Nebraska Newspapers

    NovemDer n, t8q7
THE NEBRASKA 'NDEPENDENT.
Henry G sorgo, Jr.
A word regarding the future of young
Mr. George. He baa tthown the sturdy
heroism of bin father, and while the "son
ol Inn father, has much adverse criti
ciem to eipeet, be oan live that down if
the right Htuff in in bini. The right stuff
seems to be in Young Mr. George. He
said again and again that be stood by
the principles advocated by bis father,
and that many believed the assertion Is
demonstrated by his large vote. It
seems an augury for the future. The re
form forces of the metropolis ought to
make this young man a candidate for
congress next year. The election of so
unknown and untried a man was not to
be expected, and perhaps be was noml
iiated to save ..the movement of the
Thomas Jefferson democracy from anni
Dilation. That be knows bow to cam
paign Is evident from the election re
turns, and if the men wbo placed bim in
nomination are as wise in the future as
they were in the past, we shall bear
more of Henry George within a very
short time. As for bis successful rival
in this contest, the great Van Wyck, his
election U easily explained by tbo die
gust of the people with tbs respectable
regime of the Fifth Avenue millionaires
Twentieth Century.
8LEPT LIKE A CHILD.
Gained Twenty-Seven Pounds
Four Weeks.
In
The Story of Soldier,
From tbt Transcript, Kauris, 111,
No man Is better known and liked in
that rich tier oflllinoiscounties, of which
J'eoria is the center, than genial Chester
H, Harrington, of Princeviile, ill. For
tnauy years Mr. Harrington bas traveled
through th country on profitable lour
neys a an itinerant merchant, aud
every where he goes he Is given a hearty
welcome by the people who depend upon
bis regular visits for the purchase of the
uecesHuries, and some of tbs luxuries of
life.
Mr. Harrington is a veteran of the
war, and out of this circumstance grew
the train of facts that make up the re
markable experience wuicn lie related
upon the occasion of a visit to the
Transcript office recently. His story,
telling of the evils of which the civil war
was but the beginning in his own, and in
thousands of other cases, was as fol
lows:
"I served three yean in the 124th 1111
nols, enlisting at Kswanee, III, I was in
Ltbby prison, and, of course, I suffered
like many another northern soldier. Un
til recently I was a member of the
I'rinceville I'ost of the 0. A. It.
"The strain of army life did its work in
undermining my health, although tbs
ollapsedid not come for years. For
some time I suffered from general debil
ity aud nervousness, so badly tbat
could not sleep, I would sit up night
after night reading because I couldn't
get to sleep. For fifteen years my sleep
was completely broken up. Indigestion,
of course, resulted, and my misery In
creased until it seemed I bad nothing to
live for. My eyes began to fail, and as
my body lost vitality my mind seemed
to give way also. I could scarcely re
member events tbat happened but a few
weeks before.
"1 was unlit ted for business and bad to
abandon the road for two years. I was
just able to creep around during the
greater part of this time, and there were
times wnen 1 could not get up at all. My
brother is a doctor, but all his efforts to
help me failed to give me any relief,
"My friends suggested a great many
things they thought would help me, and
I tried a lot of remedies without avail.
Finally, having rend a great many ar
ticles regarding cures that had been
effected by Dr. Williams' Pink Tills for
Tale People, I decided to try them. Tbat
was in 1890. I bought a box and took
the pills according to instructions. Just
four days later I bad tbe happiest hours
1 bad known for years. That night 1
went to sleep easily and slept soundly as
a child, and awoke refreshed. (Since then
1 have clung tight to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pink Pills, and have slept soundly aud
gained health ever since. Three or four
weeks after beginning the treatment,
when I had taken four boxes of the pills,
I found I had increased in weiubt from
110 pounds to 140 pounds. This great
ly surprised my friends, wbo thought
my case was a hopeless one. I began
my work on the road again, aud bave
continued it right along ever since in ex
cellent health.
"tat me tell you a remarkable thing
that whs a side issue, but a valuable
gaiu to me. 1 fouud that while I was
taking Dr. Williams Pink Pills I had
been cured of the smoking habit, which
had been formed when 1 was a boy six
years old and which had clung to me all
these years. The craving for tobacco
left me, and I bave never eijterienued it
since. 1 have recommended the pills to
mors than 1 50 (leople, and boie if my
experience Is made public It will be of
benefit to sobie sufferer."
(Signed) t'llKsTKIi 8. IUhhimiton.
tatof Illinois,
( tin nty of Peoria,
Cheater 8. Harrington, living duly
sworu, UeptiM and sajs, that tbs mat.
trr eoutained in lbs above statement
dy him sitfitvd are true.
riiilMcritH'd and sworn to before mo,
a uotnry public, this 5th itv ol July,
tl7. .itoi.N it, Cot,
l) .Notary Public
All the fU'iiu-iiU itMVMury to give wm
liia and rt liu to thslilood mid rtur
Imtloiv . iii'rtr. r t-tmUiuf.1, in n (Htti
ltivd torm, m Dr, William a Pink I'Cla
for Pl lWiW. I lo'jr sis iu m sim iiU'
lor truuMi-a fitltttr (it Ifiiml,, nn U a
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S4 Sl04 1 tO
Tbe greenbacks and Sherman treasury
notes are to be retired.
There is now outstanding f 847,000
000 in four and five percent bodn; $4 DO
000.000 of 4 per cent bonds expire I
1007; 101,0(10,000 of 5 percent bond
expire in 1004, and 9102,000,000 ol
percent bonds expire in 1925.
There will be issued 11,200,000,000 2
per cent gold bonds, redeemable In flify
years, making a total debt, with Inter
est, of 92,400,000,000. These bond
will be offered in exchange for those now
Outstanding, which have tbe disadvant'
age of being payable in "coin" (perhaps
silver), aud which expire in a compara
tively short time. It is anticipated that
a large percentage of these will bo offered
lor exchange witn the new gold bonds
With what remains after taking up
these bonds and retiring the noninterest
bearing debt, tbe government will pur
chase gold to "strengthen the treasury,"
It is thought there will be from 9100,
000,000 to 9200,000,000 of these
jonds, and Mr. Gage looks to the bunk
of England or tbe Itotbscbilds as pros
pective purchasers.
The national banks will then be au
tboriied to Issue asa circulating medium
non-legal tender bank notes to the full
amount of all gold bonds deposited by
tne banks witn the government as
curity. That is, tbe banks will exchange
their ooln bonds for gold bonds, their
non-interest bearing money for i per
cent bonds, deposit the same with the
government and draw interest on them
and then Issue bunk notes to the full
amount. Those that are lost or burned
will never need to be redeemed.
That will put us on a "solid gold
oasis." now do you like the plan7
This plan has been formulated and
adopted by the administration while its
bimetallic commission bus been ueirot
ating with France and tbe bunk of Knir
iana.
At the risk of violating confidence, it
may be stated lor the private informa
tion of the readers of The New Time
tbat the members of tbe English minis
try and the governor and directors of
tbe Dank of England bave recently
neen made acquainted with Hecretarv
Gage's plan. They were astounded.
They bave declared that the formulation
of such a plan at a time when England
was acting In good faith to restore tbe
standing of silver, when France stood
ready to open her mints, and when India
was only waiting the word, constituted
a depth of administrative duplicity aud
depravity, wnicli was utterly beyond
their comprehension. They evidently
are not acquainted wltb our present
urand ol American statesmanship, Mr.
woicott and nis colleagues are only
"stalling," as Secretary Gage would
say. J hey play the part of the two
bruisers at a picnic, wbo indulge in
sham fight and engage the attention of
tbe crowd, while tbe pickpockets do
their work. We do not intimate that
Mr. Gage or McKlnley are pickpockets.
Far from it. They are financiers, a
more important and, as Mr. Weller
would say, "a tenderer word."
If you do not like secretary Gage
filan, what do you purpose to do about
t? Confidentially, dear American peo
ple, you have nothing to do about this
little matter of 92,400.000,000. You
bave not been consulted and you will
not be. This is one of tbe features of
what we are pleased to term "our repre-
resentative form of government."
Frederick U. Adams in Tbe New Time.
SIMPLICITY ITSELF.
A Simple, Harmless Remedy
Yet It Cares the Wornt Cssss of Dytpepsls
ml IndlKmUaa.
Dr. Jennison, who has made a life
study of stomach troubles, says: All
forms of iudigestioa1 really amount to
tbe same thing, that is, failure to com
pletely digest the food eaten, no matter
whether the trouble is acid dyspepsia or
sour stomach, belching of nind, nervous
dyspepsia or loss of flesh and appetite;
a person will not have any of them if tbe
stomach can be induced by any natural,
harmless way to thoroughly digest
what is eaten, and this can be done by a
simple remedy which I have tested in
hundreds of aggravated cases with com
plete success. Tbe remedy is a combina
tion of fruit and vegetable essences,pure
aseptic pepsin and golden seal put up in
the form of pleasant tasting tablets and
sold by druggists under the name of
rituart s Dyspepsia Tablets. One or two
of these tablets should be takeu after
meals and allowed to dissolve in the
mouth and, mingling with the food iu
the stomach, digest it completely before
it bas time to ferment, decay and sour.
Un actual experiment one grain of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
three thousand grains of meat, exits and
similar wbolesoms foods.
It is safe to say it this wholesome rem
edy was better known by people neutr
ally, it would be a national bletming, as
we are a nation of dyspeptics, and nin
tenths ol all diHeaaes owe their origin to
Imiierfwt digestion and nutrition.
Muart s Dyspt'iiaiR Tublwts nrsnot a
seemt patent mudieiue, but a fifty real
package will de more real good for a
weak sioniMiii limn 11(1 y dollars srortb
l patent until wliii-, and a person bns
lbs sntiafitrtion ol knowing lust what he
putting into his stomat'h, which be
not know when widely advertised
itut mvlu'Otm are uei,
All urusislals aril Mauri PyiMHiiit
'stileta, lull aiH lutcknifH ,IM'I.
lltli toHik oil i'.ii. and cure ol
toiiisih I ton I. U smu'lad liw tif s.,rt.
le TU Htuurt Co , Ur.linM, Mi h.
AHiOLUTi: DK.fOrUtVi
Tss t.4in( l.w JjuuiiI of Ohio un
UaiiHnl t'V 1im ii n,
IhaOltl i Saws, tHa o1li till or n H of
lie l Itira, ) ol lllu.i, in ait srlu iooH
gMrtiH iit lii lm lios,
" fill oflllMtHt .f U.Jl. Jt.,i
moat ilil,ilri d-m'I m, ah, I ti hi. wl
t)4gfst tturMUo asuwHtu ork-tii'l
awl, t Urn (-.Wit ol Ills Kii-fal ) llRia,
At roHliU v l v !iiim la iiriair
IkwS tKairosatilwIioN tr tKa lsHdio. .
Ul tUais ol m ia it i'i u U Id N
lion oJ ! S ss l oi Ida rasa). It ii
lfi. lu i l'.wi t.Urtl. 1 1 Mil.! m
,ilaiiH aii'l li ri;lortSi' tSl
i KfcliMt l 'lroi ul K diDie tlsttoi
kiss. Sit Krwir tsoMiv a nur liar
ti tout J tlaiMM I lliss tke raj
ila Sft'llW" SaamHlnt ol umsl-
Mtw ss l lskl.il.iMjr,"
tasraM t.UW km, kMt as 4
tawele, sere efcea, la, I'llDe
MEANS BRYAN IN i9oo.
Mayor Hsrrison of Chicsgo Enthuiisstic
Over tbe Reiult of ths Elections.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago, discussing
the result of the elections says that it
was everywhere a victory for the plain
peoplu, Referring to Mr. Bryan be said:
"The democratic victories everywhere
indicate tbat W. J. Bryan willbethenext
president. The republicans cannot stop
him. He is the idol of tbe people
and his principles, embodied ia the
Chicago platform, bave won tbe
elections. The people want him and tbe
people believe in bis principles because
they are opposed to trusts and corpora
tions, They carried out bis ideas by
casting their ballots for the democratic
candidates in tbe country and either win
nlng or cuttinor down tbe republican ma
jorities.
I regard tbe result as showinir tbat
the people will no longer submit to
tbedominition of bosses who control
corporations and ate combined solely
for the Interests of capital and not of tbe
people."
To Cure Catsrrh.
Do not depend upon snuffs, inhalants.
or other local applications. Catarrh is
n constitutional disease and can be suc
cessfully treated only by means of a con
stitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, which thoroughly purifies tbe blood
and removes the scrofulous taints which
cause catarrh. The great number of tes
timonials from those who have been
cured of catarrh by Hood's Barsaparilla
prove the unequalled power ol this medi
cine to conquer this disease. If troubled
with catarrh give Hood s Harsaparilla a
fair trial at ones.
CONMOMPTrON CUBED.
A so old phylclau ratlrid from prsetloa, had
planet In bis bssd by ss Kant Isrtls nilaaloa.
ftryfcha formula t"t a nlmpls vrgaialils ramadf
fur h apiMiilr and parmnnu'ir, cms of ennaamp'
tlos, broarhitla, terrtt, sa(bms,ssd sll tbrost
ssd Ions sffaetstloss ftlao s poaltlT sod rsd!
csl tars lor rarroas daMilty sll sarvosi
omplslats. Mating taalad lis wosdarisl csr
(Its powart Is tbooasnda of ess, aadd1rU
to raiiara bsmss aaflvrlDSi I will stsd tree si
chare to sll wbo wlab It, this rvelpe. Is Oarstss,
Fraaeh er Ensilab, wltb fall olraotloss lor pre
psrlss sad olu, SDt tiy nail bt addrlB
wltb stsnp, bsoiIds tbl pspar. W. A. Kovss,
iM Pewsrs Block, goobatur, M, T,
Tbe Trwfflo of the Orast Tskes.
The great lakes bear to-day a greater
commerce in point of tonnage, than all
tbe foreign trade which flows in or out
from all tbe ports of the United States.
But so long as tbe lake freighter is
balked by the wall of Niagara; so long
as cargoes must be broken in transit
and lifted over tbe Allegbanies to tbe
seaboard, this nation's development is
arrested and its approaching commer
cial supremacy jeopardized or deferred.
Another comparison may yet be more
striking, une ol the great engineering
feats of tbe century was the opening of
tbe Huez canal. Its present traffic
amounts to about 8,000,000 tons anna
ally, and it cost approximately 9100,-
vvu.vvuto build. Another gigantic pro
eci wnicn nas deeply engaged the at
tention ol this conatry is tbe Nicaragua
canal; it is estimated that it1 will cost
half as much again as tbe Suez canal
perhaps 9150,000,000. Bat even its
warmest advocates do not compute for
It an immediate trafflu of more than 5..
vuv,wu or o,vw,vw ol tons; It would
probably bave much less. "
A single lock In the wilds of Northern
Michigan- tbat of the Sault Ste. Marie-
passed last year some lo.OOO.OOO tons
and it Is merely a connecting link be-
ween Superior and tbe lower lakes. It
s estimated that the Detroit river bears
each year a through traffic of above 20,
000,000 tons. The enHre commerce of
tbeureat Lakes must be between 80.-
000,000 and 40,000,000 tons annually.
This is a traffic equal to one third of all
that carried upon tbe 200.000 miles of
railway in tbe United States, a system
bat took 910,000,000,000 or 912.000..
000,000 to construct and equip.
l be colossal commerce ol these great
inland seas is, in a broad sense, purely
local; it Is bottled up by the hitherto
impassable wall over which leap the
waters of Niagara. With these lakes
open to the sea, to tbe Gulf, and, yet
further, were it possible to bringdown
by water tbe produce of tb great north
west, tbe trade which would be developed
is beyond tbe powers of any man to cal
culate. But it is safe to say that there
is awaiting the outlet from Lake Erie to
tbe sea a traffic many times that of the
net and Nicaragua canals combined.
From the Lakes to the Sea." by Carl
Snyder, In American Monthly Heview of
Keviews for November.
Don't TobaOooBpit sod Bmoks Tom Lift
Awsy,
If you want to quit tobacco oslna
easily and forever, be made veil, strong,
magnetic, full ol new life and vigor, take
No-To-Bae, the wonderworker, that
makes weak men strong. Many gain
tn pounds In ten days. Over 400,000
cured. Buy No-To-Uae of your drnirgiet
Oder guarantee to cure, one or 11.00,
Booklet and samples mailed free, Addrms
Sterling Itemedy Co., Chicago or New Y.
STOCKYARDS IN K4NSA9,
Count, in That Stsis DitiJs That Legls-
Isiute Ma r"U Keies
i li i i Iti iiii lit ih i iiIiiiii. I y Iha i. .
ilutl ul Jil'lga i'u.lif il Tli t iilt
iHtva t uuri til Nniifia In I lie K'tiia i
I'll v atiM k ysnU i a.i re nl I but it
i hut I rw -alleil. I'tia dttnaum M
i HiiiltU i it etttriiitit'tt ul tin rights
i l!m itii ul Iha at la ii KtiMl Ilia
hit id a t-'irtirlitiii, mi. I s lm!l n
maaliJ tba rifht of ta lrft: iliirit o
Mil..' fhtirtfia id (iuIiImj rurraliuii
tlmt r.ii.il r HittliMt i r u.l It) u'l
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kl I Iha s R 't rvaaKU.nl. la an
siit ei,iaaiiitf td Ike ruart(. II
tt4 tst Ike alin tar-l 4w.
IM tslvfalste uiiiiir fcullla taall
ItUaiSaaa tS SrrrWf iliiWkt III (
Irtalala Putbunrrw, Is tla tit Iks l4a
tkal the rase eae la lie a -M tit Ike
ALL EYES
Simply because the public
Bargains.
We quote some of our many bargains for this week, and
the same.
of
Underwear
each
10 doz. Ladies' Ribbed Vests, regu
lar price 200, this week lOo
25 dozen Ladies' Egyptian Ribbed
Jersey Vests and I'ants, regular
545c, this week 19o
15 dozen Ladies' Itibbed Vests and
I'ants, regular 85o, this week 27c
20 dozen Meu's Sanitary Shil f s and
Drawers, reg. price 25o, this week., ,19c
12 dozen Men's Sanitary Shirts and
Drawers, reg. price 40c, to closs 82c
16 doz. Men's Jersey ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, reg. 50c, to closs at...42o
Dress Goods Sale
per yard
15 pieces Tricot Flannel, all wool,
20 in. wide, regular 20c, this week 17!
10 pieces Bradford Twill, 40 In wide
regular price 80c, this week 22c
9 pieces Novelty Dress Goods,
regular price 80c, this week 24c
8 pieces Jamestown Brocade and
Novelties, regular price 45c, this
week , .....35c
9 pieces Novelty Dress Goods, reg
ular price 00c, this week 45o
Blankets
Just Received
SO pairs Valkyris 104 Blankets,
cheap at 50c, this week, per pair..,.45c
Groceries
800 packages XXXX Coffee at per
package.., 10c
12!o bulk coffee, this week per lb lie
20c Santas Roasted Coffee,tbis week
per pound 17c
85c Japan Tea, this week per lb 25c
60c Gunpowder Tea, this week, per
pound ...48c
12 pounds choice beans this week......25c
12 pounds green peae this week 25c
Fred S
CIODT
supreme court of tbe United States, be
continued tbe injunction, but eiacted a
$200,000 bond from the company for
the repayment ol ail charges In escess of
tbe ra tee fixed by the Kansas statute
in case said statute was sustained by tbe
supreme court.
The ruling of the court is a substan
tial victory for tbe state of Kansas.
Judge Thayer s opinion is a very con-
cine, yet clear and emphatic statement
of the principles Involved in tbe case.and
ill take rank as among tbs ablest
judicial utterances on the matter of
lederal control over state statutes tbat
bave in recent days emanated from tbe
courts. Rocky Mountain News.
William II. O'Neil a switchman in tbe
Burlington yards at Lincoln was found
dead in bed in bis room in the Boyd
hotel Frldar morning. The cause of bis
death is unknown. His home is at
O'Neil, Neb ,, and and he bad been in
Lincoln only a week.
GOOD TIMES bave come to those
whom Hood's Harsaporilla bas cured of
scrofula, catarrH.dyspepsia, rheumatism,
weak nerves, or soms other form 01 im
pure blood.
HOOD'S PILLS are tbe only pills to
take with Hood s Sarsaparilla. Easy
and yet efficient.
What Will I'lall DoT
If ths assembly shall prove to be re
publican by the smallest margin, as now
seems probable, Mr. I'latt will still have
the law-making, law-preventing, law.
threatening, lae-eelling power.
He ran even pass a law legislating
tttiiHyrk out of offlen, amending tin
cluirler to death, or reiwnhng it.
He ran puuinh other cities that dared
to elert democratic mayor.
He can Intensify the injustice of the
Itaiiies law.
Will the dirtalor who bas beendowueil
in ths atala and sumalie.l in this city
Imva the srrognui'e of lit aiigrT Or
tin he linil iiuinliiiifiit euougli for tbe
.r.iil? New York Wurld.
I itlifumle I'tsll arm lit I kauga,
Vwluitble young orchard of 41 arri in
iiruumi, nliia Mini older Inula, In tw
lrt ul alctis. ( luir, and lilte n Hi- t.
S11 Irrigalinn I lievdd. I liitna la
In Ml ill ivi-,a Hinting, nil lifltra Will
nrli.iiij-d.r Ni'lirkt lund. Al'lra,
li I HtfM t, I.IIHi.hi. Null.
XVyatt-Bultard lumber Company,
LUMBER.
WSi'l ltl s su ssrait.
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S ills Utf rfhe,
(iMVIU. illl
ll St-s-sais 1 irsrtiue,
i4 I ufliHa-lt'B riyl, itv. '4 4 H.
iMwiiiUf 1 I ill tint (lui Imgt nit mM
I ressd trip lakvts at Kite (ere lus
it ll all 'ihlS In Alkskae,, u li,s
Itirilinj, (iktlii)i,ad 1mm, and tu
tf U'S nies In I ostatawa, ll'uuri,
S4 iV kUtk-lV t SU IklnlltiStlnS l-
tsrdisg Haute, tn tit trs, els, at It, 4
. eViHit, v tu tm , etitker ti ms !
1stk Ititele.
T. A
(leii, W, Buaseil, I . A
ARE UPON US
has become aware of the
fact
Flannels,
Blankets,
Bed Comforts,
Shawls,
Hoods,
Facinators,
Children's,
Boys' and
Men's Caps.
Gloves and
Mittens,
Cardigan
Jackets.
Duck
Coats,
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11.00 Child's Grain Rattan Shoes
solid, 8! to 11
11.25 Misses Grain Button Shoes,
84c
1 IK to 2, this week......,....,...,, 98c
Children's best grade Kangaroo
Calf Button. to UK, regular
11.35 and 91.60, this week 11.2-3
Misses best Kangaroo Calf but
ton, regular 91.75, this week 91,48,
Misses Kid Button, square and
round toe, spring heel, regular
91.60, 91.75 and 92. to close
out 91,20
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ferent stvles, 91, f 1.15, 91.25,
91.60, 91.75, and 92.
Men's Lacs and Congress, differ
en t styles, 91.60,92, 92.60,93
and 94.50.
Ladies' fins Kid Shoes, opera,
die and coin toes, 91.60, 91.75,
92, 92.60 aud 9.
Hosiery
25 dozen Boy's extra heavy ribbed
Hose. 0 to 10, regular price 20o
this week per pair..,.,.,,,. ,.,.,.,...17c
Flannel Skirts
25e Outing Flannel Skirts, this week.
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05e all wool Flannel Skirts, this week
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91.00 Flannel Skirts, this week, each. .80s
91.25 Flannel Skirts, tbls week,
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85e Eiderdown, this week, per yd.,.,22o
40o Uderdowu, this week, per rd,..,..84cQ
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