March 2, 1899
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
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Clippings.
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IT WON'T PAT.
We bold that the Inlands can never
yield enough, in commerce, glory or
ralne of any kind, to pay for dnsolatlu
one American borne, for robbing one
American mother ol ber eon. Minaen
Courier.
WILDMANOWNSUP.
Mr. Wildman does not disavow the re
sponsibility for sending Aguinaldo to
Manila, and he etill believe that Agul
naldo ROM sincre and boneHt and il the
American army had not Ignored and
humiliated him be would etill be a val
uable and tractadle force entirely ub
iiervfent to American wishe. Chicago
Record.
Dr. Bnll'i Cough Nrrnp banishes At
once all forme of throat discuses, and al
ways effHCt a permanent cure. This
wonderful remedy bat cured thousand
of sufferers from bronchitis, bonraenees
and other bronchial trouble.
YAH, YAn, HEEF, BEEFI
Boston, Mane., Feb. lO'-Seeretary A1
er wan jeered and binned along the ent ire
twomilea of the rout of the presiden
tial proceHHioa In this city thia morning.
Calls for "Three choer for Alger" were
reenouddd to with"Yah, Yah, btef, beefl"
and a roar of blsses at time altnoat
deafening. AsHOciated 1'reae.
Jf GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
f Occasional inquiries come to the Con
titution aato whether government own
ership of railroad I feasible.
One such Inquiry baa just been received
iroin a geiHieinan in Aiittiiiu mm uv
companies the (juration with a request
for information a to whether such own
ership has ever been tried, It i singu
lar that a question of tbi sort should
ever be asked in the state of Georgia la
the light of the fact that for over half a
century we have onraelves owned one of
the most important railroad line in the
anion. In connection with the opera
tion of the Western and Atlantic rail
road, to which reference ia made, all
those problema which are so freely asked
about government ownership baa been
A 1 . a I A. I At - t 11 -
m na. a n i ssi van n wwttm nar.r f iiu i tiiu
MOV OUU lltTPUl a m WIV HI nv yn,v im
ownership by the state government baa
no more interfered with the politica of
the state than doea the ownership of
Goatal facilities affect the politic of the
blted Mtate. The road ba at all
nesa principles, declaring dividend, eat
isfylog the demands of tbe public along
its own line, meetinir the reaulremeuts
of connecting lines and in every way
doing its work as easily a any road
which is under private management.
Tbe constitution might go one step
further, and say that owing to tbe
atate'a ownership of the Western and
Atlantioroad no lortupe has ever been
lost tbrongb tbe deterioration of its
stock and no manipulator has ever been
able to sell it out in a night, bringing
about, panio and confusion. Tbua out
of government ownerablp we have bad a
railroad fully equipped and operated,
acceptable to the people, performing Its
duties as a public carries and all of tbi
free from the entangling development
of those whose only purpose is to kite
railroad properties and to ruin one set
of men concerned In their ownerahip, for
tbe benefit of another and different aet.
Atlanta (Ua.) Constitution.
YYC OtLL lltttO ton sweat's torn
iioa. Wi pm freight. ApplM to 4 ft,
Cherry, f ta I .. lit: Krewtone Pearti, H Con
tord Qrapee, ft per IM. l.0 Kss. Moltwrrr, 111
Slack Loeost. s.h, sod Om HeJethMp. 0a
J us I'M. .laasea Marsarjr, ea:l, Jesses, Men.
SOME DAY.
Nebraska will have a constitutional
convention some day, and the despised
democrat and pops will control that
cenvention. In that day Omaha will
want mountains to fall upon bur fool
liusluee Men' association aud bar
committees, for then Indeed will tbe
retnembraoce of them be greviou unto
her. I'lattsmoutb Journal.
H0CKLEH3 STATESMAN. .
"In Kansas," observe the Oswogo
Palladium, "a member of tbe lulslature
who introduce a bill regulating railroad
charge f held up a a sockless populist,
who wears boot that are greased at
home, while the man In the New York
State Assembly who Introduces a bill to
reduce the railroad fare from three to
two cents a mile is hailed as a public
buuefactorl" Republican, (N. Y.)
PIOUS ROCK FELLER.
And st ill pious old John I). Rockefeller,
president of tbe Standard Oil company
and Squire, it secretary, are in con
tempt of tbe auprerne conrt of Ohio; and
still they owe a million dollars flue to
the atate, imposed by that tribunal of
justice; and still tbe attorney general
of Ohio pleads for an order of commit
ment for tboae distinguished citizen;
and still the supreme court, content
with the reputation of being a sort of
cuspidors cleaner for that great business
corporation, refused to Issue the order;
and still we are told that millionaires
and corporation are good citizens,
necessary and benevolent, who develop
the country; and still tbe fool-killer and
dame justice tranquilly sleep.
BBS"
PERILS OF THE GRIP
And the Fatal Folly of Hit-or-Miss Doc
toring by Use of Patent Medicines.
V ' 1 ' 1 Hill- lISJ
PATENT W-ALLS
OF THE GRIT
r1
Are In Its Prostrating After KflViets
and the Tralu ol Herlous Maladies It
Knurs Hilars.
The epidemic of la grippe, now reigning
and raging In Omaha, Is In some features
worxe thsn a plugus of yellow fever or
cholera. Those fierce and frightful mala-
" dies do their work
IMS Alter Tbe of death suddenly
Movm to Get nd there's an end.
Well, Ing. Thosa who
don't die get well.
With the grip It's different It leaven
the convalescent sufferer with the seed
of death remaining In the system, with
, Its Awful Uerm I'oIiubs
left sllve In hfs Wood, In his lungs, In hli
slnmach, In his kidneys with the chance
of his dying of the new ailment sis month
tr a year after his false and counterfeit
f'overy from the grip.
Their C'se Invariably Dangerous and
Against Common Hens.
When any person uses a patent cure-all
as a means of self-doctoring for any par
tlctilar disease lu fcrlppe, catarrh, lung
trouble, for Instances-he assumes the risk
of firing at random through his whole
body to take the chances of hitting the
dl waned spot. lie ie
ftlmply (Joins It
Blindfolded.
Taking Medicine
Blindfold from an
Imaginary Doctor
He Is taking modU
cine from an I m-
aglnary doctor who never saw him nor
ever heard of him. He Is driving at
his heart when the disease Is In his bowels
or driving at his limits when the disease Is
In his liver. Whether he commits suicide
or not, he commits a blunder and a folly
and goes sgalnst common sense at his own
rink and his own expense.
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I'rt itr kn,vkl i t it mist I an, ftrt I tat vi aM mt tM a--l.
,,Hr- li.t itlaAI il a 1 1 1 Ui laii ist U
M"'' I Hl mm lis aeesttts r t 4li t xiiliWut, inh
lev .sWutsevtu ruti Ul ls al 4tl s4Siai, tfieiaj i.
lit mM till MUX file lir rNiU'MV i Mint II Dr. sa.ssra will
reil tamn stle ster r I4 attieal alike, rr lrel
Meal hr m IsmUI
THE BEST INHALER
taaleUae4vie,t laeateaf waUaail atli ea aet iwtea a
4t aeaeiissllf thesaais treiisil !, oiaia laaa
lailoasaelhes tee wm lasf viett las ,
TAKEN BY MAIL.
telle to He, ? will a ay teiam aaall al !
hm aa las traatisttal a le ra ). at i wltsMea Ulaah ea
aiaee laieeaaitat litevelar. tf rle le idea l4f , A4rpt4
leal laeuiaM All, l aallll M, V, Mt MU., I'wtaae,
UNDER THE TRUSTS.
'ROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE
, WE ARE RULED BY THEM.
When We Get t'p la the Morning and
When We LI Down at Nlgal. the
Trast Collects Toll from Us Tases
What W Umt, Drink aad Wear.
On the question of trust a brief con
lidcrution of the figure they cnt in sup
plying tbe ordinary necessities i quite
astonishing The average citizen i aid
ing a trnst when he raise a spoon to
bis mouth at tbe brcakfust table He
put on trnst underwear and hosiery
when be get np in tbe morning, for
the American Knit Good cum puny is
$30, 000, 000 corporation tbitt practicully
control the trade His shoes are made
expensive because tbe 123,000.000
United Stute Leather company con
trol the leather market. lie jiuts fl00,
000,000 trust coal into bis furnace and
strike an fll.000.0U0 trnst match to
light the gu furnished by tbe gaa
trusts. '
If be eat a cracker he pay tribute
to the National Biscuit company, wboso
inpitalizution amount to f5A.000.000
The price of bis sugar is controlled by
the Bngur trnst, and if he prefer beet
sugar, the American Beet Hugar Refin
ing company, JiiMt organized and capi
talized at $'20,000,000, control it
price. If be prefer glucose or corn
siiK'ir he has to pay tbe price set by a
$40,000,000 trnst If he enjoys a sirloin
steuk be has to pay tribute to the dress
ed beef combination, capitalized at
$50,000,000 Tbe wall paperjie looks nt
comes from tbe National Wall i'aper
company, a $30,000,000 trnst. Tbe rock
suit pool control the price of the salt be
put on bis potatoes This pool is capi
talized at $5,000,000 His morning pa
per ia made more expensive because of
$55,000,000 trust in print paper.
Ua cannot eat a broiled wbitefish
without helping A pay tbe dividends
on $10, 0f0. ooo worth of stock of th
American Fisheries company He can
drink coffee whose value is fixed by two
combines, and in some cities the milk
he pour into it is handled by a trust.
and if he takes an "eye opener" in tbo
morning the price of tbe whisky is de
termined by two trusts, while bis beer
t noon is probably manufactured by
a beer trnst Tbe tillers by which tbe
prohibitionii.t seek to keep microbe
out of bis drinking water are made by
$2,000,000 trust. Hi overshoe are
made a luxnry by the rubber trnst, and
if bis wife wear ribbon be mnst help
pay dividenus on the $18,000,000 capital
of the ribbon manufacturer' trust If
be wear a celluloid collar, be pay trib
ute to an $4,000,000 trnst. and a linen
collar helps tbo $ 1 0, 500. 000 sturch trnst
Even porcelain teeth are mannfac
tured under an ironclad price agree
ment, kept np by tbe American Trade
association, which is another name for
the dental supplies trust Theater are
under tbecontiol of combines, and the
price of cloth and clothe is controlled
by trade agreement that in many in
stance amount almost to a trnst
Snuff, thread, rabber goods, tinware,
pottery, telephones, floor and soda wa
ter are all controlled by trusts capital
ized at from $500,000 to many millions
And there is no respite left for a man
even when be is dead, for the ice trnnt
will have its plethoric dividends, aud it
would be next to impossible for bis
relatives to buy him a casket without
consulting the price list of the burial
casket trnst, whose capital is $15,000.
000, and varions stone and granite com
bines get a good profit for allowing the
poor man to have tbe spot marked of
bis lust resting place.
This investigation could be carried
on almost indetinitely From the cradle
to the grave capitalistic combinations
of one kiad or another levy tribute from
the people, who have no other choice
than to yield whatever is demanded
On the other hand, tbe combines tlx
wage and therefore the consuming
power of a large portion of the people
It wonld appear from this that the
trnst are d'jemed to failure, becanse if
they don't pay high wages aud continue
raising them consumption will grad
oally lessen in proportion to the in
crease of production lint when we re
11x0 that labor constantly produces
new wealth, tlist tbe profit eating mid
die men are being wll out. that the
farmers are entirely unprotected aud
flwH-ed by th trnst aud that foreign
markets are being runqnorml fur the
purpose of unloading tbeir surplus prist
DiU it will be seen that the trust tan
not Nswibly fail until I hey have at tout
plishml their UilnsioU, when III t irllise..
world shall be accepted sutUlutu
Cleveland Uiiisea
Haal lb lie (a lie.
Orosvtuor e a defender of lh
diuiuittrstioa aud iptuu In hi
ipevtn lb oilier day la VahltigtoU lis
aid "la Hi Inters! tif coumirnisl
law. eipatt'lua it jatltUM ,u onl;
wonld adviaat4lhMiamitiai Vtu
Kiev but Cuba and the I'htlipplue
lauds a will g aufai a la adrt
Maf aa4 wasa Caiaa Udivldst!
p."
Wa wvald tile Im laiair vl Mr
(irusvtki Ikw all lata Is la U di
II will cvftalnly xi a waW M nf
aiay lutairy ia IH Ua k ai
liaea ftisl of all If wre giwg nli
Ik viiiel tuasiaea we waal In build
a keV aa Vig aa Ua im u 4 M
Taalaa4 t w ataf l la Itvmt te alia
4aal tsil If i taaluihgau
iaiaa. It will lskrat Wal vxi.wod
el luUVd aia la Ika ! hi aikr
Dta aa iiwjf will K,jir .! tvl
el slalutel Wf aad 'atui rtlie
M iaw last i a a.l a a
Iklaaa Ki U taken lata wasl4iallu
Mpala Ua tike walftlaraa la lae alley
Taeteara Maaala, IMtuaay. !? tad
alalia Kt el aihsf asttuas U4iB f
fvwlW4 fur 'ImaMMfwtaUsMi" la taa
eial lipaaafet U a w as at M
l el wa
IMfaarfi
Uaafit Wtakl
The Rush for Gold.
. III.
I front Timet, , ,
Tb. rush of
I bring tar ling -',,,, llm. when lh.7
I Diners " faced the lerro
..iiod ihs continent or i.,,,,,. to
. . . dcMsri on im j--,v --..
rU Jlllin .w i flAi. un n
tiiwi. r,,nHsni !"- r-.
telFA Skilled Urg. S
ll"u'7. .1 the survivor. "., of
tnaliim. BU""
insliom ""
wITerer
Modern Science
rvecognizes
RHEUMATISM
as a- disease of
the Blood.
There is & popukr idea
th&t this disewe caused
by exposure toxoid, and that
some localities Ate infected
with it more th&n others.
Such conditions frequently
promote .the development
of the disease, but from
the f&ct th&t this Ailment
runs in certain f&mit. it
is shown to be hereditary,
and corsequently a. disease
of the blood. 1
External applications,
therefore, may afford
temporary relief, but to curt
the disease it is necessary
to treat it through the
blood.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
le People go directly to the scat of the dis-
DUYtfvind Arid pnYtthinri the hlnod hv l imin.t.
poisonous elements and renewing health-giving forces.
i a a i ki w aa at-
w iis oeen
.l .mii ana I
near- i
iiniarvisw
.. ..ju. a
a "i nsu -1
J a. - .f tl.U I
unercri" i
it in w -i
. i... frsl
I i Portu-niiwr. Bun - ,
lvninr...nv tUctl 'T fnrsonisl
in... liUl nl f UKl no"l". I
sis I'eopi. :: ...
llama' Ha ;:, i w. eaw"
I n v-. . .111. 1 bri(n ui - 1..,.
botH e r k(i.. 1 i,a is'
Msrcn, ,ori, ana n. r - -., .
I ''lil.liikltlsiM'.r;...!
. .rn m l" I
anr w"' DiMlt." v
iwUiuR tor" 1V AOA "uv" " .u.l
uTui..dt Ar .rMurt Bje.tlill
!SmiE -"at W
'"' .ant il.sn. W -t lht blood J
Tht fttnuln,
are never aU
looae by the doicn
but Mvyy in
p.cKege like this.
Price fifty cents per box.
At all drugfivts
ot sent patpald.
by th Dt. William
Medicine Company,
StHtntttady,N.Y. ,
Reforai Partf Will Oraanlse.
Ciscikiuti, Feb. 28. A national or
ganlzation of the Union Ueform party
will ba rniule at the national confer
anceof the amalgamated element here
on Wednesday and Thursday of thia
week. tkcretary Jf. A. Neff, of the
Ohio committee, says there will be
over a thousand delegate present
from the different states, representing
Hilver liepubl leans, Populist, Social
ist Labor party, Liberty party and
others, especially those favoring di
rect legislation. Any person com
mitted to tbe referendum principle of
direct legislation will be admitted to
the national conference.
Admiral Cervera Wept
' Madrid, Feb. 28. The committee oi
.he senate for the verification of ere
dentlala baa examined Admiral Cer
vera, who ha contended that he waa
entitled to ait in the senate, inasmuch
aa criminal proceedings had not been
taken against him. The admiral de
clared that If the loss of his squadron
were a crime, it must be attributed to
the government which sent him toth
Antilles against his will. He told tha
committee that ha wept on receiving
congratulations upon hi safe arrival
at hsntUgo da Cuba, for h had for
aeen disaster.
I'rajrluf (. Klpllaf,
Louisvii.i.k, Ky., Feb. SiAt the
t-egular aervicea of th liroadway lisp
till church, on of the largest ehurche
to Louisville, the pastor, tha Her. Mr.
Carter Helm Jones, asked all th con
gregetlou to Join him la a prayer fur
the recovery of Kudyard Kipling, Im
mediately following the prayer Kip
ling "Kecesslonaf waa euug aa I
usl
pastta latmlgtaaM.
Nsw Yohk, Ivk Thirty fpaa
Ard arrived on Ih Canard liner I'm
Wl. Must of tha twea are laborer,
and are able li read and write, Alt
of theoi ar gulag direct to dlflWeet
Hilaiaf tuwat la la West They were
ald for laesilKiWa ly tha Imml
graal ofrka, to determine whether
taey Nat her ta Murk aadsr eua
traui The latiulfraal authfilla ty
tkal ftlaea tk lt l the war witk
aipaia W IkMiuitfrstiua frm thai
aoaatr j ka laert l per eeat.
Wave ls a4r la .
CaM4, KeVx, Fa J aaaday. t4
Ik Ilia la th eily'a kUUtff. tha
as ! 4 kratatla!ly seated. Tki
li l ml si a ! Iwlasea serial a
fsstUa awMiUeat ia tUy a it air.
aiaa tenia 44a leaMk
U tartan. Miek,, IsK li-fck
4v. Jwka K Yertta, Sltkoa f tk
CatkulU tlltssMa ! Kaiat He. liarta,
died Sera aaddsaly at krt faUara,
Vfaagkt mm if 1 rip.
NOTABLE EVENT AT HAVANA,
Ore Beeanet al whleh Generals
Ilroobe and Ie pek.
IUvaka, Feb. 28. The banquet at
tha Taeon theater fiaturdav tranln.
proved a brilliant successful affair,
Governor General lirooke and Major
uenerai i.o spoae. iuuuns generally
regard the occurrences at ttie function
as the most promising ausruries
of Cuban independence since
! the peace protocol was signed.
t Tha thea tor was . crowded to
I M I - iAt . . .
ovcruowing wun speciaiors ana
more than 200 covers were laid
for tha banqueters. Itesidca tha gov
ernor general and General Lee the
company Included Malur Ueaei kl Lud
low, General Chaffee, tha governor
general'a chif-of-staff; the staffs of
Generate Lee and Ludlow, and other
army and navy ofiiucra, together with
many prominent citizens and Havana
officials. General Andrade aat on the
right of General Gomel and Mayor La
coat on hla left
Itoth tbe American generala repeated
former statements of th military ad
ministration, chiefly along th line of
asauranc that the United States in
tended to establish a stable govern
ment in the island and then to deliver
It to the Cubans themselves. These
assurances were vociferously ap
plauded. General Gomoa himself did not
apeak, owing to the hoarseness from
whleh he la Buffering. General An
drade aipressed thanks 00 his behalf,
adding in hla nam what the banquet
had duue much to bring the Cuba a and
American eleiuente to a clear under
standing and to deflu th position,
work and alma of Ih Unltad Htatss
military administration ia Cuba.
General Gomes, wholeuiuett ia need
of rest, said to a frlead: 'Thia popa
larlly i killing nia."
HELD UP KOHLSAAT'S NAME.
aeaale Masea Will UeaM ta Jesse's
t'MliaIM ai Ike aeaal.
WsMiauto, let itla HeaaU
soot ml l lee m Jtdivlary putpa4 a
ttoa apwa tha autalnatloa of C V
Koklsaat la be I ailed Mates ladga of
ta awrlkera dlstrlst ml lUlaota, la
ardee ta fit ieaatar Masoa, waa ob
p4M4ewalra.atlv, aa pHrtaaily ta
-e(re a alateataat for Ih eutawtit
tea. Tha owatttlee deelded la reeuoH
mi IWa eaalrsaalUia af W, H. iHf
Mdgaftka aualBj Jualeial irtalk
N4 iaea ki r Mess
Waaatsafv, U ha arVaU
teller raeeatly ra.4 frwaa aa affioet
I tk arwy est viag I lria Uea a.
fiaia taat aay tf the AatarWaaa
waa wal their la peutl, Bad
lag Pporualttea Lsr rua labia taw
alMianiat ara la a dspUrakl aoadl
Uow aad witkoat ta t retari
Personally Conducted .Excur
sions to
(rjHMfi
Laav Chicago very Tkorsday via Cola
rado Hpring and Bosnia Root ta 8m
Francisco and Loa Angela.
Sootbern Boata leave Chicago every
Tuesday via Kanaaa City, fori
Worth aad El Paso to Loa Angelas.
Tbea exonraioa Car ara attached to
Fast Passenger Train, and their pop
alarity la vidno that w o8r tka
beat.
Aeeompaoy the axeorslon aad aav
nionsy, for tb low! rata tickt ara
available ia tbsea PULLMAN TOUA.
1ST CARS. For fall deeeriptioa of
tbi aervio aad th be neat given Ita
patron, aea your local ticket agent or
address John Sebastian, 0. PfX, Oi
ago, III.
Faisi n. Diasaa, C, P. A T. A.
lltk O tlta.liteoola.Nak,
SWIFTEST IIACISO EAST AND
WEST.
If you would travel rapidly and with
com fori and esse, plea not that tka
Aortnwesiera una ana it connection
prt'Vtde tka fsateat service to eastern
rltiea, and many hour tka fastest to
western poinl niut bcktw, in liaf
fslo, 33 kouri New York, 41 hour!
IWiaUtn. Si ItmlMt. Ill Mali Lake lit
Haa Franclaru, 63; Portland, to, hy
ht save yourself weary hour of Ira
sling by gelling ties! via th North.
wstrni A. It. llskllng, T A., IIT
ftoiitk Tealk alreel.
Tka fUwk Ulaad tdaytaaT esMrda ara
Ik alkkcat H kaadled.
pak will ba aea I by avail aa raeelpt
at 11 eaau. Moay arder or draft for
M real ar earn la atatapa wlU ar
Mr ika. Tkey will b aaai fry aa
preaa, ekergea prepaid. Aiklreaa,
jn? Kiiirruyl O. P. A.,
t.wgA Kuek Uha4 A IaHla y.
tMBf
gnrxiyr tiMn kyku m.vuk.
t'Miinita lug January lh tha Graal
li.s k lassial'a -t'ka.W Ftyvr." Imv.
Ing IJaeUM at lihl a W. lUUr, wUl
ataka iMerlbtta at tVkr.la I"
wnk new fast iraiaa ta Mai Uk llty
ami ftwlkiwl, IM. arftWa? t
iwirtkwvat IHHtAa IVtaal pidaia tklr.
I sea ill) kara ulikr aesl eat ilea
tkaw kefiir, tHUjr aavewl kar
tw ISa-tfend, Drfua rrwa) liask
smwt TklaJt 4 Ik