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April 13 1899 THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT. ECONOMIC DISCUSSION to 1 to Indertemdeati . Daddy, grandaddy.aadall my uncles and aunts were democrats, but whea I wo to vote my first ticket l commence-. to balk and kick. Tbe farce campaign thunder betweea the two old parties aeetned to me like a dog mapping at bis shadow. I settled tbe dilereuc by vot ing the prohibition ticket,, alter those prlnoiples were firmly piauwa iu u,, mind. I believed they were right then and are morally right now. But, II you please, I had a little borse sense left, and soon found thert were other evils and wrongs which must first be made right, other principles which must first become our national laws. De fa ths advance of prohibitory laws cat even be possible. , Thnaln 1 MUfl 1 IWR lOWSQ VUO JUUO .r.A..nt inn.Bt.ti nlAtform. nan aim I eonteid that socialism is pracwcany impossible while tbs republican party oj today Is feeding tbe money P0W,T." trn.ta on the cream of tbe laud and on " tbe flower of manhood. ' 1 .. uw... aomt to aa further into this seclalistlc discussion than tbs ext-nt i .m. mhinh 1 nrnttiue Will OS .hm. I l.h to talk a little with Bro. Asbby on his article. It seems to m Mr. Asbby that tbe morning l" come for all reformers and knowing people to quit their dreaming ana get up and walk. ani thia thlnor of farmers or ganlzingaew political parties ana num. r. t.. i.nninia to manv aoorl people, as well as dangerous to our poli tical success, aud 1 bone soon to hear a lull In tbe program. If, "r' to shoot and louno my sen iw ""; 1 would let the peoples' party aim wb le TtmllaJ tl.a trlttanr. knowing that tllS mat, I f vtiht. nntlditlODS and gOOd government would Invariably receive toe full contents of tbe charge. Hut vou uolnted out to us the great law, the constitution, perhaps, of tbs new order of things-socialism. I take exception to tbe statement that Christ was a soolallst. I do pot think that be taught such a theory for mater, ial things. Tbe commandment or law that Christ gave bis followers pertained to the spiritual preparation and dsvel opmsnt of tbe soul, for its existence and salvation when time shall be no more, and not as a code to govern the material world. NotiCw there is a vast difference between the salvation of tbe bo y and salvation ol the soul. This latter was bis only mission on earth. He plainly said that ths world cannot and will not receive the law of love. Withnnt Anv mmlve to criticise, I will r. olnt to a practical application of this . . i. a . I t kl asms. aw. wnicu we nno prominai-iow - tauirht in our Christian churches. I may ask what will you do with your back sliders and those who refuse to accept your new law of love? It may be pos sible to govern a modest little Christian society by great caution, coaxing and admonition, with a law of lore, whose members are conscious of an eternal punishment after deatb..upou breaking this fundamental law. But how will you do in governing tbe temper of a great nation, and the thousand human na tures iu all tbe vicissitudes of life, when, perhaps, only material things ars con earned, , . . A . But, again, socialism, as I understand it, carries tbe idea that there will be no political parties then. If this is true, why then do yon seek to attala that evolution by organizing a new political party? II it must corns through a polit ical party, why do you not units and stand by that political party which offers to apply ths first principles of socialism, I. s., government ownership aud opera tion of public utilities. But while Bro. Asbby bas only given ns ths "law." which is. I think, very in definite, may I not ask is this all? Bo cialism is a radical and far-reaching thnnrv. therefore it Is onlv natural that ws demand a more comprehensive aud detailed code ol laws. 1 think tbe peo nla are sincere when tbev ask by what process, or bow do yon mean to accom plish your snds view. D. E. BlJRKEV. Uiltner, Nebr. Editor Independent: In replying to your comments apou my assertions with regard to money, 1 beg to remind you that the proper deflo Itlon and essential features of money can only be arrived at by considering it a la tbs bands of the power that issues it( and as yet unissued, for as soon as li has been Issued (pnl in circulation) it l then eierclelng its function on powr and I, ltEHlK8KNTI.su VALLE. The purpose fur which inoy Is uttered and its primary eiietenee are so closely con netted la tu popular thought that n may be bard to conoeivs ol money with. oat value. And 1 must admit that la your com ments you bring these vsry elose to gether, but t hay win kut merge, lor in trying to prune " .!" yuu are com pelted to atiiull that U It l.a any value It rests oa "power." tiettew yoar osn arguments eoaOrn my poanioa that lb primary (k flaitioa ol uuey is "mv," and that la itself It baa ao vat us. 1 it value which you seek to etaet it tnusoj W II value of ths thiatt or wealth wbWhUhas the fMMer u wm tnasd or represent, Ths UMta.ii1 pkvs til af vaiuelwas, but M,t- sottretaa write thereoa Us po-r lu U quidale Its dollars of debt and It iaj latsMdiaiely ga lorib ea Us miaeiua w reTMaieg taltia, Had tN aowrtlga niiea 5,uMt iaeia4 wf a ta aaaie eetap ol paper It woe Id have bad Us pa to mreat the value l alia la that atioi. 1 aottea that sias wr Hare on the i-a llua bwtaet l their knuaMge W lb "teaes l aioai " aul wat trtalf tak and sar bt writ leg bag arlMe aUul ''pariiy.' I have er sll-e Iha bae" of kiuaey bat hats earv tuhy eteetlrl lie wi-tSMMi avaaa, aai I Ulsleaae-et that U t ra "jHiriM " baa aa retaiHta ta ssMey wkalaeav, ti rept as It atigbt be s-wl la ttetae I be re Uikwji baiweea) moaey aa4 .ti llwaef Is Ids peveiaet a rgaat.evki (raited ruarwi4,wi) as4 at 4 law beiag Ha wjta, aay asa..t w diwteat Mai rials Ha akwh IKe laa ewalsea the samm mi wet aa moaey, ihet as ba aa diumniy aatoest I see, lit 4 aa, t bills .1 aaotaer, taasu haags tbe feiaUva fuaae a4 lalete w w aaa ! kmMl Wea 'k ITffow Mf?Ktt VveVtieeu coined, and the &!i!SiS!M , Jim Potent for theft ..nd ploUatio VtawatatMi suay aM a dinVmer, but that being a crime, we are ' not to consider it. Under the reign of Que?u Elizabeth speculation in the money of the realm was bold to be treaHon ant) puuiehable as such, and should be In the Uulted States, and fcould be if the government was not dominated by a heartless commercialism served In their every wish by tbe professional class In wbose bands the poorle seem to never tire of placing politic 1 power' and still expect reform, ; Another popular IJiocy which has been attached to money by our great state men I also wish f o puncture is "stand ard for money." Being the product ol organization It uesds no other standard and really and truly rests upon no other no matter how many commercialism may set up.,4ad this is the foundation of the universal exploitation of labor and reduction which now controls every Lraaeh of this government. If try an Keep up ins promise 01 WI iwutalnntlnn " thuM arill ha 11(1 M. forAtiOB which will reach tbe wealth- yrooucer. is me reuse, wwvinw oe ol all tbe scbsmes which have sver beeu evolved from the avaricious brains ol tbe commercial pirates or their profes sional tools. The highwayman may rob an individual, a corporation may skin a locality, a defaulter may steal from a county or state, but under a financial system based on a promise of ''coin re demption," tbe wholesale robbery of a whole people Is planned aud carried out protected by power of government. Jt was originated for that purpose and no Other, and Is kept up to steal from tl people behind the screen of government, and tbs professional politicians dare not oppose it for fear that tbs great com mercial power will tell them they cannot bold office. And what is to bs said of n people who have tbe power to stop this villainy, but Instead of doing so will car ry a kerosene torch and shout them selves boarse In support of men who de pend upon this very proposition and the blockhead Imbecility of tbe voter for their election. And if tbe reform press will continue to publish pages of articles about "parity" and "standard," double or single, and blow tbe born of men who ars pledged to "coin redemption" and retained by tbe commercial trusts, we will get tbe same kind of reform from tbe populist party ws are now getting from tbe republican party and its "mairgoiy" administration. II. U. Btkwakt. Sunflower, Nebr. The Independent would like Senator Stewart to tell Its readers what value Is, Give a definition of the term. Us cer tainly is using it to mean something that no one else means wben be uses tbe term. What is value? Please answer. But for goodness sake don't adopt that goldite pbrass "representative value." Th at is tbe most potent weapon that they ever invented with which to deceive tbe peo ple. There is not and can not be any such thing as "representative value." A thing either bas value or It bas not. It is worth something or it is worth nothing. It is a thing that someone de sires and which be is willing to exchange something else for It, or It is not. To say that a thing has "representative value" is to assert a thing that is un thinkable. One might as well talk about representative light or representative headache. No one can intelligently dis cuss tbe money queetion, that is to say, so others can tell what be means, unless be uses economic terms according to ths established definitions, or if be uses them in a different sense, nr-t deflnes them and tells what he means wben be uses them. HE USED THE INTEREST, Trsaaarar Tbompeoa of Oklahoma lo- dloted and ArrMtad for Kmbaisllng. Uutubik, Okla., April 13. The identity of one of the men indicted by the late grand Jury was made public this afternoon by the arrest of Terri torial Treasurer Frank M, Thompson, who Is charged with appropriating to his own use interest on public funds. Tbe Indictment reads as follows: "Territory of Oklahoma versus F. M. Thompson, Indictment for em bezzlement of public moneys a true bill. D. D. llunter, foreman of the grand Jury. Witnesses: J. W. Mo Neal and W. M. Jenkins. That one F. M. Thompson, lata of ths county of Logan, on the 1st day of December, In m, did then and there willfully, unlawfully, feloniously, and without authority of law, appropriate to bis own use certain money then and there received by him, the aald T. M. Thompson, on behalf of the territory of Oklahoma, and in which said money the people of the said ter ritory of Oklahoma were Interested, to-wit: the sum of IJ.IH, hs, the said Frank M. Thompson, at the time of the rlit a uil unlawful appropria tion of said money aa aforesaid, being then and there a public ofMeer of the territory of Oklahoma, to-wlt) being the treasurer of the said territory, and said money so appropriated by the said F, M. Thompson balng then and (Vera revived by him as sveb pablic oRUer of ths territory of Oklahoma cs.iiir ry to the form of the statute la u, U r vm mail and provided, and aint tba peso and dignity af the territory .f Oklahoma." Tbs I'hsraa ( hated o th fat that In i W lat report, wkleS was Mad ta N.iWMtUr H lrs. Treasurer, T ho tap. vtut a t ta,tla. aiuiaf the re palpi, itf hi m aay later eat from the Oathtie Ntkil Waak fur the use of fuad debited ikr Mr, Thwtfjifauw i4 tiiat be was aa willing at pr .. Urn. aay pahlle SUtenteat, Vat that IKa qttaatloii taui blagei a the Uysilly of ra ealvieg latere! a. 'Is atoaey, Ihera Is a law H.a Iin t, aa4 Trsaaarar ThuMp" 'U dt h la dlelsssat this rMa4 i dg Hur Krd baa alretdy h;4 lk t atatter af saawltlag laleraat m teh4 taad WMMtey U aalaiJa th fitriaaleUmi af a tarvltd'tal gtaad JA, aadaart wilt ba saada U detUIr U this U4lst aeewt wai the aaaes f r,n4 lu4ga Hat ford tied Thmapaua'a ba4 at li.vua, wbleb was faralshsd. IDIOWIHUROfF Fighting North of Manila Heop ened By a Rebel Attack, 1 . KANSANS IN IT, AS USUAL . ' .-' . , - ' Wbaatoa's llrlgad Kapuliad the Kiieiuy ' With Heavy Lot v Ainerloaoi Lou Three Killed aad Tweat Weuaded Santa Crus Attack Very SuncfaL. Wasiiiiiotom, April 12 The follow ing dispatch bas been received from General Otis: Manila, April 12, Adjutant Gen eral, Washington: Insurgents at tacked Mac Arthur's line of railway communicatloa last night In consider able force; repulsed by Wheaton with heavy loss. Wheuton's casualties, three killed, twenty wounded, Otis." War department, oHiolals hold that ths attack of the insurgents north of Manila indicates that while General Mac Arthur was pushing north, before the capture of Malolos, bodies of in surgents took to the mountains and Jungles to the right of the railway and have been watching an opportu nity to capture the road at some point and thus cut off the tualn body of the American army to the northward. The repulse of the natives shows that they had not sufficient force to accomplish their purpose. It is probable that ths Kansas vol unteers were in the fight as usual. When Harrison Gray Otis left the sriny General Wheaton was placed in command of the brigade, which is made up of ths Twentieth Kansat, the First Montana and a part of the Third United Slates artillery. General Whuaten went to Manila with the Twentieth United States Infantry. In McArthur's campaign against Malolos Wheaton commanded the reserve brig ade, following Uarrlson Gray Otis' and General Hale's brigade, so he bas had sufficient opportunity to see what bis new command Is made of. Wasuikoto, April 13. The war department has received the follow ing dispatch from General Otis an nouncing the success of General Lawton's campaign in ths capture of Bunts Cruz: "Mark.a. April '.'.Adjutant Gen eral, Washington: Lawtons success at banta Cruz more complete than re ported yesterday, Enemy left ninety three uniformed dead on field and i number seriously wounded. Law ton captured city without destruction of property, Ills loss, ten wounded, slight, except two, one since dlsd. Lieutenant Elllng only officer wound ed, slight la hand. "Enemy retired eastward. Lawtor In pursuit this morning. Otis." THE QUAY TRIAL Pefeae latlmste Their fotantloo af Proving a Coeeplraer. I'lULADEMMUA, April 12. The trial of ex-Senator Quay on charges of con spiracy began in earnest to-day, Thomas W, Barlow, the receiver of the bank, who identified the books and papers found in the bank upon assum ing his duties, was cross-examined by Mr. rJhapley, counsel for Mr. Quay, Mr. Sbapley s line of questions in dicated his purpose to prove the whols fabrlo of the charges against Mr. Quay was the result of a conspiracy. Mr. Barlow was told to tell all the cir cumstances of his rt moral of certain letters, papers and books from the private desk of Cashier Hopkins. Mr. Barlow said: "On March 20 a person in Harrlsburg, whom I did not know, telephoned and said: 'I want to say to you an attempt will be made to-night to take certain documents out of Hopkins' desk so they bad better be taken by you.' As a result of this I went to tba bank accom panied by a policeman, broke open tbe desk and took them out," He left them in poeeestlon of Judge Gordon. Mr. Barlow denied knowledge of the photographing of Quay letters for th nse of his political opponent. II said he did not know that Judge Gor don and John Wanamaker bad taken thsm to Nsw York and shown them to James M. Go (fey, Dewosrelie national eommlttaeman, In an effort to make Judge Gordon th ttemocratle candi date for Governor of I'ennsylvant lastysar. mmmmmmmm mmmmwmwmmmmm NO PAROLE FOR YOUNGERS, Th MleaaaaA Hoa Kills Iha Mil At- reetlea rvtaaa WUh Ufa eaalaa nr. Pah., Minn., April U-The nllann parol bill, batter known aa the Yuuagsr brothers' bill, ws killed la the houae yterday afterauon. The bill reeatved oaly thirty ue votaa, whit sltlyelghl, or rwor than a ma jority tit th whole house, Votad ag alat li Tb wb)et vf th bill was ta ma It pteMlU ta parol pristaert servtag life saaltaeea, au4 allow them Iu gt Ufoad th limit af th sUla, Th Yoauger brother wera sesteaead to th pealteallary U llf la lTt, after their atlempt U rob the beak a thgei4, Miwa, twa N- Mt4 Matafcs Wmio. April It 1 fa mala departHtaat Had ltaatf aaabl It la te a wsrraat fur tb urree.Ur t the Meitaaa aalhaelllsa wf HaalUg Mr thy, the embeittlag smpUye tf th leiWaa NlioHl Wh bald aa- dr rvt ta Kaesa tllr, Allh.ath the ettraditlot) lrr Wtweaa th l aUet fetal aa4 MtleM b baa) rallied by war ssaala, tba Mla twagrea baa wot 1st tabes) laUar as tUe It I Impeababl that ale pby saa b magaf hl4 aadar rrat by lb j AN EARLY IS A GOOD such Values taht will win favor NEW SPRING . WASH GOODS They're airy, delicate, eiqulsite thinvr, and there Is no textile wlih'b gives so much beauty for so little money. lno Weaves, regular 10c; sale prlceQ, tier yard OU French I'ique, regular VU' al Aa price, per yard 1 UU Bclndla Madras Cloth, regular fa 1 !; sale price, per yard... 1 1 V 00 pieces I'errallus Franchisees I A value; sale price, mt yard 1 UU 40 pieces Vreuch Gingham, regular 10c; sale prlot, jrg J2(J Amoekeng Drees Htylefllng-fl 1 A bam, regular He; per yd,....,U 1 "asU CORSET SALE drtK. LuLu Corsets, regular 40c;fAA sale price ....,....,. ..,..,. VV lift 60 corsets, sale, price,.,,,,,.,., , All our l. Corsets during -d'"QQq CARPET WARP. 250 pounds Peacock Carpet Warp:whlt,regulnr price j C I'Oa 18c, sale price, rlb. w aV sMv Colored, regular price 20c; f fl ) ale price, per lb.............. Ill a.U This Sale Closes Tuesday, April ISili. a ' FRED SCHMIDT & BRO., 921 O Street. Opposite Pootofflce, Lincoln, Hobraolia THEjINSURANCE CRAZE, A rsrsneff Who Thlsh lbs ladepeBdent Is A boat Alhl aa That Qoeetloa. Editor lndcs4iti Tour articl last week on insuraoce aa a madness seemed to me both seasonable and sensible, and tbe conclusion that benevolence is Its only legitimate basis, Is eminently just. In this connection I would lik to call your attention to tb question of Insurance against hailstorm a tbe time ha arrived wben its agents are around again. It is quite as import ant that tbe farmer should bavs some protection from the results attending tbe loss of bis crops by bail, as from tb loa of bis bouss by fire. In fact tbe lia bility of bis being a sufferer by ball la much greater tbaa from that by fir. Bucb being tb cass a means of protec tion ought la soms way to d prorioeo. And lor some few years pact certain enmnanla havs been orsaniMd and In corporated to provld it, bat I could never dleoover either their economic or benevolent baee. It baa appeared to me that the coat baa so lar exceeded in ila bilitv or risk that no farmer eaa affjrd to oav It. and ought not to pay it, for tbs simplsreaaoa that U I wholly uu uMwaaarv. It baa aniared to me that tb.ee conpauiea are organised, sot much for tbe good ol tb Insured, as lr ths profit ol tbslr promoter, msnagera aad agent. Aad this remark le, I thiol, equally true ol tba bulk ol the fraternal eoeietuej, lor life iusuraaea or sick twa- tits thai rentiy bar multiplied o roraiudly. Thexiteao of from to Ave or of such . orgaaltluu Iu every ose oi oar vniag" eat wllhelihereeouumU'aorbeiieviileuoe, and lastaad of peumotlag soeial luUr- eouraa, lirotberbood asd irateruitr.iiixy si. rivals la eumiietloa aad mutualti dealracliv id each other' laleraat. Hat if bualtteas at prraeat m with the waiter of ball lasuraae. I esaoi be lieve that th deatraetloa id froi by hail la I be stale of Nbrea ur la any slsgl euuaty tl the dale, bs r raehd das per eeat lur auv avrraga iriid id Bvsxara. I have an aiaaa t prwveeuvb slaleaieat other lhaa tb aelual hm paW out la bropttriia tu lb aiuuaai toured, and that I have sakes td at iaaaai ubtalu eg Pal atlboat sack evtdeee I rfa behove leal aa r reel a ill fcut vi tbaa rtiver all hHM. Illki Uai I Mr U at.a'r I bat i ralareara ba availed lhawletf sMb la.araa, ltra i ssWi Ibal a tarawr boald b at-l In tmt luur tr Iv per vat ta euver a p" bi hwtf aaf I It ra4aW la bia Id mi threap loaf twreal Kr aasgaial gad ri-a WMeat Iu ,iwtM4at tdl-! Mlt ise.a iaaie at sail! aiaaltb mslsaJily o-t'ag otiy la tba basse, tbe greale r4t- u tba praau ttf a tasal b4 nMsae4 I ssiafea aad -aa. raraei baod IsMraae horn by ball, bat lb hmk raaatiaald eoal. al I tblab lby abt Iu aa J eaa a- It at a ettat that wai4 brteg tba iatlataa wnbta the tihet cd eetfHNi (t as beaofv-- , lur I tbiab atulaty f met par ( START START DOMESTICS. 25 pieces Andersen LL Muslin iA . cheap at sale price, yard........ tV IS pieces Black Rock Hheeting, reg- C a ular6c; sal price, yard.............. tlV, 1100 yards Bucksbead Muslin rein Ea Hants, Ns value; sal price, yd, ....... illy 8 pieces Extra Heavy Bblrtlag, reg- Aa ular 8c; sale price, yard.. UU WORKING PANTS AND OVERALLS. 60o B;b Orerallr, closing out QAa price, per pair sr)fffefiieff' w far w On lot Working Pants, to close out SS per cent off. HOSIERY BARGAINS. Sff rlos, Ladies' boss, regular ' Ht, sale price, 4 pair for f J A ilbe; per pair, ,,..,......,... W St ww 1'2q Ladies hose, fast black; sale f Aa price, per pair,,,., 1 UU 25o Ladies' high spliced beet aud toe, double sole; sale price, per Qq SO do, Men's socks, black, brown and tan, regular 1-V price Aa imr pair., I UU A New line of Child ren'! Headwcar. From 25 to 50c. loess would be sufficient for manage ment And cost of adjustments. This minimum ol cost for Insurance it seem to me, Mr. Editor, would be best Insured by local Instead of bate organi sations, limited to each county. In that eaa no necessity nsed exist tor traveling agents bunting np business. Tb penes of management and adjustment of claims would by that means be re duced to tb smallest posaibl dimen sion. So metropolitan salaries or offloe-reot, and no long distance to travel In adjustment ease would b ne cessary, and there are at this present time organiiatlonsexistingln very many of tbeoountiee fa tbe shape of farmers grain companies which couldand I think should mak this matter a legiti mate adjunct to their busies. In very one of them, without doubt, can be found men abundantly capable. 1 write tbi Mr. Editor, to suggest tb matter, thinking yon can furnish soms informa tion on tb subject, of which I myself am lacking. Utbphbh B. Hinfisxd. Underwood, liall Co., Nebr. SENSATIONAL WIFE MURDER. Head Clerk la a 81a ti Laale lb Ska by Ha Haabaa. Ht. Louie, Ma, April II. At S o'clock yesterday afternoon, when th department store of Hlegcl A Ullliu.a ws crowded with shoppers, Frank Callaway created a panic by shooting and killing bis wife, who was sm ployed there as a salsswoman. Five ahuta wera flrad at the woman, the bullets suterlng hsr bad and breast billing her almost instantly. Calla way gav hlniMlf ap and was taksn to lbs uur court. )(eanlly Mrs. Callaway fltsd a suit for wlvoroc, Mie was ywuug and band soBt and on of th mot popular and ftlclcnt lerk In the lor wher th was smploysd. After Callaway sur rendered, b aaldi 'This wuataa is my wife, in r eealty left my boa and baa doa sueh thing to briag saa lata dlarepat that 1 eowld taud It ao loua-ar. Th tieM utiua fer It." I am ready ti b baag 14 Tvaeafa Srta Jsrssaao i'tif , M.v, Apr!) It ttpreatatlv Mau bill rlatleg ta th riiUlrattoa l lead tilt, baowa aa the IVrrea lead traaifar ylwt, weat ta eafvottt ta tb llouaa ytrdy ATTENTION, FARMERS! P laa Saaia to M-a-a b l Maafti iM al Ma'i r. , eata ia'-a-- aa ' m wot I. "4 ka -- a eiMMlMHHM.nl tl St aaaaa aa am aa ax. a aa n-a MMaa IS a) IM VMMM f .' lOWw,, lb 0mm MNaa aM lb (ta4 avuta t wita MwHMt W w V wWW w - w III.. Ulw w.,wl , www ,n f i ta , Stm4 IS ) mi Iaf -mniwrf ai. n v.Mett i I a l-i-ilo. aoa. i4 laaaa aist i.,al I- WE'LL START TH' SPRING SELL ING WITH A STRONGER EQUIP MENT THAN EVER BEFORE. WE'LL START IT WITH GOOD. STRAIGHT, RELIABLE GOODS and a SHOES SHOES Yon furnish the feet; we do the rest. Our Hpring line of Blioes and Slippers I right up to date, good qaality, latest styles. Complete Hue of Child's, Misses' and Ladles' Oxford. Child's Fin Kid Lac Shoes, stock tip, coin, 8 to H, JffiSliw Misses' Fin Kid Lac, stock tip, coin, 11 tol, regu lar -.00; sale pries per (Jj Ladies' Kid Lac and Button stock and patent tip, regu lar $1,50; sale price, per fjj Ladies' Kid Lace and Button, stock and patent tip, regu- Ladies' Kid Tan Lace, patent tip. regular f00; sal. f ft A price, per pair..,..,,....,,... ...if 1 ivU On our bargain counters, "ICa. Child's Bhoes ....4lro,65oA lOC 980 Misses' Bhoes, button.., Men's Shoes at a great bar. fj J QjJ Men's Hboe. black and tan (IA vlcl kid welts, only,.,.,. 1'low Bhoes tor boys, 9, 8 and 4, AT, per pair,,.,.. ,.........,.. V w sV Complete line of boys' and Man's plow hoes, lac, button and congress. HOW IT COMPARES. Oeiing, Nb., Fab., 1, lite. Nebraska Indpaodat, Iinoolnab. Dear Bin I frebaacd from you or abraucf- your paper, ktsrt feptnbsr, on of tba rnachlnaa you rcornrnresnricd la your paper aallad tb Independ ent. I rver reoeivad tba tan year warranty wits, it a tba paper ttd. 1 would kike for you to a thai hey mak thia gU right or explain why they wont, as I as they oav seat tba warrant to other. I Uk th macbln splendid, it do good work. If I bad .ha warranty thy recommaod tb macbina, I think thara I at least two of toy neighbor that wouhJ pnrcbaa a macwiino of you aa thy havve tiiai tba Singer aad thought it sot worth tba money they sakad for It Hop to hear from you soon la Rgard to tbia. I re mala. Truly ADDIS X. OQLB. SWIFTEST RACINO EAST AJfD WEST, If you would travel rapidly and witk comfort and esse, pleas not that tb Northwestern line and its oormactlona pro rid th fastast aerrlee to a-rra eitiea, and many hours tb faatast ta westvra poinu pasocd below. To Buf falo, 13 bour Nsw York, 41 ho a rat lloston, 41; Ogden, lit Bait Lak l 8au Francisco, 63s I'ortland, 60. Vby not ear youraelf weary hours of trav sling by getting tickets via th North, western T A. ti. Fielding, C, T, A UT i tbth tret. C a RIGGS, m ifc Mjm DENTIST OryTLl Ur DalabM method of tlUag teeth eosv eta4mDlf ol a Utile appikwtio to tba savlty of decay bafor eWanisg It out preparatory to nusg. iwatau itm buek. - v Tt-KTII utrat4 wltboat Wl) OouiVlLLINaa.dbridra aorb. All work varvaated. II tears iparleara. 141 uS$xi u h DENTIST SAVE w" btia4 MIS rtaaa I,.' tbroagh adiMtetiag aad l0U Fpoa to Kttiaiatestt y ae-sbs-raaia. Tb-il a t-t.i Hasa aadwalatswi bllltoe (l.ft. Of, are aot iblabla) al bcytej (iaa a balk yeare-4 taba bavtej a cad wnta ssfuf daaart ttw. Addra-M U T--St FabUablaj Cib. Maewla, rWtia. Veaia, Mak, N. I Tb Nebraaba INts4ct, Uaswla, .Mes.-1 air i I have f y liewMlaM tfteataj sasritzo b rv taeaily ad 14 It aaUif-ry la U-f-HV if, Hat It 1st vm suta rctr t.t roaml Ni fU la aa Yw rvvfleUsii', dtl Kw Ka Uly aalbtrilla tr M4 abov what wwaw pay tb boa t tls, aNiaav , ftata, Ktb. V
