J,
May 4. 1899 f
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
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ECONOMIC DISCUSSION.
Editor Independent!
While I appreciate any reengnltlon
whleu Idea at any time enunciated by
tne may receive, jot 1 beg yon not again
toepeakoltbeon hue com mand men t
left by the Man of Character, m "Cuptuln
Aebhy'eUw trflove." Thl I too cruel
letting forth of my inelgnlfleanee. It
wa the utterance of the only Character
in history whoa life and esauipl gav
him the right to ay "Love one another
even a I bare loved you," He thereby
made the pneeloii'tt lore for mankind
which burned in hie own bosom, tie
tatiikrd of our infernal guiding force,
and abollicd eelf a A etauditrd.
Mro. Jlurkey I of the opinion that the
mission of Jeeii bad referents eolcly to
the salvation of men' oul, and to their
preparation for a life hereafter, "when
tlrn ball b no more." I would not
dluturb no hanileM u faith. Moreover I
did not ray Jmoim w aoehillet, I only
Mid be give that commandment and I
hope llro, Ilurkey will admit that a
fact.
If obedience te lt;i wiumnry to our
liapplnee hereafter a Ilrd, Ilurkey rnmum
to think, then It become by no much the
more Important than I bad claimed, I
have no mean of knowing what effect
obadlene Ut thle commandment may
have upon our dleemhodied oul In any
other life, 'I'd In for me 1 a mutter of
futb not login, Hut conceding that the
fiommaiidiiit wa actually given, with
a vitw toil obedience, then no mailer
what the purpoae may have been, it le
easy to eee what the effmtt of that obe
dience would be here and now; however
Innapable we may be of following the
oooaei'uenoe of that obedience Into (bat
"bourn wbene no traveller return,"
A a modue vlvendl here and now I
claim It le the balm for every wound.
Jte capacity to out an end to human mix
er on thle earth and in thle hfel what I
wa urging, not what the tmrposj and
mission of jeeu may have been.
The plot ore you draw of condition In
Mancbeafer, biigland, and which you
might aleo have drawn of Olaegow,
Hcolland, ae the result of populism, are
eieeedlngly gratifying. Hueh condition
were never brought about by men whos
heart wr untouched by that eympa
tby and interest for the welfare of oi her
that springe from the love of mankind,
The fact that men In Mincbeetcr have
actually don tloee thing I proof that
they are at leaat partially obeying the
commandment we are eonelderlng. And
let tne eay that every one of those great
and radical lib a eet forth In the Omaha
platform, which plat IbapeoniV party
In the forefront of the battle for human
Ity, originated In heart In which "love
for on another" wa burning with a
tendy and i-pienclib flame.
TWeleno civilisation without aome
obedience to thl commandment, 't he
matchlee Man who enunciated it did not
make It. Ill Intellectual gluwst wae
eucblhatb penetrated the deep of
human lite and human condition and
aw that the nature of man and of hu
man eodety I audi that "pe" on
artn" could only com and be main
tained byjobeyiug thl eouimnndiiniit,
and proclaimed thereeiilt in thl world
saving declaration.
l'ermlt ma to auggaat, Mr. Editor,
mat i mu mi aee tne relevancy n your
reference to "hell" a a motive to obedl
ace, There do not aooeur in the com.
tnandment 1 1 eel f any penalty for it
violation. And yetth unite of hietorv
teem with little eUe than nucount of the
pain and wretcheducea of mankind ree
ulflng front their refusal In all age to
follow the course polutcd out In that
eluipie but all em bracing command
HH'IU. .
If weooueider the matter fora moiient
it beenmee clear that if we retain t he
benrte and are auimnted by the ecllUh
iiiollvce of eavagea, the blulier wo aecnd
In the ecale of knowleilgii end the further
wenti'nil our OoiiiimimhI over the force
of uature. the more terrible we eball b
co inc. The more Inet rumen te of power
we poeiMttH, tne more oniireeNlve and un-
endurable weehali make Hie life of the
ma id maukiiid, Krag-Jorgeimfn rillc
ami (ialllng Kline are an anptllliig thing
o loug art elflli and.heartleiie eniirtwu-
ore are atiil to be lound lurking la the
wnrm.
!,nboraviug machinery bv which on.
third id mankind are thrown nut of riu.
tiloyment would have brouubt bleeeinae
tieyoud uttfrane if along with it could
have gone ottetltmire to the coiiiihaihL
liieut "luve uite aiutthereven He I Imve
lovml you." Hut, luetend, the mm hiuee
have Imn-ii eeiiad by the greedy, the e l
tint), have an love ;iur anyone, end
who ib ny the tirotlnrliuod of men, niid
who turn hn Vat bliMMiliiiie whii h thee
appliance were capable of briiiKlnir to
mankind Into a cure to many and lake
IIHII IIIH UIWMtlCtf,
Ut Ue reroauiie Hue, that ae are only
nut e.vage la Ihe ratio of our ohedieuoe
to that comniahdiiieut. IWdiim w
oliey It a Utile weareemtieabat humaue.
It le tmauM the autburmi-e ol MmukIim.
Iff obey it m lillle more Inau themtMtr
litre ol l.lnettla ilu that you are able i
write tiietfiMMi ihlna jnu tin of thai
grat Kbgh city, Hut H lee euilmrl
lk ol l.lnixilii ml turttirr mmi ..iii
pieuiy olvjiHl I lnl ciiiHtiinn liiifiil hnw
the glirie ol Mam hmiirr ml. !
eonirael, bta l.luenla would lmv un
enliid MMir, ut Mm any poor lo
artltwt, Hlbr would ehe hat a tie
trnwiiy, npprwMlve, rhh. ,U I
bating am hr eunnni aal oii.rrM.Nl.
HH.r ar arly aad oi-prMlt ru h. ehe
wua'd hate Mo ctiiiiluali lur It le
laa .! abua bfwil rrline and erlin
luele. 'uMieoerekiMtri thtM thlege
hi nea jua n.ii yoar eoaiiitiN,
eiuUI lirieg i "eioereMi ol et.ffue" II
prw.tr, raealMg, hmri., eit r-ih.h
ra mm ! nieiieue Iw main,! Ilii o
MH-a aeiiait. b a il eed eimwr
eaiHiir, etrinBieg irim lot (i ba
meenv, aad hi tiuld iM-rvljr einve
i4i im r owa oma miarrr, ee pl
UmhIm4 il pwhlMetlore, lka I lhiM
b llOeilIH of I'fthl li'lli nU,
tribal Ma aigH ifilvty lini i.i,ie
faenlHtea,
Hat M ett l.rek aay ffi.m
r-IM aeil pvwaed the eirla In ike
eal, twwwa a Wtav difl-v a liiikt n
IKeeierl le t ehnal U iIhr hi
i ioiimio, ne ii yi gu iM
etna id ike iaUIe liaei fciaw ki by
Hle rol.lwre, ah.ii iheNfaaif ol Uoli
weaileerrtA. Aad wkat grievv ate aad
taaay Ue aad U the um it ttt wuara-
in fKtiiranf tha aitiiAtlon. la that when
we bad governor and legislature and all
the machinery of thl tat we did not
.uur trw tit ti.Va iiiit nl t.hm. Oulte the
contrary, Ourricellent (Jovernor Hoi
comb liMHiirnr the plutocracy ma -no
thing raUloal ' WOUIH oe attempieu nnu
If ...il.luir U dona, than BOtbilltf
I done, I fear the rtrat from Moecow
commiinced then.
"There le a tide In the affair of men
Which, taken at the Hood, lead on to
fortuue,
Omitted, all th voyage of their life
I bound In ahallowe, and In mleenee,
On "tfiush it full ecu" waa th Duoole'
party In January, 18U7. But not a
ul r.iriM imt mdilui limf. Imrl h'n tilcll
from the people wa recaptured. Not n
tp wae taken to mak "publln owner-
al.1,.0 i.l nniil.liK ,, wuhIWv. 'I'lui riink
and file had the courag of conviction,
lint, ilniir Iniiilura wurii rnrietlv new re
crultn Nome of them even drafted Into
th eervlcc and had neither conviction
nor courage, u tuke our audl
datee for office hereafter from among
thoee who know what the country neede
ui.,1 niMMtt lii lui rurim lnl,o AH rmiLa bv
offer of olflce, men whoee ol merit le
"a can elect them," A a matter of
fact, Mr, Kill tor. I do not really know
muuulf liia. In I uliiiill liu tvllllai til
eiteud public owncreblp, It ue try It
on inoea tmng aoouc which we an
rnr niu I ji! na nnriiiiUii the f'liinrinlu'li to
capture for the people th rallroade, ihu
expree oueinee nnu teiegrapn ami teie
phone yel4ni of, Nebraeka, and to
uiihiI IkdUIiiIIhi flint mIimII mnlia It hina.
iblu for our town and citle 4o take
poeeeeeion ol water, lighi, etreer railway
u,i,l tl.M ll,iiiki hin itnni Ipttiia. WIihii mu
ehall have done Nomethlngljcefde talk,
. I .1111 1 . A ...... A 1. . I - J.. I I.
neopie win uegw io recurer ineir ihmu
u our oartr. and a w nee the llirht we
can then follow In it, W, JI, Aminy,
Jlealrlce, April If, WW,
He ware ol Olntmeaie i fiaiarrb
that
Contain Mercury,
mercury will en rely deetroy the m-tnw
of einell and completely derang the
whole yteui when entering it ttirougn
tb niucouh aurface uch article hould
nevrrb ued eiept on prescript lone
from reputabl phyeiciane, a th dam
g they will do le ten fold to tb good
you can poeelbly derive fro. them.
Iliill'e Catarrh Cure, manufulured by
V, J, Cheney k Co., Toledo, Ohio, con
tain no mercury, and la taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucoue eurfneeeof th ayetom. In buy
ing llall'a Catarrh Cur be ur you get
the genuine, It I taken Internally and
ie mad in Toledo,.Ohlo, by V. J. Cheney
A Co. Teetimoiilnl In . Hold by drug
fflete, price 76 cent per bottle.
THE JOURNAL HAS FITS,
Ml tor Independent!
The Htate Journal I very much wor
ried over fli condition of thing In tb
fuelon camp, Week before laet It had
discovered a "tl up" between c-Kenator
Allen and ei-Oovernor Ifolcomb, In
which they agreed Allen ehould run for
uprein Judge and Ifolcomb move back
to Hroken How and run for congree,
Th fit which thl Information threw
th Journal Into, bad barely eubeided,
when it dleoorertd A meeting at Gover
nor Ifolcomb' bouae (which never oc
curred) at which it wae agreed that Hob
comb ehould rnu for aupreme judge and
"neviiie lor congri, ana ImmeuHtcly
Ilia Journal' fit took on alarming
eymptome, and It gav Ita rendera th
aMloiilkhtng new that Judge Neville le
not liked by tha rank and tile of the fua
iotiiete of Ihe etite and eepecially In the
eixth district, Tliinewie aetonlehing
Ixcmine the eixth district Include nearly
all of the west half of the etaU, uud no
man baa beeu half aa persistent lor the
past ten years aa Judg NVvillu la trying
to secure Just representation for the west
end, ami to hie credit, ble effort were in
behalf of Ihe people, and not to Kerry
mander, aa attempted by the amended
houae roll recently di'fcttted.
The last time J udn Neville run for any
olllce he waa elwiod supreme judge by
neurly 15,00)1 majority. He carried hie
own county by about 400 uiJurity, II
carried 7 of the lOcouutlei lu his Jutl
cbil d si net by overw In lining mnjohilee,
and Ihe oilier three com hliifd gave less
than M uuijorlty against him. He car
ried 'il of Ihe oil con nt In Ihu sixth
conuressional district, his mnjorltv there
being A.4H5, Agam, In 1HU7, when the
popullsla unanimously endorsed him for
reuominatiou, he grucetully eubmitUid
lo Ihe ileere of the liismn forcee, and
used every tffort in hie mwer to prevent
Ihe republicans trout longer polluting
the eiipreme bench,
In IntlH when Iheheiol of (he ticket
wa conceded to the popullsla and they
naiutd tlov, I'oynter a their nhois.
Judge Neville waa the ftrat to stand uo
and Muse lo allow him to lie bulled off
Ihe irack althoiuh he had good reasou
lo believe thai If Uov. 1'ovnier waa ul
Irai keil the aomiiiatlou would lull lo
biuirelf If Ihe Journal In lie iinrot time
eee that Ihla Uhselrlli reeord inake the
rank aud tile ilislike Jnd4e ,Sville It is
welcome lo Ha happlues. Tha Journal
would Im much happier, however. If it
could induce Ihe fusion loma In nou.i
aateeoiiieone hwaalile than reiialnr
Allen or Hov, llnlcoiub lor eupreme
judge, or eoiiieoiie h knowu and !
tot rx I lhaa Judge .Neville d r eoagrre la
theeiilh district.
Hat, Mr, l.dtior, Iheeo eoanipilou tile
ol the H al joUraal arc wot arrioua.
Hue Hilllli'al iWistow, ia4rdi'M of law,
hy the aiejorily meiiilwra id the surui
eourt, or one wbiiewash imrt Iruui a
repulilicaahaislwtiveeo uiiiiii'ni, or evea
one teller alibuul iluliiln tmu trout old
Orauay Teeter, wil Rm rare uutd
eoine Mulis wlih a )king turn ol
niludteJUll nowl'i hold the ls- for
esore sbI. J. n. III Ikuawoeta.
Uylhralierg, N.Ik
PILIjCURE PREE
10,000 Trial Trcotmenti
m .) aiiuataa rim mm, n i
-I -t a , ! tfr4
ll,t M IS (MM, V ,, !, ,.
, Mw K4 r MMI. l i-m
i"'ll ..! Iw, mum mmiiI I I !
mil W ! ,' ..K- Mii ,,,,
I- ,. . t-lxl It.. 4 J ,.M tw
iiaeiMtoicak . I tia,,it.,aM,i.
ttwycrtantt builntta men
ffho ra particular about tha
ai'tcrance u( their itatlonery
hnulil Iravo their order (or
that clan of trlntinf it tht
triutrkNURNT, Poubt It, trv
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.
THIS WAV LIES THE BETTER. PART
AND THIS WAY ARE WE GOING,
The Contract Mfetem aad the Fraa
eblee Hrsteni Must and Will Fall
Toaef berTlte lailrlnif Wwrde ol
i Man at IJeeils.
A on of tlm spun kem at tba Work
ingtnen' Jefferson dinner in New York,
Mayor Humacl M. Jonc of Toledo, 0..
mild '
Th evil of th contract eystem ar
tha evil of epccJnl privilege. Any yi
tcm tht adopted by society, cither
aarnstotii or law, that grnnt toon
man or act of toon a prlvilcga that 1 by
force of i'lrcniustflncc denied to other
men, 1 a deiifnl of t ho ecjnnlity gtiamn
tccd to the people, of tbl government In
tba dcclurution of indcpcndetic and le
therefor a violation of divine justice.
Thl polfton Injustice that tmikc
inimy men th tocr tol of their inor
capnbl fellow I the en use and nonrc
of all onr d Intro, mntilcipnl, etut and
oatiotiul. From eoclul Injuittk'o proceed
cause tlmt excite and perpetuus vie
and ( rliiin and poverty, tha three bead
ed Ccrberu that todny cm to be drag
ging , noddy Into th bell over whos
gat tha fublcd dog wa ald to bav
atood gunrd,
W can nndcrtand bow the contract
ajttvm or a nystcin of upccial privilege
might nxlxt In a inonnrchy or m tolcr
a ted under a despot, bnt even a anggi.
Hon of incfjtiallty i repngnunt to any
conception of a government in which
ali ar nppocd to m cijohI,
For thl renson th act of eqnallty
tinder our government ha generally
been accepted without question. W
eeiu to com on to the etiige of action
with the impression that ) far a th
thing called government I concerned in
thee United Htate tha work of creation
1 a finished Job ,
I know I got my enrJy conception of
patriot ism from the red fire, flag,
bnnting, mnsic and speech of th Fourth
of July celebration of my boyhood
day, and tbl miachievon and wrong
conception of putriothon kept m
chained in ignoranc on til 1 bad reach
ed the period known a mlddla lif.
I believe that mnch of th dltres
that w ar now seeking to eecap i
occneioned by th wrong teaching of onr
children Much conceptions of patriot
ism got in my boyhood day ar a
delusion, pure and simple, and Instead
of aiding m to a proper and helpful
understanding of citizenship they
proved a barrier almost insurmountable.
Tb Impression I given to our chil
dren that. , the thing called govern
ment I perfected, there i therefor no
responsibility npon tha boy beyond tb
mere perfunctory work of voting on
election day, of proclaiming in aeaeon
and ont of eason that w bav tba beat
government on earth and constantly
keeping before th mind of onr fellow
men tba assertion that w "can lick ev
erybody If wo have tha best government on
earth, which 1 do not question, it due
not necessarily ft How that even that
may not be Improved. If we can "lick
every body." even that I not of nccee
lty the highest ideul toward which a
nation may strive.
It le even possible we may demon
strate onr greatness In a fur more sub
stunt Inl manner by manifesting our
ability to to organize and associate our
selves together In the thing called gov
ernment as to show the world that we
can hive everybody and that wo can
love them so thoroughly and scientific
ally tlmt we have a government that le
a ready to listen to the cry of the
weakest child n to the clumor of the
most powerful organ I znt Ion on earth
and a government iu whic h and under
which every mun, great or email, may
have eqiinl nnd exact justice, and when
that condition ehull have bent attained
the cry of the pauper and mendicant
nnd tlm pltinblo appeals of the workles
throng wilt forever cease in our land
Willi pmliea dune lo vwrf una, Ihsu lisi.
shall v a Iw.
1'vvorty will ilaaiMar, tha iirlxnuirs will Iw
tree,
The rmlit to work, Ihe right lo Uva, the love
I linerty,
All (lisl s 11 gift In lh lunula
"Unemployment riista." eaye Alfred
IttlsM-ll Wallace, "bct-anee of th fad
.that piiMluciloii 1 carried on not at all
for the sake of supplying the Want of
tha KHiple, but for the take of making
money for Ihe cepllallsta ' Tbl I the
vital weakum in the contract system
of doiug the work of pnuho Improve
ment I have no quarrel with the capitalist.
I have no quarrel with tha con tree lor
Under our existing bnslnmetyttviii It la
lh l-nsliieM of the repttttli! and roil
treclor to M t Ihe lt end i f U.a Ur
gain, and to my mind all I it II a initiatory
and dciiutu'tatiiiy apela directed
against "the capitalist. " "the cinlrao
tel." "Ihe ni. tiey jaiwer," at Idle and
tf ho avail Hiir waifare ihoiihl ( upon
t4 utihiily irilvoi. a system, .m that
la aa uust Wiitilta aa It la unholy, a eye
I rill thai hope lu hlpft lisle llelf
Ihtuiig-h iiilnuirring lo arenl, a ayaiein
that ledtlly walfate, that la rah uUIhI
la iiiak ma hate each td hr mH ha
ar tha thildrva of on a falhw, wImsmi
alatal In. liai la at la ov reih olhvr
and who will v d iiioiisltat that la
spite vf all tb davlla la our epwlal
l ti lie law u In b ilf thy witl
love ewili other
Tb 'cohiisituf,' th "fiauchls
(attar. " the "l.tiUr' wh levadr
eur halla i-f iillsiua and (tout of
lii.lUa. the H.ilbel pine l.ie th
Misia pbiedi ter. aad all the twoti
aim o gted aa tspa. iiy wU w
tharg ear ilttitv today at th Wglll
ate tod, ut a .f thl tit low ajialrttt
that makswour ptlh l demoi tat f
Uesll a-t eihitdie our life aad te
Hi1 a dvkial of tltiHa, y aad lruih
liood, and It I therefore treaion to th
republic, in which we ar all profeaaed
overeign and equal, and it 1 a bla
phemy of Almighty (iod, who lath Fa
ther of ue all, and whothrongb his divine
Hon has Raid. "A new commandment I
giv yon, that yon love on another."
Tha distlngnished chairman of tbl
Timet Ing has well aid that wo ar yet
lo know a system of political economy
thut Will perform a well a promise
and will rain the luxuries of natar in
to the lap of tho Hturvlng poor,
Th contract system In a part of onr
wholly lubjniton system of peclnl
privileges i it i a system to which uuuny
tf onr citie are chained by low.
In my own city w are bound by a
Htate law to let all work amonntlng to
more than .V)0 to that ideal robber, th
lowest bidder, and similar law and
cnatotne prevail with nearly all cf tho
publlo work, mhnlcipul, state and na
tlonnt, Thl law would seem tobiiv
been framed especially for th benefit of
those who are ciipnbla of Influencing,
purchasing nnd bribing board, depart
ment or legislature.
Th popular idea, of course, I that it
dm been framed In order to give tlm
community the most work for the luust
money, but in practice it work in ex
actly the opposite direction, for, a 1
have already intlmuted, it i tho con
tractor' huiinesa not to see bow cheap
ly he can do the work, and do it well,
but th first consideration i (o see how
mnch ha can get for doing It, and th
next Is how very litfla he con pay th
luborur nnd bow poorly he can do th
work in order to increase hi profit,
Tho result of thl nnsclentiflc system
i damaging and destructive In innu
merable ways; ihe most direct of all
proceeding from it is tint wholesale! rob
bery of labor Hint it lead to, Instead
of affording the free competition thut
it advocate claim , for it, it ha been
shown by practical experience that tho
inevitable result of tho system i monop
oly thiongh it eomblnritlon of buMlncr
interest into ringe.combloesand trust,
Hoston bu adopted lb labor plan of
doing Hi work of xtate improvement,
and IJ'mtoii bustubeu advanced grounds
un to tho living wage and fixed tha scale
for common lubor at (2 for a nine hour
day In every city in thl or any other
country thut hn adopted public owner
ship of lis utilities the work of afreet
Improvement I of the sum class, Tho
contract system mid the franchise sys
tem will both disappear together.
Kvery city, I eay, Hint ha adopted
public ownership of public utilities hu
shortened th hour of labor, Inereiwed
tb pay of tli men and Improved the
quality of service
When (Ihisgow, heed and I'lymonth
adopted public ownership of the tram
way, they reduced fares In addition to
tho Improvements I have already enu
merated It seems to me thut the city that sells
the privilege of plucking He people to
the lowest bidder is placing itself on a
pur with th robber baron of old, who
old th prlvllegea of highway robbery
In th narrow passe and mountain
crag of their possession
Th poor laliorer today nnder th
contruct system is a more helpless vie
tlm in these United Htate than went
tha travelers of old who wero muda tho
legalized object of plunder by tho rob
ber baron
lint thl system doeenotoilHtbeconae
men hat each other: It exlste because
we have not yet learned tha source of
onr distress Onr social system minis
ters to scUMim-H und greed, and In
every conceivable way wo have sought
to divert attention from the real ques
tion, first by this false Issue and then
by that
At every rccnrriiift campaign a new
cry of "Mtop thief I" has been raised to
divert attention from the real thief. At
one time It is the tarilT question, it t
another the money question, at another
the question of our fi reign policy, and
while we still point our lingers at those
vanishing mists and cry aloud, "Htop
thief'" wa are nil the time filling our
pockets with uurlghteoiia gain ut th
expense of the toller and producers.
Henry I) Lloyd saya that "political
ly we nre civilised, at least in theory:
industrially not yet, " A largo etep lo.
ward iiidtistrial clvllixatioii nnd Indus
trial freedom will be the abolition t
the contract system Neither that Mr
nor the earth hue been created for the
ben tit of the connector or fruin III. i
He iter
is certain thai Ihe earth end all Its
resources wi re intended for Um U in til
of all Ihe people, and It la through gov
eminent Un.; we miot evolve Ihe pliui
thai will tt Hie cnnnlng end the
strong to rro'amt their rap ii ii al
h at m mm I. of It aa ia necessary to h i
every men who la willing lo work have
Ihe rlahl In live and live a decently Im
man life
Well dore tleotge l lb tn u ak this
rlllii lit quest On "Wild gave IhU
rat lb M Ihe ptoltl maker, and by what
minority do liny act the ihlldreii of
men lo making gain fur tin mt Uy
what profeaof ah he my have the te
mutcea of liatnte passed lulu the band
of Um elroiig. and l.i w la It that ha
loan life la ln ll aa no re glial for Ihe
rapllatui mill! I II Ihe m l of ilvlll
lalloii that ImluOti aboiiM di Vr. p into
luolt.l u '! Ill nil llli mat blue lulo
Whlialhe ninliHii la ate In U M to
be glotitid out aa the llotd rapttal
fur privet owieeraf
We ate alad lo know Dial tbl I IM
Ihe end of I'l huliy la ratd lo the
vI'Mlef tlvtlOaiioR The I leal toward
Wbt lha lata la tleus,llli. the Idral
watt a le. ptophela aad phll ( lo t
have u la Ihe realisation nf kaiuaH
t.tihh la Im lean altaita
There ia toil one way Iw wM-Nwe
Hif hi. fo IhU railallw 1 ha atala
I b only !iwtniinM IhtoUiH whlih
Ik ro U Uiay etprvea thell tova fof
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WHAT YOU OET FOR YOUR WOOL
mi ampndlmrgtupwtwh9 handle H.
I you aend It Ut armielKxIy wtiu petlillMi tt out In small drlN you may expect a
uwerlu. If vmisMid t.toija.ftwillbastirnl In mir lofis with millions of
tsrumls utmtmr wu,l i,t ilia nuiiin
eoinaa to buy, he lvy tha lot, and your wool K'wa with the rest at a good price,
Vo Handlo 10,000,000 Ibo.
of Wool Annually,
We make liberal edvancef en censlKnment at the low rate of 8 per cent.
m
jwr HMiniin for Hm money tlms umi. we supply an our snippers with
frse wool sack end aawlnir twine, We i our C'lreulur UUr 0) all
who ask fur It, It lowps you Informed ou the wool situation and wool
prluea. Write for It Untiiy. Adilrass,
SILDERMAN BROTHERS,
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THE NEW LINCOLN FLIIIIIC ILLS
Kituafed at Ninth nod V etroete ar now ready for business, We give In exchange
for good GU I b, wheat 8!l pound of fancy flour-guarnuUied, and 10 lb of bran.
Try a lacfc of "Honest Abe" Floor,
Warranted to equal the best.
All first-class grocers
keep it. j
----- C. SEELEY & SON. (J
Catalogue
Fruit, and Ornamental Trees, Vines and Shrubbery, Roses,
Shade Trees, Etc., will be mailed you free upon application to
Marshall Bros.. ArUnutnn. TJfirattra. Ptw.rfre rJ tU A.
finrton Nurseries and Fruit Farm, located inrwnf th Ano
fruit belts of the state. They
you Know just wnat the goods will cost you. I heir fruits re- .
ceived the gold medal at Trans-Miss. Expo, in Omaha, 1898.
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Catalogue and Prices. '
Good standard new Organ
til a 0 0 t a m
tpq arm uj.
ARTHUR BETZ, 212 So. llthSt.
Lincoln. Nebraska.
giving: A description of all the leading
classes and varieties of nursery stock '
adanfed in the runt, rnntfctfncr tt
pay the freight to your town, so
E GOOD TO YOUR HOME. BUY A
Lincoln Steel Range
and ph-ase your dearwlf and family Warranted tb
moat perfect cooking tov made. We na th very beet
wild rolled patent leveled eteel, and line every Bang
with aebeeto and a tool, which makea It Impossible to
aet Or to your floor. Tlmy are baudaotne, attractive,
ap-to-dat io tmtti-rn and design, lull nlekel trimmed,
win uurn any Kind ol luei. will laat a life
time. Made on honor, sold on merit. Tbl
I why we eall them the "near on nam"
If your deuler doe not handle tbem be
makes great mistake. Writ to o and
we will provide a way for you to buy one at
reasonable price,
Buckstaff Bros. Mfg. Co.,
LINCOLN, NKM. MAKKIW
Pat ron I te home induatryniade in Nebrae
ka. VVeivhiryoti to StAta Ollliwra. Hania
and Kzpreea Companie of Lincoln, and
tbousanda osing our ItHngea, 8pel att
ention alen Hotel and Ileataoraut Ontftie
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