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About The Alliance-independent. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1892-1894 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1893)
NOVEMBER 2 HM THE ALLANCE-IOEPENDENT, CHAIRMAN TAUBENKCK'H VIEWS I delivering Into the hands o the demo cracy the executive, and both branches of tha legislative department of the government. The very first step of the new admin Bright Pro-peers for the People' Party. Last week's election proves one thins above all others, and that Is the wide istration wss to assemble congress in spread nn rest and discontent among the tra session, upon a question which people. Since 1888 the people of the wa considered tof minor importanco Unit d States have been surging from during the campaign, acd go square one old party to the other, hoping to Dac- OD that plank in the platform with find relief by "jumping out of one fry-1 referencs to the same. If this is not so, log pan into another." They have acted I some ultra Democrat please bar like a borse mired in quicksand, lung- nionize the financial plank of the Deal ing from side to side i the hope of oeratfe platform, or of the Republican striking solid ground; but every time platform, with Cleveland's first message they deserted one old party, for the called session of congress. other they have been sinking deeper These being the facts, what need of and deeper into the mire, which ia now astonishment at the condemna ion of ready to engulf them. The shifting ttiis treachery, by the people so lately and surging of the voters "to and fro," expres-ed at the poll? The only regret speaks volumes for the People's party we DTe la tbe Dzatter, is that the kick in the fu ure. Every time 'bey shift, was delivered in a direction that it will that number who don't believe that inevitably recoil and the last state will any relief can come through the old be worse than the first, parties will increase, and the confidence The Lord only knows how much finer of those who remain will be shaken the people will have 10 be ground, be more and more every vear. They will fore they can see that between the Re become wiser at every election until, publican and Democratic parties there like a landslide, they will drift into the is no issue, save as to wbo shall deliver People's party, as they did Into the our mall, and who shall feast at the Republican in 1860. public crib. R. H. R. Nothing is plainer than that it is im possible for the old parties to give any relief by quarreling over the tariff. Before our country again becomes pros perous we must have the principles of the Omaha platform enacted into law. "Mokky, (Lakd) aud Tea nsport a- tion" are the two (three) great factors which control commerce and trade, as The Money God. Editor AlliheanceI-ndependent: Tiiere is a stand point other than financial, from which to view the preeeut money crisis. I don't know what to call it God only k nows. Is it that innate feslre to worship t I 1 2 a 1 AJ . .. M a well m the distribution of wealth. As wuS langiuie . a iva w me up long as these factors are in the bands of "ftlo of th" olden caU In the limft of afew individuals and corporations they Mo8eB? 0r 18 U that old timo endency will use them to lew tribute uoon the to (ollow Prle8t8 Rcd Priestcraft as did - I . ..a, f . A l V I 0 O t a t a The right to "issue money," like the UPU" -or. " y "ow, Auranam .U),tMnn...nii.. I .i wMuuroia u , amoug an luoiairous ihnr,l and thev alnn har th W'. to follow men and Worship, rlhttoerr,iftlt. W are lut I under their oirections. idols raised by UkJ-L.-,!. ( t a. - . t .j i ginning to get into the fight, and it is k"cir UUUB' "er ,.,.,.., n-Ani.'. r,,,tlwl0 weY were means to mn and woman to stand bv our auH. duPe the Pe0Ple and tlhor their in We must not equivocate, neither yield tere8t8 from a financial point of view. one Inch, nor retreat a single step. No vanswau men ana women, are we compromise, no surrender of principle, keeping the first commandment? Is and no switching from the middle of Bot Q imago of gold before the people? the rad. mudt be our motto. Are no men seeUing the offices of H E. Taubemeck. priests t this idol that they may per form the sacred rites and ceremonies to be present trouble about currency . . . , , ., la not I soaroity, but alack of borrowers ndt mu8t the Ameicaa people sell to distribute the surplus in a useful ,neIr liberty for a golden coin to offer and profitable way. Globe-Democrat. at the shrine? TfTL J a a. I 1 1 i 1 I wuyuoDoviaowao ureinecur- why cold alone, whv not also an rency "distrliute tho surplus in a use- image of sliver? Don't you see friend. iuiuU1)ruiHtjiijr vBuuofciuwuejr money, propely only a medium of be us. d In business unless it has been exchange, a representation of com. iwi roweur ino u.oue-xemocrafc a po- moditles, has been apotheosized? Why sition is that tLere is plenty of money en were so sacrilegious aa to believe if there was aoyqody to borrow it and thai any thing which represented what pus it in oudiness, just as u tnose wno they bought and sold was good enough now own it could not do tht. The fact for money! is, those who own the moDey, having A fe ,nrstnnr nnt a,,, mttA t gathered it in by 'pernicious laws, are day we bave Bfl lsiUe Mor9 tfae j sharks, sbylocks and usurers, whose a old 6tand(lr(1 ,aBU(, . mnn onA . Suwr, I!8Ury 1 hldthethroneofamoneycdde8potism! brings, With this clas, we have not The prlDclple a Repubn.. govePn. the least bit of sympathy, nor have we ment i8 rhe wIn of tne ,e tQe any for the great papers that sustain iUDreme lftW ,, Whn thora ia . mm them. Instead of holding their purse- mij?htler than tbe le,, wiR thft strings and waili.g until soruo one eovvramiiQil u a dbffpQtiBm wnether comes to borrow the means .f doing that power be the money power or the business, let themselves put their money de8pot upon the lnherlted throne into business; tben the world may feel Thev both mean thA Bttm iv,nffa Bar - mv vuiu m uw A Unlvemiiy In the Home. A college education has ceased to b a luxury. It is now an absolute neces sity to every young man who would enter upon life with an unclouded pros pect But of course it costs money. ' You cannot enjoy the p ivileges of such an institution unless you can afford to py liberally for them . Why nt set up a uolyerslty in your own home? T possession of the Revised En cyclopedia Brl'aonica makes a univer sity of the liumblest cottage. We are anxious to have this great library pla ed in the homa of every one of our re iders You cannot now offer any excuse for nnt having it, for you can pay for it on alrro-t your own terms What home can affo'd to bd without it when it can be secured bv the sav ng of only ten cents a day for the sDcrt period of 90 days. Renollec we send the rntire 20 volumes t once on receipt of but One Dollar, the other $9 f0 to be paid at the rata of ten c nH a day, payable monthly. See ad in an other column. their usefulness, and have a better pinion of them. Progressive (111.) Farmer, vile people. The decree has gone forth; and peo ple of the United States you have but one object upon which to plce your a voice rrom me stanta. affections. The object so long dis Editob Alliance-Indepbndknt graced and against which the heroes of Since it is so common to hear opiaions Lexington and Bunker Hill earned from eminent statesmen frsm all over there monuments, because forsooth the nation as to the cause, or causes of they refmed to pay tribute to the money the late politiral "landslide", and since power of England when that tribute was said eminent statesmen are less directly only a paltry tax. That which was rcDj'UDoiruo lur Btuu occurence, man are I oervanu oi tne people is now a power the common people, the great mtss of behind the throne. - To be sure tbe electors who cast the ha lots that did struggle has been rather lornr. tha in. the work, perhaps it might not be out Qnse from the altars of the priests of of place to hear from some of these the yellow idol was not quite strong voters as to the cause of such a change, enough to deaden tbe nerves of some of and get a few opinions. the representatives of the people. The We hold that it was a determinatioa western air Is very exhilarating, and it on the pai t of the maes to expret-s takes a powerful opiate to lull the west th lr disapproval of the course of the to sleep. numiiuswuuon; ana mey too tne The perfume of the incense Is x. course they did, as the nearest, the tremoly disagreeable to those, whose suiec4 DU auoriesi cui wunin tneir nostrils breathed with their first brtaih reach, to express tbelr condemnation: the balm laden air from th nr.n and by no possible theory, or logical groves of Horlda and the sweet M:u- .n.li I 1 I .... .":",,ulu c" wwnsirueu us vmai- noua U-'saouia, or the fresh pure air if 'citiont f the predeo esorsi-f the present the western prairie. Still it is best aaminisiraiionjroreveryclevloe known that wo take a few whiff, just to e.e w "va w v savanco mo how we 1U it; and perhaps if wocau't puwies ami weones pracuee.1 ty inelr Ket ustd to It we mav ba .hU t. i.ur. , .., v.. iuSiiii,v luaue vne isiuuiuj prions 10 leave our in ms seal, so lar forgot hltHM,f as to thro of the burnt . fferinir out. ami assnmethoroloof an arbitrary dlctat.r, will giv ourselvia a thank ofTrinir -rr...i., .u mmwn power more unto Uim wbo mra IIimll PKOCXAMATION. Cbeap Ilatea -Homeiblng Kveryone Hhoald Know. That the rales to all points west via the "World's Pictorial Line, Union Pacific system, are very low. For in stance, Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $10 75; Salt Lake, Ogdeo, Helena, Spokane and Portland, Ore., $25 00. first cIssb; $18 00, second clas. Round trip fate for California, mid winter fair, $05 50, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland. As has be. n their custom for years the Union P .cifio still run the famous Pullman tourlrt sleepers t California and Oregon pdnts. Multitudes bave tried tbem aui pronounce them just the thing. Tbey are run 'dally. These cars are built on the same gen eral pla t as the regular first oUi-b Pull man tourist sleeper, the only d fl.-rei.ee being that they are not upholstend Tbey are furnished complete with good comfortable balr mattresses, warm d aoicets snow white un n cur tains, plen'y of towels, co tibs. brushes e a, which sw.ure to tbe occupant of birth as much privacy as is to be had in first class sleepers. T' ere are also s para'e toilet rooms for la ies and gen leme", and tmokintr is absolutely prohibited. For full Information setid for Pull i. an Colonist Sleeper L afl -t. J T. Mastin, C. T. A., 1044 O St. E. B. SLOSSoN, Genertl Atent. Lineoln, Nb. Tobacco Destroyed His Nerves and stomach and Injured His Health " Valpabaiso, Ind , Nov. 26, 1892. Sterling Remedy Company, Ko. 45 Ran dolph St., Chicago', GENTI.vmen: I usd three hnx.-a of WO-1 0-B AC, and ltdestroyed my taste for tobacco. Bef r I began its use I naa very poor health heart trouble. and my nerves were nil gone; in fact, my health was so bad that I sold mv store ana spent a year out oi doors to improve my health; I was too nervous to work. N )-TO BAG cured me. and my health is better than it baa been for many and many a day, and I am only too glad to give you the liberty to ue this statement, in order that many others, who are being destroyed by the use of tobacco, may see It and V saved. (SignedJ T. B. Hart. NO-TO BAC Is absolutely to cure any form of the toWo habit: you can buy it at 3. T. Clark Drug Co. Lincoln. Neb., our agoBts. Call and get a copy c f our liitle book, entitled Lion t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away." DUULINGTON ItOUTK. mmmnnnTT!mmmim!tmm!mnmm!i?nii!nmmmm&2 1 REDUCED IN PRICE 1 On November 15th, the price of p The Om-aha Weekly Bee 1 5- WILL BE UEDl'CKl) TO B rKH T.ftPcVo Vv 3 y ' " ' ' -a. I w V Y)0 OTHER PAPER in the country publiHhing 12 piges or 84 colamna of matter, can be nad for less than $1.00 per year. This extremely low price is made by the publishers in in order to enable every English read ing family in the Great West to read The Best and Greatest Newspaper Published in the West In order to induce readers and others to raise clubs the following offer is made. Two subscriptions will be received for $1.25 ' Five subscriptions will be received for 93 00. Ten subscriptions will be received for $5.00 On clut s of more than Ten the price will be 60c . each subscription. Do-not fail to take advantage of this offer. When sending ia your own subscription, send us oae or more orders for your friends and neighbots. Send u- an order for your friends io the East who should be told of the great resourr es of this state. The Bee publishes more western news than any other papnr in this conntrp, and mukes the best immigration document that can be sent east. Address your orders to " tHe pee pUpUsrifrtG co.f Oijiaha rfbraska for zX 3 st 3 luauuiiiiauiuuauiiuaiiiiuuuiiauuiiuiauaiaauaaiR FOB SALE. A BARGAIN We bave a Rockford Newspaper Folding Machine for sale. i bi" folder ban been tu use but a sbort t me, and is as good an new Also one fivH-liorse powr Electric M rtor, msnu- ac ured by tha Uetrolt Motor Co which will be fully guaranteed. lf vou wot either the Foldor or Motor, write us for prices. AU-UNCB TDBLISHINO CO., ' Lincoln, Neb. potent than Hint exercl.e.1 hy some m perors. This tli jH'ople bold to bo un deiuocratlu. unrrpubllunn, uncoostltu. tlonal, unsmcrlcsn, ami u'verlvo of tbelr liberties, ami the foundation prin ciples of this gtivurnmu'it lloficc w ay the laodolMi' o neUtlng mono nr than a HiUv prtiu-nt CleVvland's Bnttclevtloo u a prot t ngalntl ring rule, Flrrl ' election 1 1 su otd bhu waadUirutof Cloft land's honest Inifnlli bi to right th wron;t of irhUh thi Mople o 'raplslo t. Kiw t'omis tho lmin no pry vry lug rittittury el the mm' ln;Uj;) liRHiila of a wr tar ff, o I p-uu lr ig ln'Untnou mU l' If ti p opl mj!d -IHr tbgovrturut li. their han l Ths pM(pl, by mm t p.u, h lug luiMit unmrl(utly p!uu4-rd, r-l. a uu isuDifalteUod tsjirlty ferC sfv'aiiJ 0c that mao might be free. Tru the prlents of tne gulJen idol would be out of a job. Uut tUrt is plenty to do, Th-voKoa ncwl picking, the prairies ueed tltllnsr, aid our mints ofgoU aud tlvr ftui U) worked l or IimhI and cloth i g. plenty, fur all who w! cine and will lay uu our tna.ure whr moth aa4 rut ca not oorrupt or llile brrak tferough audtWai WlLIO.THK Ul', 1JBMDII0IISE& """ known. U hl-k .ii.i n.nt I tr ?f MWf fin) a . but H", It M-M .y lw . A. ktSSSTSS, mm,m, m-tm. Always la the Lead Fonr Passen ger Trains Dai j Between and St. Louis. THROUGH SLEEPERS AND CHAIR CARS Hard times cut no figuie with the Burlington when it comes to the a-- oiimmodating the traveling public I he latent additions to thier already opienuiu Bervioe sre lour aauy rast ex DreSS trains between l.lnpnln And Sf LouU,through reclining chair cars.Pull min vestiDuiea sleepers and the ever popular ainmg cars. Ask Bonuell ai B. & M- depot or Zlemer at city office, cor. 10th and O streets about these new train f to St, Louis and the south. Cancers Cured. I will pay hhrrallv for the nanici jnd addnniM of penrnit unerinir rotn cancer, (iuarantr i rcnunent cure or no charge. No matter it caw aa brrn vea up by others, wrin me at one Hhyak-iana tuiiplied artth reiutiW at librral di count. Hull remedy ud InitrucUona fur atll treatment, 9 to. . THE HARRIS CANCER SAKITARtUM, Fort Payne. Ala. I!. Northwestern line to Chicago Low rates, tast trains. Uillce 1133 OKU Tourlata Trips. Round trips to to tne raolflo CMMt, Sbort trttHi to the Mountain I of CoJoratlo The Great Salt Ike. Tellowsuwie National 1'ark the mos wonderful )ot on thlt tontlneni I'liret Kouod. the Kledltcrraneaa tv the I'aclrio coant. K T. Mastin, C.T. A.,lM10 8t,, Jf. St. toUHH)), (.en. Agl. Lincoln, Ne North Western I n Falac 6lper and FattChlcafse Train be.lc. Apalavecar for IJno.ln rnU 1 now atUu'hed d Iv tu th l'hUjro Mm, Itrd, l'aln(r l.luo.lnat I, OA. o)-ii. f r!or. lownat rmt, IWlttk-tt-, lerih rrarvtUns eto. rll at etlv t.ffie U 3 (1 stmsl, ir dept. i t, a moKi s.n ur ui X! Utv.'irt IWlElo ar oferlrir lhi" lwit rM far round trtpth k. ulotal WitHIs, Fair. f..r rurir ut-tl NovrmU r l. hivi. A him iW- on tale suuinter turtv lu ht t ueuai lo' rates a ran h. Vft-tned te t-Ailimf at t.H t.in.it .Nwf , J K U MitLSM. f,T A i-t II CI TOWSt.HU U. f f , A. St. Uu. Ma. Missouri Paclflc, Tho Missouri Paclflic railway seems to bo up with the times to the very latest moment in giving low rates to the World '6 fair also to St Louis and all eastern points as well as to the south. Any information desired can be had at 1201 O St Lincoln Neb J. E. R. Miller C. T. A., or St. Louis Mo. of H. C. TOWNSKND G. P. & T. A Tourists from Minnesota Points. Commencing Oc'ober5th, a Tourist car leaves Minneapolis ev-ry Thursday moruing and runs to rueblo sna via A bert L'-a to Columbus Junction, ar riving at 11 K)7 p, m. and there connects with our C. R. I. & P. train No. 13 which will hold at that point for ar rival of the B. C. R. & N train carry ing that oar, and via Kansas City arrive at 1'ueblo second morning. ItHgUnlng October 10th, Tourist car will lave Albert Lea every Tuesday morning and run via Minneapolis & St. LouU Hy through Angus to Dos Moines, arriving at night, tind tbero lay over aud be tak n wes' on "Big FiveM Fri day morning, and run vU Omaha, Lin coln aud liullevllle to 1'ueblo. JOHN d. GILLILANa Real : Estate : Broker. ."iiaa., I will offer for a short time a rare opportunity to secure lots' and homes la Line-. In near ' 111 listSiSi Use Northwestern line to Chiosgo Iw rates. Fast trains. Office 1133 O St. TOl'IUHT CAH TO CALIFORNIA (Ttrap (tale, (juluk Trip. The travt l from tbe nrth ai north wet tertltot v, tpfd by THK (iKA1 t ih'k I.si.asd KoLTr, has u. m.il. n aervte of tlls eharicter, and r-gtnn'ii Oeiomr 6l!t, tourlat C4 will iey M r.tHMint!U very Tl.urd v uiornlt . ami jiii th regular tourlat tra'n o t i'Mcg eery Tnulay aiu rtvmn a llua.i Jauailon, low, at VI. t rirl 1 a and lb- gr at hi d'ififltto' h fUU u. uii'tl at ml , ivw a I'nliart !, ami b giinltu i). loth, a I'titU p-lf.m H.i.d KxeurUm Cai- IU lear AHv-r - ever i two momu g, a a l l.tver itr', Ft l-l id Abjmv wiu rn . m It lti)i I'm, e'-tt eg. mJ y-tf vly A M f wot ' th- "fl( F ," f a Ouih, l.lin-o'a an 11 1 1. nil-, t inii iH.ia it win j a tt.. r cu'ar Tn Iff train f run l'n t .i uu par 'riiU' s a tu tfit r u et f r M. tilp, nd ' as t na fUnan h turtl fs.r rhe.ritl,t A" m t p!l a Ion ny (rvt Ua b I U.id lliniUt Tji a.t Ant, or pgat a iwl,illl n- I e"i)niK)'IU(f l e Jm ttrmmuK, tl. . A , CaUwg 0 VTaraWafftVag? lii)ioi) College. , , ,, , K -' j. i i The largest denominational school in the west, suppoited hy nine of the great trans-MisHUsippi states, having over COO tudeuts aud ti rte larg clleije iuiMing-, with a common Hehool of eight gnules, so tint scholars of all chwnes from the pri-i.ary to the graduate are eared fr. A $20,000.Ql) chaich liuiMing is among the improvement l-ing nut in thia season. Plie tile of settlement has but just commeuctHl from all over l he vast territory ujH)rtiiig the rchl, and those who buy now during the development are sure of an advance in value, f hee l t tmt smooth and sfgltly, along tuo eWtrie street railway,, t-t ween the ci 1 lege ImiMii.g and the Sttte IIoumj. This U yu chaiuv, IimiIc it u. If you widi to luy, sell or trade your jnjwity of any kiud, write or call upon .JOHN J. G1LLILAN, eal Estate fxchinga, Ground Floor, Comer 11th & P Srcott, LtNCOLI,, - - NCDRA8KA. 11 1 1 i 1 ' " 1 11 ", ' ,m', 't . '-.uu , u. '., ... 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