear it ring.
Through th deep cave of thought I heat a
vole that ilnga,
"Build thee more etately mansion. 0 my oul,
As tb w If t season roll! '
. Leave thy low-vaulted paatl
Lat each new temple, nobler than the last.
Shut the from heaven with a dome mora vast.
Till thou again art free.
Leaving thine out-grown ihell by 111' unreitlng
sea." O. W. Holme. .
Ex-Lecturer Faircbllds Heard Prom
Oakdalr, Neb.. Oct 17, 1894.
Editor Wealth Makers:
Herewith I send subscription; continue
tp send The Wealth Makers. We must
have it. We find it is the truest, the
surest, and the most formidable and
effective weapon in batttling for truth
and human liberty.
' Our people in this portion of the atate
are solid in line for the Independent state
ticket, and those who know of the intri
cate workings of Joe Bartley aud Barret
Scott, the Holt county defaulting treas
urer, find that it would be greatly to the
interest of the people of the state, if
every voter would cast his ballot for J.
H. Powers for treasurer.
The contest in this congressional dist
rict is between Meiklejohn and J. M. De
vine. Hensley is not considered to be in
the fight. Devineis making a splendid
canvass. He is found equal to the de
mand everywhere, and is havinga strong
following from all parties and win un
doubtedly be elected over Meicklejohn by
a handsome majority.
Yours for the success of our cause, our
ticket and The Wealth Makers.
S. C. Faibchilds.
That Bank Kobb ry at Homer
Another murderous attempt of the
bloodhounds to besmirch the character
of an upright and honored citizen has
come to light. This time the victim is
Herman Freese of Antelope county. Mr.
Freese was formerly cashier of the Homer
bank, and later lived a while at Pender.
Some three or four years ago, while Mr.
Freese was acting as cashier, it is alleged
that the bank of Homer was robbed of
$1,500 in gold and bank bills. It is fur
ther alleged that the "mystery" of the
bank robbery is now being cleared up,
the account of which in part is as follows:
The party who occupies the house form
erly occupied by Mr. Freese, went to the
well a few mornings since to araw a
bucket of water: the first bucket yielded
a five dollar bill, which so encouraged
the drawer that he kept on until $15 was
in like manner secured. The matter was
communicated to the bank, the president
of which at once recognised (?) his money,
had the well drained and recovered be
tween $1,200 and $1,300. A warrant
was sworn out and Mr. Freese arrestea
while in the midst of a campaign for the
office of county attorney. It seems that
there are several mysterious features to
the above strange story that need clear
ing up before Mr. Freese s character is
assailed. If Mr. Freese had anything to
do with the bank robbery, why did he
throw the whole batch into his own wellf
If he did and knew it was still there, why
did he leave it there when he moved
away? How did it happen that the well
gave up its valuable deposits in euch
quick succession after once started, when
It bad shown no signs oi tne same in toe
past three or four years?
It is very posxioie mat an oi m auove
questions could he answered by the pres
ident oi the bank and his backers, if they
would. But they will not. Mr. rreese s
rood character must be broken if possi
ble, and he defeated at whatever cost.
It does seem to be nign time mat "mat
old aerpont, which is the Devil, and
Satan" bo bound. C.T.G.
Populist Campaign Orators Dates.
The State and Congressional commit
tees announce below the dates and places
when and where our statecandidatesand
the Texas "Cyclone" will speak. Let
each Populist within reach immediately
take a hand in advertisingthesemeotings
and get as many of his neighbors oat to
hear our speakers as possible. Make
each meeting a rouser. Much depends on
losal preparation and each wide awake
Populist can do much to make the meet
ings effective. Look over all the dates
below and set yourselves at work. The
speakers' places and dates areas follows:
JUDGE STARK.
Aurora, November 5.
8HRADER AND HAMPTON.
Overton, October 26, 7:30 p mv
Sumner, " 27, " "
Eddyville, " 29, '
Calloway, " 30, " "
Thedford, November 2, " "
Hyannis, " 3, "
W. H. DECH.
Osmond, October 26, 2 pm.
Brunswick, " 27, 2 "
Emporia, " 29, 2 "
Swing, M 30, 2
Oakdale, " 31, 2 "
Petersburg, November 1, 2 "
Boone, " 2, 2 "
Platte Center, " 3, 2 "
W. H. WESTOVER.
Grand Rapids, October 26, 2 p m.
Basin, " 27, 2 "
Butte, " a, a
Spencer, " 30, 2
Lvnch. " 31, 2
Niobrara, November 1, 2 "
Verdigris, " 2, 2 "
Creighton, " 3. 2 "
A. H. WEIR.
October 26, 2 pm.
26, 8 "
" 27, 2 "
" 27, 8 "
i. 29, 2 "
' 29, 8 "
" 80, 2 "
" 30, 8 "
" 31, 8 "
November 1,2 "
I, 8 "
, " 2, 8 "
" 3, 8 "
5, 8 "
n
Brown ville,
Nemaha City,
Verdon,
Salem,
Johnson,
Talmage,
Crab Orchard,
Sterling,
Plattsmouth,
Louisville,
South Bend,
Lincoln,
Union College,
Lincoln,
HON. WM. A. MCKEIGHAN.
Tea cultivation is a coming industry
of Hawaii.
A good quality of rope is now being
made from pineapple fiber.
The price of camphor advanced 100
per cent as a result of the Corean war.
Taper is beginning to crowd out
rubber as the material for bicycle
tires.
In 1825 the price of gas in New
York was $10 per thousand feet In
1840 it was $7. In 1855 it was $3.50.
Now it is $1.35.
In 1874 the eouipment of the New
York elevated railroad was six en
gines and ten cars. In 1831 the
equipment of the New York elevated
system consists of 331 locomotives and
1,116 cars.
For the last two or three years Eng
land experienced a dronth so severe
that its agricultural products were
aoriouialv iniured. This year, how
ever, crop conditions seemed favora
ble, and the greatest acreage yield in
the world was promised. But heavy
rains set in, and almost entirely
rsirti the wheat on of Ores 84bv1
October 26, 2 pm.
.. 27) 8
" 29, 2 "
" 30, 2 "
" 31, 8 "
November, 2, 2 '
" 3, 2 "
Edited by Mb. J.
wall. Nebraska.
T. Kelub, Secretary. Hart
F. Ham & Co. of Philadelphia; who
seemed anxioua for the Alliance trade
and were well recommended, have not
given satisfaction to a brother in Sheri
dan county who ordered a suit of clothes
of them, sending them $15. They sent
him an entirely different and, according
to samples sent me, very inferior suit.
So they can not be considered very de
sirable parties to deal with. There are
honest firms and only such are wanted
by our order.
THE ANNUAL MEETINO.
The regular date for our annual meet
ing is the third Tuesday in November.
The plan for holding such meeting has
not been decided on yet, as we were de
sirous of having it in the city most con
venient for the majority of the delegate
That your Alliance may be counted aa
eligible to representation and influence
the location of the plan of meeting, dues
should be sent in without delay.
Mrs. J. T. Kellii, Sec'y.
That Wjnmm RffrBt can twt meevrf with
Dr. Miles' NEBVE PLASTER. Only 25a.
IN FOLLY'S WAKE.
Customer How do you use this in
sect powder? New Clerk On the in
sects, ma'am. .
Willetts What's Blobson doing
:tow? Gilletts He isn't doing any
thing. He's got a government posi
tion. "Er about this coming prize tight,"
said the reporter. "Well?" asked the
pugilist "Is it to be fought with
bare mouths or telephones?"
Charlie Mamma, mayn't I go out
into the street for a bit? The boys
say there's a comet to be seen.
Mamma Well, yes; but don't go too
near. '
"Hello, Bilby! Still in the patent
fire ext'ncfuisher business?" "No. The
fact is, Sipes, the building we were
doing business in burned down. We
lost everything." '
Irrigated Farms-$1,000!
if iiar iiir-1 an
OUT of a thousand farms in 90UTHWF8T EAJTSA8, of 160 acres each, we are
selling a limited number quipped with an independent and permanent irriga
tion plant sufficient for at least ten acres on each farm. The price at which
these 160 acre farms are selling is merely about what the ten acres and irrigation
plant are worth.
- Before buying a farm investigate this. 8pecial terms mads for Cslonies, Call
on as or write for particulars.
THE SYNDICATE LANDS & IRRIGATING CORPORATION,
Boom 412 lew Eagland Life Building. 9th & Wyandotte Sts-, 1818 0TTT, MO-
All drugfflata sell Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters.
Three Cent Column.
"For Sale," "Wanted, ""For Exchange, "and
(mail advertisement for short time, will be
charged three ceats per word for each Inser
tion. Initials or a number counted aa one
word. Cash with the order
If von wawt anything, or have anything that
anybody else "wants," make It known through
this column. U will pay.
POPULISTS Hand tor th song, "Th People,
Dear Peopl," S6& Addraa i. B. Babooox,
BoyaltoB, Wla.
lata
Burr's block, Lincoln, Neb.
ints. Good
y, Lincoln,
37U
TIT ANTED Fire and cyclone i
TT pay. J. . Mm owigaxt.
Neb.
rlGLEY as BURKE TT, attorneya-avisw.
1038 O 8k, Lincoln, Neb.
rlGLEY BURKETT. atronteys-at-law,
102S o St Lincoln, Neb. Abstracts ex
amined. - -
Cheap Land, de-
Ushtral climate In Northern Texas. Send
for circular. Mcdonald & ri i chib,
Mtf . renaer, wen.
LOTS of Ram, Big Crops,
Ughtfol climate In Nor
TTTE do a general Bxchaage business la
V V Real Estate and stocks or Merchandise.
What have
BITOnlE,
feyi
i,P
on sot to trade?
'ender, Neb.
MCDONALD 0)
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HOLCOMB PORTRAIT BUTl'UKS ana rina,
cellolotit portrait, 2H by S Inches, 10 cent.
Ribbon Badges, U ana zs cents, r . n. uui,
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CCT THIS OCT mat un4 it w u Willi your ninw and address, rJ Soar; RraalrtdTn adraMtjand
will and la yo by tipma, tama daT wa rccelTt too ord.r, 100 of Mr final Farfaet 10a. Of,
aa4 ia tba lama packaa Solid 6 aid Filled Watah, Ilta or Saata aiaa, Itam winder aad utlar,
Una artTa Jewel lad nickel taoTamant, caKfaily adjuted and timed, baaatifol Cnlih, enamel dial, aabraak
able malaiprl;, splendid timekeeper, eleaant entraTtd eatai, warranted try Special Certltcata 90 yean.
Toaaxasaias tha roods at Uieexpreet omca aadir satisfactory, pay theamreu sceat a.M andeiprsea
enriaa, and Ik box of 100 Ctfars aad Gold Filled Watcb are yours. This offer Is nada solely to bUrodaoa
er fsmeos ciran, and t protect aarselrae arahast dealers and spsemlators ardariaf la larjra oosnttUes,
we will Rot sell more toaa I boies sod i wmlrfiae to aavooe rjenco. Waaranav axDraaa aad aire free a
pldpliuMchsia whra cask, S.M,i,ssatwllb order. Write n-da.
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ana meet.
THROW AWAY YOUR CURRY COMB AND BRUSH 1
buy RIITM INf.TalN "Cfev.lW'
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tingle required. No tight girth. No eon backs. No chafing of mane. No nib-1
blngof tail.No horse can wear them under his feetNO COM B OFF TO ThKM. ,
We confine our safes to Jobbers only. SdTnof"
them, we will, In order to convince yon of the superiority of the BURLING- (
TON "OTaY ON" over all Imitations and old style blankets, send only one ,
mangel m any aoaresg, express paia on receipt or price.
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prices, sent free a any who want fancy Iron and
wire work or city, oemetary and farm fenoet, ate.
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FVM. WOODS,
Fine Stock Auctioneer.
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reoairaa ia aaraacat
ail tw TrUL Na
faosa. World's Fair Asadalawaraed
DenU.Byf aory mm aar. imint
cJ, VuaOaS aad sead today far awaktaa or larre fraa
FREE SilLlt.oitap-. - yy.ji:T-
Fl. C0.BUwaUttAV.elTABO,IU
OXFORD
WILL $1200 MEET YOUR WANTS?
H so job can mk $1200 to $2000 this year wora
tnm . t.aiiias na An at well a gentlemen'
Dept. Bar, b. I. BELL A CO.. Philadelphia, Pa-
Agents Wasted tor "Striking lor Lite."
Labor'a side of tha labor question, by iom
SwwrOir, (he Pillar of Ughtj of ths labor move
ment. Oompleta agent's outfit nUK Quick,
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tbia College ha decided to furnish board, tutlon.
IVla;'.;. .nd tarn It. Applicant will be re
quired to -ret some property owner to guarantee
that tb College will loss nothing onheirao.
connt. Bpecial Teachers Course a well a Burt-
writ, qutca. . -.--. iSSra
Imperial,
Culbertson,
Macon,
Hildreth,
Clay Center,
Hardy,
Guide Rock,
Thn Lancaater County Campaign
State candidates will sjeak in Lancas
ter county at the following times aud
places:
Waverly, Oct. 31, Powers and McFad-
den.
Raymond, Nov. 2, Gaffin and Rewick,
HOW
to get a Million of Circulars to
diutrlbnt at $4.00 per 10nO.
How to become a nrst-clas
Messmerlst, Hypnotist, Mind
Header and Clairvoyant, a Large boos
4 only 10c. Address at once, u. n. nun an.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Please mention The Wealth Makers.
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V LINCOLN, NEB.
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Furnas County Herd.
L-E. Beikthiwa
Foland-Ohinu.
Eolstein Oattle-
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HIGHEST BICYCLE HONORS
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r,, war swarded to
BICYCLES
A decision merelg supplemental to the Judgment
of approval of the best Informed wheel devotees.
HOW
TO
GET
RICH
IS told In 'TBI no AD TO
WEALTH LKAD8
THROUGH THE SOUTH,"
a 800 page book full of facts
and figures concerning that
land toward which all ere
are turning. Only 26 cents.
Z. a ROBERTSON A CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Neava Building.
Wk expected to have in this week's ia
sue another instalment of Sixth district
matter concerning Mr. Kern, but are
sorry to have to say that we forgot to
order the matrix cast up in time to get
it in. It will appear next week. Mr.
Kern ia making a telling canvass and
will be elected by a sweeping majority.
But keep again', as Bixby saya. Make
it and the vote for the atate ticket as big
aa possible.
Dae the Northwestern Una to Chicaga
Low rates. Faat trains. Offioa 1183 0
Street
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wutch bv expire, for examination.
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uuU if J ull think It a bu l ira in
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and ItlMVoul. ltixthebai u-
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in the world lor the money
and bvttertnaniiian.v wnvcueo
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mf cliante a lovely (fold plnte
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WRIT! TO-DAT, thla offer will
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& IMP0R1IN6 CO.,
334 DEARBORN STREET,
Chicaoo, III.
Catalogue free at any Rambler Agency.
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Chicago. Bostos. WASHnteioK. Niw Toax.
E. K. GUTHRIE, Agent,
lilncoln. Nl
GiVei) AWaiji
Ii more good points can not be shown In It
. than any other hay press made.
Martin & Morrissey M'fg Co.,
Ornarta Tb
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M pigs sired by six first
class males, and from aowa
as good. Berkshire : Sal.
lies, Dochess, and others.
Poland-China: J o r w i a,
Tecumseh and WUkea.
None better. All stock at
half price, (on account et
thedrouth),and guaranteed
as represented. Mention
TBS WBAIffH MaKBRB. '
H. S. WILLIAMSON,
Beaver City, Neb.
Elkhorn Valley Herd
Of POLAND CHINA 8WINE.
"if
I have all the leading strains including Free
Trades, Wilkes and Black U. 8 families. The
best let of pigs I ever raised sired by Paddys
Chip 1638, Fs Wanamaker 85829, ( o!. U.S.
iua My sows are mostly Free Trade ana
Wilkes strains.
L- H. BUTEB, 5eligh, Neb.
Vonr Butter. Exit,
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Potatoes, Hide,
te,ltjs. Wnul. liar,
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HIVE to us. Quick sales at tiie n
mnrket price and prompt returns made.
vV rite for prices or any Information you may want.
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174 South Watr HU Clh IcaaTO. Ill .
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