The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, March 17, 1911, Page 14, Image 14

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DON'T PAT TWO PRICES-
FOR STOVES & RANGES
You Bato 118.00 to (03.00 on
Hoosier
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yon can liny them nt such loir,
unjioanl-of Factory I'rlcofl.
llooalcrBtovcn una ltanrcn are
delivered for you to use inyour
i own homo 30 days frco Dcroro
yon buy. A written nuamnteo with each ntoro
Licked by a Million Dollars, OurnowlOU Improve
ments on stoves absolutely surpam. nnythlng oyer
producod. Oend postal today for free catalog.
(01 HOOSIER STOVE FACTORY
State Slroct, Marion. Indiana
NO MORIH WHISKY ADVERTISING
Tho TWICEA-WBBK REPUBLIC of
St. Louio, Mo., makos tho unnouncomont
that no moro whisky advertising will
bo printed in ItH papor. This will bo
pood nown to most or our rcadors. Tho
TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC Is tho
oldest, biggest and boat metropolitan
Boml-wookly newspaper In tho United
States, and by cutting out this line of
advertising it should greatly lncrcaso
Its circulation in this community. Tho
subscription prico Is 60 cents a year,
but for a short timo only thoy will
make a special rato of throe years for
SI. Bo suro to take advantago of this
liboral oltor, and by all means advlso
your frlonds and nolghbors of tho fact
that all whisky and liquor advertising
has been discontinued and that SI will
pay for a three-year subscription. Write
for froo sample copy. Bond orders to
Tho St. Louis Ropublic, St. Louis, Mo.
Tobacco Habit Banished
DR. ELDERS' TOBACCO BOON BANISHES all
forms of Tobacco Habit in 72 to 120 hours. A poll
tWo, Quick and pormtinont roliof. Easy to take.
No craving for Tobacco after tho first doso. One
to three boxos for all ordinary cases. We gunran
tee roBults in every case or rofund money. Send
for our froo booklet citing full information.
Eldors' Banatarlum, Dopt. 41 Bt. Josopu, Mo.
UJJ1TCD DDlAiCD Improvement, Archi-
liniLII lUilLIl tectural "Work and
Engineering. William Rubs ell
Company, York, Fa.
Smith
OPINIONS ON THE BAILEY
RESIGNATION
(Continued from Pago 12.)
passioned incident of Saturday will
lay it to rest.
His resignation was handed in as
a protest against progressive democ
racy, and, according to the reports
of tho Associated Press, tho senators
who wero closeted with him when lie
finally agreed to withdraw that
resignation wero not tho great lead
ers of his own party, but Senator
Root, of New York, and Crane, of
Massachusetts, and Loriraer, of Illi
nois. Senator Bailey has now clearly
and unmistakably separated himself
from tho majority of tho party to
which ho claims allegiance in tho
senate. Even tho eleven senators
who signed tho petition for his with
drawal of the resignation do not pro
fess agreement with his reactionary
views, while two-thirds of the demo
cratic senators will rally under other
leadership to the standard of the
progressive democracy which Owen
represented in his attitude toward
tho Arizona constitution.
As a democratic leader Bailey
commands a coterie of not more than
seven sonators, while the great body
of his party marches on in step with
the new and better democracy of
today.
New York World Senator Bailey
is too sensitive to bo a statesman.
Ho was intended by nature for tho
sheltered life, for some calm retreat
where no jarring opinion should be
heard. His delicately strung nerves
suffer too acutely from contact with
tho rudo world of politics.
Richmond Times-Dispatch. "We
are ashamed of him that he suf-
forod himself to bo driven from
tho field by their nagging, He
knows now, in view of tho assurances
ho haa received from "tho ablest
and most conspicuous democrats"
who voted against him on tho Ari
zona proposition that they meant no
harm, In what sincere esteem his
great abilities are held by thoso
opinions are worth while, and it is
hoped that ho will go along and at
tend to tho business for which ho
was selected by the state of Texas.
Dubuque, la., Telegraph-Herald
It is axiomatic, we think students
of government will agree, that, in.
the words of tho constitution of
Massachusetts, written 131 years
ago, "all power residing originally
in the people, and being derived from
them, tho several magistrates and
officers of government, vested with
authority, whether legislative, exe
cutive and agents, and are at all
times accountable to them." If we
accept this principle of the account
ability of public servants to tho
people and we cannot reject it
without rejecting democracy then
must we grant as reposing in the
people the right to discharge, which
is to say recall, the servant with
whom a majority of the electorate
aTo dissatisfied, and to exercise cor
rective power over the acts of these
servants, whether they be acts of
omission, corrected by tho initiative,
or acts of commission, corrected by
the referendum.
The choico is between government
by delegate representatives of the
people and government by the
people. If we shall concede greater
virtue, larger constructive ability
and higher wisdom in the repre
sentative of the peoplo than in the
people themselves "the composite
citizen," to use Senator Bourne's
Ente
work"
Wendirful Work Englnt
Farmers and Shop Owners, Stop
Sweating! A few dollars gets hn
grand llttlo xiott endne, complete and
ready to ran Cream Separator!, Corn Kb red -
aeri, unit aiuii, leeaHUis, lijrna
mos, i'rintme rreiics, etc., i
CUvcs a llfctlmo of itendy cut
Ice! All Sites 2 to 20 h, p. No
cranking! nocnnui fiocearsi
udij o idotihi rn, JIMH
ociiitructlori. TbouMiDJa
lntlM. OuanatttdCiMn.
Wxlto for Special Introductory Ptoroiltto.
DETROIT MOTOB CAR
SUPPLY CO., 15a Canton Ave., Detroit Mien,
AfSENTS ! $40 h WEEK
idling my limueliold necessity. Standard $1.00 valua CTery
Tthore, which yoa can, tell at SO cents and mako XOO J'ei.
cat FwBt. Everybody buys. L. T. D., Michigan, made tit
first day. W. A. W Ohio, 954 one week, worked only 4 days
Mrs. 0., Wisconsin, aTaragos oror HO a week Mr s Wbolo year'
Writoior terms, F.R. Greene, 28 Lake Bt, $U 50t CfcleatoJ
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"I HAVE DE2MONSTRATED THAT
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DR. GUY CLIFFORD POWELL.
Tho secret of how to uso tho myster
ious and invisible nature forces for tho
cure of Deafness and Head Noises has
at last been discovered by tho famous
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Powell. Deafness and Head Noises
disappear as if my magic under tho
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information of. this new and wondorful
discovery absolutely free.
Fortunes in the Rich Rio Grande Valley
An Opportunity for Wealth and Independence for
All Who Buy a lract or irrigated Land in
the Famous Mission, Texas, Project.
If you EVER intend to buy land, to make a change in your
condition for the hotter, to make an investment that is sure to
bring big returns, let us advise you by all means to Investigate
the possibilities of the Famous Mission Irrigated Lands, In the
Gulf Coast Country of Texas. But do it THIS YEAR.
Hundreds of people aro nocking to this valley, establishing
small and largo farms, going into business, or buying income
bearing farms for winter homes.
There is a chance for YOU to become a member of this thriv
ing Mission colony, if you act NOW. But the opportunities to
buy in this Mission project are getting less every day. In a very
short timo all of these valuable lands will be taken up and then
you cannot buy except at prices beyond your reach. '
The Mission Lands, like all other irrigated projects, aTe sell
ing rapidly. Irrigation farming is the ideal farming. At Mission
you will find intensive farming at its best. These rich lands are
cut up into 10, 20, 40 and 80 acre tracts, dotted with the home
of happy, prosperous people. In the irrigated districts you will
And smaller farms, moro homes and nearer neighbors, closer
markots and moro progressive peoplo than you will find in any
section of tho country. '
n, s?? of a, rouJnd triP t0 tlllB wonderful valley Is less
than $30 from almost any important point in the country, but
an investigation of this opportunity NOW may mean the dif
ference in between fortune and failure to you. Why not loin
one of our excursions to these lands?
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