March 28, 1895
ALFALFA SEED A SPECIALTY.
Case. Millet Seeds, Kafir, Bio aad Jeroaalem Corn, aH arowa la USi. Fee
pries addraa. MoMTR ft XIHISOV.
Plea mentloa this paper. Oardaa City. Kansas.
THE CO-OPERATORS' DEPARTMENT.
Conducted by J. T. M SwiatT. Coriwpon
deuce solicited. Fire, yclon or bail.
OR MORE COWS!
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THE WEALTH MAKERS.
a 1 i " i .
imwssmi INSURAfiCE DEPARTMENT have you five PEEIIQ
ft UK.ft.UU
The regular monthly mwtinn ot" the
Christian Corporation and a meeting of
the board of directors will be held Satur
day evening, March 80, at 7:30 p. m., in
this building, 1120 M St. Important
business is to be transacted and all mem
bers are expected to to present or send
a reason why they can not attend.
WHAT WE ARE DOING
The Christian Corporation is making
progress slowly. We cannot provide
work for all who hare made application
to join us, but shall send for each family
as soon as means are obtained to set
tbern at work. Brother Keene is now in
Lincoln rustling to get the co-operative
store started. We are planning to get
an inexpensive irrigation plant to insure
the crop on our 40 acre truck farm three
miles from Lincoln Brother Eyestone
will stay in Butlercounty tocarry on the
240 acre farm there this summer. We
cannot all of us get together before full.
Some that are now of us will be obliged
to stay away perhaw longer. Theobsta
cles that stand in our wiiy are easily re
movable as means increase. Property
this spring cannot be sold. TIkth is
therelore a great lack of money. But if
a good crop is raised we shall have more
looxe means and outside property cnn be
sold without sacrificing it.
The child must creep before it runs.
Slow growth will test oar motives and
make our increase healthy and perma
nent. Our Monday meetings are interesting
and will become more and more so. We
discuss farming (some of us as Horace
Oreeley did), how to raise this, that and
the other thing, how to save labor, how
to rig up a power to lift water out of
Salt Creek, how to make the store a sue
cen, etc., etc. We take a common inter
est in everything, because it is our busi
ness. The farmer is interested in the
store now as never before; and the mer
chant will be interested in the farm. We
no longer call what we possess our own,
individual, "our" taking the place of
my" and "mine."
We must soon start Sunday meetings
also to discuss our duties one to another
and to the world, and to study und draw
inspiration from the word of God.
At a special meeting of the members of
the Christian Corporation lust Thursday
brother S. K. Keene of Missouri Valley,
Iowa, was elected superintendent of the
Mercantile Department and is on the
ground working up the co-owerative
store enterprise. He is a steam engine
and boiler combined, and will make the
wheels go.
See Brother Hardin's Christian Corpo
ration sermou on pnge three. He has
made application to unite with us.
A SPECIALTV
MILLET
AND
CANE
CLOVER.
GRASS
T. Or.
M0O-MO3 Union Ave.,
Kansas City, Ha
Bullet In His Brain. '
New Tork, March 25. The physicians
At the Manhattan hospital are much
Interested in the case of George Sues
senbach, a German, who attempted
suicide in Central park by shooting
himself in the head Just one month ago
and who is rapidly recovering in spite
of the fact that the bullet still lies em
bedded in his brain.
John L Sullivan 111.
Boston, Mass., March 25. John L.
Sullivan is sick with pneumonia at the
home of his sister here, but his con
dltlon is not alarming.
Tobacco Ta Rejected.
Berlin, March 18. The committee of
the Reichstag, to which the tobacco tax
bill was referred, has rejected the para
graph of that measure embodying i
principle regarding a tax on the manu
facture of tobacco.
' Rebel soldiers Captured and Slain.
Colon, March 18. A severe engage
ment was fought at Baranca Monday,
March 11. The rebels numbered 600, ot
whom 120 were' slain. In addition the
government troops, which were vlctort
ous, captured many prisoners.
Trie to Kill III Family.
Clinton, Iowa, March 18. Cornelia.
Judd, while temporarily insane, yester
day tried to kill his wife, three chil
dren and himself. His wife held him
In check until aid arrived.
Strike lit Manitowoc, Wli.
Manitowoc, Wis.. March 25. The dock
laborers employed at the F. and P. M.
dock in this city, struck yesterday for
an Increase In wages. They have been
loading the company's boats for 15
cents an hour and struck for 20 cents.
Garaa's Death Confirmed.
Washington. March 25. Under date
of San Jose, Costa Rica, March 10,
United States Minister Baker confirms
the report of the death of Catarlno E.
- Garza, the notorious Mexican revolu
tionist and outlaw, who, for a long
tlm, operated on the northern border
of Mexico along the Rio Grande.
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TIMOTHY.
A LITTLE FELLOW
Kay, Sunday' lonesome far a HUI teller.
With pop anil nm'm a readlo all the while.
An' never savin' anything to cheer ye.
An' lookln, 'lf they didn't know how to
mile;
With hook an' line a-bangln' in the woodehed,
An' lot o' 'orm down by the outside cellar
An' Brown's creek Just oyer by the mllldam
Say, Sunday' lonesome far a little feller.
Why. Sunday' lonesome far a little feller,
Bight od from eon-op when tb day com
mence; For little feller don't bar much to think of,
'Cept chasla' gopher 'Ions the cornfield
fence;
Or dlgtfln' alter mole down la the woodlot.
Or ellmbln' after apple what' not meller.
Or flsliln' down In llrown' creek hu' mill pond:
Say, Sunday' lonesome for a little feller.
Bat Sunday's never lonesome tor a little feller.
When he I st ay In' down to Unci Ore's:
He took bis hook onct right ont in tbe orchard,
An' told as little chaps Jnst lot o' atorle;
All truly true, that hiippeued onct far honest,
An' one 'bout Hons In a sort o' cellar,
An' haw ome angel came and abut their mouth
np.
An' how l hey nener toched that Dan'l feller.
An' Sunday' pleasant down to Aunt Marllda's:
She lets an take some books that some on
gin her; '
An' take ns down to Sunday school 'n tb
icboolbonse:
An' sometimes has a nice shortcake for din
ner,
An' onct she bad a puddln' full o' raisins.
An' onct a frosted cake all white and yeller.
t think, when I stay down to sunt Marllda's
That Sanday'i plensunt for a little feller.
Christian Advocate.
The Nationalists Resolve
At the meeting of the nationalist club
on Sunday afternoon city politics was dis
cussed, and the following was adopted:
Resolved, That the most important
questions before the people in the city,
state and nation is not, "shall the social
evil be suppressed, the saloons and dance
houses closed on Sunday, the liquor
traitic prohibited, the taxpuyers (?) pro
tected or Sunday ball games prevented.
Resolved, That the most important
question in city, state and nation is,
"Shall every man and woman be insured
an opportunity to earn a comfortable
living without resorting to vicious and
disreputable methods.
Resolved, That as leading townrdsthis
much desired result, the people of this
city should own and operate all its public
works, such as lighting plants, street
railways, telephonesystem and municipal
coal yard, brick yard and milk depot; be
it further
Resolved, That the question as to
whether men shall be able to live at all
takes precedence over the question as to
how and in what manner they shall live.
$750.00 A Year and All Expenses,
. We want a few more Ueneral Agent, ladles or
gentlemen, to travel and appoint agents on our
new publications. Full particulars given on ap
plication. If you apply please send referents,
and state business experience, age and send pho
tograph. If yon cannot travel, write ns for
terms to local canvaHser. Dept. Kara, S. I. BELL,
& CO., Philadelphia, fa.
Farm For Sale.
410 acre: M aorta la cultivation; 1 room dwelling,
good well of par water aad cistern. S00 acre
prairie. 60 acres timber: situated !tt mile Iroan
I)e Are, the county Mat of Prairie eonnty, a
buy little town on the west bank ot Whit Hirer;
cheap ranportotlo by steamer line; good
harch and school privilege. Price $2,860. I1.50
eaah, balance la deferred payments. Addreas,
W. H. VIVION. Loaoka, Ark.
Wanted !
Ta trudn rM.riftnoA nrnnortv for Hfah-
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liBhed newspaper. Would pay part cash
for a paying plant. H. f, uibson,
Rising City, Neb.
TINGLEY & BURKETT,
Attorney s-at- Law,
1026 O St., Lincoln, Mb.
OeOwtteaa mad aad money remitted u day
as collected.
-A.. J. -A-deiins,
BRADSHAW, NEB.,
Breeder of
Black Langshan Chickens.
The greatest general purpose chicken of the age.
My flock soorea from 804 to 4.
EGGS FOR SALE..
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
Fold outright, no rent, no royalty. Adapted
toOiiy.ViilaReorCountry. Needed in every
home, shop, store and office. Greatest convea.
jence and best kbI ler on earth.
Agroin nuke from S5 to 690 prr dav.
One in a residence means a sale to all the
neiRbbors. Fine iurtrumentn, no toys, works
nnywhere, any distance. Complete, ready for
use when shipped. Can be put np by any one,
never out of order, no repairing, last a life
time. Warrant,d. A money maker. Write
"U. P. Harrison & Co., Clerk 10. Columbus. 0
TINGLEY & BURKETT.
Attorneys for Administrator, 1026 0
Street, Lincoln, Neb.
Notioe of Sale of Real Estate
In the matter ot the Estate ot Mary A. Hostetter,
deceased.
Notice I hereby given that In pursuance of aa
order ot Samuel Chapman, Judge ol tbe district
eonrt of Otoe eonnty, mat of Nebraska, mad
on the 21st day ot February, 1895, tor tbe sal ol
the real estate hereinafter described, there will b
old at tb premises, No. 8111 O St., Lincoln, Ne
braska, oa th 26th day ot March, 1895, at 3:00
o'clock p. m., at public sal to the higheet bidder
tor cash, subject to incumbrance against th
same, the following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot numbered six (), In block numbered one (1),
In Plalnview addition to tb city of Lincoln,
Lancaster eonnty, Nebraska. bald sale will r
main open one hour.
Dated thi 27th day of February, 1895.
C. M. MeOltEW,
Administrator ol th Eatate ot Mary A. Hostet
ter. deceased. M4
It appearing best for the Interest of all parties
concerned in tbe sale of tbe above described
premises to have a postponment of the s.ald sale,
notice is therefore hereby given that eaid sale la
postponed and adjourned, and will be beld on
Wednesday, April 8, 1895, at 2 o'clock p. m. at
the east door of the court house in Lincoln, Lan
caster county. Neb., and will be open lor one
hour, and the sale conducted on the same term
as stated above.
Dated this 26th day of March, 1895.
C. H. McGREW,
Administrator of th Estate ol Mary A. Hoi
tetter, deceased.
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TUB DOTV OK TIIK I.EJJIHLATUItK.
The insurance lobS.v told the aouse
comiiiitte on insuruiice, that the raise
in ratfa last year was made necessary by
the "Value in Policy," and that uiiIbhs
that law was repealed there woild be
another raise,
II. R. 246, by Drockman, will allow
mutual companies to organize, and those
who desire to insure in that kind of a
company will have a chance. Heire the
fact that the townspeople may or;anii
and get away from an exorbitaut rate in
the stock cotnpaniea, the same as the
farmers are doing, will deter the stock
companies from making a raise.
The house said by a vote of 8Ji to 7
when II. It. 417 was indefinitely post
poned, that it was not in favor of annull
ing or repealing either the farm mutual
law or the "value in policy law." Now
if you desire to bo consistent you ;ill at
once advance this bill to its final passage
and rush it through to the senate.
The farmers are saving thousands of
dollars annually, and as the towns' peo
ple are asking this legislature to give
them a similar right it should by all
means be given them. No one can give
a just reason why H. R. 246 should not
become a law, as its passage will in the
next two years affect every policy holder
in the state.
It will serve as a lever to keep the rate
of stock companies down, but if it does
not pass, the stock companies can con
time to raise the rate to any point
they please, and the town-peojile hive to
have to submit or do without insurance.
There is a town dwelling house insur
ance company in Iowa that has been
running two years. They have about
2,U00,000 insurance; have had but $541
in losses.
The farmers in that state hav had
companies running for more than twenty
years, the average cost has been less than
one per cent for five years.
In this state there arenot far from 15,
00U members of farm mutual companies,
and all are well pleased with the results
of their experience.
We invite you to take a peep at the re
port of the forty-three farm companies
iu the Auditor's office.
Of these forty-three companies twelve
sustained no loss. The total amount of
losses for 1894 was but $13,709, carry
ing an average risk for the year of about
$12,000,000. The amount written dur
ing the year was $6,155,464. Fees re
ceived therefor $39,676. which would be
64-100 of one per ceut, $6.40 per $1000.
There are three state stock companies.
Last year 'they received $263,305, for
$14,101,881, and paid out $113,432 for
losses.
These three companies collected at the
fate of 86-100 or $18.60 per $1,000.
The printed report of the Auditoi" does
not show several things that should be
shown, both in the stock and mutual
companies: for instance, one company
that carries Are and cyclone insurance
reports that they have $2,000 insurance,
when the facts are that they have $1,000
in each department. At that rate any of
our companies could report twice the
amount that we have, and when asked
to explain we could say that we have so
much in fire (the full amount) and the
same amount in lightning, which in real
ity would be just double the actual
amount of insurance. The Auditor's re
port should bring out this fact and
should also separate the amounts of in
surance written on different classes of
business. ,
I am not censurinirthe Auditor, because
the law says what we shall rpquire of
the insurance companies, and if he asked
any more of the companies they would
not answer.
I think it would be a good thing for the
officers of our mutual companies to get
together and consult with the Auditor
before he calls on us for another state
ment, and agree upon a form of report
that will show the full working of the
company.
H. U. 246, is the third bill on general
file in the house, and may be passed
soon, but its friends will have to do some
effective work to get it through the
senate.
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For Sale
at a Bargain!
Lease of 640 acre school land (im
proved) all enclosed with six-wire fence,
180 head of nice young hogs weighing
from 100 to 200 pounds to go with it.
This is in Custer county near Broken
Bow. Price, 13,000.
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Jefferson Co. Jansen, Neb,
POUND CHINAS FOR SALE.
I! in need of a choicely bred Polaod
bow write to J. V. Wolfe, Box 825,
Lincoln, Neb. He baa a few way up pigi
of April and early May farrow.
Dohle's Coffee Eeonomlier -nukes yonr oof!
last twice as lonir. Fits anr i .it. Free circnlnr
Arthur I Doble A Co., 211 Wabash AT.,CblcHgu,
in.
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Columbian Grand Prize!
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Writs to-day.
CURRY COMB AND BRUSH
r BURLINGTON, Stay-On" i
Your horse Is always clean.lt keeps -, eOi. -it,t n RletfrAl- I
the hair smooth and glossy. No sur- OlMUlC UIUI1ICL.
cingle required. No tight girth. No sore backs. No chafing of mane. No rub- T
Ding or tau jno norse can wear tnem unaer ms ieeuM u juoi ijurr jlu luan. i
We confine our sales to Jobbers only. S,W
them, we will, In order toconvlnce you of the superiority of the BURLING- (
TON "STAY ON", over all imitations and old style blankets, send only one ,
blanket to any address, express paid on receipt of price.
Burlington Blanket Co., - Burlington. Wis. (
kt' 4XJ a.
Ann finmiNn
Y' r .
ft. Positively (juaranteed to qive A
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wbat i said by those
Wr)o bavc Vied njerrj
MArfUMCTURED
Q) ONLY Bt THE
CO. Pock Island Ju.
COLUMBIAN They almost fly. jff
wont cure you
lex
Neither will medicine.
Bicycling will.
All you need is to get out doors
and let the tonic of rapid motion
put new blood into your veins
and tissues.
Buy a . . .
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Girls' Hartfords, $50.
A. L. SHADER,
Columbia and Hartford Bicycles,
LINCOLN, NEB.
H. S. Aley, M D.,
Treats Successfully
Nervous, Female & Chronic Diseases
by Bean ol
ELECTRICITY
aad th
Dosimetric System of Medloatlom.
OFFICE: 1M6 O ST., LINCOLN, RKB.
I -rjIKKSnrSB, Charter WliHa,
I xilmej Bad and Poland China
riOS. Jeraey, Oaernaey and
' Boliteia Caul. Tboroughbrad ,
Bheap. Fuo Fasurr. Bnnun
and Honaa Dogi. Catalogue.
ft. W. BBUTB.
avUle, uaeatar vah. reaaa.
Furnas County Herd.
$100 t
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or-
mm
L. E. Beikshlres
rUiailU"UIMIIaO class males, and from sow
a nood. BerkBhlres: Sal-
, , , . . llea Unohesa, and others
HO ate II Cattle. l'olan-ChmHs:-('orwli.. T.
" " ",'" enmseh and Wilkp N.uva
better. All sto.k at halt
Pri. ion account of th
eAs. " drouth), and gnnraxteed aa
f represented. Mention Th
Wealth linkers.
H.S. WILLIAMSON,
leaver City, Neb.
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