Feb. 1 6, 1899
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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
IF THE MM FflllS.
Secretary Gage Says an Extra Ses
sion Will Be Certain,
HIS VIEWS ON LIVE ISSUES.
Administration Attain In Uhral m
Viewed by th Cabinet Member Finan
cial Reform Still Alive rhlllpplnM
WUI Wot He Burden,
Ciiicaoo, Feb, If Lyman J. Gage,
secretary of the treasury, and Mr.
Gage were here yesterday to attend a
funeral 1 Jo fore leaving for Washing
ton to-day, (Secretary Qage aald:
"Financial reform is neither dead
sor asleep. The extraordinary pros
perity of the government finances and
the business of the country haw coin
bined with the glut of important bus
iness In Congress to delay It. Hut the
delay only add to the sense of lt Im
portance, and makea it clearer every
day what legislation ia needed. I
do not look for action at the present
aeaalon of Congreae, tut I have no
doubt that the next session will give
effect to the recommendations of the
President and the Secretary of the
Treaaury In regard to the retirement
of the greenbacks. WUI there be an
extra aeaalon of Congress? That de
penda on the fate of the army bill. If
Congress does not pass that bill at the
preaent session there will certainly be
an extra session,
"The situation in the Philippines
does not give us any uneaslnoss. The
opposition to the American occupation
is entirely the effect of manipulation.
The leaders have temporarily misled
the people. Itut the strife will soon
be over, and as soon as the natives
have become quiet so as to listen to
reason, we have no fear that they will
not aoquiesoe in all that we propose to
do there. As to their being a heavy
tax on this country, that is all moon
shine. The revenues of the Philip
pines will at all times be ample to de
fray all possible expenses of govern
ment "We feel even more hopeful in re
gard to Cuba Industries are reviving,
there is a growing spirit of co-operation
and the island will in the near
future be more prosperous tiian its
people ever expeoted It could be.
"Our trade relations with Canada
seem to be difficult to adjust to the
aatisfaotlon of both countries. Mr.
Charlton would sweep away the na
tional frontier and make business in
tercourse as untrammeled between the
two countries as it is now between
two of our states. liut I think the
day is a good way off when such reci
procity as that will be regarded wltb
favor in this country."
AMERICANS AID AGONCILLO.
fmiplae Mealraslo Said l Have Baas
Wrlttea by White Antl-Eipanilonlate.
WasuiMOToa-, Feb. 14. Agonolllo's
secret work in America for the Fili
pino has been much more extensive
than Is generally known. The Amer
ican branch of the Philippine junta
got into working order soon after
the treaty was signed at Paris. It
had its surface and its aecret methods.
From the beginning the government
baa been in receipt of confidential In
formation about these methods. The
information goes to show that much
more than moral support and encour
agement haa been given to the insurg
ents. Emissaries of Aguinaldo have
reoelved financial aid from the Ameri
can opponents of the treaty.
Agonnlllo and hia companion have
been given substantial assistance in
other ways than by money contribu
tion They have been advised. Their
successive steps at Washington have
been taken after counsol with
American sympathisers. Proclama
tions, protests, appeals and ultima
tums have been put out in quick
auocesalon. The sole purpose of
them has been to influence publlo sen
timent in this country against the
United States government The com
position of them has been skillful.
On the faoe these productions have
purported to be the output of the Fil
ipino govenment at Maloloa or of the
Filipino junta at Washington. In
reality they have been inspired and
some of them have bn framed by
A mar loans.
Aguloaldo'a name haa been signed to
papers of which he never heard Agon
elllu ha played the role of an art
ful diplomat! he has put forth docu
ment artfully eontrlvett tu excite
American sympathy fur "FlUplim
Independent As a matter el
fact, he has been simply tha pupjwt,
It Is said, of men of wealth aud liih
oftWlal position la this euunlry. The
share of tin turn U the r'titptwa
prvr-agen-U t know tu the gmra
meat It was thotr purpuae to Ufl
the pet treaty la the ttti.
tent t a g4 few ami
t isttt ims Ohio, tab, lt-.Jol.aVi
ftot ke, a tlv, w tli.il su l bllWd In a
saUwa late aig-Ht tv the sal.-
beeper, Jh Detail The uim-L,
was the result f a , vl t.tae a
llMf M.l. Muti ) I (riti the
4 tfe Ike arrlial tl the .4ta
bttt was 'titt4 early llvj,
ItbaexiMt Mwm t , tlea
Kaaltte. WaW aW ltA4W
rrva the Uetia jt fMltUt
t ytlvteji rewatly ir4 saUua at
I , the I'.wb 4 hU Ulll l
take wut l lu-aese at If, e
Taey rvadlly paid it, Wvla
ra-arl thai ail the aaln wl4 be
riar tvssi
Uatati, lla, rK It -Tk trial al
WUIlaaa A IVley, aafg4 Ua iaJ
ardr t4 at nwUav sad sister, wf
lecVt it halt Illy to-ejawraw. ,
THE SOUTH IN A BLIZZARD.
ft Was lialow la Atlanta and 1 Blow
In Mobile Monday.
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 14. The Bouth
thlvered to-day in a temperature of
unprecedented severity. From the
Oulf of Mexico northward and from
the Atlantic coast to the west boun
ties of Texas, the cold wave has set
tled heavily upon the country and
produced the lowest temperature ever
known..
Annlston, Ala., reported the lowest
temperature -10 below at 7 o'clock
this morning. , Atlanta comes next
with ixA below, recorded officially,
This is the lowest ever known hero,
tho low mark being broken by 6 do
(frees, Amontf the temperatures reported to
the weather bureau are the following,
all below zero: "Nashville, 12; Knox
vlllc, 10; Belma, Ala,, 0; Birmingham,
S; Columbus, (la., 4; Mobile, Ala., 1;
Montgomery, Ala., 4,
Washington, Feb. J 4. The weather
bureau issued the following spocial
weather bulletin to-dayi
"Ity far the most important feature
of the weather this morning Is the
extreme cold weather which provalls
through the gulf states and
Tennessee, The zero line extends
through Central Louisiana, Southern
Mississippi and Central Ueorgla. At
New Orleans the minimum tempera
ture was 0 degrees, which was 0 de
grees lower than any previous record.
At Vicksburg the minimum tempera
ture was 1 degree below zero; at Mont
gomery 4 degrees below aero, and
at Savannah 8 degree above aero.
In fact, throughout the whole
gulf region the temperatures were
from 8 degrees to 0 degrees
below any previous record, except pos
sibly in Florida, from which states re
ports this morning are missing. It is
evident, however, from an inspection
of the prevailing condition to the
northward that the line of freezing
temperature extends well into Central
Florida. .
"Another remarkable feature of this
weather was the heavy snow which
haa extended through the whole At
lantic coast districts, almost to Flori
da, particularly heavy snow having
fallen in the Potomac valley and upper
Chesapeake region.
In Washington the phenomenal
weather of the last week culminated
In a blizr.ard-Uke snowstorm to-day,
which broke all records, The temper
ature record wo smashed last week
when the thermometer went 16 degrees
below zero and a snow record was
established yesterday and to-day. At
the hour when the weather bureau
made this observation the snow was
falling as fast as at any time since it
began and a high wind was piling It
In huge drifts. The snow is twenty
seven Indies deep on the level.
RMY MEN IN AN ENCOUNTER
Uffleara of the fourth Kentucky Ragl
' want Vie I'll tola.
Anniston, Ala,, Feb. 14. -The trou
ble that has Wen brewing for some
time between Colonel David G. Col son
and First Lieutenant E. 1). Scott of
the fourth Kentucky regiment, culmi
nated at a late hour last night In a
pitched battle in which Colonel Colson
was shot in the hip and Lieutenant
800 tt and many others had narrow
escapes.
The encounter occurred In the Mam
moth restaurant about midnight
Lieutenant Hcott waa sitting at a table
eating with a friend, Lieutenant
Iilakeman of the same regiment, when
Colonel Colson entered. lie walked
over near the two men at the table,
and after looking at them a few sec
onds, stepped up and pulled Lieuten
ant Ulakeman'e ear, at the same time
applying a vile epithet. Instantly
both men drew pistol aud a dozen
ahota were fired before they were sep
arated. Colson had two pistols and
had to be handled very roughly before
he gave them up. The regiment was
mustered out Saturday,
COLD WAVE IS EXTENSIVE.
folate I Ilia South far lialow rreln
Mark.
Wasiiinuton. Feb. It. Weather
condition and general forecast:
The anticipated cold wave haa
reached extreme Northern Florida and
eovere the entire southern country ex
cpt Southern Florida. On the gulf
et the temperature range from
tu 10 degree below the freeslng point.
All previous records for the decade of
February were btrlea from the lower
Missouri and Mississippi valleys southe
ward to the gulf,
A storm I rt-nlral in Florida, the
dapreaalon extendliig along the euast la
North Carolina, and a a result heavy
snow have fawn ganerel fri (nrgl
tu Huuther New Kaglaud
lUtaaaa NUba Were Ilia rl
IUYAS4, Feb. U -Tit bishop of
llavaua baa publish) a waralutf ti
head t( f unit Hot ti trust the edit,
eatiutt t tbatr (htldrvit to ttther than
talliolle favhei Thtte Is greet
danger now, the tUtv mis, owing tu
the advent til HMiiy 1'r.iiouul ett t lo
a ItWttia U the Mtaltr vf eread
a4 worship. la elteadafti vf
vMldrea at aHt savUrlea ltoi U
at adiit esvt la ea l araoul
hi no raltgtoH is taug-at
IMa el ia Hwaaya.t a4
Hum, lK It Pit NHileoa
rle tirvdr J4 )hUide
la4irle, talr4 f tt LsMts
tWuMfArl, pfiave wf t aalae 4 ihtef
ml the Udr W at ta iwaft
fwity, I d4
taea Isfa4 a t a
t'Mttvr Ksa, Ft a, I -Ta fr
avtetlaa ekareti aa (Mir4 yesterday
aharawuk It taught ir fmes taa
liMa tt had fat be alar4 aa4
itllel IK Ua I partly entered
at iawraaea,
TELLS THEM TO FIGHT.
Agalnaldo HI a mad bf Otla far Bgla
Ding Hoatllltlas.
Wasiiinoton, Feb. 14. The follow.
Ing cablegram was received at the War
department yesterday:
Reported that Inurent representa
tive at Washington telegraphed Agu
inaldo to drive out Americans before
arrival reinforcements. Dispatch re
ceived Hong Kong and mailed Malolo
which decided on attack to be made
about 7th Inst. Euerncss of insur
gent troops for engagement pre
cipitated battle. Very quiet to-d7
on lines from talocun on north to
Pansay on south. Yesterday " small
reconnoitering party twelve mile
south of city fired on two men,
slightly wounded. Two insurgent
with arm captured.
"Affair of 10th McArthur' division,
very successful. Enemy's loss consid
erable; have collected seventy dcud
bodiosj more not yet discovered. In
surgents reported to be gathering
force twelve tulles north on railway,
but evidently perplexed, Otis."
Manila, Feb. J 4. Contrary to gen
eral expectations, all is quiet along
the entire line, nothing having hap
pened to disturb the peace of Sunday.
In Manila the inhabitants have goner
ally recovered from the alarm occa
sioned by the fear of a native uprising,
and are resuming their ordinary busi
ness. Tlx shipping interest are nat
urally suffering, since there have been
no clearances for Philippine ports for
a week, but on the other hand, foreign
shipping has increased, especially for
Hong Kong, every steamer bound
thither being crowded with timid re
fugees. Despite this quietude, however,
many are asking whether the problem
Is not still far from solution. A week
ago those who took an optimistic view
predicted that the terrible lesson just
administered to the rebels would set
tle the question of Filipino indepen
dence, liut this prediction ha not
been fulfilled. A a matter of fact the
rebels are now scattered throughout
the country bushwhacking, except at
Malabon, where they are gathering in
force, Kven there ehelr methods savor
more of guerrilla than of civilized
warfare, every bush, clump of trees
and tree furnishing cover for sharp
shooUrs. Unfortunately for miles around the
land is studded with bamboo jungle
and open spaces are few and far be
tween. This affords the natives, who
fight better under cover, a distinct
advantage,
Under such condition it is remark-
atila that, ttitt Arfini-lfiin Atnalf Iaai
! should be so few while the number of
dead natives found ia the brush after
every skirmish testifies to the pre
cision of our Are, Lost week there
was not a single day without fighting,
but the Americans steadily advanced,
carrying everything before them.
Ilsavjr ot Knemr. '
It is now known that the Filipino
loss Is fully 2,500 killed, with wounded
vastly In excess of that number, and
thousands are held prisoner. All this
ha been achieved at the cost of sixty
I nre Americans killed and 270 wounded.
tTeere are twenty-five Americans misa-
Ing and unaccounted for. No fewer
than ten of the native village have
surrendered or been captured. Bev-
AMU I fin MA !... .1 . I 1 .1. -I
houses harbored men, frequently dis
guised in female attire, who shot from
window and roofs at the Americans.
Many rifles and a ton of ammunition
have been seized. As might be ex
pected, there has been looting In the
outskirts, but it has not been general
and haa been done in direct violation
of orders. ,
The only incident that lias broken
the day followed the arrival of lb
German first-class cruiser Kalserin Au
gusta. When she aaluted Admiral
Dewey yesterday afternoon a report
spread rapidly that tho American war
ship were bombarding Malabon.
(Sunday crowds visited the scenes of
last week's fighting. All the roads
from the city were thronged with ve
hicles. Hut beyond burned village
and new mound in the fields there
was little to be seen. Inspection
showed that most of the enemy dead
had remained at their post to the last,
as the bodies were usually surrounded
by empty cartridges, while In the
trenehea, wherever there was no dead,
there was little and often no ammuni
tion.
Among the distinguished prisoners
captured In Manila sine the outbreak
of hostilities are Captain A. tl. Kaca
lulllu, Airuluatdo'e private sret4ry
Uplaln K P. Krragulh, t'ulouttl Mar.
tin l l4 Itevea, and hem Ttnao
1K I Hoaarlo, a member f thso-ea!iad
Filipino eongreaa In seslon at Msiolo
Other 1'illpiuo i-rtUars are also tu cu.
Italy.
MANIACS PERISH IN FLAMES,
t'atia aa attlaa fa lataae Ikh
et4 r lt-! I4(4.
Yssaiiis, ti t, FU. It-One f
the at-wt WrrtbS Biv In h hWlory
wf YsaWl.ttt rwurrad Handay RMiralHjf
it I w'cWk at the slate Uua arluta,
whare tue rf the stillsat loW ar la
the UUMMt, vMtillaly gutting the
bulldlM u4 astH Ilia iM t( th
lla tf sthUa Uetalas hm4
t re
Mlt the thatMutr staadinfal
ft d'f r baUiw nt It wss a heart
rndM4 sttfht t mlaast lluw !
Ih4 ftMMlwf 4 i the asrrww flight of
stair ta their night iMMsf a4 bar
Nai Ul.i the Uut e-44, a4 h4 It
u b hit ta arkf aaallet
Ike r7rtMt e4 kruUU U tl til
ttvtm fri4 Ml4 hate U tar
ll.l
liflft prtM wet la ta ara
U VU4lf M ty tMtteat aa4
tt lwl all4ta Th at
ta4at I, a did th atafl
ko r t4. wlla tt
tMr.Ml 0t, maay Ivalsf all the
k, aaajsBuaBMl
fsjnp-saTB
Talk of I'srratri' fart?.
A diNputch from Avon, Ills., says:
The conference of delegates from the
farmcra' orKunization in Fnlton, War
ren and McDonongh counties has de
clared for the holding of a national con
vention to fcrui the Natinnul Farmers'
party. A committee was appointed to
begin prepurutiofca. Representatives
will he appointed all through the Unit
ed Htaks. It is planned to hold the con
vention not Inter than the first week in
March, Chicago being favored as the
convention place,
Eldiin W. Hradbnry, who has been
eiiKiigi'd ia the work of organization,
mid this dfdurutlon of principles,
which was adopted without dissent:
We hold tliut bII men sre created ejUl and
sre emlovnd f thlr OrtiHlor with corluln In
)1iibII rlnliix; tlmt It Is to presarvs ihetm
ritflitM Hist giiv.'riiimints srs inalltated among
ini'M, durlvliK tlielr juitt pnwurs from the 0011
wmt ot the xovurniul, and that whfnurer a
govarnmmit U'fummn ilstruutlv of tiie end
it is the duty of the people to alter or to abol
ish It and to adopt suub measures as will in
sure tlmir rlxlit.
We bold thnt th rule of minority oIushos is
oontrury to the spirit ot ear tnelltutlons and
destruotlv tu cur rights.
BUOOFiW coin to thone wlilo pera
wtt If yoii take llxl' fiarwipttril a
ffulAJuMTy amd fpvn&tifaaMy, fliocordiinig
in HlmnVkmm, you trwiy depmul upon a
cure wlici a cure la J,
iroOD-S VI 11 A m eoay to tbke,
Hury to operate. Dure irullge4on,
aiiok fieiuuiidli,
IHTERESTIIIC CORRESPONDENCE
Independent Sewing
All Who
For lomi time tb IDrWDirr baa
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ranted flrst-clas in every particular. All who bare purchased these machines an
pleased with them.
A lady in this elty desiriaglto purchaa
ofnoe and asked for tb name and
machine. 8b atated that sbe wished to
as "exactly aa advertised." 8b was
person from abich she selected teres, to
following:
Ma. 8. Wantohd, Testa. Neb.t
Dear sir 1 bear that voo bare reoelred on of th "IndenandAnt" awlnr ma.
cblne, advertised In the Nxbbaska Ihdepindint. A I am thinking of purchasing
jui vi tues maeome 1 writ 10 you lor
uimn.M Hflth Ih. Ulnnn IVhl... IVLU.
n.u i.r u"f, nmm if ucwior
'ilcely oolsbed; U tt supplied with lull est
bead; I it Sttav running and of aimDl
claimed for it In the advertisement, and is there any additional expens to tb
receipt ol it not outlined In the advertisement of the machine? Will vnn ha kind
noogh to answer these question and give
sany reply will greatly oblige.
JfiTTA BArFER, 835 North 16tb Bt
THE BKPIallCfS.
Tb replies wbieb sbe received to tb seven letter were as follow
VESTA, NEB., March 3, 1898,
In reply will say thai tb machine referred to. is all that tbe advertisement
guarantees. Finely flaiabad, and la all
t
Etta SArran, Lincoln, Neb.i
in answer to your letter we received
sewing machine, I can say I like tb macbin very much. It doe good work. 1
have bad my machine three weeks and like It better all th time On of ou
oeiKbbors bad a Hiuirer and last fall sot an "Independent." Bbe sars tbev work a
irreat deal tbe same. My mother also has
the attachment and find mln equal to ber and also a full set The woodwork is
nicely finished. It ia bleb-arm and easy running. I think it is all tbat I claimed
for it in tb advertisement. There ia no
bop yon will be a well pleased with tbe
Miss Etta SArrta, Lincoln, Neb.;
In regard to your letter ol March 1st, I would say that th macbin is just as
Inscribed in tbe Indbpendkbt. We ar perfectly satisfied. It bas lull set of at
tachments, and ia bmb arm. It la noiaeles. liirbt running and a Derfact macbin
Tb woodwork hi highly polished. It will compare with any other machine I kno
of. Tb muchlne Is all th advertisement claim, and more. There In no addi
tional expense to tb receipt ol tbe macbin. Your respectfully,
Mis Etta BArria, Lincoln, Neb.:
IK.ar Madam: Your letter received, and
maohln will ay it I something ilk th
easy runnlg machine, do splendid work
thing that Is Djed lo (bat Una. Tb wood
na good aa any blgb priced machine. It ia high arms but no dmp bead; and than
Isn't any mor exuense to It only what ia mentioned In tbe advertisement, so it a)
not expensive, and is a very good machine, W bav had our eight or alas
moulua aud ar greatly pleased with It.
I bav bad two machine befor tb! one,
run a easy aa t hie on,nor they didn't look
very nice, 1 don't think there le any lault
I am sure yon kill b wall atlfld with It II yon gat one. It la as good a any nia
rhine you can get. Well, I thluk 1 bav answered all your questions, aad said el
I iiaed to, ihnoereJy our.
M1W. ALKHED PETEIWOM.
LEIUNON, NEIL, March 3, lou.
Mis Etta Hirrra, Lincoln Nb.i
sr Mad am-1 will eay la regard to th wachln tbat w have, that it Is
ronipHa In evry nwpfct; II le all It le rial mad to b; It I BKvly Onlahwl; tbe wid
aorli iaoak, I do not think It aeeeaaary to ansew all the qualiine you bav
aasad, lor we think it a grand maehiu lor the nionjflU,fn trnht mtl No
nir rharg la any way. 1 tblub if vuu pureliaa on ol taa maebiae ou wUi
euraly be pivaawd with It. IbMiswlluliy your,
MHH, C A. AU.tUti
Mia Err Ktrime. Llaeuln, N-b.i
Msm Ktt !, IJaeida, Nslxi
I wr WJaH-luiiii teg N f latwtri
wr Mtlni Tour htttr ul Utrel I rwanvMi, aaa la rpiy win eay. isai w
have bad the Mjt'kHe only a law .. Did v llale aalsg with It. (let 1 14
tt a ry ha-ht ruaalMg aad at aiiearlag aiachlaa. Tb oaly kli I .
I r4 Iteiika tha Mtar, "Utal luirwvHi.M Tb ami. aorli I a kli
Dutaiinl a tbat tb , the aaua kind 4 a!. I beta lha tM iilo. It
wa baMiaiw, I grl, U a nili and itt st. rai atraai tbaa tbat of th
.). Pafbaie Iba valy tniMibl advanlag I thai lb iu ba lb dro
ba.l and lb "ladatwadaat" ba i. MM-tkl" ba a bMb arm lb a
lb , and a lull et el aMatbasaaie, iiapt aifbu-f a4 b.aa4aeM) i
hro4drv allajitiBait, ableh I 15 elite Thar to ku ad lttioaal l(a e r
wipl id lb aiwbib. Tay al a iat ol eattaatf mI !. I yi.
To. I Ibisb il l a 'I Ibal tbsy Uit it la b Aa4 I eta id lb eiiaka tbal
lUHa'WnWl,M wiib r ar eblebali NarbiMj sbil bav a, II bast a
long 4 dti a mI wikI a lb aabia abstb I )4al myi4 if will, wb
auald eut la &4 i Aarvra, K ! rapa4lly,
4lw tWaiaa Majrblaa, 1 Will earl ltfvM, lMahi eitb tbe .
ebwb ee bav aiai iaaitr4 tbe "t-aal." Tb ! 'b Is aaMy iatoltad. It
atsei-i lted wub a M 4 aHabwMMii4 Ubbjbarmi a'n.ebMtn iea la .
iriUMM easy te Na. aad ta all I be adtlesal la tbe latreaa ialt M
it. Tea b) a444i4uaei !( Ve ibe reavipt 4 It, Mt ebat bt tadbaai) kt
tbe amti. Very rsetwtNtty,
JOIIS It CafltOiSI,
II i teed wlt liblM f ! sit) lad mTU lVfea4at btasblw' eats
bestorf l ftarllM, It's bar gala lhMmltoikl peg i
New Kr ot Proaparlty. .
Men, women and children have died
of starvation and cold daring the past .
week, and the bitter cries of distress
come from all the cities in the land, j
Wherever aid is given to the wretched
victims of barbarous capitalism hun
dreds of starving, shivering mortals
stand in line waiting for the driblets
from public treasury or private purso.
The Chicago papers tell of families of
five living on $1.20 a week, eurned by
the 'mother, the father being unable to
find work. Fifteen hundred men were
lodged and fed in the jails in one night.
Tho police and charity people are bnsy
day and niht trying to relieve the dis
tress of the people. At St. Louis 407
homeless men were given shelter and
food in the juils Monduy nightand the
calls for relit f ore nnprccedcuted. These
are only a few straws showing the
awful condition of the social outcasts.
Th poor, the poor, the poor, tliny it end
WtMltfod hf the urobilin of time's hand
Jtguiniit an lnwurd openlna door I
In addition thousands of families in
CbicuKO, Ht, Loiiis, Cincinnati, Ponton
New York, every where where the bligb
of greed and the heartless trnuipery of
a "new ttu ot prosperity ' hold dirofu
way, are living from bund to mouth or
plunged in despair in contemplating
the liienacin woes of want because of
the nnenrtuiuty of making a living.
(social Democratic Herald.
Patronise our patrons.
Machine Indorsed By
Use It.
been offering to It readers a mwIds may
a machine called at the Ixdi rowm
addressee of parties wbo bad purchased
write to tbein and lean if the machine
given tb same and addresses of tbirti
whom she wrote a letter imilar to tb
LINCOLN. NKR Uamk 1 . 1 ROA.
iniormation concerning ft. uow doee it
anu auou luuvuiuati: ia vne woou-wors
. J 1 . I I 1 4.1 J L
of attachment; 1 it high arm and drop
mechanism: ia th machine all that U
me your opinion of tb machine Aa
Heanectfully,
respwU complete. You are safe ia buying
Tour.
fc.WOLFORD.
DATE Y. NEB.. March 8. 1898.
last eveninor eonoernins the"Indenendent"
a $05 Singer and we have compared
additional expense to the receipt of it 1
machine a I am. Tour truly,
MKo. A. L. pCOTT.
OAK. NED.. MARCH K. 1898.
U. m. JUMio.
DA7EY NEB.. March 4. 1808.
ia mrard to tbe "Independent" wiai
New Home machine. It Is a very good
and baa a foil aet of attach men t- vary-
- work I nicely Bulahed. I believe It I
I bar dons a great deal or sewing on II
both eipausiV oue. but neither ol tba
any better to look at, a thia on look
whatever to be lound with tbie machine
OIl.TNKIl, Mil., Mareb ft, lN'M,
PAWMiK,UTY, MHB.( Vlarvb , att,
of tb let at vwrlf lbMtai
Constipation,
Headache. Biliousness,
Heartburn,
IllUlgCOllWllf bl..IIIW09y
Indicate that your liver
is out of order. Tbe
best medicine to rouse
the liver and cure all
these ills, Is found In
Hood's Pills
25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers.
WHEN OTHERS fAIL CONSULT
SE4KLES &SEARLES
Mnt ftfTfA IOA
main untie o
Lincoln, Neb.
Ml.
SPECIALISTS IN
Nervoue, lu'a.nle and
frivate 1'lneaeesof
Men and Women
AH prWnte dlcoOF as snd dls
ordc r of in I'll 'J'ri!atmDt
hy mall ; comultmion free.
vphllis cored for life.
AU forme nf fwinsls wnk'
! aiid Dlesn of Wo
aiu. With
Mad lulu.
Knublei u tu rusreiitee lo fore sll rs rsrsble
of the nuen, Hiii .i. . oert, aluiiiw-li. Ilvur, hl'Hid,
skin and kliin- dltie, Umt Mnhiiod, Nlghl
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CATARRH CURED PERMANENTLY
Me.iiuiiie a ii. I tMi .i..ii on jr ib , . n.wuiu,
perlevt ciiw vn'-ism." n In ry H-ti we a'Of,t.
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""an latins hKB llom- Tivnmiif. Ijr mall
In an diMNKoe h ,fi' ). Ah iiicdii'iii InriiUhed
-ral orndilieM wiib etsuip tut circular, free
book and rewip'e.
Drs. Sesrles & Searles, VZ?':
WINTER EXCURSIONS.
Tliese are for the sick, tbe rheumat
ic, tbe nervous, and tired -out people,
It is to Hot flprlnffs, 8, D via the Elk'
horn line, February 14 and 28. On
fare for round trip. Hotel rate are
low. Go and get well. Call on A. 8.
Fielding, 117 South Tenth street.
STEAMSniP TICKETS TO EUROP1
SOLD-3TEAMSUIP TICKETS
FROM EUROPE SOLD.
If you aire soiiur to tbe old oeuntry
or intend to brine; friend from there
to this country, please call on me for
figure, information, etc.
A. B. JT1JSX.11X1U,
C. T. A. Northwestern Line,
Patronize the Nebraska
Independent's advertisers.
Th Way te a e California.
la Id a tourist leepiac car personalty
eond actedvia tbe Dsrllngtoa roat.
Ton don't change ear. Too make fast
tim. Too see tbe Inest scenery on tbe
f'obe.
I our car u not ao extensively soma)
nor to On to look at a a palace leper
bat it Is lost a clsan, lost a comfort
able, Inst a good to ride In. And nearly
au etieapsr.
Tbe BarlinartOD excursion ajave Lla-
eoln every Tbnreday at 6'10 p. m. reaehv
ing San Franoiaco Sunday and Lo Aa
gefes Monday. Porter with each car.
Excursion manager with ach party.
For folder giving fall Information ceil
at B. k M. depot or city ticket offlo
corner lOtb and O strset.
0. w Boirwitx
C. P. T. A.
NOTICE O? SALE UNDER CHATTEL blORT
OAOE. '
Notloe Ii herebr elvea tbat br rlrtn of a
chattal morti ilatct oa tbe 2Ntb of Julr, m
ana onlr flled la tbe onloe of tbe eonafy elers of
I.ADciet.r cosutr Nebraeka on the SOtn da of
Jalr, 1U. and eiarntad br Thoma Heli.han
and 0. L. Mills to eware fbe DS.f meat of tbe earn
of fifteen hundred and elite dollara difaolt b.
In been wade In tb pnviimDt of eitrt enm and
no anlt or olber proaemllnire at law bTln been
Ineiltnted to recoeer ealddetit op anr nrt there
of. IherHfoi I will aell tbe property therein tie
rrlbe.1: Ou II llnrw Htaeea Trnetlnn eavlae No. IS..
One I I hi New Hieeen tbraeber No. WI7 wub
Unrle Tom Wind Htarkir No, eatta4'bml. Una
weeiilnaion Waarin Lnader. (In lli.inlr Melt
IS ft T In 4 plv . una eater tank and aevon at
pniine aui tio at ma Lawrenra, arehnaa. Hi,
of I Ineoln I anraeler Miumt Neliraeta oa Ibe
tltbuaeof Kebraar Isw at t o'eio. k t ra.
A. W. SIKVKVS ).
When you Have a
Hurry up
Trip
USE THE
It U the chraiH'nt t.crautc you
ivi lime, ami time h inoncy,
Stilitl train,, Lincoln to Den
vj r, Chicago, St. I.tmit ami
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ir fur Aitt; uuj.Mi
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