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VOLUME 13, NUMBER 13
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Power. Original Binder
F.ngine Saves a Team,
Operate to pnrforllon under all
condtlloni). no fnlturu to cut on
account of "nkltldlnif." llorsoa
Implydrawmachlno. WolHhlun
riorawllid. At laclic to any binder
and liKolnglutousoavflry where.
Ma to too a day rutin It. For
all (arm uses. Got cataloguo.
CtJSIIMAN MOTOR WORKS'
2024 N St., Lincoln, Nebraska
Xoxqsb Land
ON FIFTEEN YEARS' TIME.
! trim In ib, 40, HO and IfiO-acre (ricti, tiorlh of Houston, (n
the I'umoiik Smulieivt Trias Co.itt Country, at 30 tu J.15 an
acre, trllliig on trmm ol f t.SO an acre cash and liaUncc In
payments itinnlni; 1) year, I'otscsilon at once. Kallroad
through land) ttorr, pofctoflkc and station, fertile soil
products nioney-innklntr staple crops ot corn, cotton, pota
joes, reaniu, canr, ai well as truck ami fruit crop that net
f 100 to 1(00 an acre Mild climate! two truck oops a) ear)
ftplendld liov and rattle Loiiutryt pure water, ample rainfall
no Irrigation nrrdedi (food markets. Greatest cppnrfnnlty
oxer offered tlm renter, young men, those who want more
land, and liivrttots, to set a real (arm not a truck patch.
Sale Juki npriied. Write today lor tree maps, plan and Illus
trated tlleralure. '. I. I'MIIUK, Onnar, SMS Hrt JSatloiiiO
Hank Jlulldlnr, llotitlvn, Triat.
MINNESOTA
LAND
Bcvornl npwlnl ImrtmttiH to ollVr boforn nootl'nic
tlinu. Uootl Jtrtl lilvor Valloy I.hikI in Mluno
Kntn: opptrprnlrlo, Koil noil, iio utoni's, nil tlllnblo.
Rood wntor, vtdl locnloil. Prices $2li to I U) por ncro.
Agonta antl buyer write tin for pnrtlcularu.
John H. Boyd Land Co,,
Crookston, Minnesota
RAISE THEM WITHOUT MILK.
BOOKLET FREE.
NEBRASKA SEED COMPANY, OMAHA, NED.
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$J Per Month
Hi" Buys This
Visible Oliver
Typewriter
NOTHING DOWN
FREE TRIAL
Les Than Agents' Prices
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home or office. Shipped on opproral. Use It without
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Visible Ollrer machine. Uuylnjr from us savrs the agency
profits other have paid. Our booklet it worth sending
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Tjpowrltoro DlatrluutliiK Syndicate
ICO luN. IMichlk'unlUvd., OhleuKO
WASHINGTON NEWS
Tho democratic national congres
sional conimltteo will bo reorganized
April 9th. Representative Lloyd of
Missouri, askod to bo relieved as
chairman of tho committee
Comto Raoul do Saint Phalle,
chancollor of tho French embassy,
died aftor an Illness of two months,
lie has been connected with the em
bassy for eighteen years, was fifty
eight years old and unmarried.
Tho war department has issued an
order forbidding tho practico of tho
"third degreo" In tho examination of
enlisted men suspectod of military
offonses and a recent circular pro
hibiting officers from asking incrimi
nating questions of prisoners under
examination has called forth serious
objections. Officers insist tho order
is calculated to Injuro tho servico by
depriving tho examining authorities
of opportunity to learn tho truth.
Tho department, however, adheres to
tho principle of relieving a man from
tho obligation to incriminato him
self, though it has modified tho
original circular by striking out tho
statement that "a falsehood told in
answer to such questions will not
bo mado tho subject of trial."
A telegram to tho Pittsburgh Dis
patch says: Reports that charlatans
in various sections of tho country
claiming to havo some of Dr. P. F.
Frlodmann's tuberculosis vaccino
culture had mulcted victims of tho
disease, wore called to tho attention
of the public health service. Dr.
Friodmaim, in Now York, declared
that no ono in this country had re
ceived any of his culturo baccilli ex
cept tho government health officials,
and Surgeon General Bluo declared
that absolutely none of this had been
distributed.
Following is an Associated Press
dispatch: Willis L. Moore, chief
of the United States weather bureau,
issued tho following storm state
ment: "No offlclal report of tho storm at
Omaha has been received, owing to
tho failure of telegraphic servico in
that region. Undoubtedly tho great
loss of lifo at Omaha was occasioned
Bargain in Choice.
Well-Located East
ern Nebraska Farm
A fino farm near Lincoln 1G0 acres. Now buildings, com
plete; modern, up-to-date improvements for a horse, cattle or hog
farm; 3& miles of heavy woven wire fonco with steel posts. Splen
did new barn and shed; now hog housos; new poultry house; un
limited amount of pure water; new silo. Farm includes alfalfa,
upland hay, pasture and plow land. Entire farm fenced and crossed
fenced with hog-tight and mule-proof fencing. Located 2 miles
from fitroot car line. Immediate possession can bo given. Any one
desiring to move near Lincoln or to purchase a highly improved
farm at a reasonable price
Address Desk B, Commoner Office,
Lincoln, Neb.
by one of a series of violent local
storms or tornadoes over that region
in connection with a general storm
area of low barometer that was cen
tral over Colorado.
"Conditions were so threatening
that this ofllco regarded it necessary
to cause warning of shifting, gales
over tho plains states and the upper
Mississippi valley.
"A tornado is a violent, revolving
local storm of small diameter and
great intensity, not often being more
than a few hundred yards in
diameter, or traveling a straightway
path of more than fifty miles in
length. The winds, however, in such
whirls have been estimated to ex
ceed 200 miles an hour.
"Tho general storm that caused
these violent disturbances is now
over the great lakes and moving
down the St. Lawrence vallev.
"The following are the most
destructive storms of this class of
which thero is a record:
"St. Louis storm of May 27, 1896,
when more than 400 lives were lost
and property to tho value of more
than $12,000,000 was destroyed.
"March 27, 1890, at Louisville,
when 113 persons were killed and
property to the value of $2,500,
000 was destroyed.
"May 7, 1840, in Adams county,
Mississippi, when 31-7 lives were
lost, and acraln in tho Hjvmn noimfv i
June, 1842, when 500 lives were lost.
"The storm at Galveston, Sept. 8,
1900, when 9,000 lives wero lost,
was not of this class it "was a West
Indian hurricane."
The democrats have now six votes
to spare in the United States senate.
PROPER LEADERSHIP ESSENTIAL
TO SUCCESS
Nashville Tennessean: The demo
crats of the United States senate
acted wisely and performed a great
and diBtlnct public service when they
selected Senator John W. Kern, of
Indiana, as floor leader.
The reason the selection is a wise
one, and tho roason It is an import
ant public service Is because, In tho
if. p ' Senator Korn Is able and
efficient, and, In tho second place,
ho is in full and thorough sympathy
with the dominant sentiment of the
senate. He is not only capable of
acceptably performing the functions
of tho station, but he is heart and
!?m0P J110? Principles and policies
which reflect the will of the majority
of the senate and of the people of
tho country.
It would havo been an act of folly
on the part of the democrats for them
to have selected a reactionary for
their floor leader, as that would
wmfiH G hgatedKa powor t0 Wm which
- MVJ omjouuer ui a vital
advantage. lUi
Senator Kern is a Wilson-Bryan-Jefferson
democrat.
This means everything to the pro
gress ve democracy of the nation.
This means that he applauds, and
indorses the new birth of democracy
and tho coming of prowessi
methods and measures; Ct h b
loves in the rule of the people and
in constitutional representative gov
ernment. b v
It is well that such a man as Sena-
?r Kor 7Ith h,s launch convic
tions and determined purposes hn
been placed in the lead, but mn
than the selection of this man must
be dono to Insure the absolute and
. ..www unm ui. me cause of
Idemocraoy and humanity. in all)
places of vantage where a vital ser
vice is to be performed only those
men should be placed who are de
pendable and who are heartily in har
mony with the majority in congret-s
and who aTe anxious to reflect tho
will of tho people.
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MUTUAL BU00IES are recoenlscd ererrwherc at
standard prorcn the bear. Only line guaranteed for
5 years. Solddirectcuttingout middlemen's profits
and saving you $25.00 to $45.00 on each buggy.
This Fine Model &4Q A Retails
Style G.L. Only -Jw atf 55.00
Delivered Price pn request.
Other styles hare twin auto and triple auto seats,
with automobile top. Abo Surreys, Spring Wagons,
Farm Wagons, Farm Trucks, etc All at lowest
wholesale pricesSent on approral Guaran
teed topleascorrourmoney bm.cU.,
MUTUAL HARNEAS !. ., k- - ..-
matket-mado ol .highest grade pure leather sold
direct ai a savins 01 v lo DUyo,
ffULLX UUAKATIifXU.
Single buggy harness $5.85
per set up; double, $14.10
up:workharness.S19.00up.
indav far FHEF. Taluk on A
ueuTBrea rricei.
Mutual Carriage 4 Harness Mfg. Co..
Station 44T P..I Q T nt.Ta III
orSta. 44D 27 E. Monroe St.. Chicago. 111!
Reference-'
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Pop Corn
Best for home
use; crisp, ten
der, delicious.
People without
teeth can eat it.
It melts In tho
mouth like a
chocolate. Will
send large pack
age of seed this
variety of Pop
Corn, postpaid,
on receipt of 20c.
Stamps not
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plain. Address,
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It, P. D. No, 40
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Without Operation
, ,W? ,,ow 60-Day Test
Entirely at Own Rlak-te Prove It
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enough to stand such a lonVaBd
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ao more be al!ol f V u,t by drugstores should
n,l7L?e?tofit trusses thaa to r,fo oru.n.jn.
teuiVes are sold underfIkh,,T; ho,w oW'wJloaed worthless
b.ut OwcTre a4d aS eadlng aames. Tells all
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