THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
August ii. 1898
INTO THE ICY CURQENT.
Perils of the Canyon Above
White Horse Rapids.
TEE BIG MOSQUITO OF ALASKA.
fh I Larger Than th Jry 1'nit, bat
Mot Mo Urcly Itarrlanding en Injurrd
Pug Cnrlon Bight Along th Trail,
Tlawlng tli Famous Itapld.
From Our BjmxHbI Onrraspondent.
Wiiitb IIohhk Rai-idh, May 23,
After consulting many export river
boatmen, several of whom hud nuvi-1
gated the canyon and Wblto Horse rap-'
Id, wo reluctantly decided that our
cow wai not aafo for tho present low
water, o we disposed of our first product I
a boat builder, and I hud nothing to
how for my lahor nave a cut in tho
knee from the draw mil avo and tho novel
experience, Then wo arranged to go ou
With a party who bad already built u
troug boat of about flvo ton burdau.
Thud ot lust wo aro about to take '
Open water for 00 mile or mo at least.
. rn wr",r. . m . TV gm if - - .
AT THE HEAD OF WHITE IIOrtKP; HAI'IDS.
lOoprtiflit, 1HUH, by Ii. E. IlulwrMon, i)iuturilier, ChWimu.
Tbo morning i clear and cold an wo
finish loading und step from tho thick
ioe at Lake Marsh to the boat in the
opon water, and with four men at tho
oars, one at tbo stern and my wife and
myself iu tho bow wo proceed down tho
river.
drandaar of tin Knanarr.
Perhaps it ii the fine scenery that
cause our watohfulnos to lapNO, Tbo
hill are Ioni grand than thono we havo
passed, but masterpiece of tiatnro aro
till at every band. There aro cleared
fiolda that might have been tilled by
farmer, grout bowlder that look like
well preserved cutle and onthodrals,
rowaof giiuit medallion nut in high
river banks, and mound so smooth that
they might have been turned with a
lat.be, yet civilized man Iuim never net
foot on tie Roil.
At all event wo (toon find ourselves
whoro tho cbauuel divides, and despite
our tardy cITortH, wo aro carried iuto
tho wrong ouo. There Is a lurch, a
harsh raking of tho bottom of tho boat,
a careen and a sudden stop. We aro fast
upon a rock. I wear tho longest legged
wading boots, no I plunge into tho icy
current that in o strong it almost
ewecp my limbs from under mo, but
we must tlo something more besides get
ting away. We must leant whero tho
deepest cbauuel is below, so us not to
invito further disaster. With my long
lalnion spear handle I cautiously Hound
the stream to determine tho direction wo
must proceed, if indeed wo aro fortu
nate enough to get olT tbo rock. Return
ing to tho boat.thooarsmeu use their pad
dle while I make a mighty effort to lift
the bout Umii one side. Hut it Is of no
nse. Shu will not budge. Finally one of
the boatmen, a giaut iu stature and
strength, leap overbotird and our com
bined strength enable us to get clear
and spring iuto tho Wit ladum she i
taken down stream out of our reach. It
is uot what might be called a plcuait
eiperieuce at tho ouImI of our water
Journey. There aro shallow places in
low when the river is far imire danger
on, and an bn water isttli is tun uliil
aratiug even iu a prohibition i-otmiiy,
epet Ully when a ilutngo of ilnthtitg
ratiuot IwtTii.idi rtti. bait for din
ner at a place wrru tlvvw.l eoi
moat plvutraud which U flrlr well
failvia iuf via ail a trie
a4wnM fntn la w iul WktU at
I ) Utti ta Uryutf imv Ix)m- al
h iai Arm Iiuiih laa aHiiM4t w
aiN ttta Mb a t Utv
tha'a. fttel ! tiia t U
Imsnaatf t rari
Taa ftkM4aa MmI kttli,
Taat llt w at tba Istal la a
llttW a4 UM m S M. a U
ttil lhr ut fvar fv tak a t lk
alltAtimtt la antiw a Kft tka
tMatry t4i ta ail!tia and la
tkvU NtttMna. Il U w M hw
to i albt'a twia, Tat U a mtt
tm lbtti fnMM la ilia, Val k
Ut tlsi wtwU awM Ida It tb air
MWwtf Mtra It U aatdly tsaujr U
91 f ft HiV tKaob laaat M Mfv4
no that the bout can bo balled, for aha
louk a little and we cannot afford to
bavo our provisions wet Pcrbup Mho
received a slight strain ou tho rocks, al
though Mho in a stanch craft and it
will tuko a hard blow to disable bur.
Blanket ronst be curried back to the
tout and a campflro built. Cofl'uo in to
be rondo, although roost of our food, or
at leant enough for several fluy ra
tion, has been propantd beforehand.
Next morning we aro awakened by
tho robins and that weot sky songstress
that aoem out of place in tbii locality,
tho lark. I Mliould pcrbap state that
we have already inado tho acquaintauco
of tbo Alaskan mosquito. Ho, or rather
abo, made her appearance in aoclety
abont tho 1st of May, and I iiuvo liad
tbo pONky creature bito moti tho Ink"
while it wait covered with four feet of
loo, Yet it cannot bo truthfully stated
that tbo Alaskan variety in uny uioro
pestiferous than tho Jersey brood.
She 1 larger and moro finely formed
and bur voico I more of the con (ml to
order, Sho will likowiHo bito through
thicker clothing, but in easo of warfare
Mho in less quick of movement than the
Jersey breed und can In mien nil her
moro easily and thus annihilated,
I havo forgotten to mention one of
onr passengers a modest and well bo
haved fellow whr walks tbo gangplank
or swims aboard and is taken over tho
gunwales if more convenient. Ho com
mands universal resect und is one of
tbo most quiet und orderly individual
aboard. I refer to our dog Collin. Far
ther back on tho trail a ihm called at
onr tent one morning and aeemed so
hungry and friendly that we resolved
to buy him if possible for a camp dog.
The owner proved to be iu u tent not
far away, and much to my delight
loomed quite willing to part with him
for a consideration.
Tha Hofrletidatl Meoteh Col I Is,
Hut I soon found that be was not an
honest dog. Ho bad a habit of sticking
his bead into tho opening of any of tho
tent bo canto across, neighboring or
otherwise, and if nobody were at homo
bo would rusli in, grab tho first thing
ho came across in the footl line, prefera
bly bacon, and dash away like a shot.
Thus he been me unpopular ou tho trail,
and had his master not settled liberally
for stolen food ho would have achieved
an unenviable reputation also. So after
paying duty to tho Canadiuu ofllcials I
was glad to turn him over to one of
their mounted police, whero he was to
be UMcd as a draft dog.
I'uf. one dav we eame across a Scotch
collie dog lying Isiside the trail with a
broken hind leg. He seemed so badly
iu need of friends and so willing to ac
cept their oHIith that with the aid of
two pieces of board and a rope wo sue-
cecded iu htraiuhtcnitig the broken
iucoiIkt, making liiiu more comfortable.
l!y dint of threats und coaxing my wife
and 1 took him to camp on a hand sled.
In three days he could move about easi
ly, and ou tl.e fourth we took the splint
off and allowed him to walk alonu ls-
hind our goods. A dog of better murals,
better nianiu'is, of stricter integrity or
of more vi loin it would ho hard to
boil anywhere, He wears a while col
lar, which is always clean, a brown
suck coat of the cutaway ntylo und
white paot.tl'XMi and xles saud if we
go ba k to civilization be nball go loo.
H'akiiig of lite curious night on
comwa tu n on the trail, 1 ton remind
l of a 4 wm k tdd thai jmd
ahairf rciitlv with it mother, which
wa sUU ully pulling I ho heavy loud of
a purty of pbuwra.
lata lt liufi.
Hat we sre approaching the canyon
Th.. Water vtrvi along iu ripplea
lUre arw lite pilot' headquarter, with
xveral Uu I idea wiilt big oititlt
waiting to lt l.tk. ti tbrtmgh. Jul W-yoti-l
I the w til.l g.acway iniiig
Inlo Ibe rkvd. nl. With dltlb ulty
w w inn rrii l into a iiva and di iu
laik f r the tirpoMiof nuking i l.f
ti4t aud tied m j eel Ilia rU.nl t. llm
dtilii uliy and l ti.h-. r. If hut. Ii iu a
Ullur U loru.i.Ln ! t .itx tttau
wa K(t U'l at tin 'H ,f Hum yv.r,
ud g tut. kly bk, pwh eit and
ara i lud dW H ovt r tha twltt
lei. lit k rW f Iba Umt tau I
a Uaway mtt btuait, vr t twad and
tkral tl aul bail ttviuiu4 lit Iba
iiL rVunUow It tviaku-l ua i4 a
likiuj el el t U tupiitt sit tbawtatt
kM ita t hewM li ka raptalM
au4 tha Mih iota wb kaa Ua la lies
t-t t lorw, Mkm a a l bl el
MrMmih kta a )h it lha tif
tkl la Iba riiiet it Um t bun. atw
a ay fcai ibw dtt(ro wll. but II
il.lelhrowk ravftt!l auraliy, iel
Ufota kt tiiua k tak imu h a4 of
bl t aim - b4 fl IMi lb
etotiioj t y t4 I Ibtak Iba i(iimm
vl lb at aid Iba itttigfta tl tUt U
MutM jga Itata tw aowkl ag
fali N4 , kovav, Wllk Iba
Wku lb rapid Ulow, nr irt
la ttkWti at Ui rYfv for au-
MM ll A A. Illii.
A Uuty Wall Poo.
A aolemn duty met every delegate to
the silver convention in Lincola last
Tuesday, aud loyally that duty wa
performed. It is a difficult task to
always tiflo party prejudice, even in
the mind of moderate men, and yet
loyalty to the cause of good government
loyalty to the sworn duty of every dele
gate to do all things in their power to
keep thieve out of the state house,
served to allay party spirit, nerved to
title personal ambition, nerved to offer
to the voters of Nebraska the best ticket
ever presented for their Inspection and
approval., William A. J 'oy titer, the unan
imous choice of the three conventions, is
the best selection that could have been.
For twenty year be tin been a Nebraska
farmer- a farmer who furrns a loyal
laborer In behalf of every cause which
point tho common good. Il has been
tried in public place, and the trying
proved him true true to hi political
principles, true to his every anteelectioit
pledge or promise, Tim choice I partic
ularly pleasing to the Time because of
the fact that tho nominee is one of the
few public men who ha alsay had the
nerve and the honesty to pay his way in
the world, scorning to Accept a railroad
puss, a tolfphori" frank, or Any favoi
from any of tliKl't corporations whose
continued spoliation of the public by
corrupting the public' servant 1 more
a menace to the public weal than are the
torch tird dogger of the most vicious
anarchist iu the land. With such a man
at tho head of our ticket we have already
passed the time for discussing success,
are already at the pleasing time for dis
cussing the majority by which that uc
cus will be secured,
With one ex ceo Hon the balance of the
ticket is made of those who have aerved
the state In their respective ofllees dur
ing tha last two year and served so well
that the credit of the atatn ha been re
deemed, public thieve have been sent to
jail and the tiuino of Nebraska ha been
lifted from the linguistic quagmire of
reproach out Into the effulgent utillght
of universal encomium. It i not a dem
ocratic, not a populistic, not a free sliver
republican ticket, but fin antl-tbievlng,
antl-republicun, entl-monopoly ticket.
Democrat might have liked it better if
they could have induced the other breth
ren to have graced the ticket by naming
Hon, C. J, Smyth a it head. Silver re
publican rnlxnt have been better pleased
with Judge (Iregory'a name first on the
list of candidate, but the will 'of the
majority said the ticket should stand
just a it ii and there It will stand
a light to guide, an Inspiration to do
all that honorably may be done in the
glorious work of rendering Nebraska
republican harmless by keeping tfacm
out of office. I'apillion Time, (I)em.)
Mlat Central Commute.
Hon. J. N. damn, of Colon, Kan rider
county, chairman; J, M. Thorn psou, ol
Lincoln, secretary.
Adam Co. Ii. It, Iligelow, Hustings,
Antelope J. D. Hatfield, Neligb.
Itoone M. W, McOann, Albion,
Ilox Hutte-G. M. Sullivan, Alliance.
Jirown 0. A. Miles, Aitisworih,
Huffalo Horace F. Carson, Kearney,
Hurt W. F, Urewster, Oukland.
Hu tier Nelson Holdemess, ItislngCity,
Cass Henry Heniple, South Iieud.
Cedar H. T, Ankeny, Laurel,
Chase J. F. Morris, Imperial.
Cherry W, A, larker, Wood Lake.
Cheyenno Henry Snyder, Sidney,
Clay C. W. Jester, Clay Center.
Colfax John C, Sprecher, Schuyler.
Cuming Lewi Uewald, Winner.
Custer I! Louiax, Broken l'ow.
Dakota M, D. Slocum, S, Sioux City.
Dawef I'. (1. Coooer. Crawford.
Dawson .1. 11. Donahue, Lexington.
Dixon H. II. Wills, l'oiica.
Dodge II. D. Kelly; Fremont.
Doughm Dr. .1. II. IVabody, Omahu.
Dundy C. It. Walker, Ilenkelinnn.
Fillmore William J. Waite, Exeter.
Franklin W. M. Dunn, Itlooinington.
Furnas K. T. Metiuire, F.dlson.
(iage ,1teob Klaus, lieu trice.
(bmper-W. 15. Miller. FJwood.
Frontier W. U. Heed, Stockville.
Garfield-C. S. Iloyt, Harwell,
Greeley 1', II. Harry, Lincoln.
Hull K S. lee, Cameron.
Hamilton F. M. Howard, Aurora.
Harlan O. Hull, Alma.
Hitehcock Geo. W. Carter, Dyke.
Holt J. ('. Morrow, Atkinson,
Hooker Win. Harnttby, Mullen.
Howard J. L Darker, St. I'aiil.
Johnson (I. W, Swan, Ttcuinneh.
Kearney J. II. Kobb, Miuden.
Keith-J. II. Itarretl, (alalia.
Knox I'hil It. Clark, Niobrara.
l-uncaMer-lt. T, Chamber, Dennett.
Lincoln li. F. Copsr, North Flat la,
Logiiu J. K. Morrison, dandy.
Madison J. It. Donaviiii, Madison,
Merrick D. MeClurn, Central Cily.
Niuiiv T. C. H'd. Fitllerloii.
.Nemaha S. Cochran, Auburn.
Nuckoll Lee (ire, Ni loii,
(h II. I'. Karuaorth, I'limltlhi.
I'liwtiif D, D. Davis, I'a a nit Cily,
I'erkins C. 1', l,oiu, Grant.
I'help W. A. tlarrftl, lloblrege.
iVrvi I', F Fosltr, I'latuview,
I'latto II. S. Hyatt, Mmiron,
I'ulk J. A. LotoWriiiilk, StMnmburg.
lied Wttlow-ll. II. I'li km. MctVtok.
I1k liardott I. Km htwiiheit, I'alUt lty,
II.m V-U l Dal, ta.awtt.
Snbni J. M. hoot It, Friend,
harpy -W. t mhaal, Hprmgrl. Id.
M.uudr-l II. mar, atparajiMt,
haard Dr. II. D I uioiihiiu, Srd,
Slivruoia M, II, Malhra. Im City.
Stoui liat dwrlMcb, llarrtoou.
Hi an ion-Jaut Kity, l'ila-r.
IkayM F. S. Mekry, Ibl.roa.
Thurlon-Jolia Hlanrhanl, Yndr,
Walotgiot-l , A, Wbilbird, Arbng
ton, Waynt-K, W. Watlae. Waiaa.
Uk-r-C J Proaa, lUlUvll.
.tk-J. I. iMHealt. Vark.
t'anaa kadiaatUr Ul b at Ik
l.laeuta tlutl, .trla.
il4at at tattUtt,
1kdilr tl U IHaif I'uatWr ta rep.
lata tdtM. II, Tkird rginat. aa4 tk
luaa ka tkarg id Ika ar ata Ik
pa i him Iu ta ap a Ik aba id k
lllur atatia triwauWf able iana, Il
tkanalsH ttlwr 10 Ik l oarv r ar
It lotia kf aid av p alt arrrg
und Ian yar la advance. Aa4tlttl
MlilW4 la Ikal laafh 4f wrdtaar
Mrvalaaa, feat kt ka ladoa
lka Iu grabnna gt 4 bar i
kral Iu Ik kailal id kw aalt
jib, Ik Mat ta pay l M kni
al iili ki bill Kmm tkaa tra
lyii, llkMrtaa4 Maa,
Oa'y lar tm trtaf, H. D,
Msrlratataa:ilkurt baa lf
Tb Care of liable la Hummer.
The sick babie that one meet every
where a soon a warm weather begin,
appeal to our symputhle a no other
clan of sufferer can. The study of the
want and need of young infant la one
of the greatest Importance, yet there are
comparatively few mother who know
bow to minister to their comfort.
Give tho baby plenty of fresh air, and
comfortublo clothing, made of plain,
oft material. Do uot punish blm with
frill and tuck, and do uot starch his
clothes. The kiu I very sensitive, and
starched neam scrutch them almost be
yond endurauce.
The average stomach of a new born
bube will hold about two tublespooufuln,
and when we think of thin, we reuliztt bow
curelul one should be in feeding a baby,
and bow often they ore overfed. It Is
true that nature Is kinder than tho
mother, and ban arranged o that when
the stomach I overloaded, the surplus
may be thrown off; if it were not no, the
little oue would nuffer untold misery,
and would ntund but littlochunco ol tver
reaching maturity.
When the sultry weather begin, the
mother often finds herself unable to pro
vide the nourish men t needed fur a
healthy, hearty baby, hence It I neces
sary to supplement the natural food
with some other. Cow' milk l often
chosen for thin purpose, but thi seldom
prove satisfactory, for ilia highly sen
sitive to exposure, aud spoils very quick
ly, atiless the greatest cure I taken.
Then one cannot be sure the cow i r
fectly healthy, hence the bube I Iu con
taut danger.
After experimenting with varlou
thing I found nothing no satlslactory
for my babie um lactated food, and 1
have raised three hearty, happy babies
upon it. One should always Lave two
bottle, and keep them well cleaned and
aired when not in use, Une the plain
rubber nipple that slip over the end
ol the bottles. Turn them wrong vide
out to clean them, brush with a soft
brush to remove every particle of food,
and keep them In a cup of weak soda
water until needed. The baby' health
depend la a great measure upon such
little thing a these, aud upon the reg
ularify of all hi habits. Do not give
the baby tunte of everyt.hlug ou the
table; it take no little to affect u baby'
stomach, and food prepared lor adult
in entirely unfit for him. When two
month old, two hour should Intervene
between bin meals, and the Interval may
be gradually Increased In length an be
grow older, until at tbe aue of aix
month, be will need four or five tneul
per day. When eight month old, be
may lie given a little well cooked rice or
oatmeal in addition to tbe lactated food
aud a little later, cracker soaked in beef
or mutton broth, Many a baby nuffor
for water, especially if he In teething dur
ing the" summer mouth. Give a lit tie at
a lime, and a often a he will take it,
lie patient and teach bin: to drink from
a cup a noon an possible.
The more quiet a baby can be kept,
the better for both mind and body.
Keep him In the open air a much a
possible and select a cool shady place
for hi little cab. Never give a young
baby soothing s.vrup or patent medicine
of any kind; in fact no medicine wiles
prescribed by a trustwortbv physbia.
hl.SIK una v.
Give the Children a Drink
called Graln-O. It is a delicious, appe
tizing, nonrishlng food drink to take
the place of coffee. Sold by all groiv-r
and liked by all who have used it, be
cause, when properly prepared it taste
like the fluent coffee tiut is free from all
it injurious properties. Grain-0 aids
digestion and ntreuKtlienn the nerves. It
In not a stimulant, but a health builder,
end children, an well a adultn, can drink
It with grent benefit. Cot about a
much a coffee. 15 und 25c.
ti
TWO SILVER
DIMES,
Or contain any form pny
for Tiik Nuihaska Ikik
I'Knukmt from now until No
vember L". Stid in one new
name, or send a hundred.
We want the doubtful voter
ton-ad the pttMr this full.
Tim fight I on and every
mini uiiiMt do hi duty. A
hour pull, a ntrong pull, and
m pull tll ogthtr will win,
Help us hi i .read the truth.
Tiik Im'Kckmikst will npttnt
liiitflorl to H-riM t unto the
work of reform in N. braka.
Tlit In an important dic
tion. relllt dotfrtllilie
whether Keioitor Allen re
lurne to Washington to
lljhl for nliyewr more lit
hiltica of th common ja.
plo, S.aid tit pnM'r to your
neighbor who i tii und
edw. Sjwud an out in n
good mu. Yuu ritu hardly
do U-M if you ar worthy lb
nam of pupal,!.
(IIMMMIttl.HtMMIHM!tHMIMiMlItHIMli
Tb K'il Naalele Mallb
Whrkr ttm kcl lhall water rout
by way ol St, Michael, or Ik overland
rout via. Dvra, fkny, t oor fir,
Take or Htikiaa, yoa aiul Art iak a
I'artHe mrl id vmliatkalloa,
lb Km draatla ura lladaar, la
ronevriioa wilk Ika D. A It. O . or Colu
rado Midland ttv., bt tk borl, dtr. I
and popular tout (a Saa I'raaviwHi,
I'eiUed, lai-owa or S.il, l krouik
Itaplng ra ad Insi rliln tkair
rare Iron wvr Iu Kaa bmu and
Wr la I'orlUnd. kU' wl lkr
ral) Ik tb Hwku aed tk
woa jtae:at aeaaary t tk world.
U ril let F. A. WadUk, II. V, A . Sail
Uk nty, Kt py l Kuoidik bild,
keaOsk a4 Wrta Ktiaik
J.m TU a4 IUI k Ill
Hie;Uwajtara M HI sn ltaU at M
kwa fi W W k raa4 Uia la lw
lia baa la tartfe abfaka
aatl la wyawlac mm t4 a 4 la4t
Ofla JaawiNva, Uiaiat talc ltHk
ptlvtv rt tnfa nutaf, llaaj Haul
a ay a,
11 V abM tit ! 10U itrwlk Ut
!, lkv
O j 4 4 . i
UrUUVVUHVl T ! ugviiu
m
Whl IHllV an inferior article when such well
yyiiy Uliy known goods as the above can
be had at a reasonable price.
Til A nil fa to buy Vehicles is where you
1 11C pialC can find a house full of the latest
style up to date goods from such well known
manufacturers as
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO.,
COLUMBUS BUGGY CO.,
BUCKEYE BUGGY CO.,
H. A. MOYER,
TROY CARRIAGE CO.
Dam am bar we are the only firm in town
nCIUCIIllUCl carrying a line of strictly first
class " A " grade goods.
We also carry the finest line of medium priced
goods on the market.
BILLMEYER i SADLER,
2024-6 So. 1th St., LINCOLN, NEB.
Would Not liar In to Walt,
"So you are going to marry tbat rich
old Mr. Ducat. Well, b look both
kind and food." "Yea, but ha haa a
bad heart." "A bad baart?" "Yar
that' tb reason Tm going ta marry
blm,"
K, V. Kurlo to Indianapolis, lad.,
$1.40 for llouud Trip.
Vqt above occasion the Elk horn line
(Northwestern) will sell ticket August
IU, 220 and 21 at f 18.40 for the round
trip, Kitrem limit September 20th,
det other particular at city office 117
South 10thtreet,
Rend postal card to Conservatory of
Mnsie, , and l.'lth streets, Lincoln, Neb,,
for beautifully illustrated souvenir cata
logue. Complete musical education at
half the expense of any other ecbool in
tbe weat.
Nl.-kal Plata Kiourslon to Hon top,
Ticket on sale for train leaving ('lib
cago September 10 to 18 inclusive, at
rate of $1 !).()() for the round trip, and
good returning until September 80.
Also cheap rate to all points east, Ves
tibtiled sleeping cars to Don ton, and
solid train to New York. Kate lower
than via other line. 1'or further Infor
mation cull ou or add re J. Y, Oil ah an,
General Agent, 111 Adam St., Chicago.
Loan yonr paper to your neighbor.
Perbapa be will subscribe.
Caecareta tlmulat liver, kidneya
and bowel; never aicken, weaken or
gripe, 10c.
Hot Spring and Ketarn On far.
Aug. 0th aud 2Cth and September
10th and 20th the Hlkhorn line will sell
ticket to Hot Spring, S, D., and return
n above. Limit IW day. A. S. Field
lug C. T. A., 117 South 10th street.
G. A. R.
A.
R.
CINCINNATI. 0..
SEPT. 510.
For the Annual Kneatupmeut of th
(1. A. It , at Ciiieiiinail, ,, in Seplemlier,
the I'MON V M l Fit' will mnk th
If really redueeil rata from l.ineolll of
fH mi for the round trip, Hiireyonr
tirki read via tint I'nion 1'neiHc,
For lima table and full information
call ou V l. SlinMon, General Ageut,
STYLISH HARNESS.
that it well iiuilc niut ihira
Mr, I what everjone wunu
thai rnjoyi tlrivin, Wts can
Uvc it to you with all the
UteH Improvement, ami van
lout t U o( inuuntina. In
rubber anil nickel. For work
nunhlp,M)le ami hnUh our
fine lurnei It unturpatictl,
Cook a Uarlow,
115 So. nth St.. Lincoln, Neb,
mm
IMF -
Nebraska State Insurance
Association.
For Fire, Lightning, Cycloru!s,Tor
nadoos. and Wind Storms, Lo
cated at Fairfield, Clay County.
Nebraska.
CorrMfmnrtKiir roinlnclil by J. M. 8ttnfer),
Uurnl Muiiuuer,
The above named company In one of
the most siiceHMful mutual Insurance
companies in the state. On December
Jilet, J8U0, we, numbered 2!) from the
top a to the amount of Insurance In
force, and on December Ml, 1&!7, we
were 11 umber 0, having passed twenty
other Insurance compauie in the year
as to the amount of Insurance in force.
In other word there were only three
other mutual companies In the state
that wrote more Insurance than thi
company did last year, and there 1 only
three mutual companies in the state be
side our own company that wrote more
insurance In the whole year of '07 than
we have written In the first four month
of '08, nnd lat vet k we wrote 71 new
members and this amount of Ore and
cyclone insurance I 172,840,
Thi company is the cheapt and best
company in the state for fire, lightning,
cyclone, windstorm aud tornadoes.
This company give a perpetual mem
bership fin und issue a perpetual policy.
We never charge for making; any
changes 111 said policy provided the in
surance U not inereused. We never
charge for cancellation.
Thi Association i particularly adap
ted to earr.vinur evelonn iuuruuce FOIC
COUNTY COMPANIES.
If you have insured vour property
by Are in some stock company, on
areount of it mortgage, we will insure
you airninst cyclones, wind storm and
tornadoes a ( heap, or cheaper than any
other stato company, 'Detoro you in
sure ask some of our agent as we havo
over 1.10 in the field. In ruo there 1 no
agent of ours in your locality write for
an agency for yourself or reccommend
some good live man. Address
J. M. Ka.nkoiii),
tieunral Manager,
Fairfield, Neb.
Mtlng HiiTrlgn tlranil I.niltf. I O O F
llii.luu. Mm, , vpt- IU-U I liicluatT.
For tlo occasion the Nickel Plate
roiid will sell tickets at rata of one fir
for llm round trip. Ticket ou sale Sep
tember Id tn H IneltlHlve, Kood returti
iittf until Seplvmls'r IKi ineiii.ive. For
particular uddre J. V. Caluliaa, (i. u
eral Agenl, 111 Adam Si., riueago.
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