The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, November 13, 1903, Page 15, Image 15
fc)(i' wiiNi ! f,jt".'i1 i.f .Tj-T-xru:: .... :K..r..?:;g3 The Commoner, NOVEMBER 13, 1903. 5 RgrSBm'.' '"' - g!G STOVE BARGAINS CAB fliklV 1 Qfl you can buy thf j s run-viiBiviwv am mmu uiiinuiiB arai Btrutedt fc6od material and a shown rswaaaaaaV. taLSEswaaV. .elegant Partes Osrratit. Stave, ltiswellcen betels esfwwd for burning coal, the lmnrcTed rttalter and dumn srrai tocnakaout sultea or removo "clinkers. Itbai rltakar and dump prate. Easy taltaa or remove "cllnkcra.'' a-. a .1-.. lmH.Uja .t..t1...t .... MaM... 109 UIV UUHUVU1D UIIH1CU lUUt ICIMi Dlck)el name plat and spun nickled tu. wo cave tins neaier in loar siaes. It will give better fcrrico and eaUafao tlon thanaay other boater on the market at the price. We hare 77 other styles 'anaetSMOEirooa ana coat scalers, sena far laraa aenaral eataleaue otaveryihlag ( r the homabaf t yew buy. Wamall.il free isr i his ronecuon $4.65 Saratoga Cook Stove Crr .. ... Matlne-lv urAnnntuta this tho best low priced eook ..Mvvninfrari rnrtharaonev. 51 . . .. tu. A nut. , well proportioned, well made stove which will gire excellent service. It fa a flrw DOMlble amount of tuel. This OHO MlWV. w. -. -.-o lotmo rordosens of other styles aad Maes of, beaten cook e tores and ranges. tlfi 7K Six Roll Pirfiction Rang!. UilOa III We sell It tor this price without "w fciKhBhetr or reservoir. Wlthreser. TOir ana biro-eiieir, up 10 buss, ao- coaxing to styie, eixo ana equlpaaene. hls la with out doubt the neatest and moat serviceable range on the market, and at tho prlc,!sfrom816.e8tol65.eo lower than others are ask lngforsamequaUty. Six Urge holes: 1SK inch lire box for wood. 16 Inch, for coaij large re tor voir; high ahelf and warmlne closet; spring bat anted ovea door Jlnestntckle plating tlirouehoutt made of the very best ma. ' t trial on the best lines and is enaranieca oy us tobeaporfootcoekareHxf baker. If any part Is found defective we wlllr. nlaca It free of charge. paying the freight both ways. rtliv TallO IB MIT aadsendlttonawlthyonr UU I I Rib Jtal Uu I namo' and addrer a and we will mall yon atone our large cataloguo. containing 'arorythlng for the farm, the home, all kinds of wearing apparel, etc Write to-day. , UPftTEO MAIL ORDER CO., 535 Blwar St Kansas City, Ko. I iDlWaf IH ''"'" l.TI n Year inXH LABQKST Nursery. SimT nnnr 1r. VT tT L . CASH Want morr fiAT.TtBMKH rA B Weekly STARK BR05, Lwrislaaa. Me.: Uaairr We. Ala.: Efe OjBsaJw L.4BiTBBaHiftntu,al VasttsassVlBasiKiI JacrMaBsaBJassB saaySSsTy SJWinaSMSBaSji THE ELECTIONS OF 1903 BOOK REVIEW. Tht) On Womai. , Mr. Dixon lias written a powerful story, it' will, I hope and believe, make people stop and think. Blows aimed at divorce and its accompanying evils should be strong, and we should not complain that Mr. Dixon has used a 61 edge-hammer. Do not make the mis take of thinkinc: that his novel is merely a plea against socialism. It is a tremendous love story. New York Evening Telegram! Soltftire). This book is by George Franklin "Willey. Of it the Chicago American says: " 'Soltaire' Is a book that never lets go its hold upon you until you finish it It is full of action, yet character is never "sacrificed to incident Mr. Willey has three great qualities of a bora story teller Inventiveness, the powex of creating- characters of flesh and blood, and.- style ao nervous and lirapia that in reading you never think of tho stylo at all. Under Soltaire's jacket of foxskin beats the heart of i UDight errant. How noble he is you do not realize until long after he has perished of cold and hunger near his desolate dwelling There is a touch of poetic chivalr,y in tho motive that brought him near the Willey home on that terrible night" The New Hampshire Publishing Co., Man cheater, N. H. The elections of 1003 presented sev eral surprises. Democrats carried Kentucky, Governor Beckham being re-elected by a plurality of 30,000. This is said to bo tho largest plurality given a democratio gubernatorial can didate in Kentucky in fifteen years. Democrats carried Maryland, Gen eral Warfield, tho democratic nomi nee for governor, being elected by a plurality of 8,000, carrying with him the entire democratic state ticket. The democrats also control the Mary land legislature and they will . on join ballot a majority of 40. In Iowa Governor Cummins and the balance of the republican state ticket were successful, Cummins having a plurality of 80.000. Colorado was carried by the repub licans, Campbell, tho republican nominee for" justice of the supreme court, being elected by a plurality of 000. In Rhode Island, the democrats won tho governor, Governor Garvin being re-elected by 1,300 plurality, tho re publicans carrying the rest of tx state ticket, on pluralities averaging A000. The republicans also carried "the Rhode Island legislature, having id mat Dody on joint ballot a major ity of ten. In Pennsylvania the republican state ticket, comprising the auditor general, state treasurer and judges was elected, the various republican ibajorities ranging from 225,000 to 230,000. In Ohio, Myron T. Herrick, the re publican nominee, was elected over Tom Johnson by a plurality of 141, 000, tho republicans also capturing the legislature; out of 143 members of that body they will have 95, thus en suring Mr. Banna's re-election. It is significant that in commenting upon tho election returns, Chairman Dick of the republican state committee does not say that the election was an in dorsement of the Roosevelt adminis- -Send No Money tration, but prefers to say "Hanna's personality did it." In San Francisco, Schmltz, tho pres ent mayor and the union labor can didate for re-election, was re-elected, having a plurality of 3,434 over his re publican opponent. Tho democratic candidates for several other important municipal ofllccs in San Francisco were elected. In Massachusetts, tho republican state tickot was re-elected,. Governor John L. Bates, the republican nominee for re-election, defeating William A. Gaston by 37,120. In. the lower houso of tho Massachusetts legislature, the republicans gained two members, the representation in the aenate remain ing unchanged. In New York city, George B. Mc Clellan, tho democratic nominee for mayor, was elected over Mayor Seth Low by a plurality of G3.G17. Comp troller Edward M. Grout and Chas. D. Fornes, president of tho board of aldermen, running for re-election on tho democratic ticket, who were elect ed two years ago by fusionists, de feated their fusion opponents by G6, Yi0 and 64,973 -plurality. Tho republicans carried Nebraska, electing John B. Barnes, their candi date for Judge of tho supreme court, Dy auout a,uuu plurality over tho pres ont chief justice, Sullivan. The re publican candidates for regents of tho slate university were also elected. In Mississippi tho democratic ticket headed by J. K. Vardeman, candidate for governor, was elected without op position. In Now Jersey, tho democratic ticket was chosen and neither party made any gains, the legislature will, there fore, stand the same as it did last year. in Virginia the democrats swept the state in the. election of members of the assembly. In Salt Lake City's municipal elec tion the democrats made marked gains, Norris, the democratic candi date for mayor, being elected. Don't Scoid. Irritability is a nervous affection. Strengthen the, nerves with Dr. Miles' Nervine. Sleep' better eat better, work better,.fccLbcttcr, and be better om on gHarantwe. Book on nwrvo& for poataU, Dr. MEna uwn&kis Co,. BikWrt, imf a The Bennett Bequest, When a man like Dowie has hun dreds of thousands of, dollars thrown at him by enthusiastic admirers, it would seem as If William J. Bryan could be a beneficiary under the will of an old friend and political sup porter without exciting public scan dal." It is well known that Mark Han na and some other Ohio men gladly paid the late William McKinley's fi nancial obligations when a friend whose notes he had Indorsed suddenly became insolvent and made Mr Mc Kinley a poor man. That was before Mr. McKinley was nominated to the office of president, ino one ana ac cused Mr. McKinley of using undue influence upon his rich friends; no one has accused him of doing anything dishonorable in accepting their boun ty. Mr Bryan's relations with the late Mr. Bennett seem entirely creditable to him. Mr. Bennett admired Mr. Bry an as much as Mr. Carnegie does Booker T. Washington, and he desired to place him beyond the possibility of financial harassments in much the same way that Mr. Carnegie did in Mr. Washington's case. Mr. Bennett believed that Mr. Bryan could be of great service to his countrymen as a popular champion of principles, the ofinn nf wiiirli Mr. Bennett wished to promote. That is all there Ib to the Bennett bequest. To understand it, people must got a squint of things from Mr. Bennett's viewpoint Of course Mr. Bennett's view of Mr. Bry an is not held by the majority of tho Inhabitants of the east or of the United States, but that does not affect the case in the least It Is apparent that Mr. Bryan is capable of winning the admiration of men of Mr. Bennett's type to. such an extent that they al most force their money ,upon him. Mr. Bryan's declaration that he stands ready to devote, his share un der his friend's will to charitable and. educational objects is undoubtedly sincere. It Is now the duty of the court to decide whether Mr. Bennett was sane and was also very much In earnest in wishing a certain portion of his fortune to pass Into Mr. Bry an's hands. There may be fine legal points involved which may compli cate the settlement of the estate. In no event, however, can it be said, so far as appears from the evidence, that Mr. Bennett failed to provide gener ously for his wife in his effort to make Mr. Bryan a beneficiary; nor can it fairly be said that Mr. Bryan has been grasping greedily for his "friend's money. Springfield (Mass.) Republican. J sf-BBBBkBBBBBSBsk SSBBBBBBBBBSSSBfSm BBBBBBBBBBptRvJIHl aBBSSv7PJSaBSSSBBfl ! tit. tor only.,,...,,,. C O. V, (Hh twiflttce tlon) prorlla you 111 Mo nut hi h td y tmr a mm MitbriaTAIMltCv QS MAlKAI,LWI..a f d ni i a, rMarMie - mwmm n m hi ennlnv ad cot cltctu lu. vuaittt and txxtUI ctfet to tea mft whn In your Judg ment will I Inttmtcd In our Tailor Made ftit Offer. tfcntl us your nmmm esprntciflice, ami tlx following; mcuurctntnUi Oxst (around body ortr vritdttelo rmi.) Sleeve Untitle itim I Walit lorn perns.) 8 (tlx ntht below wxiu.) Length efpantt (Itntda Mam ) Length of pint (outtldeni.) Bute rhther (m wtili alt wool IlUck CUy Vortted, JlUcV til wool TMuC or fancy brown rolled pure Vtom&f. You do not run the allshtett tfck. We cut and tae tht lelt ciactlyasrifderrdand lotfruct onto cumin It titorbttgidi your E(iret petit to allow you to cumin it Utorottgldr. Try It on. notice the ttyle, fit and Itlgh-crade tailoring Com pare It with tulu for Mch mail ullnrt elirce (10.00, and for W convinced lUtitti a good kW rli el if matt which you are M dlibllmtc will m any suit you ever av jijj eur r-pccl bm4 rspr I th tutt It V ten am of advert it in scaVl W. pay yewraxpreae a? curs. The agent eur r-pccla! price 01 Wi.vn ana express ebari , ana th tutt it matter be teat wHh your suit. You caa readily tee lint 1 eeffaftswcranotjuttaa represented werould not afford . to make and thin them without a dcMtlt. We ate tle only Mall OrderTajotlnslIoufe that will. 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