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THE ALLIANCE-INDEPENDENT.
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J. Y. M. 8WIGABT, 8ocrotnrr f tbe
Nebraska Mutual Cjclone, Tornado and Wind
Storm Insurance Company, EDITOK. All
rocntnunlcationi on K.re. Cyclone or Hail
Insurance stuu'd be addressed to blm at
Lincoln, Nebrf act.
Hail.
In our hail company wo have had
several losses reported lately. The
majority of them aro 6mall and only
partial. But some aro reported to bj
total losses. We had commenced to
ihlnk that our losses would only call for
from three to livo cents per acre, but
now it stands at about six or seven
cents per acre.
In this matter I am only guessing1,
however, and think I am on tho high
est probability at 7c. and as tho season
is over on small grain, I think ous los
ses will bo small for tho rest of tho
year.
t I will try to seo all who have report
ed losses by tho middle of September.
We will have headquarters on the
state fair grounds in Alliance building
during tho fir. Cjmo and seo us. ;
We invito correspondence on all in
surance subjects.
And as there aro so many men in this
stato who aro lnerestod in insuranco
matters of different kinds it would keep
a man busy to answer all questions by
lersonal lotter. Wo have made special
arrangements with this paper to fur
nish it from now until January 1st, for
35 cents. Now we hope that everyone
who is a member of any insuranco com-
fany will send us tho 35 cents either
or yourself or for some oae elso (but do
not send silver loose in a letter, send
P. O. order, express order or draft or
postal note, or stamps. Wo want to
keep informed on all phases of insur
ance and have adopted this plan and
hope at least to receive at least a thou
sand subscribers during this month,
because we will thereby know that you
are interested in this department and
f'ir her we will make it interesting to
If you are taking the paper now
got seme one else to subscribe and send
tho money to me for Alliance-Independent.
Rally in Nemaha. .
Wo had a good rally in Island pre
cinct this county August 13. About
200 present in spito of a rainy forenoon.
J. B. Romine made a grand speech. He
is a good one.
justice.
Yours for truth and
Willis Cartek.
Ousttr County Leads.
Tho independents of Custer county
aro always in the lead. They have
arranged for a three pays people's party
camp meeting in Withrow's grove near
Ansley, beginning August 26. Gen.
VanWyck, W. L. Green and J. B. Ro
mine havo bwn invited to do tho talk
ing.
A Grand Picnic.
A pooplo's party picnic will be held
in Oak precinct, Lancaser county, at
tho residence of Wm. Aukeman, four
miles north west of Lincoln, Thursday
August 25. Hon. C. H. Van Wyck will
be the orator of the day. Gcod music,
dancing etc. Everybody cordially invited.
LOW RATES TO KANSAS CITY,
Knights of Pythias Encampment.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway will sjll round trip tickets at
half faro to Knights of Pythias and
their friends to attend Encampment at
Kansas City, August 23, 1892. Tickets
will be on sale August 22 to August
25, within a radius of 200 mile?, good to
return to August 31; and outside this
radius August 20 to 24, good to return
to September 15.
Ask your nearest ticket agent for
full particulars, or address
John Sebastian,
; . G. T. & P. A., Chicago.
C. A. Rutherford,
C. T. A., Lincoln.
WANTED.
20,000 bushels smapped corn. . Fbaxk
P. Lawrence, 10th and W Strceift,
ty ! Hq.v strange tuat they uo not Know
n coo4 thing when they goo It I
A Bed Willow County Man Speaks-
August 8, 1892.
How sal and deplorable the fact that
somemcn are so shallow and devoid of
any power to retain what is said that
you must bo continually explaining to1
them and still they 'don't know.
Somccf our good rattle brain repub
licans are, saying,- 'How can you stand
Fields, that eld ebel? Could you vote
for such a man? will dio rstl"
Hold on Mr. Republican tho war is
over. "Peace is declared; tho oath of
alicgianco makes a man a citizen. One
is just as gocd before the law as
another Wo sro citizens of the
United States. Let us bo brethern.
Mr. R-'publicanjnajbe you have for
gotten that such men as E kins, Key,
Longstreet and Marmaduke who were
as bitter against you in '61 as was Mr.
Fields held office under your dear old
republican administration. Why kick
now? If tho brass that is on your faco
had been on your toe, then it would
have been more consistent. Wo tcday,
are proud of tho clear record of our
nominees Weaver and Fiei is. They
aro for God, home and native land;
whilo tho two old parties are for
money, oppression and monopoly.
Tho burdens aro too heavy for poor
trampled humanity to bear, and relief
must como soon. "To the
front" should bo tho watch
word of every farmer and Jaborer.
Down with monopoly and money
sharks give us liberty once more.
Tho millions of Africans in the south
were called slaves, but how much more
are 40,000,000 of American citizens
bound in abject slavery atd tyranny.
The time has come when these shackles
must bo struck off and wo be free and
independent. We can and will fcucceed.
Our cause is just and darkness must
flee beforo the light. Farmers, read
for yourselves. Don't ba hoodwinked
by these windy tramps.
When this republican gas bai es
caped they will say: "What shall we
eat, and wherewithal shall wo be
clothed, for our olnce is gone, tho in
dependents are in, and we are ruined."
Vote in November for your own inter
est, vote for your neighbor's interest,
vote lor our nation s interest, it you
do, you will seo Weaver and Fields go
into the white houso in March,
W. M. Taylor.
J. B- Ermine
speaks at Laurence in Webster county
August 20; at picnics in Saunders
county August 22 and523: at Withrow's
Grove near Ansley, Custer county,
August 27.
A Drop In tho ISuckct.
Mr. Greatwaddo Those lawyers
aro fearfully exorbitant I had my
will drawn up to-day and he got $50
for it
Mrs. Greatwaddo That's nothing.
Just think of what he'll get when you
die. Free Press.
OF
HOLSTEIN FREISAN CAT'LE
at
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA,
and you will attead no other.
Ooiihi, Nebraska.
MMr inn 2ist, ij j.
A C HEAD of Bulls, Cows andHeif
ers, representing such great fami
lies as "Tritomia," " Netherland,"
"Aggie and "Clothilde." Best butter
strains in tho woild. I havo lost my
feed by high water and must sell. Send
for catalogue. JereAllis.
F. X, WOODS. Auct'r Ieinours,
. -ft-...VrS. . .. ' Minn
citUco 4di6Qmo irreligious spring. bAtimi VwH Cogf s, gaitUio, AqV
A" Grade $35.
Have You Seen Our New
Catalogue for 1892?
It contains more valuable in
formation to the page than Any
catalogue you ever saw. We
can't begin to tell you about it
in this small space, scnayour
"a . ,1- tin
Ai I lAiurr r.PANGE nane and P. O. address and UNION. PATRONS.
ALLIANCE. GRAIMQfc. gc one free You wW bcsur. p M b. A.
pnseu anu uieaseu in wuoi uu
get. We're Headquarters
for everything on, H heels i
BUGGIES, WAGONS,
SURRIES, ROADCARTS
HARNESS. SADDLES.
SAI FCROOMS AND FACTORY :
i7Trj ma avcamore ana uanai RpiuIa
ALLIANCE CARRIAGE CO., CINCINNATI, OHIO.
tlY TlE QLOBE IS
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USES NO OIL
HAS ROLLER BEARINGS.
HAS CHILLED IRON BOXES.
REQUIRES NO ATTENTION.
HAS A SOLID WHEEL
' THE GLOBE 13 AN ALL STEEL AND IRON MILL, AND HAS THE
LEAST NUMBER OF WEARING PARTS.
THE GLOBE HAS MORE POWER THAN ANY WHEEL OF ITS SIZE
IN THE MARKET, AND CAN BE BUILT ON A SOLID TOWER, AND WILL
ALWAYS BE FOUND WHERE PLACED.
THE GLOBE IS THE LIGHEST, SAFEST AND EASIEST RUNNING
MILL WHEEL IN THE MARKET, AND DOES NOT MAKE THREE REVO
LUTIONS TO GET ONE STROKE OF THE PUMP. ' r
THE GLOBE IS THE IDEAL MILL FOR THE FARMER, THE
STOCKMAN AND THE IRRIGATOR.
BUY ONLY THB GLOBB.
HOFFSTADT & HAGAN, State Agents,
707 O Street, Lincoln, Neb.
Please Mention This Paper.
Omaba Gommerdal College. j
FALL TERM opsa? S?pt. 1st. Thorous'i a mrni in Siort Hind and Trnn
Writing, Cjmaisrdal, Eiglish aad Normu b:"aacl3i. Oer 83 6tudeut3 eu-
rolled thH 'ear. lianev baudiaz. pleatv of te icier? aii avarv f milihv
BOARS for three hourj wjr'i par div. Sj'ioo! a'l th vmr. sw
rt Hand
buuuu vy vjniuguo i,uu ujjuiuui ojjji'iunj i oi pmnanmip irec lor -ca.
nam33 of youaz psople, a raoatal? j uraal oao y3ir fria. larestizite this college'
For iaforaiitioa a 1 lrji: ,UonRBOUGii Bko's
A Fertile Island.
Here is an idea of what a little spot
of land may do in the way of produc
tion: The Island of Jamaica sells an
nually to the United States bananas
exceeding In value the entire armle.
peach and cherry crops of tht country.
n at reasouauie w mi "aw,ti!i -wJ
Maine's Bear Crop.
About 350 bears were killed in Maine
during the year ending in May, and
Borne of the hunters have made a good
living from the sale of the skins and
the bounty of 5 paid by the State fop
for Mich haar.
FOB TOW TRICK AtliKMV .
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