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About The Nebraska independent. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1896-1902 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1899)
j; FARMERS CLUB June 20th 1899 was bright and fair. It seemed aa If peao ftud good will to all badeettled orerlh bom of Mr. and Mr. IJoiwpb Qoackmbnib, als mil northwest o( Lincoln, , The club tent waa erected on a nice plot ol blu graM ornamented with bed of bright II ower and bads trees, under which dinner wa serred with profusion of flowers of various hue. This is jut ucb a place where country and cltr tiot1 dim! id soda! and III' atructlre ma. Tba Hon. J. P. Htrode caused to be distributed tba year book .f hm VuitnA HtntM riftnartrriMit of aeri- rultur of IHUH, tor which tha club gar blm a rot of thanks, Tba mating waa opened with mnsle by two r tolln oa organ, rrmiamn Auckeroien playing nrst noun in n oft and pleasing strain wblcb was had at Intarral during tb mating. Then there m a ruling by Haiti Mann, called "Tba llanJ Man of lb Howe," A reading by Mr. Jawksoa and Mr, (iuack. enbub followed. 'The Hag of Flag" waa rand by Mr. Drain, which ceuaed great applause, a It stated bow the flag of ureal urirain wnererer (iimnw waa a symbol of Christianity on which th tun uerr set, tba flog aa a mooarnb, lint now It la tba stars and strip, tha flag of liberty, on wbloh ther la no ataln, and on wbioh tban nerer set. A rots of granting waa gireo tha First Na broska regiment oa a welcome home, after which th Hlar Hpangled Manner waa sung bjr a quartet. Mr. W, If. Tuck of Llnsolo wwi enrolled aa a mm liar of tba eiub. M m Freeman reel ted "Tba Bleeping Car 1'aaaangsr" in wbinh b Imitated tba snoring giant almost to realistic, Ther waa also a song by the ladle with Mr. tjuackenbush at tha organ. A dismission, should farmer eombina to raisa tba prln of product, waa taken op by Mr. Oodfrey. Ha aald farmer ara a hard working elna of f ato pic and therefor abonld bar a fair prle for what they raise, Tbey are at tha timer of a most slotting mnrkot. Failure of erop often bring thorn on verge of bankruptcy, Ha taught that they might corns to aoma way to fur ther their interest, if aald eomblna tlona or frusta war no illegal way, it I 3 i Ifiiiiltfif'.tiin.l IllilMIIMIIi lllmii;' PILGRIMAGE . OF CRYPTIC MA SONS TO COLORADO, I Denver and return............. ,....$18.25 Pueblo and return Tickets on sale August Limited to return August 31, City Tlckit Off lea j CornsrlOtigii OSta. I TlecbOB 231 . mfftfftfttftfTftfffl A STATE CAMPAIGN FUND Tb Stat Central Committee, at it recant meeting, an thorlsed tba Oiairmaa and Booratary of th Commltta to open, through tha column of tba NcatuucA IsDiricsof xt, a popular subscription for raising funda for tba coming campaign, In aooordanoe ' with tbl action of tha committee, blanks ior each subscription, will appear In tb paper each week, and additional pledgee will b sent to any who apply for them. Tha sdnoaUonal work not only ol tb coming campaign, but also that ol 100, muat ba rigorously pushed, and your commltta should b an abled to mak aa aggrwwlv fight, wb cb can only be don by baring tba necessary lands to push the work. Th Publisher of th Nkurasr Indeprvdrnt bar kindly undertaken 0 raoeir all subscription that may ba made and bold all plodgta for later payment, publishing from time to tint tb Hat ol contributors to to tb fund. Thy will alio publish receipt from tb obalrmaa ol th Stata Commute, showing that all fuuda rooeired bar been turned orr to tb Commit! for purpow intended. Wher It t conronlcut to do so, club can ba formed and tb remlttanca b mad in the name ol such dub, or a number ol indirlduul ean eend their snbserlptions in cno rontlttauoe. ' bo f,.r a generous nwpouse to tbla appoal. Thi ia a campaign in th Internet ol th people, and they hotiM hold tip tb band ol their serrant and leader aa they moe aloug la the front rnk, By ordf ol tb Stat Central Committee, People Indeeudent Party oINebraaka, " J.N.Um.H, Chairman. J, M. TUOMP80N, Py, NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT FUND, roR Titr PEOPLES PARTY STATE CEN. COMMITTEE CASH tnicuumN. tb rgn4 b r.l y nutmriln nud paj luto th N.-braAa liulvu.l. at itale Pund the Ums ul the iVol, Vrj 8ut t uiiiinittea the m i H.wmMMnin iHtj.t.AUH, timitutui triwiiiprio. I aUj anr M nJ ! of al. eomiiiiti Ihs sum nl,,,... DOU.llLl tm U rait(tU aul Uier thaa 0 or U ftlgMatar Pate, NraMa'i aa Mwm i a fttof9 ..... Mttt.mimHMt4itiii4i Ola tb ktNMv a d piaiu, lattuU tht th J? kaeha U4epiUat V aa la amliUng yo (a in Mutu aitb four MMtiptiua, w aaattwi ntmtKttiNtNMHMi Uab alt remUUa.ve pruitpil ti tha "lrka lKFa.kt, t JaetUa. Erftfltaaa aa4 laag atUt Ute plmiga, tirgaate tUba wkera HMt4 aa4 ' Iatt4 ! abi'rUiMa la a nHutttaaew, only money trying an outlet for inrsst roeot, which would . barm no one, but bring money into circulation. If wisely managed, it could be mod a sonrcs of benefit to tba farmer aa well aa to other people. Buer of any kind will always meet with opposition, and no with till It cam from a gentleman of high Christian principle (In bia own estima tion) balling from the dilapidated town of Raymond, watered by Oak Creek, who said It waa wrong for farmerato combine to raise orlces of tba necessaries of life, and therefor work naeles hard ships on tba poor laboring man, tbey bad already trouble enough to make both end meet H denounced it an unoardonabla crime, deserrlng tba wratb of (iod and tba scorn of tba peo pie. Thenext meetlne: will be held at Mr. Fisher two mile west and two mile north of Woodlawa August J7tu. A rot of thank wo tendered Mr. and Mr. Uoockenbush for their hospitality, Tli dub adjourned by Ingluir th aong l.iMf . , Hun Wunt Itnua." Program, select reading, Mrs. Koontr, recltaMon, iiattia IMUsb; wlect reading, Mr. Fnsimaln: recitation. Mia HatUa JnMwn; subjit for discussloa, I 'resent meuioo anu vimmj ui(kiioii ua darying, opwned by h. K. Maban. fol lowed by Mr. Jockon, Klaber and other. ad . ' A Silk... K. hi novmn. a, II. iviiAfa, i'res, pro torn, Hecretary, Hbar Jsesies foafbi )!, During tba storm lust week a large rad aim trea la front of Tom Pardon's bouse, near town, was blown down, fbls elm was perhaps tha most Vxtoic trea in tha country and was known rs tba "Dlckcrson tnt," It w situated on the grounds whereon the tutmA Jackson-Dickinson duel was fought years sgo, and under its spreaifng branches Dlckerson rwllned awaiting medlckl ailantlon after tlna niorUlly wounded by Oen, Jackson, Th trunk of this old tr measure only four Itui In length, while its branches tncssnr'j 100 fertt across, Mr, harden greatly regrets ths nproollng of this bid for sstry Jndmnrk,--Adnlri'llle Thinner, CM as a new subscription. 4w4Maati ,$19.00 5, 6 and 7, 13 Borllnrtoi Dsot. 7ttStf., UtwMiPAQ, TslecboM as. rYffftffff WMtmfMWIWM lWf S si THE NEBRASKA STORY OF A VICTDI. A 'BURNED CHILD" DESCRIBES THE BEAUTIES OF TRU8T8. Law rrtee fell owed bf m Vlelt from Smooth fellaw Kmtmmt tba Traet at HUk VafaalU-rat SlrMeaae-rhea I be Craeb. Tbl is tb ei parlour of a r let I a of "trust." ; . ( ' It picture th other side tod shows tba danger to a too confiding public la placing their money in tbeso water ad stocks, on which th "promoters" ar th only ones who profit, You fe, I used to manufacture furni ture. After the pen l of M)3 capital pulled in Its investments as rapidly as possible and refusud to embark la bow reutures. We follows who were on a sound financial bnsl did not lie down, but, hoping all the time that business would improve, kept right on nisnufaC' turlug, and In order to market our product kept bidding against escb oth er for trad, I made one concession gfter another until It took the strongest kind of a magnifying glues to see any pioflt In tba business, ' The raw material we used kept going down, too, but our price went down faster, and finally, as in all such cases, 1 cut wagns. My men thought at first tbey would strike, but, seeing bow lit tle I cared wbHbr I ran th factory or not, concluded to accept the lower wages and stick to work, It would bare been money in my pocket If they bad struck and I bad closod the fac tory for ftwhlht, for ths reduction In wage didn't hHp me sny, 1 gave It all away by making still mwer prices in order to get rid of the furniture 1 was making. When McKlnley wn elected in it did seem If things were going to pick up, end I begnn to get orders more freely. But whon I wrote that I would bare to charge a llttlo mora a telegram would come back, "Can buy at price named; if you can't ship a order ed, cancel." I couldn't afford to lose the trade, so accepted. Then Idmbcr commenced going up, glue advanced and also the mvtnl good I used la manufacturing. Then my men demand ed the return to the phi wages, I tell you, I used to walk the floor at night trying to figure out how to make both ends meet, for by this time 1 was get ting in a tight place, One can't ruu along for several years at a loss with out Its affecting his cup i ml or credit, or both. Just about this time ft rcnl smooth talking ciinp, drel to kill, cam along and asked me If I wanted to sell out. I tfll you, my heart leaped to my mouth, and 1 had hard work to keep him from seeing bow anxious I was to do so, Well, after scratching my bead and hemming, snd hawing and explulnlug what splendid facilities I bad, etc., I finally told blm I would sell for 9100,000. Now, what do you think ba dldf Why, Instead of trying to beat mo down (and I was that anxious to sell that I would have taken f.'iO.Oao cash down), be says, "How would you like to go Into a trust?" "D your trust," says 1. "Haven't we got the Htnndard Oil trust, the sugar trust and the whisky trust, and now you want me to go Into a furni ture trust and be cursed by all honest poople from oue end of the laud to tb other Now, what does this chap do but take pencil and paper and show me that for the last three years I had been losing money, He figured to a cent what It cost to make a bedstead and, comparing the cost with my printed llst-whlch generally had to discount to hold custo.ners-dcmoiiNtratud the loss oil eacli Imilstend was so much and that It wna only a -question of tlmo, at this rale, when I would go Into the hands of a receiver. , Then he umde me sitiiilt that on ac count of others selling lu th game way i couiii gel no lettor prtee. Then lie elaborated the "irimt scheme," or com- intuition, n he ostleil It. He sold there wore 30 or -its of the leading nmnufac tui'oia that were going to oouililue and orgnulae an luum-me tM k romimuy with a t-npltnl of i;.i,oim,ooii . i.tusmi.. txio preferred ami f.'.t.usi.uiu ooiumon stink, the preferred Murk to pny T ter i-eut ami all over ami above 7 im t-enl to go to the itimmoii stock. 1 think I cnu annum, for jour plant to lw taken Into the oomliluiiiloll si ttiOO.OMi, ), (l r,H.,,jvt fltm.ufti j,ra, ferrwl ami f Hmmnui com it aim k. th ether I'.taMsat to lw put Im.i 11,0 i,,. liry aa livniny i. k ami ).,tj i . Unite the nirt iitiatftuti.t of the fmtory at a sttUiy f Kumi M,r nnuum. ton think this os.r, Mill h Jm, totimrtow. My the y, wHnt hi sny thai If )m m; out n-u mid have a IomkU time if ti, Vom will hot thl big twp.titMi ut ttg)tj, and hu m gvl Ihl-oiiuti thtre Mt.ti 1 t tun, n i, rt f ylt. Ilttt If ) nu gti tit . , , w Hi ij i.unlly a.lHit,i, thci Hvl.li tel i,f alutttt W .i-r rem aunush If SfUf I he )..MI.M-Ht l.f thai t per Of M u the pi t riwl i.u k Think tM or Ntti i )MM ioMi.tr, y,- NiW. what waa a f U-W U M ia tn With the H...pM t.f ew,l tlitiii uy ut nh I m iuiiu.lt V,U, t( i mat at n.ry h.rt. h.ut in, Ih ItituhlUatuH aa ihsiiih till ef tha lawa ..f th tat ( N )r . wtih a oainial ktotk ,f vtisi. (ki wtib tMa.hurlt.i la b Vk A t'nl nf d'rw lu Mt ih.uHii int dem and ii..r omi vlet-ted, es tuhalf f th .Unk waa d!UtHl tin aimi I he tt fa. let feet tl r will, vt auktiktt, a tu tb pr,un.i'ia wna tritht atnt th oinutttuaiUiu. Th UUe wt fa tht tivattity INDEPENDENT. and offered to the geoeral public. It wa grabtwd up quickly by gullible In vestor at nr. which gar the com pany a cash working capital of nearly $20,000,000. At first wverythlng wont on swim ttlngly. KspetuM's wr cut down by reducing the number of traveling salesmen, office men, etc. fiupplle were bought, (0 large, qusutltc St th'f lowest price from the main office, prices on furniture were advanced 10 per cent, then 20 per cent ,rtd finally CO per cent. As there was practically bo competition deah'rs were obliged to pay and charge their customers the ad vance. The first six months, after pay lag the 7 per lent on the preferred stock, a dividend of IS per cent was declared on the common, At th end of 'i months the common stock paid 25 per cent. We advanced the wages of th workmen 5 per cent, then 10 per cent and finally 2.', per cent. As gonorsl business continued pros perous and everybody wss either get ting good wages or making money no outcry was raised against the high prices, especially as prices In almost everything were higher. Hut at the end of two years we bn1 a competitor, Rome of the factories that had been left out by the combine or would not go In, after struggling along, were bought up at less than their cash val ue. A larger company than ours wss organized, without overcapitalization, and as soon a It entered the field a fight begnu. Prices were cut and cut nntll no profit was left us, The dlvl dend on the preferred stock was tinh; out of the treasury, Tha dividend on the common stock was passed, Then there was a rush to sl, and the price on shares dropped from I2.7 to fW, The second dividend on common was passed, and the stock dropped to $25, and the dividend on the preferred was paid by borrowing money to do so, At the next stockholders' meeting a new board wo elected, imt the stock con tinned to decline until fhe preferred WAS quoted f 2.', and common could find no buyers at any price, - Jtefur the next semiannual dividend could be declared ou fhe preferred stock an Injunction was served re straining payment. Then the concern was thrown Into the bands of a re ceiver, When the business was Anally wound up, there was Just enough left to pay the creditors, and the holders of preferred and common stock got nothing, The properties were bought from th receiver at about 23 cents on tha dol lar, A liow'compony was organized, with a capital stock of M),m), all paid lu, and It has boon making a rea sonable profit oa the Investment. notice 1 say, dn trusts,-India nap- oils better in Chicago Tribune, THE INDIANA DECISION, The nicbt of a Hat to Aaaal the ; , Cbartee ef m Vorpttrmttom, Tb Indiana supreme court baa de cided that a state baa a right, on tb ground of public policy, to annul the barter of any corporation wblcb en ters Into a combination to destroy competition or does anything wbloh tl ralaies Competition. Tb deel lloa was rendered In a case la which two natural gas companies formed bo agreement to charge uniform prices, and each agreed to refuse to serve any consumer who quit patronising th otb r company, Th prosecuting attor ney brought suit to annul the charters of the companies, alleging that they were unlawfully combined against the people and were abusing the right conferred upon them by the state. The language of the court Is as follows; "it Is an old and familiar maxim that competition Is the life of trad?, and whatever act destroys competition or even relaxes It upon the part of those who sustain rclatious to the pub lic I regarded by tho law a Injurious to public Interests ami la therefore deemed to be unlawful on the grounds of public policy." Thi I the broadest antitrust deci sion that has been made by any court It doe not merely nlllrm fh constitu tionality of a law speclflcalfy directed agftlnst trusts, but it says that, even whore such laws do not exist, a court may aumil the charter of any company which tu any way preveuta or ra strulua coHipi'llllon, ludood the ruling seems to go even further than this, It opcue ihe way for legal action agaibst ludlvldimls us wotl a corporation who nt rilu competlttou, though It would be ImiHiHsltiio to take action gainst IndlvhlmtlM without A speeltle law oa the subject, far the reason Hint the geuontl statute asseaa tin penally for smh Individual trausgresalon, in the cash of the corporation, however, th peimlty la at ham), An act by a corporation nun I nut public policy can always lm punUhed br the annulment of the coiupHiiy' chart r. Tha conn neutrally hitvw sulalued the antliriui hitt and affirmed the right tmth of the fnt I-i(IImiuic and the fideial cnhKiets tu a bt Ha pro hil'Mlug roinliiuathiua In ronlialnt if trade, hut ttil Indiana diiau aeoma to N the fiit ti dedai that a speclne law oil the snhlitct I titit uecettry tu enahld II. ttuie lu annul the charter of a otMporiitMi which form a tuiuhb fath'tt -r enli i Into arrw mem In io atratit s.iiiHHti..n Kana t'Hy Dial" lata ttnn4 t villa!. The Prn iM stt 1 tiitiettt, c (irdlng tit a to t lit ktl'tit hi. owita and rka IT eolWiu, it litfiilt miuea, (rutt in I ma 5 molttllfvrvu Inlin other than Intn and a Mk tail iutua, togfthor with ft tt.n ojka and T work fur eliliS th tdher titwiaU, Maalt wurk and ft ititrha, vi ik h kav au uinut of a Mai talue of nn.ia than kUHv Mtl ariv, IUnKh-a tha almv ih fru slan aiat eM nt e isdliry, that nf lb lvkra, lit th ttanahtarli diairtot af Wra'phali. the rotlterlea tf KUler and twurwall In the t'lauaihatl tt trl.l. aad half th nltklnka fvb Itery la lh aatv aUt Ul SOME CONFERENCES. It Is a Uuud Tblaa rer Clllaas t ltaao Tiaibr re e V: Tba cirlc federation of Chicago bar organized an Important conference to meet 10 that city In Heptemher for the consideration of the trusts, and la few days aftvr Governor Hayer of Texas bold another at lit, Umn, Itotb are orgsulzod much upon the same plao-to reach the politicians and tba oten In power-the goverimrs, may ors, attorney goners Is, congressmen and that class generally have been lu rlted, aud they are responding freely to the Invitation of both, We presume tbe larger portion of those attending the Chicago conference will be lo at tendance at Ht, fxml th following week, The Buffalo conference wo not so much for the politician, and about every effort possible was made to beep politics unthouglit of, . Forget your politics ind reason to gether, was the spirit at Huffalo, and Uepubllcans, lemocrats, I'opullsts, o clallsts, I'rohlbltloulsis and so on, 0 for as parties and movements go, met like neighbor to get acquainted, and they found that so far a direct b'glsla tloo, sole government ownership and management of the currency sod the government ownership of publia utili ties, they were tmu, and they were not far apart upon the f hllfpplne. Though In a different Hue, and, al though the Ht, loul conference Is pre sumel, to be orgtfl'd by fliitl lfryao lies, both, fur as they go, will be great ly beijeflchil, H is glorious when pub lic men meet to discus live measures. though personal display and politic may be a pirt of the programme, Ho far as the people are concerned, they may permit poliifchm the gratification of ambition mid politics If It be fairly mixed with n good cause, The Civic federation through its secretary, Knlph hi, Km nicy, Is making fine preparalhms for fhe Chicago meet ing. I'lcst, ho Is Interviewing the off! cl Is of oil the trusts as to raise of wages to their workmen, change la the numbers employed, the advantages of the combination and matters along that line, Next, the wholesalers are being Interviewed as to the Chang In the cost of manufactured products un dcr the trust and the reasons for such changes. The traveling men are also being interviewed as to the number who have lost employment and th reason Ibcrefor, Together with other data being collected, the conference will work along Intelligent lines. The conference at ISufrulo did not make on attack upon tho trusts or cor. porn f Ions, A rule that would apply to the trust, It seems, would apply to th corporations, and any recommenda tion for aa arbitrary enactment appear ed unwise, The conference, however, cam up to the 1'opullst rule and de clared In favor of government owner ship of public utilities, When the gov eminent picks up the railroads and makes oue rate for all, the Standard Oil monopoly, for example, will then b oa a basis with Mathews or any other producer, ' - I'orbaps these coming conferences may find a better plan, but If so It will bo 0110 that ba not been made general ly public up to the present time, gad a a 1'opullst we shall not be sorry, 1st tho discussions go Otti At Buffalo It was ascertained that the t'tfmllat had ad vanced a little and the ffoctnllsts bad dropped down a little, that tho filngle xaxer was not so much or an "ttwivid uallst" as generally supposed and all were ready to drop la together on l platform, Tbe I'emocrat still consld ered the middle of tho road 1'opullst 1 llttlo too particular perhaps, but went far enough to say that there were some excellent reasons for his contentions, It Is a floe movement to bring the Americans together, especially when they are looking forward, fet them reason together isve to raco.jollvt Newa, I Aealrfl. first, then, we must bote that tho rail wars, almost wllhoil execution. and all the telegraphs and klephmios are lu the hands of tho coiimiitnity, lu the few cases In which we find fhe pri vate ownership of railway a partNilnr line w (leiuamled at a certain traie, and the government was not then In a iMtettlou to borrow the fund required1 rr 11 construction, western Austra lia has recently purchased the entire noiM.itv i,f oiiii of tliu two nrlvitle iiu- doriiikluK In the colony, We II m I In most of the colonic a ma as of smiiiai'v ami ImtiiMiml Icgl. In 1 Inn, Agulii, Hoiilh Australia, Vic toria. Western Australia ami Now Zonluml b ud money to sollh ra at low rate of luiciMi; Kmith Aiistialla sell Its vliios In l,mhu; ijMoetiMami fncllh title the t ivi lion of auitsr initial Vie- orla and H-mili Auttialia have given 1 bonus upon iIih MporMilou of dairy products The rnlotiU hud New .t-abtml receive the produce, guide in j rroo it rica or t hai ge or at a ale wbith l in l cover the etpoun, I'h'loilit n.l.li Hm.I. n l.iwaid tha too- II on of bniier fct torlea, h tui14 an I :w y.'Und lie aioloidUi-d the lulu- lua ludunin, and Wostern ,.AiiU't Ima ad -fi -I a ooiuprohcnaue si hem for the SMppti of waitr to the sold Hilda km I naMlalal i kllj tietbvr o' o quarivl Uh It r tml, the aitimuoit tohiy thai Aiuorhan ma IM (ifviiii sn so p..itful that tin f Mm tu..i. luiuog me inaunMittir era Mill In tlf( ! OnUllilllvd III (SKllrol in t va aiMti i) iti lliia i tiiiuii v, and ft lilt ti-. mi m tti hate thu th dry lUt ( uie.i thvttt at itr Oil MB tnrv ' ' il the t iiu.fll id tha vltiHlli aiol Ste-i-b Itieou'h lhat IhlM f-Wrios rat ba brwdttced - Indianapidi No. Aug. 3 899 T A. CAROTHERS fllrr4 f aay ear 0l tb tJtty, rricr.,Kif ion 10 -4 r4 DR. M. H. KKTCHUM, nffcClALIST. iEYEEAR, HOSE, THROAT, CATARRH. Spcctaclfj Fitted Accurately. All Fee Kcaonablc, fflci 226 9, 1 Ofh St.. Lincoln, Hfcr, BEE KEEPER'S SUPPLIES L "'t "t he keep V- 1 ui send for our iW fkt a-KX'logiie. TKlinTKK HUf Oi , ioH . Ulli HI., Llnoolu, Nb, r . .. .4- ae, llfofft mmmmimmmmmimmmmmmmmmmr' DR. O.C. REYNOLDS, SURGEON. 1" te-jiiirjraiiicoiati. Headouartsrs for Good Lumber Qijorv prices, RpnwM r.w II. I atja jtt t kUIIIUI.ll VUl 7th&OSt.,UOCOLN,NEB. A chance to ave ; omc money by dropping me a postal card, aiklngior ' , Catalogue and Prices. Good standard new Organ $45 and up. ARTHUR BuTZ, 212 So. IHJlSL Lincoln, Nebraska. , TwoOhoap Bate Auguit Eicur iloni to Hot Bpringi and Bo turn. Anu-uatla th hardest month Affha year to ndor. Why notstind it In ltd flprintcs, H, D uioyinff the health (Cl rifle; waters, ploturesqn scenery, in terestiA surrounding and coed Blahte for sleepnaf A lew week sojourn there at this eeiMon will renew your life and prparyou for another year of toll. To enable all 10 go at small eot the Klkhorn line will run efnuralona from Lincoln Tuesday. Artioist 8th at 115.10. and Tuesday Auir. ?'Jd at I17.C0 for tha round trip, limit flffdnys, A Hot Hnrlntf sleuer iwroa from Nor folk, in which spao will U?" rerrd oa npplloatlon. lio no orer th Klkhorn, throMah tbe rnaifnlnnent Klkhorn valley, amj soath finest agrlenltnral pletnr In lh watt, tiei aeseriptir matter, tlofteta, ile. rom A. S), Fieldlnv. eltr tlckek airMt 117 South 10th street. Annual Enmpniont 0. A. R. at rhilftdoIpMft-rLoir Ratei-Stop-Ofon. 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