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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
April 30, 1896,
000
Youn-
FODST Me LAST
gpfohtuiiity
wonu) nEc:oivr:ED
TO GET tke
on. home's
NBW IMPROVED REGULAR
O20.G3 Ulcere Dolt!
roa osly 00-G0C3
"TiieBest
on Earth.
THIS OFFER IS GOOD FOR 69 DAYS ONLY.
The Best
on Earth.
DR. BORNE'S
NEW IMPROVED
Electric
Belts
WurutodtoOIIRE
without Medicines
the following Die
Rheumatism
Solatloa,
Lumbago
Oatarrta
Asthma, . .
Neuralgia
Dyspepsia,
Constipation,
Paralysis,
Nervousness,
Spinal Diseases,
Torpid Liver,
Throat Troubles,
Kidney Complaints
Sleeplessness,
Nervous Debility,
Oold Extremities,
Female Complaints
Pains In the Baok
and Limbs,
And all Weakness
es of Hen A Wo.flen
WE MAKE THIS SPECIAL UNPRECEDENTED OFFER TO QUICKLY INTRODUCE AND OBTAIN
AGENTS IN NEW LOCALITIES. READ EVERY, WORDI
To quickly introduce and obtain agents in as many new localities as
possible for Dr. Home's New Improved Electric Belts and Appliances, we
nave decided to sell for a period of 60 days only our Ho. 4 Dr. Home's New
Improved Itejrular 820.00 Electric Belt for only 8J.6fi, a price that will make
it possible for every person reading this advertisement to get one of our
best Belts at a nominal price. Never in the history of our business have
we offered to sell this Belt at such a price, but we realize that times are
hard and we must cope with them. Aside from this we want an agentin
your locality, and we believe that if you buy a belt you will be so well
pleased with it that you will either act as our agent or help us to get one.
REMEMBER, the Belt we are offering you for only $6.firj is our No. 4
Dr. Home's New Improved Regular $20.00 Combination Belt for men or
women. It is adjustable and can be worn by the whole family. Suspen
sory Free with every Belt, It is the best belt we manufacture; in fact, the
BEST ON EAKT1I, and we make no exception to this statement It will
last for years with proper care. We have sold hundreds, yes, thousands of
them up to 40.00. No better belts than this have been sold from 960.00
to $100.00. There is not a family but what Bhould have one of these belts,
as it is the best and cheapest doctor, and you do not have to go out of the
house to get it It will save itself in doctor bills ten times over. These
Electric Belts have cured thousands and will cure you if you will only give
it a trial, as the many testimonials which we publish in our catalogue will
prove. -
We do not ask you to send any money In advance. If you want
one of these Belts we are perfectly willing to send it to your nearest ex
press ottice, C. O. D., subject to examination, so that you can see and ex
amine it free of any cost, just the same as if you came into our office or
go into any store, and if you are perfectly satisfied with it pay the express
agent the price of the belt and express charges and take it; otherwise it
will be returned to us. Can any fairer offer be made you than this ? We
are the only manufacturers of Electric Belts who send belts C. O. D. sub
ject to examination, without asking one cent In advance. If you wish to
send cash with order we will prepay all express charges and guarantee
wie jh!h 10 oe exaciiv as represented or lorteit Biuauu.
We have now offered you an opportunity of your life and if you do not accept it you may be sorry for it, as
we shall never again offer this Belt at such a price. It seems needless to say that we are sustaining a loss on
every Belt we sell at the above price, but it is cheaper to introduce them in new localities in this way than to send
traveling men to do it for us. If you want one of these Belts fill out the blank order below and send it to us at
once. Don't delay. Order to-day if possible, otherwise you may forget it Address plainly,
D3. HOflNE ELECTRIC BELT AND TRUSS CO., Dept. W 6, 11 3-114 Dearborn St., Chlcago.llls.U.S.A.
Read what the Edi
tor of this
paper
sayst
"The Dr. Home Eleo
tric Belt and TrussCo.,
who are waking such
a liberal oltcr to the
readers of our liwr In
by do means a imw
concern; while they
may be unknown to
most of our readers,
they are an old reliable
house.haviiiK manufac
tured ElectricBeltHand
Appliances for 20yrs.
You will see upon read
ing the advertisement, '
that they are offering
for a limited time a $20
Belt for the small sum
of JU.66, for the pnriKxe
of Introducing them In
to new localities. Any
of our readers wishing
an Electric Belt cannot
do better than to order
from this concern. The
proposition they make
Is honest In every sense
of the word, as any of
our readers can, If they
wish have the goods
sent to their nuarestex
press ollice.so that they
may see and examine
them before paying for
same. They do this
wlthoutaskiug one cent
in advance, which is
evidence that they
have every confidence
In their goods."
TlllO
Is good for
013.34
If sent with the at
tached order for a $20.00
Belt b v anv reader of the
Nebraska independent
not later than 60 days
from date of this paper.
ORDER BLANK. DATS ..........189..
Db. Bobnc Elkctbio Blt and Thus Co., Chicago, III".
Dear Sun; 1 enclose j6.6B, which together with the $13.34 coupon attached,
pays for one of jour No. 4 Dr. Horne's New Improved Regular 120.00 Electric Belts,
which you will please send me bj express, all express charges prepaid.
NOTE : If you wish we will send the Belt 0. 0. D. subject to examination, In
which case you will have to pay the express charges on Belt and returning money
in addition. If you wish It sent this way we will understand the order to mean ft
when sent without money.
Name
TownorCity.. State
Nearest Express Office . .
My Waist Measure Is , Inches
How to Send
Money.
When possible to do
so, please remit by Ex
press Money Ordeb,
which can be obtained at
any office of the express
companies.
If you prefer you can
remit by rostoffice Mon
ey Order, Registered Le
ter or Bank Draf t,Checks
not accepted unless cer-'
tified. 5
P. M If vnn hnvA nn nH ffni an F.lACrrln Halt tilnflsA harm m mail thla an vnrnanmAnt in mnw rm. that inn irnrav hn I. nnt iwlniili.1. v. i .1. .
kdoing this you will favor them and us. We want a good agent In every locality to whom we can give steady employment. We only employ those who have.,
'used our belts and can speak of their merits from personal experience. S,
Bjuf.HKNut:-AS to our reuaoimy we reier to American uxpress uo., umcago, ana tne many wousanas all over the United States who, have .
Tley"V!lAlJ'iuUiiig.CJ. .,1 . ;
Govr Morrill; was ashamed of Kansas
, beforethe election. Since the election his
party is ashamed of him, and the whole
country is ashamed of the republican
party. The Liberator (Kan.)
WOVEN mi FENCED
Over S 0 Sty lee JThe text on Earth. Horse high,
Bull .bruit,;, riK nu viiiv.vn
tight. You out make from 40
to SO roils per day for from
14 to 22c. a Rod.
lllurtrsteu Catalogue Free.
KITSfLMAN BROS..
iRldgevllle, - Indiana.
Consumers' Purchasing Agency,
. II yon are in need of any kind of mer
chandise, dry goods, groceries, clothing,
farm implements, buggy, bicycle, or in
fact anything, I can save you money
br Kettine you inside wholesale prices.
If you will write me, giving full partic
ulars about what you need, I will quote
Ton prices on anything you want. I will
be as careful in making a purchase- for
yon. as if I were buying for myself. For
.farther information, terms, samples,
prices and etc. write me.
- " v D. Clem Deaver,
' Boom 9 Granite block Omaha, Neb.
For Sale.
For sale or exchange 320 acres in York
county. ' house, orchard, all cultivated.
Would take 160 part payment.
- John Gillilan,
46-St Lincoln, Neb,
Wanted
Wife, age 40, with home and plenty, with
' room for the husband she loves. Please
describe self and I will in reply.
F. W.I. Taylor,
Grand Island, Neb.
Berge at Raymond.
That the people are determined this
fall to solve at the polls the money ques
tion is evidenced by the fact that the
farmers all over this county regardless
of party politics, are meeting together
studying this question for themselves.
They feel that the present financial de
rangement has primarily to do with the
present hard times and low prices and
they are determined to look into it for
themselves and in spite of party politics
to solve this great question.
One of these clubs met in the Blodgett
school house, about three miles north of
Raymond on Friday evening, April 24th.
After several snort speeches by farmers
of that vicinity, Mr. G. W. Berge of Lin
coln, who had been advertised to speak,
was cauea upon ana lor over two Hours
addressed the audience upon the money
question. Mr. Berge thoroughly under
stands the science of money and his forci
ble and eloquent manner on the platform
carries conviction to his hearers. When
he had finished, there was no doubt left
in the minds of those present as to the
cause of the present condition of the
country. He was in favor of the free and
unlimited, independent coinage of both,
gold and silver at the present legal ratio
of lo to 1. tie believed such legislation
would give relief to the country. The
objections made by those who oppose
the opening of our mints to silver were
carefully considered and one by one
brushed aside.
This club meets every week and is cre
ating a great deal of interest in all ques
tions of the hour. Whenever the light of
investigation is turned on the issues be
fore the American people the cause of the
masses is strengthened. .
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Pteel posts. Steel Rails and Bteol dates: Steel Tree,
Flower and Tomato Guards, Cabled field and Bog
Fence, 24 to 66 In. high. Poultry, Garden and Rabbit
Konco; Hteol Wire Kaaoe Board .etc. Catalogue free.
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mills, Towers, Tanks, Irriga
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Grlnders.hhellen, Wood saws,
Drive Points, Pipe. Fittings,
Brass Goods and Fairbanks
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Catalogue. .
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.,
1102 FarnamSt. Omaha, Neb.
Delinquent subscribers mnpyrjp, at
least in part.
The "Twin Comet'! and "little Want"
LAWN SPRINKLERS.
BEST MADE.
Unique. Efficient. Labor Saving. Will
sprinkle 4 times greater area than
others.
Highest award at the Chicago Expos!
tion.
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Sole Manufacturers.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
"For sale by all Hardware and Rubber
Stores in the U. S."
Can be seen at office of The Nebrbska
Independent, 1122 M Street, Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Very Necessary
Thurston thought it necessary to
declare himself an honest man in his
Omaha speech, notwithstanding he has
sacrificed his father so often on the altar
of his country. Fremont Leader.
It's Reciprocal.
Senator Tillman, of South Carolina, in
a recent interview at St. . Louis, die
claimed being a populist because of their
wild and visionary ideas, lne populists
have a reciprocal Jeejijoe , for . Brother
Tillman. Peoples lUcord (Mo.) a
Bastings Items. j.
Hastings, Neb., April 28, 189 6.
The Adams connty Sunday school as-
sociation will hold its 22d annual ses
sion at Hanson, this county, on May
19th and 20th next.
The wheat and oats growing in this
county never looked better or more
promising at this time of year than now.
Farmers are in high spirits and are pre
paring to plant every available acre in
corn and other crops.
The gas company of this city received
two car-loads of material for. the con
struction and improvement of their plant
and work is being rapidly pushed to com
pletion.
L. rl. uetnen or this city lett on tne
25th inst for Billings and other points in
Wyoming.
On the evening of the 24th inst Dr. H.
O. Scott of the Presbyterian church of
this city pronounced the solemn and
happy words which united Mr. P. A.
Skeen and Ada F. Nolan in the holy
bonds of matrimony. This ceremony
was preformed at the residence of the
bride's parents on North Kansas avenue.
The guests were composed of a select few
of the brides friends. The happy couple
left on the Sunday St. Jo train to their
future home in Texarknna, Arkansas
where Mr. Skeen is engaged in the prac
tice of dentistry.
Hon. H. A. Batty of this city has re
cently been granted a pension with two
years back payment.
k or tne last ten days the tramps have
been numerous on our streets, the result,
one man held up and assaulted, without
profit to the tramp, no cash.
A most enjoyable and happy affair oc
curred in this city on the evening of the
'Aia inst, Kev. r olsom pastor of tne First
Baptist church ot this city was the cen
tral figure in it. The friends of the pas
tor induced that gentleman by some
pretext to make a pastoral call and on
returning to his home hefound the house
packed to overflowing with members of
his church and other friends. The oc
casion of this gathering was the presen
tation of a wheel to the pastor and a
large number of useful and valuable ar
ticles of everyday use in the ordinary
household. Bro. Ross of the Congrega
tional church made the presentative
speech and a happy time was had.
Acuting affray occured in this city
about 8 p. m. on Sabbath evening in
which Henry Mappes of near town was
pretty badly cut about the face, breast
and back but it is thought that his
wounds are not fatal. Dr. Chapman
and Arts are the attending physicians
the party who did the cutting is from
Grand Island and his name is not known
and he has not been arrested, at date of
writing.
All kinds of vegetation in a very ad
vanced stage of growth in this locality.
The fruit trees of all kinds growing in
this country are laden with bloom and
promise an abundant harvest, if we es
cape a biting frost, we had a frost on the
nights oi tne litn ana iztn of last May
that damaged the fruit throughout
Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri
A few of the old ringsters of the city
government of Hastings are being de
capitated, at each council meeting by
Mayor Evans, and the Political atmos
phere in and around this city, is becom
ing purer by reason thereof.
THE FAIB CITY OF OBD-
Irrigation and Populist Government Com
bine to Make her Happy .
Obd, Neb., April 18, 1896.
Special to the Independent: Tour
traveling missionary after a pleasant
and profitable stop at St Paul, boarded
the Ord branch of the TJ. P. R. R. at 5 p
m. for Ord, the course of the R. It. lies
along the right bank ot the North Loup
river, and traverses one of the richest
agricultural valleys in the state. The
first stop is Elba about ten miles up the
river from St. Paul. This is a thrifty
growing little village of about 300 souls,
and situated about mile from the
rer. Its inhabitants are a busy and
industrious people. The next point of
special importance is Scotia on the left
bank of the river in Greely county and
the next point is the North Loup in Val
ley county. This little village is at the
foot of the North Loup irrigation ditch,
which has its head just below Ord and
extending down the valley about sixteen
miles and from its waters there is irriga
ted about 12,000 acres of the valley, and
I was told at North Loup that there was
50 car loads of potatoes shipped from
that station last fall which were grown
on land irrigated from the ditch above
referred to. The result ot this is that the
farmers in the valley are in a compari
tively comfortable condition financially
speaking. We stopped over night at
North Loup and during the night we had
a drenching rain which poured down all
night long and most of the next day
wetting the ground to a great depth.
The people of this vicinity say that tbey
have not had so good a prospect for
many years, for a full crop of small grain
We reached Ord on the night of the
17th and put up at the Hotel Ord which.
by the way, is one of the neatest and
most home-like little hotels in Nebraska.
It is presided over by gentlemanly
clerks and lady-like waiters and is equip
ped with all tne modern conveniences.
The government of this (Valley) county
is in the hands of populists with but one
exception, and her warrants are cash on
demand and all her affairs are in a pros
perous condition, tier merchants and
her business men are doing well, and as
one of ber sturdy yoemanry stated to
me, we are happy but short of cash,
that is, we have plenty to eat of our own
raising, but prices are low and therefore
money is scarce." The people in and
around Ord feel the good results of the
limited irrigation they already have and
they are pushing the enterprise of irriga
tion as rapidly as possible and in the
near future will have all the available
land in this vicinity under irrigation
This is one of the banner populist coun
ties in the state, which is an evidence of
the progressive spirit of her people and
the Nebraska Independent is the lead
ing paper, which is a fnrther and more
perfect evidence of their good judgment.
J. M. v.
A New Sort of Good Standing.
Hastings, Neb., April 27, 1896.
I clip the following from the Hastings
Republican: "There never has beenatime
when the republicans of Adams
county had so good . a stand
ing over the state as at the
the present time and this is largely be
cause the last delegation to the state
convention was there in the interest of
the party and not for trading purposes.''
Your correspondent can't quite under
stand the above item from the Hastings
Daily Republican except upon the hy
pothesis that the loss of the sheriff, dis
trict clerk, county clerk, coroner, and the
defeat of the republican candidate for
district judge in this county by a majori
ty of 245 last fall, with the additional
defeat of the republican candidate for
mayor at the spring election by a ma
jority of 273 produced it. The above
items are a recommendation for Adams
county republicans. Tbey certainly have
reason to be proud.
It would seem to me tnat tne party
ought to honor them with two or three
places on the state ticket on account of
their generalship and bravery on the po
litical battlefield. We suppose it was
the cutting defeat last fall in the county
and their Waterloo this spring in the city
which prompted Chairman Mctrary to
announce in his speech at the republican
convention at Omaha that Adams coun
ty was the birth place of the populist
party. He ougt to have added that the
baby had grown to the proportions of
full manhood and that he was numerous
and untiring in his efforts forreform, etc.
ASSISTANT REPUBLICANS.
The Federar Brigade Select Dele
gates to the Chicago Convention.
R
The second rump convention of the
'straight democrats" met at the Funke
opera House in Lincoln on weanesaay
and elected the following delegates to the
national convention:
Delegates-at-large
Tobias Castor, Lancaster.
W. A. Faxton, Douglas.
Chas. G. Ryan, Hall.
Dan W. Cook, Gage. ,
Firt District N. S. Harwood, Lancas
ter; D. P. Rolfe, Otoe.
Second District Euclid Martin and T.
. Mahoney, Douglas.
Fourth District O. H. Scott, Thayer;
A. Dunphy. Seward. -
Fifth District Geo. H. Kingsley, Kear
ney; H. G. Keeler, Webster.
Sixth District J. I Leese, Dawes; J. J.
Mcintosh, Cheyenne.
The platform was profusely "decorated
Tuith fha nn.r.innn.1 colors And On the rifrht
hand side was a large picture of Presi
dent Cleveland, uwing to tne spienuia
facilities for transportation the attend
ance was good. It is needless to say that
convention resolved ior uoia an
Grover.
Never Again.
The taxpayers have become tired of
being Mosherized by the g. o. p. state
house looters, and wilt see to it that no
McKinley goldbug or U. P. railway hire
ling will again be buncoed into the execu
tive department of this state. Calaway
Tribune.
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The man who happens into "THE NEBRASKA" this
Spring wilt find plenty of food for thought in the prices
he finds attached to anything he may pick up. He will
find a good, substantial, durable, suit of clothes marked
$4.25 which ten years ago would have cost him at lea9t a
ten dollar bill He will find a fine black worsted suit
selling for seven dollars the same quality as he used to
pay $15.00 to $18.00 for not many years ago He will
find Men's shirts marked 50 cents which a few years back
would have been considered cheap at $1.50 and he will
find Hats, Shoes, Underwear, Sox and anything that a
Man or Boy can wear for VERY MUCH, LESS than he
ever expected to see them marked. What is the cause of
these lower-than-ever prices at "THE NEBRASKA"
this Spring? The main cause is the general condition of
the country and together with that, is the desire on the
part of "THE NEBRASKA" to make prices in keeping
with the hard times.
Prices this Spring are lower than ever before, our prof-
its are lower than ever before, our values are greater than
ever before. It is a good time for you to buy.
Our Spring Catalogue will give you some valuable lessons on
the cheapness of things.
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EEDS
ALFALFA SEED A SPECIALTY.
Can and Mlllst Seeds, Kaffir, JsrnsaJsm and Mtlo Malls Cora
SneeMa and Holies Barley. Seed Oats. All crop ot lots
Writ (or oar "Bow to Sow Alfalfa," and prices on seeds.
MoUETH K1ANISOW, Garden City, Kansas,
Is No Doubt
uu irucuuiiis mm onoiotf, wm ror cirouiatr.
oat the
MERIT of
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Arlington Nursery and Fruit Farm,
.MARSHALL BROS., Props., Arlington, Nek
A full line of Nursery Stock, Fruit and Forest Trees Vines and
Plants, Roses and Ornamentals.
WHITE FOR PRICE LIST.
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SEEDS
The most successful farmers and gardner
boy their seeds directly from the grown.
We established a Seed garden in 1893 iyFu
nas connty, Nebraska, and are now prepared (
to sell our
Nebraska Home Grown Seed
direct to the farmers and gardners. Free catalogue sent on application.
Cameron's Home-Grown-Seed Co
BEAVER CITY, NEBRASKA.
to Ynitf Pf mface Mretft
TOAI?lf ET Wis tne only way to get the true value of what you have t
It la no longer an experiment. On shippers testify to.
iteveryday. We receive and seU: Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Vt,at,Came, Hay, J
Grain, Beans, Seeds, Potatoes, Broom Corn, Hides. Wool, Creen arm S
Dried Fruit, Vegetables. oranythlngyoumayhavetoship. We mako prompt sales r
at the Highest Market Price and send auick returns. Write as for Prices.. ShiSDlntr
Tags, or any information you may want.
SUMMERS, MORRISON & CO., Commission Merchants.
174 South Water Street. CHICAGO. ILL.
Beferencea : Metropolitan National Bank, Chicago, and this paoes.
3 Furnas County
Poland China and
Berkshire Hogs, Holstein Cattle, at Half Price!
Two Berkshire Boars and three Sows bred. Fall pigs of both breeds, Three
yearling Holstein bulls and two heifers. One two-year old heifer bred. Orders
booked for Spring pigs. Produce of 20 top sows and 4 first class boars. All
stock guaranteed as'represented. H. S WILLIAMSON,
Mention JNebraska independent Beaver uty, fleb.
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facturer, now on sale.
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS
5000 BOY'S ALL
WOOL KNEE
Pants Suits.
Sizes 4 to 14 years. Thoroughly well made, properly UKed,
strongly sewed, penect fitting, samples of cloth sent fro on
application. In addition to these we offer the largest vatiety
BOYS and CHILD'S KNEE and LONG PANTS SDITS fend
SMALL? BOYS SUITS, age 3 to 5 at equally low prices. Senfd In
your order by mail if you can not come yourself and we willVV.
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