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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
September 16, r8g7
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.WONDERU L
BARBAiDS!
-AT
-FOIl
State rair Visitors
Furniture, Carpets and House
Furnishings of every kind at re
duced prices before we move into
our big new addition.
Furniture Bargains
Full lis0 Cobbler wiit ronlwr 11.05
The first time a ranker of tide kind
has vi-r lM"n offered fur this
money,
Now lot of iinw white enamel easels
JtruMH tipM nt HTtn, fl.Uo and f-1.85
Combination cases in oak at fH.Hfi.
fU.CO and ,.,..,,,.,.............. f 10.R0
Chair seats, 1 4, J 6, or 1 0, at, unoh... 7o
Wo can make you very low
prices on all kinds of furniture a
the present time, and think it to
your advantage to look us over be
(ore you buy,
Ouk (took eases, 11.75 nnd f LOT)
Ouk Ciwe sunt tthalrs, Hfiii, lifm and 1.00
Ouk Honkers, fl.UO, fl.bO, 11,70
nnd 1,05
A lot of frames and Mirror at Go,
lOu aud, ,(...,..,, ..,,,, .. ,'.,,, 1 5o
Closing out our furniture before
wo move,
Sewing Machines
A strlutlr high grade sewing inn
nhliie, posesslng all the modern lm
iiroveiuentB and warranted for Ave
yeara at
Carpet Bargains
CottiiifH Inirriilns, a new and very
durable fabric at 2H?
ICitrahnavy. half wool Ingrain
at,,..,.,,.,., 15o
Wool fnctid UruwMilH carpet at ...45u
h itumlxir of pattern of flue Ilnm
' sel carpet, slightly soiled, at less
than half prion.
Curtains
A few of our fiimoiiii 1 value In cur
talim ltf e. to be nlosed out at, a
pair l 50
A (NHijcIi curtain, now design Mru.
aula outturn, a rurtiilu that would
be a bnrgalii at 5, our prine $.') 25
lapi'Mtrr portiere from fl.tm up.
Nhw heavy Art bunnkyard 15o
Dresden brapurln at, yard INo
Curtain Hwlss at, yard l'io
Very tine China Cup and Huuonr
worth 11.50, jnr set 00c
Fins beoorated China Festoon Kdgo
l'lates worth 8l)o each ; Ho
Fanny DenoraUid China Festoon
Kdge rJauce I'lut4. worth !20o
each ,. 8c
Fancy Decorated China Cuds and
Hnunere worth 115a each 15c
Tin Top Jelly Tumblers-all antce
pr dotuu 10
Granite Iron Tea Kettloa regular
price 11.25 50
Oraniu Iron lih I'aue regular
price OOo 85
(JrurilU Iron Tea or Coffee I'ou
regular prloo 00a , flOo
On Reform Irly ana How tu Turin It
In union there is strength. Division
ii weakness. No great roiorm was aver
AooompliMhad until its frhmda united In
Ita favor, Meu now living who bare
puanod thiilr fiftieth year remember bow
quickly the autl-alavery aeutimont ol
the country oryetaliiud In a new polit
ical party after the laat barrier between
freedom and elavery la the national ter,
ritorlee had been removed by the repeal
oi tna aiia.ouri compromise Hue lu pur.
uanoa of a declaration by both the tlieti
old partiea on the elde of the Uva
nower.
la IHO'J thaoountry bad been brought
nndur the dominion of the money power,
lore vastly stronger tlmu that exr
clsed by the slave holdera of IH.'a.and
in order to reit lie lurther enrroacli
tneuU, the people party of the Cuited
(Hate wa formed, justifying it exk
teuve by "the oouditlona which aurround
na."
In Ita declaration of principle, after
Betting forth the condition of the coun
try, thi new party, lu the fourth para
graph, made the following etateimuit
and charge colic-ruing the pollriee of the
old pnrtiee: "We have witmwmid fur
more than a half a century the atrugtfltm
of the two great political partlee lor
power aud pluuder, while grievnu
wrong have been Intlicted on the eu(fr
lag iwople. We charge tnat theeoutroll
tug lutlueuee dominntiiig both tbeau
Jmrtiee have periuttted the etmting fou
Ittloua to dewlop without eerloue eftorl
tu preheat or reetraio tUem, .Neither di
thy how proitiiM u any eubataatial
ret.trui. They have agrwed together to
Igaure, la theiHiiniug rantpalgn, every
tae but one, Tby propowt to drowu
theoutoriMot a plu.liil people with
tne uproar at a ehui tattl over the
land, ao that capititliete, corporation,
Hattoaal bank, riuge, truK waterea
etot k.the Uiiioti4lioa ol ellver a4
the opprweaioe ol tbe uurrt may all be
loei eight ol, I hy propMe to tacriaiw
our huiMK. lire and rhilJrea oa the al
tar of mamrnua, i ktwtroy the muiti
tade la ofdf lu evrarw curuptioa la U
lrtw the tnitlioaaire.
At the eUt'Moa ol the ilwmotral
perly tiiUI, h4 the oeilad
laiHwtraUoa aieM ell Ita rvd-
or l Ita rrmoMitl Nuadtiag, ned the
1rfy I lUl, ehileepprxtug tu ht
ury, d'UrJ lvur ut rUrig et,
vrti.tt the prew Ivgat rwtia
lUt with tha aid t i'.p4li'e a4 !
rpMaa, It UI tJ !, a4 the
ehaatpUiM ol the g!4 etailri a4 a
klgh prtiteliva toril ogaia tuu fnmm
toe the loverawtettt,
Th u eret trlf entahle
tag all the lure ol the vp,ag VttWr
im oevef ware 4ImI Ihaa It U taw.
t'ray with ae a4 the AAMripaay.
Iswfll apwaM t4ie ot i, the n
HAYDEH BROTHERS
publican party with ita almoet military
diecioline. will be more formidable than
ever, for now it la the lout refuge of the
clime lutereata that have brought all our
trouble on UH.
Union ouaht to be the battle cry of all
nilormere. Let the people rul, A the
abolitiotiietM. the free eoiliT, bam
burncrH and othr antl-alavery bodiee,
united with the dumocrate and whig to
form the republican purty iu 1850, and
an members of varioue farm and lulior
organizations rombluitd with republi
can and democrat in IHVJ to form tli
people' party, eo now ought democrat,
republican, ocialit, ningle-tuxer,
nationullNta, populleta and all other per
noun who are onpoeed to the policy ol
the lant and tho preexnt admlnlHtratlon
to unit in one great body, under a new
mime and creed of our own cuooMirig unu
togiither aa one mnn make war upon th
common enemy. Till la the only way
to aecure the full vote of theoppoliig
element; for no one of the exiting pur
tie enn net an.vwhnre near all the
vote of other pnrtie. Hut if allure
brouuht tone) hr In one body, then
each member will Miiiinort and defend It
Much a union, the Advocate think,
could be effected through a national con
fcrmice of accredited delegates. The
work mlicht be beuun In a atate in Kan
miin, for liiNtaiice. Kiiiihu popullut
were (I rut In the flelil. The Dame, "peo
pie' party" waa t)i-t uned In n atata
oaiiipalun In Kunaa In 1800, Hliouk
th popullNt etnle central committee re-
(piet a conference with Ilka committee
of other political bodie with the view of
ultimately bringing about a permanent
union of all tho reform force, it would
bo a good beginning. Kx-HenatorW, A,
Cower in lopekti Advocate.
The Kmpemr 1'nyi HI fur,
Kiiiiieror William of Germany pays for
hi railron.3 trip on the Herman road
the ame a other mortal. The aver
iiiM receipt from the emperor during hi
relgti to the 1'riiHMlanroad alone amount
to over JOO.OOM murk. l or liltrmeii
and hi retlntio the ooet of rallroud
travel for every 100 kilometer (about
05 mile) is 2.400 mnrka (1000). The
caraueedby him are hi private prop
erty. HI favorite train la white auu
gold very pretty to look at.
It may not pleau our republican
friend to know that the deficiency under
th flrt month ot the JJInitley tariff bill,
114,504,4118 In amount, was greater
than In any month for twenty year,
niich wa the oni, however, and more
than that, the dellciencr for that one
mouth wa within 14,000,000 of the
deficiency during the entire laet twelve
month of the Wilaon law,
STArLUIJUHHT. Neb.-I have taken
Hood Hanoi parilln for dyepepHia aud It
miiied me no much that aluce then wa
nlwaya take It lu epring and full aud
find it jutit a ropruNcrited.
AI KM. ft, W. i Kill),
IIOOD'H rilXMcure all liver III.
I'erlr-Dn Acre Farm for Mule.
All firet bottom In ml in lilirh enlllviu
tion, with dwelling houe, burn and bear
ing orciinrd, Anjoiulng a rullroad town
With urnded echool. eliiirehe. nnd all
convenlencea of u Hinall town. Cull on
or addrcH. M. V. HKVNOi.im.
, fiatiiewtou, Neb.
ItlvBl.
May What a wnnderful lmrtn&.
uon jur. do j union he
Agno (coldly) Why? Did h tail
you that you were urettvT
May (mora coldly) No: he J1 thai
he thouaht you would L a. mia mita
iur Bomeoooy cie. ,
Denlad.
Colonel Are you onn of t)a
"ad-
vanced" women, Mlei I'aeT
Ml P. (hl.UBhtlly)Indend I am not
I waa S3 laat birthday.
llvfdr tha atorin llrdh.
"That remain to be aeen." aald Dick.
abent-m!nddly.
"What remain?" Mr. Iliek nkfii.
evlnv him. rin r li..f,, h
h cauuht Bight of a velvety daub of
green paint on the eat of your pant.
DkIIiikiI.
"Ian't thla a cold anan?" mid l)unty
Ilhode.
"That" what it la." mdted Mti Will
iam, and then the two worth! pro
ceeded with their tnvfHitgutlon of the
hont worklngnmn dinner I'ttll.
raratlutlral.
Jack I don't think I care for the now
woman.
Jea Why not?
Jack Hhe I uually too old.
Vrjr Naturally.
Ml lVrbiua In New Ynrk do the
prominent anotul tight atnohe?
Ml CauNlliiun W. imrlliuliiiiy
after they have been turned down.
A l'riill MiiuU
KwtHy- it (H yi a leu-rr fi-r a
tart.
Cm I y.ehl.i 'long I dnt want
H wrap u anytlilng.
Nat t aaaaak
rrlnd-Yu muil inak allottaataa
fur yir kuia hoi t..ivln
It ma tha tml. na tlutrvaltul
th nxra allow him Ut ehotur he
tMltA
th Mae.
Kty kirrl4-Wr ielhf In law la
vMilne- te vtalt tea Ut a Bn.ih
ttUMdTuu ilv.li nmrf a..rryv
Nawty hlarrl4 -Nn aha tan f,,,
tha tBWi,
B Bay m eaa at.ll m hama. aa.t
a.n haw It, INw hi thatf
!, ye , hi mm la aiiMr
miih, JtM er IttvwAi I 4 h4
hh-h."
- I ir jii
TO CUBE DY8PEP8IA.
A Maw Itaintdy Wliluh Will Do It.
Chronio dyapepwia la coneldered by
many people to be neurly it not quite in
curable. No good reaon can be given
why they think o except that perhnpa
they nave 'rieu various reined le with
out much, if any benefit, Hut the pro
greH in every branch of medicine ha
been audi that among other thing a
lux ting cure for Indigestion in It chronio
form u well a temporary ha been die
covered and la now placed before the
public Htrlctly on ita merit a a perma-
rent cur for all etoinach trouble or
dilflnultie with tbe dlgeetive organ.
Thi new treatment la culled Hluurt'a
PyHpepMia Tablet, being put up In tab
let form bo a to boeuily taken and aleo
to preeerve ita good qualities for an
indefinite time.
This remedy has Produced aiirprlelng
effect In the wort forma of Indigestion,
and In many cne where ordinary rem
edie failed to give even relief, Ktuart'a
iJyaiMipelft Tablet have fully cured.
Tha splendid roMiilt from lining thi
preparation are owing to the fact that
It la prepared and Intended for Dyepep.
iila nnd atomuch trouble only. It I
not a cure-all like eo many advertised
remedies, claiming to euro everything
undor the sun, but It I claimed that It
Is a certain cure (or Dyspepsia and any
one aufferlng from any form of Indiges
tion cannot fall to get permanent relief
and our from ita use,
It Is so prepared and the Ingredients
fir of such a nature that when the tub
Iota are taken Into the stomach thnv di
gest the food no mutter whether the
stomach la In working order or not.
You get sustenance and strength to
mind and body by reason of the food
being properly digested and at the saimi
time the much abused stomach In nl.
lowed to rest and recuperate,
ivotwithsliiudlnu- the irreat bene! it. lo
be derived from Htuutt's Uyapepsla Tab
let, the prim is but 50 emit for full
sired package and all druggist sell them,
A little book on stomach 1) sense
mailed free by addreusltig HtuartCo.,
Marshall, Mich,
The Jary' Byaaaalhlsa. ,
Stranger You still have lynoh.ofi
bare, do you?
Waatorner Only in the case of bad
characters. When a fairly good cltl
can get arrested or anything, wa hi
way Ut tha law take Ha course.
"Thitt'a encouraging."
"Yes, you sea au average Jury can
Always be depended upon to bang a
good citizen If it gat a chance,"
llngan Work at Oaee,
Fond Mother And so my little angel
joined tha Little !eendrra to-day,
and will alwaya ba kind to dumb aul
mala. .
Little Angel Ye'm. Comln' Jioma
I met a man wlf a bag full of kitten
'at he waa going to drown, and he
promised to bring them her for u tc
la kind to.
A Golden llul fur JCngllth.
Auntie Do you find your leaaoni
hard?
Little
Nephew Noma of them is
but aneilin' and pronunciation iieuav.
"They ara?"
"Yra'ra. All you haa to do Is U
pronounce words tha wav they Isn't
apellad, and spell 'era soma way they
mu rvuuuaviu.
A I'ractlrel l.ittla MU.
Llttla Olrl Mamma, wa la irnln' tc
have a church fair, to gat money foi
vua ueainon.
Mamma That's a lovelv idea, mv
angel; but what can you get to aell?
Liiitia uin-un. wa a iro n' to have
the people bring their own thlnga, an'
aell thara to tbelrtelvea. an' give ua thi
money. street A rimith a Uood Waws.
Koral Advantags.
Stranger I underntand that there
haa never been a court caaa In this
neighborhood, The people here must
be vory peaceable.
Farmer Way back Tain't that: but
you see the squire Uvea so far away,
that by the time we fit there we for
git what we waa quarrelln' about
A Wattara llraaie.
Kaaterner Do you do any yachtlon
out west? .
Westerner Oh. vee. On our lake
and rlvrre. I had a yacht but it blew
away.
"Why didn't vou follow and tret It
back?'
"Hadn't any balloon."
Ilr Dadacllon.
Mr. Hinge-Mr. Nexdoor told me
vou cnoe wanted to marry thai Mia
Upton.
She wouldn't have you, I pro-
auine.
Mr. lliuus-DId Mr.
Nexdoor say
Miss Upton refused ma?
Mia. Hlnira-No, she
merely re
marked that Mia Upton
been a very sensible girl.
had always
A ThaHghlfal Wheelman.
Farmer Way back (seeiiiir a rneu
mstio tire for the first tlmei-Wall.
now, that there b wider haa a haarl
la ma Imaoiu. I a'noae It don t hurl
folk mu. h to be run over bv una of
t&em eoft thlnga
M mfurl.
Miaa I rettla-Whv didn't v,.u tell
we my hair wa la au. a a atate? Lord
Nattil, must have tutlid It,
Miaa Urautls- No ti ta lar ureal Bit
aar. I am aura he Uida't are lu lie
- - - - w- a m
aide t oaee lMk at you.
II Majasif iw.rtiv,.
llA. WelUvTuaek hlat a I.IL
IiaAiUta whata er the
hw that hill
-". Vy Jetet I ureal bash U
eawiA, ri'b"'ei
I
SOME LAUGHING GAS
FOR THE AMUSEMENT OP OUR
MANY READERS.
Tha torrent llotlgat of Wit, Humor
and Satire fate of a Itesldeot of
Arlxona On the llrldg at Midnight
A Had Mistake.
(lent and (lentlemen,
Flrit Hoy Ja there any difference
betwen gent and gentlemen?
Hecond HoyYep. A gont la a feller
wot will knock yer dowo if you Bay ha
ia no gentleman.
In Arliotia.
Eastern Man (to rraldcnt of Arizona
Why don't you got out of thi coun
try? l'ewclothaa Iion't no train ylvcr
atop yere, stranger! an' of I done try
ter Hag ona I'd be taken for a train
robber an' filled full o' load,
Tim to llollra Them.
Mttle
Dick Aunly saye all
y saye all thoa
oi'lc-a brack used
pretty thing called
lo be in rog'lar in-e. 1 wonder w'en
they went out of fashion and gotatuoU
way up on mantelpiece,'
Little Dot I guess It wa w en folk
found that ome of their children
wa goln' to ba boy,
Wanted to (in Mouiewlier.
Little Hoy May I go out to play?
Mamma Not to day, You hare a
cold, and I would not have It gut worse
for the world.
"May I go to the store for you? It Is
olose by, you know."
"1 don't need anything now."
"May I go and have my photograph
taken, so you 11 know h"v I to ,od
when I am dead?"
"Mercy, no. You had your photo
graph taken only last week."
"Well, you might let me go and have
A tooth pulled, any ho m."
Knew a Thing ur Two,
Little Dot-Why i-n't there any milk
this morning?
Mother 'i he milkman suv his cutv
are arying up.
Little Dot Oh, yes, of course. They
isgoin to ue arieu oeoi,
A l.llll M''l.
First Hoy Let's go trout fishing.
Heeond Hoy Trout won't bite this
time of yeur.
"Why not?"
"Cause It s'gftlnst tho law,"
lis Hid Ul Mt.
Mother Horror! How did you tear
your cioines so?
ronaii jioyjryin- to get over u
barbed wire fence without tu.rln' e n.
Iluuuil t be Lady-I.lkw.
Ethel What did you do when litis
propoea to you.'
Mabel 1 was so surprised I pu.:l'rd
up my mou into wn stiu, Put t lie n i
remembered it would be unal,-li e
so i nurrien ana pressed my I p.
agalnat hi to keep myself from wni
tling.
Not Left In Imulil.
Neighbor I hear tliut your
father
Who
Intends to put up a new iiunu,
ia the builder?
Hoy-What s that?
'"Why, the or -one w.io Ihsmo
Job?",
"Oh! Why, ma, of course"
the
Ills AIThi'IIimi.
First Hoy Which do you like lest,
your father or your mother .'
Second I'ov Well, I like my father
best, mostly, but I like my mother
best at n ealtiuiu.-ii.Mid New.
r (ruara Sllfrl1lliilla
Auntie You should ask lo l ex
cused when you leave the tublo.
Llttla .Nephew -Miould I.' I iimuwht
from the way you noted an nil Hint
third itiece o( pie thai you d 1, glud
to see me go to,d ,wi,
l'lr4lit I'Dllleiirs.
Fond Mother And J on gave up
your seal to a young lady In the aoeet
ear That wn very ptdile. Did you
have to stand un the whole way.'
Llttie I o,v - i ll, no: 1 didn t atnnd
up at all 1 ilhnWd up in her lap.
tae I anal Slav hi I arts.
Visitor-Did vou atay long In I aria?
Little liirl So'ui, only jU' I tie
enough to get so we colli. I say "l areti"
real natural,
"I BlM4 th UrMg al MlilalsNI."
lha aaafla4 !,
I'alae t ar 1'wter (oat wU-tWia'
f ah ase ao fa. tah, till we fete tt de
tail at da trip.
I'aseeager Verj well Jt a $
r.fr,
rerl.r-Yta sah. Yea aee, dee
hrala robber always gua (v ase tMat,
a' at t hia t gut a tin. day at a
Mseeftr alat l aartla a fw4
at.
7f if Vfa$?
07
yuzzling
the Press.
The following letter is from the publisher of a live paper in a live
city where several large clothing stores advertise to sell clothing cheap.
It is a fair sample of many we have received from publishers in Ne
braska and Iowa where we hive
fall:
IGWA,Hept. 4, 181)7.
NKDRAHKA CLOTHING CO., OMAHA.
Oicnts: Your letter received. We have been consider
ing the matter and have bow me convinced that It would
not pay us to run your advertising, hmmiint of ltn vffuvti
on honm dvalum who patronize our columns liberally. We
will return the electros prepaid and hope you will overlook
any trouble we haveonHnd you. Very truly your,
rublislior.
New tl ere goes the cat cut of the bag. The "heme dealer" knows
that if people once get our catalogue his trade is bound to suffer, His
day of big profits will end right there. Otherwise what are "the home
dealers" afraid of? Are their profits so enormous? Are their prices
so high? Are thev afraid that neunlo will comnaro our croods and i
m m m m m
prices with their'? Or arc they simply humbugging the public where,
they advertise to sell goods cheap? The "home dealer" may need'
Protection in their business of making big profits but the home sub
scriber the man who pays for his paper what about him? Has he .
no rights? I he to be led blindfolded to the block? Should he be
compelled to pay two prices for
home dealer" holds the publisher
should, We hardly think he will when he understands the situation.
And we know that he wont when he once gets our catalogue in his
hands. Get a copy for yourself and pass it around to your friends.
It will enlighten them as to the methods of "home dealers."
vVe Keep on
" mbu c"rtag. Hug! W
""" low.. Prto4 , JE
Blankets .Jfii
Retail Store 1028 O Street.
Buckstaff Bros. Mfg. Co.,
Iliicolii, NtIiraMlcii.
Makers of the new Lincoln Steel Hangc-the best on earth.
TlNCOLN A (
NeBKftSKft AA
--" ' "d. Having a la.mlt, tw j . , . " ."'"
M.l H. n.o,, many of them holding diploma. Iron, th.bel " P, 1LI i T
can t'ouservatorin. ol Mu.to. togsther with a Tii.nion.it ai. Z 1 1 A,""r'"
leading- to gradation, and founded ou the belt I rllg J, 12
lustruelion, Wrekly pupils' r-eltnl., laeullv concert.' ind thi ZZ L T
S.IKB obtained ,r We have many pupil. U.r.. ,g h , " " ' - i,
a. w . (rom other musle .. hools, , nil Irst'ty , ,?r ,T' M,,l;"'""
taking .truetlo. W. will be ,,k,al. M-r Vo Z 1 1 1 u "" ,''U-
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will sol Im mad. ap oaly in proimrud iilaJa " 1
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been advertising our catalogue this
his clothing simply because "the
by the throat? We hardly think he
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