Dec. $, 1898
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
'itiy than it will be one year from now.
Pki. mn fl at wnH naj-lv bare at tbe be-
1 jfkmlng of the year. The nowcU
r,.- full eroo and California
J, very little for export. If arm"
i ......Li .... u. truMt and hold tb?lr
wheat and corn, they could aooti get
their own price. Hut four or Are mil
lion of farmer cannot bold together;
hence they niuat pay tariff and trust
price for everything" they buy and
sell for what the othetf fellow ia will
ing to Joy. One million, of wheat
growing farmer, by putting- $50 each
into a wehat fund, could raise the
price to $1 and bold it there. Store
house, or granaries, should be built
at Dulutb, Chicago, Ht, JOuis, ew Or
Wan, Han Franolaco awl in other
wheat growing diatrlcts, with a ca-pae-lly
of fifty million liiehel. We
will aupiKJae these tore Iwuae to coat
four million dollar, with the balance
of th money fill them with wheat
awl keep t!im full a long- ua wheat la
below a dollar. When it can. be aold
for a dollar, kU aul not buy aiiln
until it drop below, Htiould price
Mill rang below a dollar, wilh the
store houses full, notify all the litem
lwrs of the trust to let half their wheat
kind rent, for one year, It often, that
on crop in two year produce mor
wheat than two cropa. America can
rule the world on wheat If aha cluiosc.
J would like to be a farmer and be able
to my to the Iron trust, "You can bae
my wheat for ao much, and I will pay
you m much for your fence wire and
nulls."
Territorial expansion and Imjierlttl
Wm are the two subject much under
MwumAmx at tlia present time. Ter
ritorial expansion la w new thlntf
wJh tha United Blatea, We have
Wngbt end we have conquered terri
tory Wore. Florida, Loulaiana, in-i-Judlng
the state west of tl Missis
aippl, and Aluak were purchased,
New Mexico, Arlwna and California
were gained by caii'jueat, wblla Texaa,
after gaining by conquest her own In
dependence, waa annexed free, If
Hpeln or Japan ahould organize and
adopt a republican form of govern
ment and ask to coma In aa atatea, we
ought to admit them. It ia the ex
tension of our form of government
that we aliould dlr wore than the
wquialtlon of territory. Tba Monroe
doctrine doe not bein In tba right of
Isolde to govern themselves.' We
liave a right, and It ia our duty, to y
to the oppressor, "ftcmove ihy band."
We caruwt drop Cuba, l'orto Rico at
the 1'bllipplna Wanda aa a dog- would
dorp a bone. There 1 th aarna rea
aon for freeing- tha J'billlpplne peo
ple that tliere ia for freeing- the Cu
ban, Humanity doea not atop on
Yinm of latitude and longtituda. Tba
rlfforie of Karttlag-o and Manila were
iwH ordinary vlctoriea, ?fo auch we-
ever (falnwl by the boat of opprewdo.i
or for tit ajKlla of war. The God -t
IxKttle aeeined to bava mn intreatd,
J$ut now, that thee pwpl are on our
baud what kind of government are we
ffolriK- to give them' Or are we going
to Jet thn (rovern themaelvea? i it
to be Imperialism or democracy? An
empire or republic? It ia aaid they
ere not capable of aelf-gorerninent,
Jut ao they aaid of our father before
the revolution. They aaid th aauie
iUtntr ot li Meilcune. I'.ut the ac
tion of tboae who have releJled ag-alnat
the ppreaaion oi njmin jimjicbi ju
ilar riNulU. If It i our purpoee to
rule tbeae people with en army and
navy for the gain we can ffet out -f
them, better let cm iwe jou ai once
HjhiIm can do that better than we can
1 M Klnl'v' nilminiHtration ireta in
to a war with the Cuban or I'hlllp
plnf it will aeal the fate of the repub
lican party for year. Tlie preauient,
in hi meNflge, demand that full faith
kl.i.tl lw lnt. urtt.h Dim CuImiiim and
Jimtlre denianda that the an me faith
le ket with the inaurg-enta oi ine
oIIim Ulnn1. Tha nativea ohould be
eisliated and organized into an army
. . m . .. .. . ( 11 . k .. u
Tor aeit protection anu vue American
aoldler broutrht home within one
year from date.
No Moro Scrofula
Not a Symptom of tho Affliction
Since Cured by Hood'a.
" When our daughter was tw year old
aha broke out ail over her face and bead
with ncrof ula aore. Not blng that wa did
for her aeemed to do any good. W be
came diat-uuraged, but one day aaw
Hood' Hraarllla ao highly recom
mended that wa decided to try it. The
flrat bottle heljied her, and after taking
ala bottle ber face waa amooth and w
have not ee any algal of acrofula re
turning." HiLAi Vmnoot, West 1'ark,
New York, Oet only Hood'a heeauae
Hood's 8 parllla
It th ImwI-Im taut tit (Hi True Iiluitd I'urlAar,
li.li. fklll aiir aaaaea. IwliiaaUea,
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ABOUT CiMPAIGN FUNDS
The Slumi and tho Indifferent
Voter Control the Election
Erery Tim
WHAT AN OLD POP SAYS
How the Partita Hare Built np tba
Sugar Truat and got Their
Fund There.
Let all Contribute.
Keueaaw, Neb., Nov., 20, 1898.
Iklltor Independent:
In your Imnuo of November, 17th 1898,
on the editorial page, there lean edi
torial beaded "What Miall we do?"
A I read that oditorlul many thought
crowded into my mind anil, a th Inuk
PENmtkT wiehe to buar from orn old
poi and, a I am an old timer, no here
it goe.
In the flrat place, a we look over th
political Mituatlon a it exlate, th jmo
pie divided into two political purtli,
we hav the bldo bound republiiinn and
w bav th hidebound democrat
What I niaan by blde-bouod, 1 a peraon
that rote bl party ticket traignt, re-
gardlea of principle. Tho ar the
fellow wbo ar reaponalhl for all th
political corruption that baa taken place
ia thf country, W will not them in
thl article a hide-bound. Then tber
i another cloa of voter that may be
called the careh-, wbo do not care, and
will rote for th party that make the
moat nolae and are controlled by ward
healer, om of tbem ar in th lurn.
Jueae latter ciomw olvouir ar gen
erally tbidvoter wbo decide an election
or hold th balance of power, aa th
hide-bound ar about equally divided
W will any for convenience eak that
there I four and a half or five million re
publican and about that many demo
crat. Ho then, it la the alum and th
earelna that hold tha balance of power.
1 1 take money to get that balance an!
th party that ha the money generally
get it, ittukaD army oi orator,
ton of newftpaper distributed free, and
money to pay for ward healer. It i
humiliating to believe, but It ht true, If
not 1 wInu to tie corrected. Joe ques
tion now I.- "How are thocarele voter
and the alum to be reached and to b
mad to vote for reform?" The only
way to get at Mint would be to take le
eon from the two old political purtlo
in the pat.
Th republican prty wo uccMfol
ia 1888, and in 1 810 the republican
pataed a terif bill called the MeKlnley
bill Th McKluley bill waa everything
that the truat and combination of
trade could deaire, but Jane 0. iiluln
wa aecretary of tate and an enemy to
trout. Through hi Influence there waa
a rn aeore called "rciprocity"ronnected
with that bill in aoine manner either aa
a rider or otherwise, and that proved
to be a deathly enemy to troat. It I
bard for meto endertand wbi that
wa paed. l'erhapa th truai did not
underatand it or tbought it did not
amoant to aoytblag. Itwa a new
thing and they probably did aot under-
land it. however, it threatened the very
exiateoc of troat and almoet deatroyed
lb sugar truat and it defeated there-
imblicana in 1892.
Now remember reciprocity wa a good
thing for the common people and it wo
ao Injury to truat Trent lea were mad
under reciprocity with other nation
iiecially with Germany, Our beef aad
meaHi were admitted free Into fiermany
and tbe Uerman aogar wa admitted
free too. We can rtadily aee at a
glance, that there wa good for th
aogar eonaumera of tba United Htatea,
lattice day we need to get 24 lb of
ugerfor fl.t0. ItwaaeJao good for
tbe farmer. II got an Mbaoeed prlo
lor beet ani nog. Jt waa good for tbe
people In Germany. They got chaaper
meat and beef and a better market foe
their aogar, owwoanot that a good
thing and a good law for th common
people? Wbo waa burt.bytbat law?
Iheaugar truat. It only waa Injured.
1 tier aa not a political apeaker or
newapaiier, that to my knowledge dared
to ay that law wa an injury to th
American (teople. What did tb pollti
roi part lee do? Th republican party
bad mad a miatak by puaeing a law la
in ton t of tb iieople. What did tb
democrat do then? Tbey weraaiiaply
liukled. "Now" aaid tbey, "wa hav tb
rnecHie, We bav tb mov on them on
th political ebeaaboard" and the tbev
aent down oa their etoaittrh In lure th
moeoiioliaU and trueta, and tba truata
lurnlabed tharn with acamilga fund o
large tbat they bad enough to throw io
tbe bird.
Tbwreeull oflt waa that tha raimbll.
raa party waa beaten and tba demo
cratic party wa vlMormu with h
overwiiaiaiiag ma) irity, l n bid biuad
democrat woreaaniila on hi litre Ibat
renehed Irom ear to ear, lld h taluk
be had done a giMid thlB4 fur bia eoua
try? No, that thought aever eat!
bia miad. He thuu(ht It wa a good
Ibluglor bia parly," wblla tba hil
bound republH-aa preieateil a wry aad
eiftrane a long aad aour luee, lee
democrats party, aa aoo a Itwa In
Mie In U;t, priMvedxl to repeal tb
uVkittle? bill, tbe ,l thev bad altavked
aad rMkmled during tb raiiifelea.
but It wa all byptwrny aad deeeti, 'I be
real eaeniy wa lllain'a rii'tMMly aad
the dmiwrl rall tb whole thiag.
fli'Klaley bill, reeipruelty aad all aud
Pmh m a "ill. lit Miaay rMt IkiI
Ur to lb Mi KiaWy bill.
Huw did th ar tratl aa
th aw tbNiifale tariff? Why th
dmrati untgavalb (uar ttl
a Iraetioa over a half a eeat a im'I oa
ur, a I that ataae that la uar
treat wa gltea lb poa ta lai we
II 'J & or Miateaher aiat that aamwal
Ihatugar that I bv nar
NuniMtee thee are hil litaiiliee l Kea
aaw luihl aad that Ih tef treat
baatwwa giva lbmr ta tai lb pm
tie ! thta loWiMbiu at the rai
UT.bti a lr, ur llJ atilll la t UI
aiale aaitirdlag u reeahlieaa aalhor
Hy, Alitor whaif .Nttlhlag t
ba thaa a lot t damngugto omaek
era, to tbat they can bold fat office and
plue for the space of four years.
While tbe republican party met with a
defeat lo 1802, tbe republican all along
the line began to fakir to .amend tin Ir
mistake, hence John John Huerman
talk In 1803, (tb wiley old fox very
well knew what would take place In
1800) and hence be predicted tbat the
republican party would not want for
money to carry on th campaign and
that th democratic party wontd be
short of fund.
Remember the change that took place
in tbe democratic party in 1805 0, com
mencing in '03. Ilryan championing
tbe cause of fre silver and reform, suc
ceeded In getting a majority at tbe Chi
cago convention, and tbeold-tlme chess
player and stomach crawler were
turned down. Tb young democracy, a
represented by ilryan war told by th
toniacb-crawler. "Ugbl Whet ere
you fellow going to do, you iipetnrle?
Tarn us fellow down who havfurnlshed
auch an enormous campaign fund In the
past and led the party to victory at
various times. What ur you going to
do when we leave you without a cent of
money to carry oil the campaign."
Young democracy replies; "Wis ItKLY
ON THK JL'HTIOB OF OUECAIJHK
AND WH KKLY ON Till' CRKAT COM
WON 1'KOI'LH."
,1 thank the young democracy from t he
bottom of my benrt for the splendid
conmiiwe tiiey bad la themselves and in
two people,
Iliitv uhrmf Ilia rniuililli'un mi ft v In
1800? They were prof ting themselves
hythe mistakes they made la 1800,
'J hey sny to the trusts, corporations
and greed: "(Jive us a campaign fund
by which w can win and w will glv
you everything you want," and it wa
con.
The tariff tax on suirar wo Moulded
aud that i th example all along. The
republican said to th trusts: "Th
democratic party did well by you Id
1893, and w will do mors than twite as
well."
1 hav written tbi to show by what
means, as 1 understand it, election bav
been carried. Jt I Important lor the r
form force to know how campalgu
bav been won and lot In tli past, I
bav mentioned but very few of th
trust. 1 bav not mentioned th money
trtint, tb worst of all. Why tha sugar
trnstlsa mer pebble In oonipar)oo
with tbe enormous mountain of tb
money trust. I will propose a plan by
which w can raise a campaign fund.
Remember though, it take the United
effort of four million voter and that I
probably easier said than done, Jet us
appoint a committee and IH Harvey lie
at tb bead of that committee, IM tbat
committee furnish a list of good that
ar controlled by trust and the amount
of protection tbat they ar getting.
Tbeu let every free silver democrat,every
free silver rspublicen aud every populist
do without these iroodsif nosslblsnnd
send tb money for campaign purposes,
l bis may bo very radical but It is well
to think about it. Take Mtiirar, for In
stalled, quit usiog sugar in coff" and tea
quit eating anything sweet, if we drink
our coffee aud tea clear without any
sugar, wd would eat more beef steak and
potatoes and bread and butter, we
would be stronger and healthier, ow
suppose my sugar bill in a year is f to.
Kuppose by economy I cut it down to f ft
that would leave i.ii), Huppose 4,0mj,-
000 others would do th same 'lung,
and oil oi u glv )n for campaign pur
poses, where would th trusts be at the
end of th campaign? "Knot full of
boles, dead, never to b resurrected."
eon Kimon.
FOR A NEW CRUSADE.
(Continued from page one.)
my, hod ordered it heavy ordnance
off the field.
I am not antagonizing fusion, but In
God' name and for the sake of the
long sulTcrlng people of this country,
U'X us have a fusion that will fuse.
and not leave the best populiet ele
ments out of the amalgam. Let us
have a national issue with lire enough
in it to liquify the metals to be fuaed.
bliam battle over mi rill or real bat
tie over silver may do to turn the bal
knee of power between two ee-.wlnjr
old panic in the game of ins and outs
but a reform party bidding for popu
inr suffrage gainst deeply rooted po
litlcul prejudice and rampant corru p
tlon mutt have an Issue which appeals
more directly to the moral eno and
patriotism of the people in order to
succeed. i
Our orator, our editor and our au
thora have loudly Bounded the toe
sin of alarm over the corruption of th
body politic, and have vied with each
other in glowing prophecies of nation
al disaster. In our first national pint
form we declared our nation "brought
to the verge of moral, political and
material ruin" through plutocratic
pet7emlona of popular government
which threatened the very exlelenni
of our republic, Under auch eondi
I lona our lending laaue ahould b the
opening of our leglalatlve mlnta to the
free coinage of the will ol the oplc.
We hate stirred a lltlo I temeimt.
ami try to put It in a free silver tea
Mtt, t linve raised a political revolt
and armed our people with ia-
atiuirra. imagine 1'atruk Henry try
ng lo Invoke th genius of American
ndeiieiidenc by elaUirate eay and
atallktic on tb UrUWb colonial tea
trttilcl
As a reform party w oiitfHl to put
ail luati to lb front which U a legit-
mate sequel to our calamity bowls.
Him b an lean is direct legislation
through th Initiative sim referendum,
The iwniil will b ready fr th t
ieaiHi In IUoO, It i tha otrlt laatis
of th political aJtuatl.in, U the t,w.
e regit remwly fr all tha terrible eHI.
sal eveiia, prtet an.l threateuliiir.
whii h we a a NtHy aa luudly twwail.
t Is an Imu which cut al the vety
nit f ll guterniuental aboee and
Uy anew lb very fouiMUlUtua of our
free leeiituiitiw, (uv istrty baa e.
uealed th epl uti nubile outwlbm
and slimuUied their interest lu ri"
entinenlel affairs. Now U tb I line,
twftue plMbs-racy baa fetattet atute
!, iuMftiir
ANTI-PILL
cum uuouiNm
Naorieia, M-en ihim. Ias4
is ril rUfc'i. t.U tuea4 at
. I-.IM tt It 1 M, Sol
t f twee Atl il l. u,
!., sa, 4niar 40 1 km t
4 Great
Bargains
In
Ladies
Capes
WK HAVE OTHER BARGAINS IN CAPES BESIDES THOSE MENTIONED
AMOVE. WE HAVE MANY
INVITE YOU TO OUR STORE FOR COLD WEATHER DRY GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. j
dlen I'l II tie upon the people until all
of Jiljerty 1 loat" to "restore tbe gov
eminent of the republic to the hand
of the plain people with whose class
It originated." Nothlngles than this
Is what our party pledged itaelf to do
In our uret national platform, noui
ing lea than this will arouse tbe en
tliiislusm of the people and fuse the
force of reform. 1'ut tbla great Is
sue , on which all re for mer agree
and which provide for the honest set
tleuient of all their pet theorie by
an appeal to the untrammeled will
the Miople, to the front Inatead of to
the rear or the fusion platform an
there wlli be an entbualoem aroused
which will lust through all our state
eampeigrw, and bring every reiorm
voter out of the comilehl on elec
tion day. '
W. K. INN ESS.
STATE PEN1
Why tha Republicans Don't Like
tb way tbat Oeorge Laidlgh
Bun tha Fen.
NO CELL HOUSE! EOANDALS,
Tazeinotnith Enough andStata
, Debt la not big Enouih to Salt
Republican Farmira.
Waal te fav Mers Tata,
Tb chaplain id tb eultentiary aay
tbat fur tavaty ear bates beta asking
lor an appropriation for a dereatrotiiu
In wbicb to bold ervle but ao attea
tioa baasvertheen aid to bis reuneeta.
Ofore.;i.liU tb reeat ardeo.allb
tb work of tb eoaviet baa nttd up a
riKtiuJIor aorabip aitb bkb tbeelii
lata I pethflly satleftVd. Iadeel, b
sav It I all tbat I rvqulred, Uat tbe
preaelier latbaslal aralldua wa
Uidiab aad al party,
tletngs Uidiub ba iatrrMltteed ay
tew olgnvrraateat aad diatipllnvta tb
prieoe a iitwt ibat wltbuut a -
riutus,Ubaieat at alt, Ibersbi aleaya
(tMttl otder aad prompt tddieae to ad
lh rsW. iriilrd v tb dtar.
J.wa, burglar aad tuardam brtt
lsal, I o tM that III tb att'Ht
lbml tdvry -ealtit tbat baa la-
vsatlaated It. rYbea tly bent Vf tba
tMdj la abba tb rtetifdaf pakbaat
btbipMlbtf a bardly bat lave tlwtf
tysa. rt iHrl paaMMtat! waay
ad. aa ball raa, aa 4blsa allb a
buea, aad tt abult fd aid la
tMiaal iwtWt diaelilia list tb laa.
lowii ar all doea aa tbwrg UtJtgb
aad bi party.
TENTIARY
Tb uut iiaiuiapwrtitH fait,.
LotNo.1 Price $2.48
This lot includes all the followingPlush capes,
trimmed with Thibet fur, Plush capes, trimmed with
jet and braid; collar edged with fur.
Astrakhan cloth capes, collar and front trimmed
with Thibet fur.
Heaver cloth capes, 30 inches long, lined, collar and
front trimmed with Thibet fur.
Beaver cloth capes, 27 inches long, trimmed wif.h
jet and novelty braid, 1
LotNo.2 Price$3.69
This lot includes a the following Good quality
plush capes, changeable sil lining, collar and front
trimmed with fur.
Good quality Astrakhan cloth capes, 27 inches
long plaited back, good sateen lining, trimmed with
fur. ,
Double cape of good quality bouclc cloth, trimmed
with novelty braid. ,
Double cape of good quality beaver cloth, upper
cape and collar edged with coney fur and trimmed
with braid,
Lot No. 3 Price $4.89
"""" This lot includes all the following Double capes
of good quality Astrakhan cloth, collar and upper cape
trimmed with Thibet fur.
Double cape of heavy kersey cloth, velvet collar.
Good quality of plusli cape, trimmed with jet,braid
and fur. , '
Double cape of heavy beaver cloth, both upper
and lower capes trimmed with fancy braid and fur.
Lot No. 4 Price $6.89
Good quality kersey cape, 28 inches long, I2 inch
sweep, edged with fur and handsomely trimmed with
jet and novelty braid.
Good quality Astrakhan cloth cape, 30 inches long,
serge lining, collar and front edged with Marten fur,
Good quality Lester plush crpc, 24 inches long,
high storm collar, serge lining, fur trimmed.
Extra quality Astrakhan cloth cape, fancy lining
trimmed with fine fur.
EXCELLENT VALUES
MILLER & PAINE.
000 to puy tb eipense of malntalnluK
tba peniliiutlary, and George Leidiaa
baa saved out of that amount 14,'
401.00 which will be turned bock into
th treasury and can be used for paying
off tli state debt mad by tb thieve
who for so louif ran thliiK at tb atate
bouse, and reduce interest and tase
tbat the farmer have to pay. There
ba been no "stone plugged to sice," no
cell bous contracts, no scandals of any
bind connected with the penitentiary
slue Ueorg Ifilixb took charge. Hut
th farmer of Nebraska don't like
Oeorge Jidlgb aud bia way of doing
thliiK. They ar so much opposed to
it tbat tbey bav sent up a legUlature
that Is optioned to In m and bis party
and wonla kick him oat of the plao in
two minute II they could. Tbey seem
to prefer stone plugged to size, Dorguu
contracts: cell bouae steals, state debt
and heavy taie. That' tb kind of
men that a very large lot of Nebraska
farmers are, Hut (Jeorg Leldigh don't
car. II baa don bia duty. It bits
been mor of a sacrifice than emolument
for him to stay tber and manag tb
penitentiary honestly. Uut if tb peo
ple seem to think tbat the pen ahould be
run In tb old way, aud th Dorgan
gang reinstated, he ba no objection.
II baa abown tb people bow tb prison
ought to be run and what it ought to
cost, liut if they think that, it ought to
cost more, that tli old bull rings, dark
cells and boe douoli ought to be re-established,
th people ar aoverelgo and
must be obeyed.
For tb last two years the penltenl-
tentlary will coat th tai payer 15,
61H.,'W. For tb two year proceeding.
Ing tbi Meiinlum it coat them aver HuV
000.00. TheeesHld tai payers immiu to
think that the furiner way waa beat aad
(leorg lbllgh Is perfectly willing tbat
tbey .bull pay 10,000, Inatead of 113,
If they prefer to do en. Ilia own private
Interval call tiiiu rlsewbere. He baa ao
kick to make, (Wing a in be think
lliatth ople should aav what tbsy
vot for.
Tber I on good tblag about tb
matter however. Tba Mlow wbo want
Ihiraaa eoatraeta, heavy tai aad
atate dbta aad wboaeat up a uiajority
id lbs preaeat b'gislatar dm't hav th
ay almut the mailer. If they did tbry
would kaa tietirg IMruh uut ol tb
iHiQirol at tit ruiietiry uugbty qutvk.
I'baslaU atlwiaiatrittluit Usiitlia th
basil of lb party tbat doe aul Iwlivv
ia big stat debt, heavy lataiioaaad
peaiieatiary a teal. It will rsmaia la
tkelrbaail ami tb petuJe at eni
elwiua demand tbat w ebskl bav
ator taiattoa aad wor talla,
the Ual .Ma
tH lb ala ikwuetAikt member of th
pfaMtit l aitetl "tatea seaat, wm
( asd j by rhikse, l iter
fold ataadard ad f urate av a,
Vf bit ut t allloraia, Tb al ailvee
koiiita by lUr defeat. Iiawalj
kuNi I tatw AlWw, d Mtraaka aba
ill e eea. ay a rapaaiw, moat
l M a guj staadard adVMsat. of
oriMtraiHia attoraey at tba 1 bars to
trtp.aied lUmmer, (Waa)
rtatt at Ml !,
Ta teadeae of val tUy l aaf
raaaall U mI taa mmwm aaaata,
Tb ilea art aslntag aaaiiati tba awt
ata Ctvbi4Ka Uaeataafl aVlltaU
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the best result in job printu&j.
Xetle of Ineorporatloo,
V otic Is bt rab; aivo tbat tbe ssrlsd
bav BMoelald tsamanlVM toeotber a s eor-
Coratlusfor tlia trasiscUas ut tba bstlsass
n,iaafir ssaiad.
Int. Tba sani at said torpursllos Is tb Hat.
lam baak.
td, Tb principal plae of tranaitlD tbe
bsaloeM el mid aorporatloa I llallaai, Laaeaa
tr eoaatv, Mthraaka.
Ird. 1 ha eurl aaturt of tha balaM to be
tranatd Ur aaid curporatlos It actaaral
bnnklas IiiiIum.
tlb. Tha aiuoont of tbt antborlMd eapltal
ttwb of aaid eorporatloa U 1,000. allot wblb
lllo balnllj paldsp bforacoannaa'aabnlit.
tlb. TSlataaut tald oorporutle aball
bKla oa tbt Ut day of Dmwnber ISM, aad tball
oBtlns lor 16 rri tbmwalUir,
tlb. Tbablithmt ainanat of Ud.liUdiMf to
blrb aalil corporation ihall at aav tmtaab
Ji t ttMir la alilitlua to dtpoiiia. It tl.luo.
Ttb. Tha aHalra of lb orporatioa are to be
eoaductad tj a board of dlnrotura, a praaldaat
and Mk-rvtar, aad taeb otbar oflotra aa aia. n
proTldod by tha br-lawt.
baud tblt tut day of NvBber. 1WS,
UBKHsaii SIPPKH.
JOUM 1, MIXEH.
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New organ at very low price. A
large stock of second hand and some a
little shop worn at your own price. Wa
are closing oat busloeew. Violins,
guitars, books, string, everything la
thsiuuslo lln. all for sal atflrateoet
price at Ferguaoa Music Co., 1140 0
treat, Lincoln,
8ATARRI1
Of tb Head. N, Tttroat. I.ungt. f , taf-
, 4t iiriM and a.innia. wroii ui" aua
ruuaatoNLY $3.00a MONTH.
Gtino:::s
Meua sad apeelel Ptmama at MKN aad
WOMfctf. IHMa f tba tta, far, l.ane.
KUIuar. Iliad.lr. Mkln. HltaM. HbattntallaMl
tu t tauwr Our ttutlltlM tve rMtlu all
bent i.l t hrottle IHh4 aro uauwli aa
air Miaaikabta toxa ba af baaa tr
p-.i
Low Fco Syct:ni
Tb BopHiariif ef ear small rhare rue traaV
wut la lullf tfawottatiraiaa bv tba graat t.
ba.a tuatius uy a(eaiiua luv ear traas-
IMtt
l!oir.3 Trc:lw.::.l
Out tkoaa TvaalMMttt b WeU I eeatvUlaa
tbat ma ba 4miM h Sil IWm t tw
eaJ SratptuMt li aaka r U IK wta.ee
Tha Draftee Medical Inetltute,
, i. tea, ttk a eVetta ata,,, a
noaricv;
tea est
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