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About The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1904)
jnnnnimi mil n hmmimwwwbw"""""" - - i - .- J A m -t .' VOLUME 4 NUMBER 3, The Commoner. 10 f&. ,x - EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATOR Math Milch Ctrra Pay. It's the Best bnflt separator in the .1.1. M!iMtnfi n .rtri. struclion, with fewer parts, most durable, most easily cleaned. Its sales have increased a 1,000 fo in tlie W book will interest fk you. Free. EMMIE CREAM SET ABATOR COMPAKT, lloinflfld, N. J. Chlcst " " "N r 7 . li p hi v i rv mi v whi s m i I cf Ms OMi MlA kF l, f v w.X IV I L - mujM.wguuiu. jrj l II y" -M t er foiwiwjjit $l50aA GOLD WATCH rorS3.50 pnftct Uiotj. UUUrtfndtllkpMpltMSalJh. Uadud Amtrtua ima Jtw.UJ tDtmnl, lUm lnd A mi ktoolauir (unautd lot Cnt (Mi oat fi trad II u tu with jwt nuaf.twat offlti d4 ciprtfl eO ddrt i4 will mb4 th Ufa ud tbttntlfulchtla It lMlj Mprtn fef t iunlnille. IlurtpttHf Ud par (tp'" K,nl SUO " tiprtw btr cm o4 thrr in in Mtattom tut itod LADT'8 GENT'S. CihlefMiaHtf (.lain twIlnoiiUU trt wllb Ttrj witch. frffe&&?ufo&r Old Trusty Incubator. 30 Days Trial. Made by Johnson tho chicken man. Or at 910 Spaolal. Find out. Write to Johtmon. Heat Incubator catalog ever published. Sent free. M.M. JOHNSON, ClnyC.nlar.N.b. MBaMBMHoan Missouri Farms for Sale. I have ft largo list of farms Tor sale In Vernon and Bates counties nt 825 to 115 per acre nice laying cou ntry; Just as good as Iowa or Illinois: good climate; good water; am a farmer; born in Eulton county, Illinois, and havo lived thirty eight years near Prairie City, Iowa. Come to my house and I will show you my list of bargains free, and I will sell yon land at owners prices. For prico list and particulars write A. F. Wilson, ileal EBtato Agent, Stotcsbury, Mo. 98c.&$PShoes w SEND NO MONEY. Theso aro high-grado Men's and Women's Shoes at lower prices than over before heard of. Wo guarantee thorn to bo moro stylish, better flttinff, bottor wearing, than you can buy lsowhore at 83.50 to 6. This Is Iht msst wondirful thoa ofdr Tir raadi. pQ G6E1IS handiomo Blue hBrhand-sivtd colt, boxcalf shot. in latest Now York Tipped 'jloo; an extremely stylish, uign-graae, aurabie shoo, Jk, CQUal to shnn.ci i.lmt. coll L?Wbs In RtOrPSnuprvTOliBrn r.BXHBb. Qf 1 W1 to OK, rluin v -4WV ,u U, OI6U3 o to li, widths D. IS, EE. Fit guaranteed lENii no vnutt Write for order blank. w n "nvBF -.i r. n-.i.TX1! ,"uya Quttfanteed 3.60 Patent i,.. ""i1? iyr uol;u racn ana women; a so a variety of other good shoes, of which wo will send you full doscr ption if you write us. aw cents m.v&a ra, naw stylo elastic Inslap, Laci Shos, rando of special vioi hid. on tho most stylish last, with Patent Loathdr tip. Tho elas tic lnstop malces tho shoo Buu-aujusimg lor a uigii or low lnstop. and lnsuros com iwi i, ui mo wearors sizes 2H lao-.wiutnsAtoEE. Guar ameea equal to shoes sell. wi in stores ana from oilier catalogues 13.60 to 85. SEND NO MONEY. but if you want a 3.50 pair of. suoes ror cents, if you aro c nHmln, tnora -' shipped subjeot to exami nation and approval before payment, simply say on a postal card "send mo order blank' Wo will also send you description of our New Sys 5w B?Jf11Pree nearly 1,000 page Catalogue. nh.ltoVvfu snY you .dealer's profits on not only shoos but everything used In the home Highest bank, commercial and customer's ref erences. Address, GLOBE ASSOCIATION. 257 to 270 Wabash Avcnuo. Oilcan. ' Mb&fctanC? fBvuiHBp'OEi'l JsVBRtlaB-i9 lanHE' HiatrasSHSKLflF vomBbtxr3KmBBmM &2HI;J niMMW 'VxHDaaaW MmttF'ytaW UP" HESSagflpr Sent) no Money, Growing Up. A big boy now! How time does fly. It seems but yesterday When clad in knickerbockers with his little blocks at play He spent the daylight hours iust an elfish little mite And when the chickens went to roost kissed us a fond good night. It seems but yesterday he climbed with joy upon my knee To beg for fairy stories that would fill his soul witn glee; But yesterday I stroked his head adorned with clinging curls But, bless me, he's a big boy now, and going with the girls. it seems 'twas but a week ago, or but a month at best, He had to seek his .dear mamma to be slicked up and dressed, But now he wears my choicest tics and goodness, how it hurts He casts his longing eyes upon my collars, cuffs and shirts. Not long ago he scorned to wash his hands rbove the wrists, But now on having scented soap and like things he insists. He's growing up I know the signs, for many years ago " I had the same experience and guess I ought to know. Not long ago his shoes were brown and scuffed about the toe, But now their shine is something great and ebon in its glow. Although but yesterday a patch con cerned him not at all, Today 'twould fill his heart with woe and give his pride a fall. And not so very long ago his hair ne'er felt the brush, But now a hair left out of place would make the youngster blush. 'Tis wonderful the rapid change that's in a boy displayed When he has got his eyes upon a blue-eyed little maid. The other day I read a note I own 'twas rather sly He'd written to a little maid, and with a laugh then I - Began to joke him and. declare that he was smitten hard; But, bless you, he would not let on that my saicasm jarred. Not ho! He turned the joke on me, for in a day or two -Another note the "darling" kind came underneath my view. And when I said that it was "soft," the worst I ever saw. He yelled in tileo and showed 'twas one I'd written to his ma. Dlfforont. . Tvo got no use for a man that isn t bravo enough to stand right up in front of me and tell me to my face what he thinks of me.' "That's right. But what's that you got in your hand?" "0 that's a comic valentine. It's a take-off on a stingy old miser that actually starves himsolf.- rm goina mnV1 t0. Ricllley' the M skin flint. I've been waiting for this chance for a long time. me with less ability are getting all the business. I must do something.' The young lawyer pondered long and deeply, and at last a bright thought struck him. "I must advertise," he exclaimed. "But I must not violate the code of ethics. Let me pee, how can I do it?" After an hour or two of thought he seized a pen and worked for a few mttntoR. A Htllo later he stepped in to the busines.5 office of the local pa per and handed in the copy for the following advertisement: JOHN P 0 KE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. A choice assortment of legal technicalities kept con stantly on hand. Advertising. In vain the young lawyer sat in his office and waited for business None came. His little hoard of money ran- me diminished, and yet the clients "I am well verged in the law," he "I passed a creditable exami nation. I have an office in a good lo cation, and yet other lawyers about Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure Costs Nothing if it Falls Any honcet person who smTors from Rheumatism is wclcomo to this oiler. For years I searched CTer. whero to find a specific for llheumattsin. For nearly 20 years I worked to this end. At' last, In Germanr, my search was rewarded. 1 found a costly chemical that did not disappoint mo ss other lthnumatlc pre scrlptlons had disappointed physicians everywhere. J ao not mean that Dr. -hoop's hhoumatlc t uro can (. Inlni. Intn Itnth ncraln. 'ITiat. I tmtinfiiili.la But It will drive from tho blood tho poison that causes pain and swelling, and then that 1b tho end of hheu ulatlsm. 1 knotv this so well that I will furnish for a full month my Rheumatic Cure on trial. 1 cannot euro all cases within a month. It would bo unreasonable to expect that. But most cases will yield within 30 days. Ibis trial treatment will convlnco you that Dr. hoop's Uhoumatlo euro Is a power against i hcuma. tlsm a potent forco against disease that Is Irresistible. My offer Is made to convlnco you of my faith. My faith Is but tho outcomo of experience of actuas knowledge I know what It can da And I know thll so well thnt I will furnish my remedy on trial. Mmply writo mo a postal forms; book on Ilhoumatlsm. lwlll then arrango with a druggist in your vicinity bo that you can secure sir bottles of Dr. shoop's Khcumatlo euro to mako tho tost. You may tako It a full month on trial. If it succeeds the cost to you Is 1 5.50. If It faUs tho loss is mine and mine alone: . It will bo left entirely to you. I mean that exactly. I don't expect a penny from you. ,..,... Write mo and lwlll send you tho book. Try my remedy for a month. If It falls tho loss Is tnlno. Address Dr. Shoop, Box 9515. ltaclne, Wis. JUlld cases not chronic aro often cured by one or two uottios. At an aruRgibuj. Careful. Turning to his private secretary the senator-elect asked: "Have I drawn my salary 'up to date?" "Yes, 3ir." "And have I received a check from the man I am to appoint to the post mastership at Bell's Corners?" "Yes, sir." "And does that exhaust the official places I have at my disposal?" "Yes, sir." "Very well, then. We will now go down to the capitol and 'I will take the oath, of office' disregard of tie wrong in selling a vpte for a few pdltry dollars. When a man who has stolen mil lions is let off with a fine.the world calls it "mercy," but when a man who has stolen a loaf of bread for his starving family is sent to the peniten tiary it is called "justice." It is quite common to hear a man who has become great deolare that lie "owes everything to his wife," but most of them say it in such a way as to make plain the fact that they think their wives had unusually goud ma terial to work with. Wo.ntod, We care not for a horseless cart, Nought like that doth concern us. But, 0, how dear unto our heart Would be a coalless furnace. BraJn Leaks. No man can be poor with a heart full of hope. The foolish man measures yester day's fun by today's headache. When a man does his best he de serves credit for doing everything. The patch on father's trousers often explains the tailor-made suit on the selfish son. "Tapering off" on a bad habit is very much like trying to wash char coal white. Some parents are so intent on sav ing gas bills that they -forget to save their boys. Gold may buy obedience, but it takes something better to secure love and respect. Charity covers a multitude of sins only when it is not exercised for that specific purpose. Young man, the story that is not fit for ladies to hear is unfif for a gentleman to tell. We have heard men ask God for blessings just like they asked a cred itor to pay a bill. The chief trouble about good advice is that those who give the most of it usually follow, it tho least. Too often a man will spend a lot of time looking for, an excuso to do right is close at nana. We always feel sorry for children whose mothers- think more of their best rooms" than they do of mak ing their children happy. As long as the Yorld pays homage to men who sell their influence for thousands thore will bo a growing "Qnct Grown Always Grown" xne juauje motto ror more than 25 years. My new SEED BOOK for 1904 Cost over 850,000 to publish. If you have a gnrdenyou can have a copy for the asking. Send a postal for It to Wm. Henry Maule, Philadelphia, Pa. Factory Price Direct to You We aro tho only general merchandise house which owns, controls and directly manages a vehicle factory. Wo build our vehicles from the ground up and know what's under the paint. We add but one small profit to tho coat of ma terial and labor, hence our customers aro getting a better made Job in a finer finish and at a lower price than can possibly bo secured elsewhere. $ 19 80 "LEADER" Road Wagon Imifatlon leather trimmed; carpet, wrench and shafts; just as iUustrated. description. Write for further '25' 50 1 "CHALLENGE" Buggy 24 in. body, cloth trimmed: top, back and side cur tains, storm apron, carpet and shafts. . , , , Write for details, wo also have better grades up to the very best and most stylish that can possibly be put together. Vehicle Catalogue Free. Send' for it today. It will give particulars about the above work. It also illustrates and describes the newest and best line of Runabouts, Stanhope3, gUBBles, , Phaetons, Surreys, Carriage Carts, Spring Wagons, etc., ever quoted direct to tho buyr It explains the difference between good and unreliable work between the hand-painted and tho dipped buggy and also explains our Guarantee of Satisfaction and 50 Days' Trial Offer Send a postal today for our Vehicle Cat. No. E 1 . Montgomery WardCo. -V Chicago A special circular .quoting our entire line of 4im it w,uuo' OJC" w" do acn; at mo kuuo "('"i wu request it. 40 5 Ak-.MiV, " -Jm U A. ! Mi. .Wfl. aummt
