Sept. 15, 1898
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
Nebraska Independent.
FROM OHIO.
There is one thing about our mail order business
which can be said by very few houses in this country;
we never lose a customer who has once patronized us
through the mails. Our customers sometimes move
and get scattered and change about from one part of
the country to another, but they never forget us be
cause they never find a place where they can match
our prices and they never meet anybody who has any
thing but good to say about us and our goods. The
following letter from Ohio is only one. We have
hundreds from every state in the union that say prac
t tically the same thing:
624 Fremont street, Helvidere, O., Aucr. 7. q8. Ne
braska Clothing Co. Omaha, Neb. Gentlemen: The
goods arrived 0. K. this a. m. and are perfectly satis
factory. Although you did not send samples I felt sure
of being suited as you have never yet failed to treat
me well. I have worn Nebraska goods for six years
and expect to wear them as long as I wear clothes as I
have never found any tc approach them for the price.
People here are surprised at the price I paid and I en
close some names for your catalogue. Yours truly,
Our new catalogue contains some revelations,
for it. Address Department J
They think it some western nonsense,
Tluy refer to the people all constitu
tional amend meat and bonded Ja
il eltinlne, for public Improvement.
t would bo rotkercu,ml)ernie to refer
every measure of legislation to a vote
of the people. Why not provide that
all law passed by a two-third vote
of both house and signed by the tnv
enior should not need a vote 01 the
js-oplc? For one we are not afruid to
trust the people. ut there are lots
of monarchists in the east among the
wralMiy classes. They are afraid of
the free use of the ballot among the
jx;oile, among the common people es
pecially. Russia has taken the longest step
of any crown country for many years
toward graining the confidence of the
common people. Hlie has promised
that all Europe disarm, which means
that every five lalxring man shall not
ls made to suppert an idle soldier and
that government dceiid more tipon
voluntary armies as do the United
Mutes of America. EurojMj cannot un
derstand how bt that we have to
strike the drum in defense of the prin
ciples of our government, and men
from every walk in life flock to tlie
ting, and when put into the field or
navy they for outdo the machine eol--f"
ofi''"roPe- To whipcr it hon
estly, all Europe begin to fear Am-
,we11 " "I" her. What
will the Yankees do in the question
over there?
The republican complain that the
state school levy has been increased.
True, but the state assessment has
been greatly decreased, so in order to
keep up the standard of ous schools
the levy must be higher, for we want
the same amount of money. Let ev
ery thing else sufferrather than our
schools. Their influence Is lasting,
while the pinching to pay taxes is
only for a year or two. Pinch every
other state institution rather than our
public schools.
The farmers are raising sugar beets
nil over the state of New York, an acre
or two in a patch. There are several
sugar factories in the state, but they
nre not controlled lor the trust
they ure in this state. So fur they
claim that their beets are just as
sweot as they are in Nebraska or any
where else. The fanners there cluim
they can get their sugar for family
1 1 Ms at actuul cost and trust gets not
a m 11 i IT.
Another big two hundred million
tniHl has I mm-u orgunicd among the
uiillionuires in the iron trade mid
manufacture. The object Is to make
Americans iy more for all kinds of
Iron am! all kinds of machinery nunle
of Iron. The trust, together with the
turilT, will make Americans pay more
for American Iron than any other !
pie. Iron will lie hipxd to Kuropo,
freight puM and sold below what it
inn Im- (anight for in our own market.
We ure lit tutor of Inking olT all tarilT
011 Iron ami let the triml and miiT
latairof Aiu-riiu tight It out with Km
ri.Hi ami k-l the fltleal survive. U is
InituilUitlitg ti pu.v more fr Atiterl-
l ull Ktaala thlllt Olir KtUVJH-ttU CotlaillS
tlo.
' 'I lie general r 'lvnni, among the
f irnr of (he ral waa! its will now
give Vlt'Klntrr mu year, fair sailing,
lth llm rtitih wnr off ht innl,
to lfle us proaperlty, and tf 11
not tm, lk otil nl prraldentUd
i Iih Ii.mi. It wa tlw pirta.ling opln-
. ........ . . .
" 'ii iunt ai.i.ir i.iii.y vhi - ',",a wt me
I'ingtty Uttif was imM routing it.
I! Km iirvMti h.IiuIiiiIiiim tiiirn
I tii rrveulM k, trfuaury lMfi' ud
oiltrr iviMWatu aiat lin-M up lb U
tr ili.ltut ail lhe hui of Vl witl
'l t a 4iiuiitf lu what w t
Ii4t. Iiiiii. Mini sit blttde of pnvr
H, -V fWl id mi'l IHlitee,
wml. ln'(i lialf. Ilia v.ildiiM' .f ihi
shmikl lot r a !t aa the ""
iUiH..i ai4 a lntnnM iik r4 m r
ttr tltl Ihv Ul t iiwmiv)
ai .rt'rlt fvitutm Ida mump. tu
li simI il oiai.d trlfrt t U. Juu 0
MHMtri juti a Uiio h a il il.a whr.il,
I Hit I akant Will Htt tmrvw tK liu'
.i.t Mta.til half tt nw.uwK.
eiia..f mo, tot f Ht'kiidrf ' wi.
a,io a (t U w-l l Mitou
H k.. k ka UI Ika MMitor
w arnl. ,1, I Ha tW k.1
M tt Mlt Hull IK U.llf sKwi !
ir. I l-i m til.- in I'kUl Jaat M
tkv th.Mkt lit U ttwaiiiMt waa
vUlt.t four ft llMw. Iil tt W
Ml vMUt Utal.1 It WM Mr Mini tfi.
Omaha, Sept.8, 1898.
Send
'Hie money question is yet to lie set
tled m the interest of the slave and
not In t he lnferesit of the slave driver.
WOIItK: we want to warn our
friends iigainst A. L. l!rowu, he is no
longer our agent. Do not credit hirn.
FEAR ANNEXATION,
Tb Mors Ilablrt Cnbaa HaldlnK lodlf-
Datlon Meeting-.
IlAVAKA, 8ept. 15. The presence ot
BobertT. I'orter, who is in Havana on
a special commission from the United
States government to study the econ
omy and financial aspects of the sit
uation, is regarded with suspicion by
the party of free Cuba, as indicating
the establishment of an American
policy of guardianship.
Mr. I'orter is preparing a revision of
the Cuban tariff, which will probably
be protective of Cuban industries, and
is acquainting himself with every de
tail of local taxation. In this work he
is assisted by a capable staff. For the
present his efforts are only prelimi
nary, as, until after the definite settle
ment of peace, it will be impossible to
stablisb the new regime.
But his efforts and inquiries taken
together with the announcement that
the American troops will be sent later
to occupy the Island which had
hitherto been doubted by many have
had the effect of provoking protests
irons the more rapid Cubans, who are
holding meetings and adopting resolu
tions against "encroachments upon
our rights as citizens of a free and in
dependent republic of Cuba, by the es
tablishment of an American protecto
rate." Two Roe II I in tor lllvoroe.
St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 15. William
M. Wright has been sued by two
women for divorce. The petitions
were served on him to-day. One suit
is brought by Martha M. Wright of
Worth county and the other by Julia
A. Wright of this city. The women
both believe they are wives of the
same man, but Wright denies having
married more than one ot them.
Helen Gould Thanked.
Ni-w York, Sept. IV At the reg
ular meeting of the council yesterday
a resolution was introduced by Coun
cilman Wise, and adopted, thanking
Miss Helen Oould for her patriotism
in giving 8100,000 to the government
Willi which to purchase a warship,
and also lor her generous sail char
(table interest in the sick soldiers and
tailors who returned from the war.
Furluutli fur All Jrwi.
Nxw Vohk, N-pi. 14. Adjutant Oen
eral I origin, or the l ulled States
army, has couaeiitml and Issued orders
that 4,000 JewUh voluutoor. who had
either jollied voluutuer rctfimeuts or
had awn fighting at the front during
the late SimiUlo Ain.'ri'nii war, should
rect-lve furloughs lo enable theiii to
participate in the celet.rnUoiu of the
OrthtHlos Congregational I nlou of
Amur lea.
MlTIl K;-We
frs-ad Mtfsibal A,
longr our sg-at.
ant to Darn our
I,. Ilroati, Iih la no
Do not credit Mm.
Tfca Tefw llpea al I ulumM,
(It M Ml 4, M.i,, S nl. IS -IVadliut
tt It. Jeau fiwitad the term at the
t iMwrallir of Wi.url yvstler-Uf wilt
t short a-f lrvaa hi Iv4hiI. J , 'a.
oS lis IwSH 'lnlU. pfuf ir uf
iMilmtu to u.vwt 'rfv r ! (
tall, h rvlul dttriutf tits mtMtusr.
la Mats Heat Iwataallae.
tin iha, AH,Xi II llrM was
,ti f aiarf Mlatod kjr I ha KHts t
VaUrsna as Ike pise ht klliiig aast
last s ltslit ainjtiiil, tkst
air ..) sfis a kst4 tkl, tit wklsk
Is MriiMSBl wpyun kt was tHiavst.
HealfaM I"- ika AaM felle Tth4
Dv.t ol .arpt, It . Ira J. IUooisJ
U l. k vliM4 S HkiiniSktl.'u t
kasNU-1Uf ff iioS) t Ike ftilv
lv lHl iUSH ff llMlSM uf .
rior a .! i, U. l't!l rsftiM tu in
tSl tUkvt ! . tf Iks stale
t rtir U.kk sis U)i fuHtwsis
t kealf TUr.
AilNU
SIP
Dewey and Otis Will Not Dally
With the Insurgents.
THEY HAVE GONE THE LIMIT,
rillpImM Moat Obaorve tlia Armlntloe lie
tween K)lu and Amorlua, ami Itecog
ulio Our Authority at Manila Diplo
macy Flnt, Thau foi-oa If Nuotxiar.
Washington, Sept. 15. While tho
idminiHtratlon Is confident as a result
at cablegrams received at the Navy
Jepiirtuient to-day from Dewey that
the situations at the Philippines is not
10 critical as believed, instructions
'lave been sent to the military and
aaval commander of such character
that their execution will moan the end
jf the insurrection on the islands The
erlsis may come as the result of the
failure of tho insurgents to ceaso their
aperations against tho Spanish troops
'n other groups than Luzon, i. recom
mended by tl.a American government
'.n compliance with the expressed wish
f Spain.
The United States has given its for
mal promise to Spain to exercise its
food ofllces with the Insurgents to Be
sure their observance of the armistice
ixlstlng between the Washington and
Madrid governments and instructions
have been sent to Dewey and Otis di
recting them to make proper repre
tentatlons to the insurgents. Further
more these two olllcers have been
llrected to compel the recognition by
the insurgents of the paramount au
thority of the United States In Manila
md the bay.
There is to be no further latitude
illowed the insurgents and they will
be compelled to respect the lives and
property of all Spanish subjects and
persons of other nationalities who
tave been deprived of the protection
)f Spanish arms as the result of the
destruction, of the Spanish force.
Dewey and Otis are to use diplomatic
neans so long as they may find them
tuccessful in keeping the insurgents
under control, but should the latter
ixceed the bounds laid down then the
'orces of this government will be
brought into play to reduce the na
tives to subjection.
WITH CHEERS FOR AMERICA.
(nsorgaota Evacuate the Suburb of
Manila In Grand Maruh.
Manila, Sept. 15, Tho Insurgents
ivacuated the suburbs of Manila to
day. They did so in a grand march,
n which nearly 3,000 men took part,
tarrying rifles, colors waving, bands
playing and shouting "Viva Ainerl
Minos," "Viva Filipinos Libres."
The merchants here expect heavy
tosses if a new tariff is enforced at an
arly date because their present stocks,
valued roughly at 85,000,000, have paid
'he highest duties.
ROUGH RIDERS IN NEW YORK.
rbe Big Town I Knllreued by the Doings
of Boosavall's Trooper.
Niw York, Sept. 15. Members of
Roosevelt's "liough Uiders" were very
much in evidence on the streets and in
'.he hotel corridors of New York to-
lay. The troopers lot no time, on
being mustered out of service at
Damp Wikoff, in making their
way to town. A numiier of them,
balling from Arizona and Wyoming,
went down to Coney Island on trolley
tars. When on the lirooklyii bridge,
Ihey fired a volley from t heir revolvers,
which caused a rush of policemen from
all over the bridge. The men were sl
owed a good deal of latitude.
Some of the Hough Rider on arrlv-
ng In the city went direct to hotels,
omo to v ahlorf-ANtoria. some to tho
Hoffman and other to the cheap
lodging houses, (hie of the lat
ter fell asleep on the window sill,
from which he toppled into the street,
breaking a leg. Much attcutlou
was attracted uptown by the steetacle
f three "Hough Kid.i" and a sailor
In an electric cab. Thu "Uough
Uiders" enjoyed the horacli'KS vehicle
Immensely. The sailor acted as guide
to places of Interest in tho Tenderloin.
Everywhere the men were treated
with hospitality.
SILVERWARE COMBINE.
"owpaalee al Merldan, luuu., 1'uitaull
Sale With SO.ikhi.oou aiilUL
NiW YoSS. Sepl, IV -The Mi-rldrti
Hritauola ittinpany, and the Mlei
silver plate company have lu.ul ir
julara to their stta'ktiolilers stating
thsl the lutrrnatloiial Ui-r eoniuy
has broil fiirtued under thu I im of
Saw Jinravy with a espilal ktHW of
lU,uisi,uk) preferred and ft J.tsaJ.tM)
eoiumoii sttk. 'I hs liriiaiuila eoiu
Mu.y will r e ft .ui fur u
pistil, and the VIUh tiMtipatty aUist
t.J71.') In MUltm lo thota ihiu-.H-rus,
I Itotrvrs A llr.i t.f Msrhlsn
will fvt I ait I tha l. rl Ua Nil.
r plala ui-uv atxt Um Maaukug A
Ikiwiusa i".'ii,nf Mill alvi Im auhl
It I sst.l Ihst uiil st, M rvtary
1 l.ia NUo- u.iiHtauy, will be the
preaiJettl
CUBANS NOT REVENGEFUL,
Ik aawfeal Ul M laaA
frwIawallMa 4waMl
ttimiHK'i. Ik'pt It topia et
tl provlsmaltoe) t.t aaowslff latuad ky
tket ukaa g"rsmal at t sisa(tay
ka Wm revetted ! Iks ul.
MStioM VfMUS tkst wt4S Shall Kwt
ks) rf4 k.aauH tr la their
MtSivht ta t4Mt it swtaikstl-mt
tkat prttale tsMgesam W Ult4 e
tks ka Me std k-ia, ak4 tkst !
tetfcMiAl eeemlty U piuviJl
Loes by Fire I Very Larg-a.
VANOOUVKB, U. 0 Sept. 15. It is
now estimated that tho property loss
of the New Westminster llro is greater
than first announced. Major Ovens
and a commission have goue over tho
burned district and thoy estimate tho
loss at 83,400,ooo. The insurance ag
gregates 1,500, 000.
Deputies Agree to the 1'roliKioL
Mapihi), Kept. IV The chamber of
deputies considered the protocol In se
cret sessions, the Kcpubllcnus, Carllsts
and dissenting Conservatives being ab
sent. The president, Marquis Vega
D'Armi jo, called Honor Urla to order
for intimating that (leneral 1'ilmo De
Klvera had enriched himself at the ex
pause of the treasury.
Vmpraas Kllaaheth's Will
yS . . at' ... m .
uanKVA, eept, 1 D. ivUeeiioni, or
Luecoesl, declares that If he had been
in Italy he would have struck at King
Humbert. Empress F.llzabeth, It Is re
ported, left a will bequeathing her
leweis, valued at 83,500,000 to charities.
The oollln has been closed and nobody,
not even Emperor Francis Joseph, will
see the face again.
freildsnt Hallogg Keslgns.
San Fkanoisro, Sept. 15. ('resident
Martin Kellogg of the University of
California has tendurod his reslgna
tlon to the university regents, lie
f-ave nc reasons. At the same meet
ng, the Flood estate presented the
jnood residence and 640 acres near
Menlo park to the university,
The Oreyfut Agitation.
Paais, Sept. 15, Among the rumors
in circulation regarding the Dreyfus
ease is ono that arrests more sensa
tional than any yet made are Imml
lent. I'rosldcut Faure Is opposed to
revision.
ONLY TWO HAVE ACCEPTED, o
tori Made la formation of War luqolry
Hoard Army Offloers Ilaapirova,
Washington, Sept. 15. Two of the
gentlemen selected by the President as
members of tho commission to investi
gate tho conduct of the war have
practically accepted, Colonel Sexton
and Dr. Oilman. Favorable responses
are looked for from (ieneral Dodge and
Dr. Keen, thus insuring four members
of the body,
Army officers say that it would be
bo trouble to get all the information
there Is concerning the campaign at
Santiago, the management of the war
through the department and the oper
ations of the medical, the quarter
master's and the commissary depart
ment, if a tribunal or board were or
ganixed with authority to compel testi
mony, but that olllcers will
not jeopardize their own
interests nor put themselves
In the attitude of being voluntary in
formers when tho composition of the
commission making the inquiry Is not
such as to make it compulsory upon
them to tell what they may know,
They say it will be impossible for a
commission not having the power to
compel tho testimony to get at the
facts.
Most officers, they say, will make It
a point of honor, as well as a matter
of self-interest, to decline to give tes
timony of any Importance unless com
polled to. If the commission could
compel testimony, an officer giving
testimony which might be damaging
would have the excuse that he had no
choice but to tell what he knew. In
the absence of authority to compel
testimony, the witness would have a
right to conceal or decline to disclose
any facts In his possession.
WAGON STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Three Iaroos Killed and Klgbt Injured
at a tirade t'roealnc In Wichita.
Wichita, Kan., Sept 15. Last night
at 8 o clock the southbound Koek
Island passenger train struck an omul
bus loaded with passengers to the
show grounds of Hulfalo Kill's Wild
West and killed three people outright,
seriously injuring five others. The
dsad are: Mrs. Harsh Avery, Wichita:
John Cherry, Mulvane, Ivan., and Mrs,
. ii. l ord, wiclilla. One woman,
unknown, was probably fatally In
Jured.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Ihirand and Mr.
I t t SI i a a a . . aa
aim .lira. ii, .tiarsliaii or Mt. Hope
were bruised about the hund and
sUouldaia, Mrs. diaries Juliw, Wife
of t htef of 1'ollce Jonas, had her left
ankle broken and her thigh fractured
betnmeii the knee and hip.
The sii li'-nl happened on thelknig
las amiue crossing, l lie tram wss
more than an hour late and the yete
watchman had gus for the day. The
driver was wsrued by two or three
men who hI.mhI on the ioh, platform,
but It being paitt train time and nearly
ft mile to the allow ground, the team
wss In a fsst trot and could uut be
stopped.
FA0TS ABOUT HEALTH
It is City 1 Kesa Weil if We Ksew
Mu bom e te Censlet Net
' t'eMsst Mseitft,
The linUtira el HislHtstamt ftHat
brail a ta tailly umUi..-1, ami It Is
ratly a tln'l ibult" l Ukestet.
trt Ww Mt Ml ntl uulfi.
il pvtlwt UUH ' l"ii'ih fttti.
t-eU f.4. I te H..t la u(4)t ta
tsitf uatbHit U lm Wu, mot,
munle ' t""" hke n4 It.
ThsArtt it l'sl let ItisUh,
thrMs, I lMft tWH l(4. N anll
ties b sui It twxu4 ! "is s llxod s
tor!! Ill shiI it ts Ismm It is las e
MSttutt4 riA. IUm4-4 el w le
reslWesad wll lwUjr ai aesld tse
U t lhel sS sa l tkf Mft IsteN
4t MaiespsiUt. It Is 4eal4 apM
a s N'hIIt aait sue I.
ai la w.l is W Uis
An ltkiiM eoate ltWa4 ltM
east.
lays,
FIRST DAY MONDAY, SEPT. 19.
We want your trade. If wc cannot sell
you Dry Goods at a profit, we will sell
you a few things at cost. We want you
to come to the store, look over the stock,
get our prices and buy if the goods suit
you. Next Monday, September 19th, we
begin a special sale which will continue
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
EVFftVIWV"
a- f a.i an I mt
one day in advance. We appreciate the
NEXT WEEK fact that people who live in the country
' do not, as a rule, get the daily papers, and
we regret that we cannot reach them with
our daily bargain offers. Wc can assure
however, that a visit to our store will pay,
no matter on what day. The last days 0!
the week, Friday and Saturday, will prob
ably be the best, and our bargains for
those days will be given in next week's
Independent. Don t get the idea that
this is a "clearing" sale, or a "remnant"
sale. There are no better goods in the
city, and we are not throwing open the
siock at a
DATTHE
offer a few
new ctadc we afc selling everything in the store at
nfcn olUKfc. a fair price. We are not running a "cheap .
ave no
next week;
I
The New Store' 1217
HARD TIHNO iO rWIIT.
(Continued frurn jsigo 1.)
troyed by th oilUlona in the war and
the productive energy lost in the
death, sickness or idleness of hund
red of thousand of our brightest
and best young men enlisted la tine
army and nvy amount) to millions
more. lebt and tazaUon inorease.
Tli creation of wealth. 1m retarded.
That Is what old Tlddle-de-wlnke calls
prosperity.
We bad that kind of "prosperity"
onee before. A credit strengthening
act waa passed. A large amount of
bonds were issued. Wo borrowed
about four billions of money from Eu
rope and built railroads all over the
country. While the money was being
spent we had high o times. Bye and
bye, ay day came and we have been
in the depth of distress ever sduce.
The State Journal and all the repub
lican boodlera ia the penitentiary put
together can't fool even the moat Ig
norant country yokel with an argu
ment like that. Try again, old Tid-dle-de-winke.
The Jtee keep a liar in Lincoln who
can discount (he Stale Journal' An
nul us at Washington. Keep a lookout
for him during the eauiaign. Of late
he has been circulating a yarn about
a great rivalry and animosity be
tween Go (Tin and ftl misten. The
truth Is, these two men always have
lieen ami are now, great personal
friends.
A Mp law, a jKip secretary of state
and the result thereof, make com
bination so troublesome to Id TUld lo
de-winks that the poor old thing
esn't sleep of nights. All fright it lie
half awake snd murmurs! "Pop secre
tary ol stale. Top legislature pasted
Ni law , Msile the olTiee an Income
rtaiucer by laslug corporation,
'aed to have to apprup'.ate money to
siiMxiri u. rop isw, I'on aeeretarv
of state. Ton reduction of taxation.
It pop, Hp, pop, alt the lime and w
re hit In Ih solar pie me. i'-o-p,
io p, p S i, . .,
Uw, l-s roriHiratliHis, the
shin Is leaking iuiw. what's the mat.
tr with the g. o. p?' That Is the
way that H worrira all Its hurl. Is
thntugn. I'oor old Tiddlexle-wiiik,
t. II. Tllltll.rX
Wa will mail to our sttherntwrs r..i v
of lb Trase.tlieelaelpM Man h l Two
Mep lur 11 evals. Ibuutsr ttom VO
erttls, rWwad.
lit ij I h i t M:its' i:ti'uitiv
l
xiiHMit in pi a
On . .lri..Ur g.l, (K,.Wr a.l l,
IK M.ttoittrt I'ai tHii will a- il l. k-U
all iit bi lr. iklatuuii4 id
it. m iitu.t sift U e it ki
attl In iUiMii, I.kiumkh, til
!! Slid NW Wf Si f4i f
Iks liii. tnii, i.hu UK lUf In k
els et (ta II sit (rvoH till of mI
and ( litre I'fttika1 r HKill.
e-KiB HUtild and (l ei.U
oaiiilik Is wt furthfr lif'iitil t rail
at rill l k tm.e, ! air el.
I , tuiiM.I I, t . l and I. A.
(asrsrsU siiiMiilst llvr, kMaefi
sad laiwtlsi sr Sir kse, fSk
fVlp. Is,
I. U6E7. & SOU
k
sales.
during the week. Each day, for that day
only, some article, such as Linens, Do
mestics, Blankets, Corsets, Gloves, Hos
iery, or Dress Goods, will be sold at a
bargain price. We do not expect to make
money on this sale. The goods are all
new, seasonable, stylish; but we are will
ing to make a sacrifice to get you into the
New Store, where you can see the goods
and learn the prices. We desire to be
come better acquainted with the trade,
and in order to do so will offer bargains
which you cannot afford to miss. Mon
day's special offer will be announced in
Sunday's paper, and so on through the
week, each day's sale being announced
discount-price, dui we win
bargains worth having, and
ohn store, full of shoddy goods, and we
lire sale, stuff or "damaged
stock," We give a dollar's worth for
every dollar; no more, no less. But don't
miss our specials, for we will give bargains
O ST
LINCOLN, NEB.
TUB UNIVEKSB AS IT IS.
We recenUy made uurutloa In these
eoliim of the new 'books entitled
"Tlie Universe A It i.' lleoently)
piibliWIuil' by our fellow townavnivu,
VV. V. Wright.
Although the book ha been out
only a few weeks it has already re
received many favorable comment
from press and indivldunle.
Hon. A. U, Wolfcnibarger writ of il
as follows:
W; V. Wrlghtr-Dear Sin I have
reiul with deepest In tercet you re
murkeble book, "The Universe A It
Is." it Is a volume full of wonderful
statement, unfolding a moat plausi
ble lilieory of ercuitioa, world forma
tion, and the development of man. I
eini startling in to read it a second time
It coniH'ls the student to think. You
have struck some Herculean blow at
fouiill,il folly and ancleiiit spook tn
the scientific world. There is reasoin
in your phllosephy and none but the
igiinrunt will uttcinpt to attack it
without thorough iuvewtigatlon.
Meiiy of your mogiiilfloeriiitproiKii1ton
and explanation 1 a in too unlu formed
to deny, ami their full acceptance In
volve uiwre hiboriou siuily Uwin I
can now give. Any way you have
written a book that will drive the
seleiitille world Into new expedition
of research and wUler flekls ot pro
firund inveetlgatlon. I sinoerely coiu
gratulate you on this contribution to
the thought of tii twentietih MHAury.
Your friend,
A. 0. WOWKNIIAttGER.
CAMPAIGN DATES, '
TLs following atolntiiieDts have
bon inmlii by the tieoplse ludeiwudeDt
stale eoiiimittee,
Candidate for conk'rrss, Jains Man.
hamuli be with Heuator Allen at thsa
plsie,
I'awni City, Thursday, Hent. 15th.
Full City, i rlday, Hpt. 10th.
llumUiiJt, Hsturday, rWpi. 17ld 9
I", m,
Huila, Matur Jy, rk.pl, Utb, 8 p. hi.
HH-relary ol Hlet. W. I'orter will
I wtlli rienalor AHa at ths plains;
Nrbraak flt.v. Moaday, rVi.l, iUttt.
t 'niaha. Tuesday, rWpt. Uiitb.
tUS Wstlfteeil, Kept. tfUl.
VVilUr, WedsraJajf.Npl. yl.l. II p, Ol,
(lay (!, t kuraday, Kei.t. 'J J 4.
tiiiis, I fidajf, rWpk ill l, ! p, w.
I ler, r'iMay, rWpt. 9 d, is ai.
ork,KtarUf, rW'ht. Htlh. it p. m.
Aurora, Kalsrday, K. W V Ilk, ft pt'oi,
Au l.lur Ji.ka IMors.ll aill beeit
ik- svaalor at be h4loia pU'j
lUd ttoud, Ha Uf, rvpt. linih.
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