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About The farmers' alliance and Nebraska independent. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1892-1892 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1892)
Wmm DIPABTffilu. J. T. M- WlCAftT. vlJT Urm IU1M 6or, LUJlliit. Ai! oa fir. fjrM ur liat. f A to & o n at Ur.,r.. Special Sa tect&al lenaa. ne f-'!W irs r"tKCti'j- -r- 4op ti iy Iueabrr cuctj alliauc- at ju -ti0 in Uncwis, Jams 34. M'&srtet. We a f-riIUy lufum! lli&s ttr 4 lb Nbrak Mutual fea-rax :. jar.y t-t- rrj:r;-ntri but Lat oxtail"!, tlvd r.rivigr iLr'!.? -i-ral tiii- tb-? mvMJUtxt Ivr t&rr&.hrrA iv iLmt ussy itujtuX ajt4 ,W. That th LajwWtVruitty Iar in nrw'r ?i ! wari-a Iwarriiit ti -trrMt:l-f vrfct 4 A aid mr.j.r .ssy ttl-r OvSfsjaMijr lLat -Largvi 1 jf'r r-t for tTM'ii.-rLi. at J f urtli-' lr!;. t that tW fe, Il.'l, 4 th X.jaw-sat-r t4.rafct r ta;sa;y i ail Utt tLat le U-m ut tl Jw'cbr. Cyclops I cr,ll-tt i-r ar ra- uaute auad rS;-Bt; autf eniy that srr.U'T m.uxit lou!4 U 4 j ty aU 1 fntt-fT afi f ri ii f rrfrm. A5jMe ho i &temirtm A Ifrmii.i uo tif CMide t running ak sy thr VAUrmltiZ, m Iia ar. Ai?r.-i JVt-r-i, J.ti, Xr.S. Tt'. Mania, Whj. . W'tu- Kvr, JwliU Mawtkr, Frl IVfrf. J 1111, V"fii. N 1- or in Imi.-X m!umt tuty 'ld-aair far- fanner la tbe ouct y. StlmkaWcsis Ecf rmgiilt. Viiio fcu2rf Afcjria!ioB will l 114 at jVodr. Jaswf a&4 Jl !t. AU ibtrrrted ia iLe i'jrmect are tst -an-t3T trr to atUfsd, aa iia- Ctftaitt naum ax to I !i'Ued j ir.ate &4 baticti Jaitii fnirrJia.BC tick ti kbou'd tV cenif ca ttat trducr4 ra?r mty be obui:r4 if tLe ctubfr att"i4iis i Ixtg j;ii to atUfy th iipuiiUi-o. MlKJAM lUlltO l!tCK. Vtn. TlirJ I.t. lor Nb U. K. A. A Stlfatka Wccas Cscspiiserted. AniOCxlbediucjralb-4i iriiotio tie ritjr Ut rs-firoator . Vaa Wtk of Ntbrlta. J! ra ac iajf&4 ty Mr. Vaa Wjrck wbo wu tbe rwcjpket cl much o ial attection avl iaVn4 ail wbo met br, by br -jrar cf cuactMr. aod btr brlU'ast jai;t of b-aft aod braio. Mn Van WfdL i a ladj wirna to cor i to al it Ire o4 wbo trfcrore br!bts an ompb4-re cl purity and pri3re rare ly e-isi-ik ia tt aocial vinrU-t of tbe For Unlieard of Barg ains at Something New at cna Such Prices as Lincoln Has Never Seen. Gaze at the Following List and See if You Ett Heard of Such Earsains. 40 l&cbea wide Cashmere, sells at 40 cents, for only 1 5 cts. Good for one week only. French fcateen. regular 20 cent grade, they go at 8 cts. All good styles. Fcr one wuel Very best American Indigo Blue Prints. O cts. W guarantee these prints to be the very test made, and fast colors. Ladies, Rubber Overshoes, only 20 CtS. Worth 35 cents. IB pairs Mens Panti in eatin stripe . Your ebole fcr one wetk only 08 cents. Cotton, Worsted and Cashmeres. Fat Iliacic Corsets, reduced from 63 cts. 29 cents. For one week they go at only 26 Trimmed hats, worth $1.50. $1.C0 ) and $1.75. Your choice during the sale for only 79 cents- This j?rice is for one week only. 20 Trimmed Hats, worth $2. and $2.50 Saturday's price onlv SI.OO. No snch price ever offered in millin ery before. Special for one week only. Very best Needles I cent. 1-3 OFF. All Millinery ;is not advertised for this go at ou- i ird of their regular price. This is g "id fcr one week only. Our 50c Fast B'itcfc Silk L'sle Hose only 20 cents- This pric-3 is good for one week only. Our 83.C0 Trimmed Hats only SI .25 This price good for one week only. Fancy Note paper sold for 15 and 30c a box. Will clc se the entire line, for one we k only I O cents. Turkish towels only 4 cents. For one week only. Iioy' K tee Suit, regular 12 suits. For one week we will offer them at the low price rf 70 cents. Boy's Pacts only 25 cents. For one week only. 5 cents. Hooks and Eyes only 5c a box, con taining 144 each hooPs and eyes. Buy what you want. This i3 the lowest ever quoted. All brands of Silk Twist only I cent. Best Sewing Silk only 4 cents. Oxydized Silver Handled Umbrellas, worth $1.50 only 75 cents. One week onlv. f 8 cents. KNITTING SILK This week we will place on sale 2,000 spools very best brand Knitiiig Silk, ret nlar3.jc grade. For two days only wo will offer it at the extraordinary low ! ice of 18c a spool. Full half ounce. Any shade you want. Buy enough to last. You w ill never get it p.t this price again. 3 cents. 13c Handkerchiefs only just received. 100 dczen Fncy Embroiderd Ladies' HandkercLiefs,- worth 13c, which we will offer at ouly Cc Monday and Tuesday. At this price it's almost givicg.thcm away. 1-2 OFF Muslii Ui -lerwear, prices cut in two for one wek only. Our $1 25 Foster Kid Gloves go dur ing this fc&le at only 75 cents. French Challies, all grades, from 5c to 10c. Your choice of the entire lot at only 5 cent4. Ladies' All Silk Vests, we offer thun at only 40 cents For one week Extra Heavy Socks. go at 5 cents. Eor one week Scents- ""Very best Unbleached Muslin only 5c, worth Sc. for this week only, a yard of it will be sold at this price after Tuesday evening. Not Lonsdale Bleached Muslin only 7 1-4 cents. This price for one week only. Fruit of the Loom Muslin only 7 1-4 cents. ri Special price for one week only. Best Apron Check Ginghams sold at 10c, very oest goods made, for one week only ' 6 cents. Very Best Scotch Zephyr Ginghams sold for 18c, only I O cents. All the very choicest styles, guaranteed fast colors. For one week only. Extra help employed to wait on the large crowds that will attend this sale. Come in the forenoon if possible and avoid the usual afternoon rush. Orders Mailed us before Saturday will Receive prompt and careful attention. 11 LEADER O u iru Cliest-pest JOHK II WfclSHT. Frt. T. S. EaVDEKS. Vioe-Prn. THE J.'.H. McCLAF. Cashier COLUMBIA NAT'L BANK LINCOLN, : : : NEBRASKA. Capital $250,000.00 &AYKOWD JOHX H. to K1CHT. -DIRECTORS. nuDwrrr. thomas cochrank. JOHM H. !CCLT. EDWAKD K. 81ZER. f KAfclL. SHELDON. T. E. SAKDEUS. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Farmers and Alliancemen's Patronage Solicited. What our SHOES Are Good For lioow to ecurt in, Good to sport in, ( oi to bowl or roll or plow in, i to fence in Axd immense in Iss the cocctry lane to drive the cow In Goei to run in. fiood Ut gun in, G'mju to cut and harvest hay in, Gocx to hunt in, Gooi to punt in, (iooi ti work and go4 to play in. C. M. Gardner ha3 opened a hat and men'a furnishing goods store in the new Y. M. C. A. building Cor. 13th and N. lie also nas I be agency lor anamaker & Brown's custom made clothing. Leads them AH, The Lincoln Road Grader. For in formation address H. J. Walsh. Cor. 11th & O St., Lincoln, Neb. The Eye and Ear Are two most delicate and complicat ed organs; without the eye we could not guide our footsteps nor observe the beauties of nature; without the ear we could not hear the voices of our friends nor enjoy the sweet sounds of music. jSo one is so helpless as the blind and more deserving of pity than the deaf . Many persons lose sight tr hearing by neglect, which timely aid might prevent. Among the specialists who treat these organs none have been more successful th-j-n Dr. Dennis whoso officeis is over the First National Bank Lincoln. Mr. C. M. Marshall who has been in the employ of the big furniture dealers, Gruetter & Co. was deaf in ono ear from which was a constant offensive discharge for twenty-five years. The Dr. cured it entirely in one month. Mr. Willis Short, Clerk in the Mo. Pacific It. R. offices, Mr. George Carter, com mission merchant, Mrs. Edward Grouse, wife: of a steam fitter with Pom- erine & CooDer. Mrs. Chas. Hook, tire- man on B.&M., Mr, T. E. Slatterly, guard at the penitentiary, and dozens of other well Known Lincoln citizens have been cured after other specialists had failed. Dr. Deisms' is a graduate of Rush Medical College, Chicago, the Post Graduate Medical College, N. Y. City and the Polyclinic Hospital, N.Y. City. 30 tf Those of our readers who are antici pating buying a road grader will find it greatly to Iheir interest to call on or address H. J. Walsh, Cor. 11th & O St., Lincoln, Neb. China Hall. When in want of Mason Fruit Jars call at headquarters China Hall 1212 O street, we have also the Alaska Refrig erator best and cheapest in the market. Full line of Arctic and White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers, Complete line of Glass and Ironstone China at prices to please. 50-4t Geo. W. Lorimok- People's Independent Convention. The independent voters of Pierce county, Nebraska, are requested to meet ia mass convention at Foster, June 18. 1892. to select delegates to at tend the different conventions to be held prior to the general election in November, 1892. It is earnestly re quested that every voter who favors the platform and address of the indepen dent party at the St. Louis conference Feb. 24, 1892, be present. To the independent voters of Pierce county, Nebraska: The county Central Committee of Pierce county met and arranged tr have the precinct primary meetings June 11, county convention June IS. - As there seems to be some misunder standing about who should call the con vention, and as time is too short to mak.; other arrangements, I take this method of calling you together. I also believe it to be the best and only way to get a fair and full exoression from the people. Wm T. Kirk, Chairman County Central Com. Notice. Notice ia hereby Iven that we have formed a corporation by the name of the Lincoln Medical and Surgical Hospital, and that the principal place of transacting its business is Lincoln. Lancaster county. Nebraska. The general nature of the business to be transact ed i 8 to operate a Medical and Surgical Hospital for medical treatment and the prac tice of surgery. The airount of capital stock is authorized 10 be twenty Are thousand dol lars. Twenty-live hundred dollars is to be paid in at once for the furniture and fitting up of said Hospital. The time of commence ment shall be May 15th, ie2, and shall end May 15. 1897, and the highest amount of in debtedness, or liability io Trhich the corpora tion is at any time to subject itself is twenty five thousand dollars, nd the names of the officers by which the affairs of the corporation are to bo conducted are one Surgeon in chanre. one assistant Surgeon, and one Treasurer. 1 HAD. H. MrOODWA.HU. H. C. DlXABEE. The Population of Linoo'n is about 60,000 and we would say at least one-halt are troubled with some affection of the Throat and-Lungs, as those complaints are, accord ing to statistics, more numerous than ethers. We would advise au ur reaaers nui io neg loot the ODttortunitT to call on thir drugri6t and get a bottle of Kemp's Ba 1 im for the Throat and Lungs. Trial size iree. Large bottles 50c and $1. Sold by au druggists. z,-nm HOW IS IT? Have you bought your new epring suit? If not try us. Our stock is complete wij with all the latest Novelties as well as staples. Prices are correct. You cn J find no fault when you take Into consideration what you receive ior your money. Satisfaction Guaranteed. We Always Try to Pleas If you should buy anything of us and it should not prove satisfactory let us know and we will be pleased to make it right. Come and Bring your Boys with Yon. STOCK CONSISTS OF JAPANESE CURE Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, E TRUNK AND VALISE DEP'T IN CONNECTION. Have been in bufiness several years, and have succeeded In building up a Rood, trade now we want you for a customer. Baker Clothing Hous I I 25 O St. LINCOLN, NEB. A new and Complete Treatment, coiwirting ot np positoriea. Ointment n Capsule. lo in Box nd Piil a Positive Cnn fow External, lntonnal. Bl nd or Bleed ing Itching. Chronic Keotnt or Hereditary Pilaa. and many other disrates and female weaknesses: it i al ways a great benefit to the general health. The f rst disaovoyof a medical cure rendering an operation with the knife nnneotery nereHfter. 1 his remedy ha never beea known to fail. $1 pir box 6 for $5: aer.t by mail. Why duffer from tai terrible disea wbeu a written, gnorantee is positively given wrth 6 boxes, to refund the moaey it not en red. Hend rtamp for free sample. Guarantee ieraed by J. H. Harley, drug gist, sols agent. 11th aad O street. Lane In. eU. i G&4 iHtttrntst. Stoes tilt War itli lilt Lock WtlL Try cs. S. B. NISBET, 1015 0 ST. LINCOLN. NEB. 1888- .893 Farmers Supply & Grain Co, s OFFICE 5ft CHAMBER COMMERCE BUILDING. D. M. FULWILCR, Buf. Act- F. A. A. I. U. CHICAGO III o-era. jtaaafer, wnnnuu, III ttrm-ml Mrrrmmtllm mmd Crala Itadccp aaT I prepared to rr aviah mt ta Ert Price ILL ZPJDS 0F1SECHA1TDISE, FBI 2CXXnTEEY A2TD UTE2TSILS. Dech in Seward County. Bee, Neb., June 45, 1892. To-day Hon. Wm. II. Dech spoke here to a most enthusiastic crowd. He had a splendid audience. The inde pendents and alliance people are wide awake and the wo ads are full of thera. On Saturday Mr. Dech spoke at Ger- mantown in tnis countj and had a good meeting. He invited a school teacher, who is a republican, to divide time with him. But the fellow didn't even dare to come to the meeting for fear of getting his scalp taken. 3lr. J. IS. llomine was with Dech at both these meetings and introduced bim with Appropriate remarks. Yours for success. Sylvia. Sarpy County Convention- Notice is hereby given to the electors of the People's Ii.rty of Sarpy County. Nebraska, that they are requested to meet in primary election in their re- spec tive precincts, on Thursday the 23rd day of June. 1892, between the hours of 6 and 9 p. m.. to select dele gates to represent them in the county convention of the people's party of Sarpy county, to be held at Springfield on Saturday tne aotn day of June, 1592, at 2 o'clock p. m. Said county convention is called for the purpose delecting five delegates to the 6tate delegate convention at Lincoln June 30, 1S92, and also five delegates to . . " . T - . . state convention at n.earney, August 3, u nominate canuiaates ior state omces. The precincts will be entitled to the following number of delegates in coun ty convention: Pspillion 5, Springfield 5, Bellevce 5, T.I - . . r-. iriaiuora z. By order of Committee, Chas. Nowxes, J. W.Baeket. Chairman. Secretary. EVERYBODY SHOOTS BLUE ROCKS (Every Gun Dealer Keeps Them) Because Tliey are tli BEST FLYER. BEST BREAKER. BEST PACKER. BEST TRAVELLER. BEST PICK-UP. 11,000,000 Sold in 1891. Send roa Illcsi sited Catalogue with Trap Siiootisg Ecus. The Cleveland Target Co., Cleveland, o., u. s a RnnfiF Rl Morris Co. J Hardware! Furnituif 1118 AND 1122 N ST., LINCOLN, NEB.) ur J. xpert Trap. GARLAND STOVES. BUILDERS HARDWARE. 3ARB WIRE AND NAHS. FARMERS TOOLS, ETC., ETC. SI4. toS2 $20.to20; CHAMBER SUITS, PARLOR SUITS, DINING ROOM SUITS 1 1 0. to $00. Couches and Lounges t5. to $0O. We will make a Special Deliverd Price on Furniture delivered out of City. Rucla-e fe Morris Co. J. I. CASE THRESHING MACHINE CO. T DEP rttty. Vtm U I ( mil gra4M. Writ tr U&fvrmatiea and prleea. INDEPENDENT OF THE TBUSTS. Tltttliz Consignments of Grain, Hay, Wool, Etc., Etc. XAtry mavmmcGd n shipments when desired. Direct shipments save Middlemen' profits. Mention tan paper. iSe A. J, RIGBY & CO., REAL ESTATE, Loans, Law and Collections. L HACK. Att'j'4 Ug'r. 1025 0 Street, Lincoln, Neb. t Send for Catalogue. IT z v ft I Center Crank Stationery and Traction Engines. GTJS STATES, General Agent, Branch House Lincoln. Nob. ... 1
