i
Al'ItILC,lC03.
T 11 K A L MAIN UK -1 iN 1) K 1J K N 1) K iN T.
IP.
1
) WESTERN TREES!
if It Is a Fact that for Prairie Piant
sring, Trees prown on Prairies are the
I beet, i ou eaa i?et them at
L'
A The Geneva Nurseries.
All sorts of them and in any quant
ity, from one to a car load, at Very
LiOw trices. Our stock is very com
pleteiaaT departments.
' OSAGE PUNTS AND FOREST TREES
Alan o (nil lino n "EVutf CViorla nrA
Ornamental Stock, Grape Vines, Roses
ana .Lverereeias. Catalogue tree
write for f rices. Address,
Youngers & Co-,
Geneva, Neb.
DEAFNESS,
ITS CAUSES AND CURE,
Scientifically treated by an aurist of world'
"Wide reputation. Deafness eradicated and n
tlrely cured, of from 30 to 80 years' standing,
fter all other treatments have failed. How
the difficulty Is reached and the cause removed
iully explained In circulars, with affidavits
and testimonials of cures from prominent
jeopie, manea tree.
Dr. A. FONTAINE, Tacoma, Wash.
The Paragon Incnbator
3L Is positively the most practicable and re
'1!able Incubator now before the people of the
West. "Patronize Home Indastry'r and get
; b best. We dare come before the people at
vj l fthe (treat Nebraska State 'air this year. We
p , U-'atMi vz chicks from 121 fertile eggs, after
1 1 Moving the eggs and machine several miles
wnen tney were witnin two days or hatching.
There being bo premium offered at the fair we
were granted the bighkht award of honor by
the board of examiners. Send for circulars
ana price list of the Incubator, which batched
the chicks at the state Fair. Address
V. L. TAYLOR & Co.,
Box 435, Falrbarr, Neb.
-MAHUFACTtraBBS OF
of Galvanized Iron
Cornices
v work. Doultrv nettlnc. vard and
xfarden fencing, window guards, office
railing, ftc. Send for catalogue.
ik W M V W- V V A V w a m
, j. vv. u. haul, at. josepn, mo,
MONEY M OJNOPOLY
(lit Edition of 5,000 all sold.)
X&W BDITION-ENLAUGED.
190 Pages Heavy Paper, Sow Read?.
Price, paper 25c; cloth tl 00.
Address ThsoAluascb Pub. Co., Lincoln. Ueh.
"Money Monopoly, by B. R. Baker, Is pro
tiouBced by representative leaders In the reform
canse to be the most comprehensive work ever
published on the money question. Every asser
tion backed up by undeniable proefs. Truly the
ORtllng gun of wage-slavery against plutocratin
oppression." Iowa Tribunr, Gen. Wesver's r
per.
Nebraska Savings Bank
13 and O St., Lincoln.
Oa.pital $250,000.
V GIVES ABSOLUTE SECURITY
rite Us &nd We will Prove It
Five Der cent Interest nn uvtno annnnnt.
L Special rates ou time deposits.
i Write us or call for neat vest pocket memo
land urn book.
J. G. Sodthwick,
President.
, B. Tinolet
Cashier.
Is making fine
ArlstoCabinets
at $3.00 per doz
en P lrat pre -
miu m at tbe
Nebraska State
Pair.
V "AMONG THE OZAUKS."
t The Land of Big Red Applns Is the title of an
I attractive and highly interesting boo recently
IIIbbu d. This book is handsomely illustrated
iwiin views or Mouth Missouri scenery including
Jthe fainoua Ulden fruit farm of 8,KK) acres In
iiuwnti county, it pertains em rely to fruit
raising in h t great fruit belt of America, the
ouyient slope of tbe Uzarks. and will prove of
gruW va u. not only -o fruit g owers, but to
ew I farmer and hous-hw i.er in other sutrs
I vv Ti for a (arm and a borne. This boot will
iw'uAi.cii frev. Auureaa, J. K tx swoon,
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url. -txHii wvaii uiiUmsko Itieanlut tr
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'ran elMwrMIr rwMmniii. aim fur he has
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FOR SALE.
T. Koiiliif if b'tl Cich liar.,
. Prhce Patchen.
JWaiuinil lU h brova hot., IS hao.U, .
C,"i '. !, for.. Ml fall anj
kl. Ilia air. ta rr4 rauhaa, sa ( Ham.
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bitta II. la lasautli an or
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SMttuauf lb. rouairi, Wr(. m:
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(! are t.wd rarvfull twfor
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ALLIANCE DIRECTORY
Nebraska Farmers' Alliance.
J. R. Power. President, CornelL
W. a. Povtr, Vlce-Pres , Aibioo,
J. M. THOMPftos, State Seo'r, Lincoln.
. C. Faibcbilo. Lecturer. Oaklale.
ft. F. Xlus, Chairman, Ex. Cora ., Wabash.
In the beauty of the lilies
Christ was born across tbe sea.
With a glory la his besom
That transfigures you and
At he strove to make mea holy
Let us arrive to make them tree.
Since God Is marching oa.
Julia Ward Hjwe.
We would be glad to get Items from every
anoe work.
Program.
SUBJECTS FOB DISCUSSIOW.
1. Should counties, cities and pre
cincts have the right to vote bonds to
assist in building railroads?
2. Resolved, That the contract sys
tern of working convicts should be
abolished.
SUBJECTS FOB ESSATS.
Toe flower garden
The sweating system.
1.
2,
3.
4.
What I would do if I were a man.
Good roads.
SUBJECTS FOB SPEECHES.
1.
2.
The "Billion Dollar Congresses."
Which of the old parties must
die?
3.
4.
Irrigation.
Every man's right to land.
Alliance Notes.
in another column will be found a
well written article from Brother Geo.
L. Hammond of Wilber, in which he
suggests a reform in the matter of
holding county alliances. He thinks
they are held two often. His idea is
worthy of consideration.
The alliance farmers in the legisla
ture are showing true grit, and plenty
of it. The corporation lawyers, are
tryiog to freeze them out. Although
they (the farmers) know they are need
ed at home to attend to their spring
work, they are determined to stay till
the railroad bill Is disposed of It it takes
all summer.
After all the farmers as a whole are
to blame for the political evils under
which they suffer. They are in a ma
jority in state and nation. If they would
only enanclpate themselves from party
prejudices ana act together, they could
accomplish any reform they wish in a
very short time. Alliance men can't
you make your old party neighbors see
t.hrt rmint. unn noma In nut. of t.h rnlnV
Burrows and Thompson have issued
a circular attack on The Alliance-
Independent in which they charge
tnit the editor of this paper said "the
alliance was dead and will never hi Id
another state meeting." The only
answer necessary for us to make is that
the charge is false and a malicious
slander.
Again we urge alliance men not to
abandon their sub alliances because of
the abuses of power practiced by anv
of their state officers. Nsthiner would
please the selfish men who want to use
the alliance organization to advance
their own interests, more than to have
the true patriotic members of the order
abandon It. That would leave nobody
in the sub-alliances but those who
neeze when Harrows and Thompson I
take snuff. Then they will have no
trouble controlling the next state alli
ance, stand by the order, and In due
time, the selfish riders may be un
horsed.
The editor of this paper took charge
Of
the jnebraska independent two
years ago, because be foresaw, the de
cay of the order which must come if
burrows and Thompson were allowed
to continue their dictatorship. He
has worked with all his power at all
times and under all circumstances to
preserve and maintain the al.iance.
buch a charge comes with poor grace
from men who have ridden the order
regardless of its welfare ever since it
was organized.
PERSONALS.
Congressman Kem is now at home.
He proml88 to favor our readers with
a contribution soon.
Alessers liiaice ana 1'irtie nave re
turned from their visit to Washington.
They report a very interdstingr time at
thd nation s capltol.
Conirreswman McKolghan has gone to
tho Hot Springs, Arkansas, (or his
health. A host of warm friends in No-bra-
ka are hoping that his quest will
not do irumcss.
Mr. J. W. Dorland of Council ftluffs,
was in Lincoln vl-iilng bis father-in-law
Mr. M. S Drenmn. Saturday and
Sunday. Uusays he is well pleased
wlthhts new location.
On Tuewlay J. A Thoraton, brother
of ye editor, passed through Llneoln
accompanied with his wtfo and Unit
girl, ruruute for Ohio, where they
I vet to make an extended vl.lt,
Kpnseritaale Itugglesof Chase Co
was called hum Monday evening by a
telegram announcing thd writni ill
Ufa of bis wllo. Ho led word that he
would return whenever nwded.
Or. W. V. ItnH.ks, ol Cook, one of the
old guards, u in LtntHila on Tuvinlay
llacameiu a'Und the uioetlng of the
lWp.'t Siau CommltUni. He thinks
popullt iwit'ii ar oa the brighten.
Mr. O 8. Haskell, formerly edlUirof
the Ord lttliiard made us a call un
Twaday. He kaa tea la Tviae for
t months, and ha decided Ui ItM-ate
at I rl Lavaca ia thatsuie. lie tars
be baa had ehimgh of the aewspi-r
bualee, and wtli h.altjr be a farmer
i'uf Male!
ll-'O acree of food, laouth; farm
land, (partly aipiovel) from twa to 8ve
ml l.i. of Al!taa. Ne. I'rkw. i U0 to
1400 per acre, if sold simn. Addre,
THE .UIUX OF
''For Ways That are Dark nd
Finn of Burrows and
How The Alliance
You see that advertising contract be
low? What is there in it that can
interest the public?
Read and see.
In that advertising contract you will
find an exposure t tat ought to drive
the last nail In the coffla-lid of tbat
traitorous conspiracy against the life
and reputation of Ibis paper.
Was the Alliance Leader started as an
honorable enterprise? Was it the pur
pose of Its founders to build up a
worthy paper on their own merits? Or
was it their Intention to prey like
pirates on the reputation and patron
age of an honorable competitor.
This Is a question for every honorable
independent to answer?
Remember the time and circumstan
ces of the tew paper's birth. Remem
ber the effort to rob thi company of
the name "Farmers' Alliance" and use
it to deceive the advertising public.
Remember the efforts of Thompson and
his co-wreckers to have this company
put in the hands of a receiver. Remem
ber tbe bogus suit brought against this
company.
Now read the following account, and
find in that advertising contract, the
cumax oi dishonest and dishonorable
methods.
On Thursday. March 31 Mr. Genrca
Currie, oneof the advertising solicitors
ior tne Alliance ruDiisning company,
called on Mr. Frank Parks to solicit an
advertisement Mr. Parks informed
him that be had just closed a contract
ior an advertisement with an agent of
the Alliance Publishing Company. Mr.
Currie expressed some surprise, and
Mr. Parks showed him the contract, a
copy of which is printed herewith.
Mr. Parks informed Mr. Currie that
one F. W. Ferris had called on him and
solicited an advertisement representing
himself as an agent of the Alliance
Publishing Co., and that be had given
the advertisement with that under-
standing,
Mr. Kdgar A. Murray, secretary of
this company then called on Mr Pnrira
and received the same information.
Mr. Mefferd also called on Mr. Parks
and made an exact copy of the contract
which is here re-produced.
lno words printed in bold-face type
are the words written in by the Bffent.
The words ''accented ALLIANCE1.
PUBLISHING CO.." were printed
ADVERTISING CONTRACT OF THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE,
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Neb , March 20, 1803
I hereby authorize the Publishers of the above-named paper to In.
sort my Advertisement of Agricultural Implements to occupy the space of
4 inches, Single column, and -- lines local reading matter, said adver
tising to run 4 times in the regular weekly edition of said paper, begin
ning with the issue of March 30, 1893. for which I agree to pay the sum
of Five Dollars, payable Monthly.
Accepted, ALLIANCE PUBLISHING CO.,
By F. W. FERRIS.
Signed,
It Is expressly agreed that no verbal agreement, condltlens or statements
whatsoever are to affect this contract. No advertisement ol a questionable charao
ter Inserted at any price. Irresponsible firms need not apply. Advertisers unknown
to us must furnish reference to satisfy us that they will deal honorably with our pat
rons No preferred space given. Do not ask It.
GOOD-BY.
We say it for an hour or for years
We say It smiling, Bay It choked with tears;
We say It coldly, say it with a kiss;
And yet we have no other word than this
uooa-ny."
We have no dearer word for our heart'e friend
For blin who journeys to tbe world's far end,
And sears our soul with going; thus we aaj,
As unto him who steps but oer the way
"Good-by."
Alike U) those we love and those we bate,
We say no more at parting. At life's gate,
To him who passes out beyond earth's sight
We cry as to the wanderer for a night
"Oood-by."
Home Industries.
Fat cattle wanted at tho Alliance
mark et, 37 So. 11th St.. Lincoln, Neb
Do r.ot tall to visit the Griswold Seed
Co. HO South Eleventh street
S:x hundred forty acres unimproved
land to exchange. Ono hundred s xty
we!l improved lots toexchange for well-
Improved farms. A good stock of sta-1
tionory, notions, etc. for a good farm.
V, M. LKIUHTOM.
115 South Tenth street.
The firratrst OflVr.
An tilifhWMn dollar cart and an li?ht
dollar harness of our own make lot
twenty no dollars cash
HTt'PkiiAKKH Hum, Mixi. Co..
KantasCity, Mo.
The new spring styles and samples la
sulu and trouacr. have arrived at the
Wannamaker Atliroea agency, Ltn lotl
Hotoi block. l'riesar a.unlshlngly
ow, wtlbia the rt-aca of alL Coute and
losptict the laloat.
IV) low tbe cr4 ti the furniture aid
household gHU nif lra. of M.ini.t A
Sevanna-ra at 11? M North 1'uurtr.eth
ttrtvi, hr. you will find everything la
their liae of tae bt qialny and cn.ap.
. pfUi pully ti t m suit.
WAXTt;i.
White beaue, honey, torgham molaewee
butter and eg ge to sell oa ettmrntaaioa,
J. W, llAKTlir,
ttUVe AgeaW
lit nana
lW
tronelee.
Tabul al.t
a sour tloniecai
tllrfv.tlon;
cure (Uter
DISHONEST METHODS.
Tricks That are Vain.
Thompson are Peculiar.
Tl
ie
Leader Secures -'Ads.
in tbe contract blank, and just below
them appeared Mr. Ferris' signature.
Further investigation leads us to be
lieve that all the advertising contracts
made by tbe new firm have been made on
these blanks.
When Mr. Thompson moved out of
the Alliance building, it appears tbat
ne carried away a quantity of these
blank contracts, without tbe know!
edge or consent of any officer of this
company. This blank is identical with
tbose used in tnis tftice during the first
nan oi last year.
As convincing evidence that this ad
vertisement wbs secured under positive
misrepresentation, observe tbat this
advertisement was to begin with the
issue of March 30, 1893. This was the
uate of issue of the ALLIANCE-1 NDE
PfcNDENT, but not of the Alliunce
Leader.
Since the discovery of this contemp
tible fraud, both Thompson and Ferris
have been doing some very vigorous
squirming. Lac a seems Inclined to lay
the Maine on the other. Mr. Thompson
tries to make it appear that he was in
the habit of scratching out the words
"accepted Al lance Publlshln? Co.."
and writing in the name of the new
firm. No doubt such a change will be
found In all the contracts on file in
their office. But when wa tbat
scratching done? Why was it not done
before the contracts were made out and
signed? No trick of changing these
contracts after the exposure was made
will lessen the infamy of the proceed
ing. We feel like saying this much for
Ferris: He certainly is less to blame
than bis emp oyers. They furnished
him the blank contracts, accepted the
same when filled uu and expect to col
lect the money for advertisements thus
fraudulently obtained. Ferris is noth
ing more than an agent, and his em
ployers are responsible for his acts.
What is more, we challenge Thompson
hlmsel! to deny that he has secured ad
vertisements on the same contract
blanks.
We have consulted good legal
authorities who inform us that
Burrows and Thompson can
bo arrested and convicted for
obtaining money under false pre
tenses if they collect pay for thes ad
vertisements. We have not yet taken
any steps to prosceute them. We are
waiting further developments.
N. B: The advertisement obtained
under this contract appeared in the
Alliance Leader last week.
A Iteliable Incubator.
The Reliable Incubator and Brooder
Co., of Qulncy, has built up a large and
successful business. They hive original
pawn is ana one oi tne pioneer lneuba
tors. Tbty are extensive advertisers
and the merits of their incubator in
producing such good results in the
hHnds of the inexperienced, Its simpli
city of construction &od its self-regulating
of the heat is giving a large per
cent, of chickens to amateures. We
have seen the moat enthusiastic reports
of its success from several different
states. This is a reliable incubator in
its practical work us well as In name.
THK MAKKI2TS.
Chicago Grain and Live Ki.k-
Chicago, April 5, 18V3.
CATTLB-lteceinls 4.C00 head: market hetlxr:
good to choice su-era. 15 prs a5; oilnn, tl
4 W; i-xa, ti ii4 i; stockers,WT.V(A
4 ;; cow. ami heifer, :) (( '.'o
Moua-lCecelpiH, S.ttu h.d; market weak
and much lower; mixed aid packer, trt WA
4 M; prune heavy suit timcter s WmIkIiU J tu
fi ?A; prime lltfht. Id urtH Ml
fHKr.H. Ke,i)i. s.umi heart; market act
ive and slroug; uailv . at h, weHieina,
5 Iftit 85; I exans. H 65; lulii'.a, N S"K 60. I
Ukak- Wheat, 71Vi; corn. J; oau, W ,
Omaha Live Nlm k,
Omaha, April 5. ls.J
CATTI.a(iMd to rbok-. sieera, 50;
olh. ra I.) UK t to.
i'"-J tkHlA Siwkrrs and fadrr. &A
3 M
n. M .va .i
Mlnf- il J ..,(4 ui
t : Pinworm
DESTROYER.
N rlllD4 ttidsalruy lb. vurta. of
Worms in IIoists
A Hure lUmedy fr Worms In llurers,
Hogs, U'lf, t'aU, and a Splnndld
i;.mdy for Hlcn r'oels, or lloup,
and is bolter known ae
BTEinCCB BOO CbOLCKi OUKC
aik vouw tmtntuiHT
BTEKCTFC8 UOO CHOLERA OUtC
Pttr. efMM; bf Mali 0llMIit Mt. ) ,
Si Mi at iiw Mat4, t , W" at-l r
(ur. .4V" if' . lAie UMI l
raj aavu. add
(JKCK (i. OTKKKTKK.
tut a mi iitni. Mini.
MatitMiTea Ai4JAavelataratef.
HARD-MOUTHED HORSES
AND PULLERS CONTROLLED WITH ABSOLUTE EASE.
RUNAWAYS IMPOSSIBLE.
This statement la rnw repeated bf tVawnda who
BRITT'S AUTOMATIC SAFETY BIT.
CA7XTT ri lhisBit,ly an automatic
HE CAXKOT BREATHE, AND MUST STO?.
SArrry
FROM
m it mm ,1
fi HSMtMlM.fe4r It
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED WITH THIS BIT'
Any horse Is lublo
With it. l!y lis use
men coula cot
monials from all parts of the world, and earnest i
and candid expressions about the I1IIITT AUTO-"
Fails, 133.
MATIr, SAFETY BIT and its resistless
in suiKluing the most vicious horses and controlling the most stab horn pullers ana
chronic runaways.
The only bit in the world that Is endorsed, advocated, used and sold by the SocJetj
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, The Highest JLutlwrity.
DR. L- P. BRITTt 37 College Place, New York
Il EBRASICA CYCLE COMPANY.
Lansing Theatre Building, Lincoln, Nebraska.
NEW.
SPRING
Worsted dress Roods from 10
cents toll OU per yard.
DRY
Ten thousand dollar
to select from
-toe BOOTS and
Straw hats from 5c to II
each.
25
HATS and
Our stock of groceries and queensware is
give you me pest
921 0 street
Opposite I'oHt-Offlce.
For Sale, Cheap.
My Noted Stallion,
Will sell him for what ho can earn
clear land. He is sound, acre, and
brought ftom Illinois.
Hi Twi
Arrangements are now made to members to supply HARD FIBER BIND
IN'O TWIN K Fully Warranted Sisul or Manilla In large or small quantities
at Wholesale Prices; also Lumber. Send me a bill of just what you want, Including
TTim tt i TirvnT
1,1 Mil H I K 1 1 U A
JUAUAJUl UilliJ fl AlklMJi ililllll
By return mall. Will send you just what it will cost laid down at your station.
There is nothing saved on loss than car load lota of 20,000 lbs. Large bill goes
direct from the mills on the Mississippi river points.
SOUTH OMAHA, NEB
A CAR LOAD OF
Eureka ind Ills!
The Best in the World just received by
G, M. LOoixiis.
Call and See them. Also Tanks, Pumps,
in the hardware line.
Telephone 371.
ID ;:
Is
NOW used by all the principal
GRO
of tock, and is better appreciated as its
merits Income known. It is used
of nil kinds and yon cannot afford to fed
utock for market without it There is
nothing that-assits so much iu fattening as
lIUbMhAlj, ami you have only to usev
it tn 1 convinced. ONK POUND IS:
CiVUAl 1W iVlDS. Of VA7i,.
in baof 100 lbs, each. Price,
lOOlllH Or (t"3 00 tKT ton VW.Jevil.iaj. not k It .u4u4r.n of aioray
Woodmnn Llnsocd
I
vour Bulldlnga
WITH
Black leal Roofing
TOldll aed DLRAliLll as leather,
rikl I'ROOI' as aabcetoa, WATIIR
PK00P aa rvt-Vr, an J at prkes Ith.
In the rea.h of every one. Ihitoaby
anybody and good la any climate.
float A) a.4
iiniMi).. la
Ie IU4 alre
wutt ewe twyj. tWaah, I WfRRIAk
Asrtt ALT rAtxr.eUfially tANl4.
aMM hwl pmtm fe s.U4 e4
ROOF
atallMMa) a4 1 reaapabsS, (allil
I ! t4 le Ike lUMfwiMfc.
W, VAMI-H MOOSlt 41 Mra b.
tM lur, at
device, closes the torso's nostrila..
RUNAWAYS ttn nT
to ran. and should bo drives
ladiea and children dr'.ve bones
hold with the old style bits. ,
as 1
Ml I
Bond for illustrated pamphlet containing testi
but harmless and humane power
WHOLESALE BICYCLES!
The finest line of wheels In the west. A
large Una of all Trades and prices,
both new and second-hand, always
In stock Uest repair shop west of
Chicago la cuuUou.
Good Agens Waned. Apply Ewly.
GOODS.
GOODS
Our stock of wool dress goods is
Just beautiful.
A large variety of Rent's, ladle's
and children s shoe.
Oent's wool and fur bit from
toe to a 00 each.
SHOES
CAPS.
always complete. ur constant aim It to
gooas at oonnm puces.
TTred Schmidt.
LORD MORGAN.
this season, or trade him for cattle or
all right. One of the best horses ever
J W. MCALLISTER, Ages, NB
Li
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
inr ititu rw
K H H A I K
Allen Root.
t
905 O Street.
Pipe, etc. Tin Roofing, and anything
C M. LOOMIS.
0
i
i
feeders
for stock
M JasJ 1 WW IV. "TT T
M fev iM ILa
'mem:,
i WnnnitrAK'i
wfsitscawcw;
i Ut UII
SMAHA
11.40 per
Oil Works, Omaha,
iforcst
Hrlls te
ROBT. W.FURNAS,
llrownvlllo. Neb.
yvcain qas
AND QASOUNC
CNQINt
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