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Volume 8, number 35
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Are You Thinking of Buying
Feeding Cattle,
Sheep or Lambs?
We Can Save You Money
Doesn't it look reasonable to you that our buyers, who are
on the market daily, and who are chosen for their ability in
this special line, can buy to better advantage than you? They
know the' market, the dealers, the kind of stock to buy, and
its value. Let us buy for you and you will save money, time,
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Don't Delay -But Write To-Day
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the "low spots" and pull every possible string to save money
for our clients and we -DO IT. Don't hesitate to -write l
letters of inquiry. We are here to answer your questions,
"fill your orders, ard render you any assistance in our ?power.
Write our CHICAGO officef or freesample copy of GLAY
kOBlNSON &; COMPANY'S LIVE : STOCK RE-
PORT."
Remember that we make a specialty, of
order-buying at all of 'oiiireiglit houses. w
Clay, Robinson & Co.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
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The Omaha World-Herald
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reserve than one with a small capi
tal and small deposits. A bank with
$10,000 capital and $200,000 depos
its should be compelled to carry
more reserve than a bank with- $10,
000 capital, and $100,000 deposits.
It is impracticable by law to estab
lish a relation between capital and
deposits as deposits vary in differ
ent seasons of the yer and from
year to year but the reserve can be
made to conform to deposits auto
matically. OKLAHOMA'S RECOGNITION
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THE COMMONER, Lincoln, Nebraska
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The platform adopted at the Den
ver convention contains the follow
ing language in recognition of Okla
homa's admission to the sisterhood:
"We welcome Oklahoma to the
sisterhood of states and congratulate
her upon the auspicious beginning
of a great career."
The democracy of the nation can
well afford to congratulate Okla
homa upon her acquisition of the
statehood booji, because, as has been
aptly said, she is the most demo
cratic state of the union.
We do not mean by this that Okla
homa casts more democratic voteE
than any of the other states, but that
she has gone farther in the incorpor
ation of genuine democratic princi
ples intojier fundamental law. The
genius of her institutions is as near
an approach to the spirit of Jeffer
sonian democracy as it is possible,
with the conditions besetting us, to
reach.
Oklahoma is, therefore, a guiding
beacon light on the way to a higher
and better civilization. Into her con
stitution is written the principles
which experience has demonstrated
guarantee to the individual citizen
the largest measure of freedom in all
things consistent with the public
welfare and the greatest number of
impediments to his oppressors. t In
a word we have put thp principles
of democracy into actual practice.
So far we have seen nothing to
condemn the experiment. Our peo
ple are prospering as never before,
and receiving better returns from
their energies. All signs combine to
show that-we acted wisely in putting
democratic preachings into practice,
Naturally, it follows, therefore, tha't
Oklahoma is but auspiciously begin
ning, as the Denver platform says,
upon a great career. Oklahoma
City Oklahoman.
Grip Pains
It would bo utterly Impossible to
imagine anything: more distressing
than La. Grippe pains. They are simply
Indescribable, and seem to' bo composed
of all tho misery sensations known.
Yet they can bo relieved, and in a
very short time by taking
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
the greatest remedy on earth for pains
of any kind Their soothincr influnn
Lupon tho nerves is felt throughout the
entire system
"I had La Grippe pains- all over mo,
and I was in such distress I thought
I could not endure it. I thomrht of
I Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, and after
taking three doses tho pain disap
peared, and I slept peacefully. My
brother has a swelling on his neck,
and uses them, as they ease the pain
and .leave no bad effects like quieting
powders."
ADELIA LANE, Portage, Mich.
If they fail to help, your druggist
will refund your money on first pack
age. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold in bulk.
Subscribers' Advertising Dew.
This department is for tho exclusive
use of Commoner subscribers, and
special rato of six cents a word per in
sertion the lowest rate has been
made for them. Address all communi
cations to The Commoner. Lincoln, Neb.
pOR SALE TWO FINE OKLAHOMA
counties. 160 acres each. Reason for
selling, my age forces me to rettro
from active work. Address owner.
John W. Holmes, R. F. D. No. 2,
Binger, Okla.
MANAGERS AND AGENTS WANTED
v for the Celebrated' Flood City and
Tubular Washers, best on earth for
light fabrics, such as lace curtains,
ladles' waists, etc. For terms and par
ticulars, address Department 111, Tho
Flood City Washer Co., Ltd., Curwens-
vnie, Pa.
THE SPITE FENCE
KAN TO VICTORY,'' THE CAMPAIGN
, song of tho century which will
win votes for the victor, "equal rights
for all and special privileges for none."
25c per copy- Address Mrs. Helen
Chamberlin, Box 716, Storm Lake,
Iowa.
FINE 1100 ACRE FARM ON YORK
River, half price. ' Address Box
286, Williamsburg, ,Va,
TOR SALE IN ONE OF THE BEST
1 alfalfa, dairy, and fruit countries
in San JoaqUin Valley, small and largo
tracts of land, hotel, barber fIiod.
hardware store. Address Klncaid &
Faso for folders, Dos Palos, Cal.
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GUARANTEED BANK DEPOSITS
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serve cities are required to keep flf-
teen per cent of their deposits in
, cash and with reserve agents.
Tho banking act of Nebraska re
quires a reserve of fifteen per cent
J of cash and balances with other
. banks.
Few banks avail themselves, of the
liberal loaning privilege this gives!
in reserve cities experience hag prov
en that around forty per. cent is re
quired for safety and outside of re
serve cities, twenty-five to thirty per
cent is" considered low.
The reserve carried by a bank
should be based on the relation of
capital to deposits. A bank with a
smaU capital and large deposits
should be compelled to keep a larger
Evidently the spite fenc is losing
none of its vogue and popularity in
this country. In New Rochelle, N.
Y., Judge Solomon Levison has just
erected a particularly elaborate
structure of galvanized iron sheets
and beams to shut o light from
the exchange of the New York Tele
phone company because that concern
refuses to pay him a yearly rental for
light and air.
Pittsburg has been stirred by the
fact that the Rev. -Dr. McKee has
built a fence forty feet high to shut
off the daylight from a fashionable
apartment building which one Mc
Sorley has built next to the minis
ter s home. Evidently the spite I
rence is recognized as a means of
polite retaliation, no less than, when
Mrs. Herman Oelrjchs gave it the
force of her example 0 fe.w years ago.
Incidentally, it should be men
tioned that San Francisco claims the
credit of originating this delightful
institution, referring inquirers to the
mammoth structure which Charles
Crocker built years ago on Nob Hill
to shield his premises from a neigh
bor who threatened to open an un
dertaker's shop next door. Whatever
town may be entitled to the undying
fame of inventing the spite fence,
many places throughout the land
have contributed to the movement
and the history of the spite fence,
if it could be fully written, would be
long. Springfield Union.
MORTH ARKANSAS BEST COUNTRY
1N on earth for homeseekers and in
vestors. Write Cunningham & Co.
Berryville, Ark., enclosing stamp for
Illustrated booklet and price of land.
R.
O. MEEK, KISSIMMEE, FLA.,
has bargains in orantro. timber.
ranch, truck, and phosphate lands.
BEST BRYAN POSTCARDS THREE
samples mailed for one dime.
Press photos a specialty. J. F. Lewis,
Lincoln, Nobr., caro Hebard Studio,
1411 O St.
THE GREAT NORTH PLATTE VAL
1 ley, government reclamation, irri
gated and 640-acro homesteads, de
scribed' in special illustrated number,
The Jndex, Mitchell, Nebr. Ten cents
silver.
pOTTON, NATURAL, CURIOSITY.
Direct from plantation, three largo
snowy white fleece bolls. Prepaid, one
dime. Dlxje Suppjy Houso, Columbia,
S. O.
NEW ENGLAND FARMS; BUILDINGS
and fences ready; running sprint,
water; cheap, easy terms. Geo. .
Coburn, Lowell, Mass.
T INE UP FOR BRYAN.' THE
- great campaign march song.
Words and music, 25c. All dealers or
Gale, Mullano Music Co., 5th and Syca
more, Cincinnati, O.
WE ARE MAKING THE HANDSOM
est Bryan campaign watch too
on tho market. Send 25c for eampio
and circulars giving wholesale P""-
to clubs and doalors; money returnee
if not. as represented. Reese & 0
Vesey St., New York. -
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