Fries, 12.00
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Crirte4 kj the W. C T V.
Editor. ")r Ood, and Home and Untive Land.'
Baarrlaeai port uAec a
Z.lV itfCXT S, 18ML
: Lamt ia Ita Caltare,
Aetite
aaanlurjntf ud hfla have
ia Um sttmte by Senator I gnmpboi
A Fraeraest.
I hae n't traveled through Ufa world ftfr
fifty tears or tiiore
Without otwerring easterns miVt defective
at tile core:
ll'i a very ajrgraYating thing and dot the
the pint vex;
To see a man outweigh his wife Jut on ac
coaot of aez;
4 matter if she ha the sense, the foreiigbt
and the thrift.
that knows how to give the
family a lift,
While her liege lord is upending time and
cah on sport and drink,
Society calls him the head, although he does
nt think.
The thing la topsy tnrvy now, and govern
ments must lop
That put the brightest mtiidK beneath, the
stupidest on top;
The laws are always in a mix, and Justice
"goes it blind ;"
It most be so with men in front and women
all behind.
Now take Rhode Inland, if you please, a case
that's near at hand
Which' makes up in importance what it
seems to lack la land;
The women made it pass a law to close the
vile saloon,
But the men, ah me, they fall to see or exe
cute the boon.
What nonsense to repeal tire law because
officials fail
To do the duty they've sworn how easy
swears a uiale-
But let the women choose the mayors, the
sheriffs, and the cops,
I'll wagr ten to one that they will close the
liquor shops.
Twill make a difference in the church and
legislative hall,
The ministers will find a way to re interpret
1'ttUl,
The leirislators women half will know a
tietter plan
On which to base their laws which now are
only made for man.
And in the home, most wonderful the change
that shall appear.
And wondering eyes appreciate the size of
woman's sphere.
When partnership in marriage means
downright equal share,
And husband scorn to grasp the ease and
leave their wives the care.
-r VHB an iMUtrcn BncuiuiDii. I
-a tl of dollars shall be sponge uai prouuora nuuuug
a.n.,-1, I,, tk. farmer or nlant- ever, but must absorb irora ine pumic
calicoes And a sale in English centers of
cotton manufacture. This could not be
if it were true Uiat the amount of duty
is added to the price of the home-made
article. In no other country m tlie
world can the workinman get a better
suit of rrotlies for a week's labor than
right here in the United States, where
the free trade preacher tells him 1 pays
s muc h more tlan would be necessary
if wool-jrrowing and manufacture were
not protected. And the tame is true of
every article commonly worn by liis
family.
Against such rugged facts as these the
surf of free trade theory must continue
to dash in vain.
inKXXTKM.
i introduced the follow-
, which, omitting the pre-
2m his asattoo, was adopted :
I baa bean officially sug
Xhttt aabUciy stated that, because
.toaHHj of nil and climate, the
jjCaaaw may become a great sugar
jlr Bfctioa by the cultivation of
v smite extraction of sugar there-
1 mi this country sends abroad an
j trasm nvaoty-Hve to one hundred
Jf dollars for sugar for home
-prptim, our import of beet sugar
)ka yw haviiig been 343,000,000
'Z3UM, Oarmmny, France and oth
''jaa. oho lam purchasers of su-
)ti aaroiBi exporter, thereof, and
-Jad result of the adoption and
aaans of a legislative policy;
That the subject of the pro
t)f sugar from beets abroad and
jTCaated States, and what legisla-
If aay, is necessary or desirable to
ate and accelerate that industry in
tasmllj. to be referred tothecom
jtim agriculture and forestry with
"V 4a rsport by bill or otherwise.
THE mu.
1 for the encouragement of the
jom of the sugar beet and the
itars of swear therefrom and
Y Mifpoaes.
(' rajartaJ by the senate ar.d house
i ve or toe umteu oiausa
otMHrtrr ioa or two thousand pounds
V f aaaer bests raised in the United
I- 1
torcteas
?i 1
i
nth
J,
whatever is to be squeezed from it."
She: "You were not so dissipated be
fore we were manned."
He: "Indeed I was, my dear; but
when anybody told you so then, you
wouldn't believe it" Life.
b it Rightf
Casselton Blizzard.
Is it right to build churches to save
men and license shops that destroy them?
Is it right to license men to sell that
which will make a man drunk, and then
punish a man for being drunk?
Is it right to license a man to make
paupers, and then tax sober men to take
care of them?
Is it right to license a drink shop to
teach vice, and then tax people for
schools to teach virtue?
Is it right to derive revenue out of a
traffic which no decent man defends?
Is it right to teach your boy not to
tiis raauirements of this drink, and then vote to license a place
where he may be laugnt to tinns:
Is it right to teach your boy to be hon
est, and then vote to license a place
where lie may be taught to gamble.'
Is it right to teach your boy to re
strain his passions, and then vote to
license a place where the worst passions
sli Mrsd to a factory and manu
Mo msrcfaantable sugar, the
to ba paid, under such rules and
as amy be prescribed by the
of agriculture and the secre-
I taryaf fes trsasury, by the latter, and
nf Inllrr hereby appro-
lisaai ot of any money in the treasury
1st sal ill appropriated, to meet we
m awls herein required.
' tie. S. That s bounty of 85 cents per
shall bo paid by the secretary
sn aaoa all merchantable
rLZlr-- seeta in the
t ie osjU to the manu
atff vaiar such rules and
mtm tiae aacretary of agricul
tl Mm asoreiary of the treasury
aaerfas, and the sum dollars,
jsjdi thsrsof as may be necessary
afsjropnated out of any mon-
tte treasury not otherwise appro-
pcorkhng for an appropriation
of sugar beet seed from
to exempt the importation
machinery and such seed
, and for other purposes.
setod by the senate and house
atotives of the United States I may be intlameo..-
L, O. HULL,
Attei
BARR1SOX,
nA4t.Uw.
GEORGE WALKER, .
Ittorwl-fl'Law.
care will receive pro;
RAKR1HON.
V
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A Large Line of Stoves
Now on hand at
GUIS 17 OLD i MAflSTELLER S,
WinnractieebeforeAireotirtsauil the
f. ljod (imr-e. Musi
ulinihtel
teution.
U) my
NEBRASKA
C. tt Andrews, druggist, desires to in
form Hie public that he is agent for the
most successful preparation tliat lias yet
been produced for coughs, colds and
croup. It will loosen and relieve a se
vere cold in less time than any other
treatment The article referred to is
Cliamberlain's cough remedy. It is a
medicine tliat lias Won fame and popu
larity n it's merits and one that can al
wajs be depended upori. It is the only
known remedy tliat wifl prevent croup.
It must 1 tried to be appreciated. It is
put up in 50 cent and tl bottles. For
sale by C. IL Andrews.
C. R HOLMES,
Atton
Aft' business entru'
Cfire prompt and ca
Office with J
ftARRISON,
7 W.
town)
.V SW.r.i
Bi
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ch in tbt world VfUct
42
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Foflfe
trk in Ue mvtii
tiisiwfcawpsjt. WarrmaiMlkw7,
OLJD OOtB noatftw OHM.
Both lelt atMl fwu i aitM,
wUk i4kt and rase of
mlu. Oil ruwin
trptltr with oar imrvt
Ifiplrj. J axes) tan ). m wen
nir., in frtr. All tlx work roo
do Is U aikow what send you W lbor w bo rail yra
wx. a i.l uikMiisi tamM- sheot rru iha. iwwrs rMOlt
la wmlaabl trade fev m, whu h h 14i tor 'era w uucf iUru ,
Ul taMM) we are twyid. Wi psy fttl eipreM, IVtirttt, etc. Aff
ksow sll. if yo M Uks to po to wort for u. ro ot
IWiii at . ni silt rwnw
it Met, Mmim.
nr.H'
eopt. Tht foBowiaf eat t
lac HarM. ci oHlt-a
Dqtl'-d. Brt to iur-1uf-- ovt
Npmw pocos wwii eftiuritFi
tOUKI FIE" fa eUb IrwatrtT,
ssbove- frnly fboar who write
U ui aj oc can rrsk e sure uf
the rbV A 11 Tfto !irf fx 4 In
retern to b"W fir fneA to
thoe who ffll v&ttr B-ie-bhors
a ttd th'. aronrid yua. Tit h
flnnlnr f ,ni 'vTlii'm'-nt
howi (hf wmt i1 f rhe t-le-
the eppaMraw ol 1" rrAm-ro te
bot fhe fiftieth part of (wbu'k It rrtnd. rt-nW- atte
rope.a large as is ejy tfl rttrr We willaia..Or7w . ubowy
M n-kefrom aS to t .la? i frm
nit errertwex Better wrl'e t "i.c w. pi H rxjn. e ' Utrp-e
80 ?5 .U
OIK
TWO
Grand Premiums
FOR THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE
Daily Nebraska State Journal
h tCfwaltura as he may
assembled: ,That
dollars be, and the same
awiropriated out of any money
aeunr not otherwise appropriat-
m parchsae abroad of such
beet wed by the secre-
deem
-7 er wopw to be by him distrib-
Wxk stats sericulture! expert-
' iiOM ia the United States as
as adrisable to socourage the
Mof the soger best, and to pro-
;;C paanfsi tiirs of sugar there-'-Xmmtf
sbsilbs levied or im-
i Ji ts wed so ptnchaaad or im
i CMt we eaw of dollars
s 'weraitii oat of any moo-
not otnsrwue appro-
Is it right to take oare of your own
boy, and vote to license a place which
will ruin your neighbor's boy.
Is it right for you to go to the polls
and vote without having studied1 this
question seriously, and carefully?
Protect loa Lowers Prices.
It is now about a hundred years since
Alexander Hamilton asserted that the
ultimate effect of a protective tariff
would be to cheapen the cost of the pro
ducts of protected industries, that com
petition would soon do away with at
tempts at monopoly, and bring prices to
the basis of a reasonable profit. Wash
ington and Jefferson and other 00 tempor
ary statesmen gave their assent to the
soundness of this view, and aided in the
V far we purohass abroad, if noose-1 passage of laws laying a round tariff on
J C asoreoary ot acncuiiure, 01 competing foreign products. In like
1 CM Ml naproved mactunery 1 mr, aod m the seme faith, did Web-
1 CJSMUMtare of best sugar; ana 1 jackeon and Clay advocate
ftlrcad the same to be ad-1 building up, by defensive legislation,
jf ft daty oad piaosd at the dis-1 .very iodogtry necessary to the comfort
ni W eMWtam oxpen-iipeDdeoceof the people. And
I irraadlv have their patriotism and fore-
I sight boon vindicated.
Protection has proved a boon to con-
I somen, in that the price of every pro
tected article the manufacturer of which
supplying the popular de-
ImaadiscbeMM' today than when the
tariff was first levied.
But lathe face of these irrefutable
I facta, backed by the price lists of every
I trade, and against the judgment aod ex
Iperieoce of the country's wisest and
most patriotic statesman, the free trade
I advocate of today assart sad repeat the
I falsehood tost too amount of duty
ladM tothspnee, aotaloeeof what
I uilorl. bat of all oocTespoodias; do-
proMcta. Tagl Mi and Amertcao
1 bare s,eotsd the asms prices for
lataoliaZswttMawe paet asoeUi with
bJonltatof ftAricf gwwmriy
rryttf rrrU tk swaae reiettfe
Jw.wanwMbr toe sec-
.' i JiumVmm m be amy deem
PWTOOM est forth bere-
regnbOioos as
wMsattbat no charge
'1 r-iaat we atatw tberefor
wSwTwai before the
Clirttw, all wxjees.
J tttwwi mm legisle-'-twjwwlswjd
he Is
't )C law) W0wbw
.1 iswlceof tht
laCjtwcH -yw
A $5.00 PRESENT
For Every Yearly fmtron.
J. .
Law.
to iris care wllr
al atuntlou.
& VERITY.
M3BASKA.
Heaters, Coa
Stoves,
WE SEU
H. t COXLEY,
Attorn
iy-ayLaw.
Sieciul atb
LAND PRACTI
old stand witlyiei
Habkhox.
the
In jfiveu to
Ollue at
& Pollard.
Nebraska.
MRS. L. J. SIMMONS
Dress Maker.
(Satisfaction (ruaronteed.
HAPJasoX, - 4 NEBRASKA
W. E, PORTER,
Contractor and Builder.
K8tlmHteona)lkinlBOf carpenter work
cheerfully given. hatUfactlon xuaranUH-d
flann f urnMied at nafonable raten,
HAIUtlsny, - - NEBRASKA.
MRS. L. A. POST
Keeps a nice
slie xells at prices
(JOOD (
And fair prii
HARRISON,
Millinofy.
lit
1
Wit
ciciWK
millinerV which
defy competition.
OOOD WORK
Second street
- NEBRASKA.
W. A. SNYDER & SOX,
Blacksmith, Calriage and Wagon Shop.
Horse ShoVng a Specialty.
Satlnfaction (oriirantfcwt in every partien
lar. Miop oHjwain street,
RAR1USOS,
NEBRASKA.
L. E. BELDEN &
Wagon
Repairing (1
iool work and
jsiiop
HARRISOy
SOK,
aj Crriage Makers.
one m"hort notice.
riAnablc chnrirea.
til of lirery bnm.
A NEB.
The Barber Shop.
First door suith of the court house.
M. R. McDoVfLL, Proprietor.
Here you can
first clai
H
w hairx
clean shave,
ut or a
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HOUSE, SIGN
ASD
Carriagei rainter
X
V
llartmn
fiu4 nf Sal
X
large building
House, is now
Vork in hi
Having fitted up
just back of the
prepared to take
line.
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and wagon work.
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rriage
J. H- COOK.
Aoate Bprinoh Stock Fasm.
Brand C on lift jaw. Makes a specialty
of breeding Rolsterm Draft and Saddle
Horses: also redVnd blak Polled cattle.
. a
f
Iirliiii
Kaafcl
FirR
Wood, Cook
s, etc.
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SUCCESSOR TO
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Ilealers in
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AnShingles.
Sash, Doors
Blinds, A P 1 a s t e r ,
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Sir ioilC3r"
An stricflf Irtt-rlssi li wntj astsiL
mm aa skMlatoly pcrfeet rtrtiif
mUm sal kaadsma eases. Fall war-ruts.
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ase. Tfce aetale an ben: to hare the
heat aa4 will have ame hat the E8TEY.
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pnwr.
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m4 fall iafmuliaa.
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