THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT,
FEBRUARY 26, 1903.
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Smoke Your
Heat
With a Brush.
The new method of Smoking meat
has come to stay. It has already
come and staid so long in many parts
of the country that there is no longer
any more thought of going back to
the old method than of returning to
the bid fashioned ox cart. Wherf you
nmoke your meat with our Modern
Meat Sm3ker, you accomplish all
that could possibly be done by the
old method and you accomplish some
thing that the old way does not ac
complish. The meat is better pro
tected BgniHst decay and against the
attacks of germs and insects. It
tastes better, it looks better, and it
will bring more money. TheJ old
method of smoking dries out; the
meat and reduces the weight. The
shrinkage is often one fifth, and this
runs into money when you consider
the amount of moat the average
farmer usually smokes. Our Modern
Meat Smoker is practically condensed
liquid smoke which can be applied in
a minute with n brunh or a sponge,
and that end the process. You run
no danger of losing by tire or theft,
and save both time and money. Our
Modern Meat Smoker is put up in
quart, bottles only. One bottle will
cover 250 to 300 pounds of meat.
- SAMPLES FREE
We have put up a number of free
samples and shall be glad to give you
one of them. If you are not willing
to try the smoker on all your meat
this year, try the sample at leasu and
make comparisons. x
We sell everything cheap $1 pat
ents are still G4, C9 and 7i)c.
Rings' Pharmacy
New Location I32I O Street.
Lincoln Hide Market
The Lincoln Hide & Fur Company.
92) R street, Lincoln, Nebraska, suc
cessors to S. J. Dobson & Co., quoto
te following prices, f. o. b. Lincoln.
- until further- notice: No. 1 green
salted hides, per lb., Cc, No. 2,
5c; bull3 and side branded, 5c;
t green hides lc lb. less than salt cured,
r horse and mule hides, large, each,
$2.35; small, 75c-$1.50; green sheep
pelts, each 40-75e; dry pelts. 5-8c per
lb.; dry flint butchered hides, per lb.
12-13c; dry fallen, weather beaten and
murrain hides ,per lb., 5-10c. Our clas
siil d fur list, together with little
booklet telling how to trap, skin
stretch and handle furs and hides to
obtiin the best . 'tilts, will be mailer
free to all upon request, also write for
tass and general information any time.
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Ir. Gordon's Tobacco
Specific' is CiUARA
Tf FD to cure nl! forms
of the tobacco habit in 30
days o money refunded.
U s PAI LHSS, HARfl
LESandf ERflANENT
Home treat nientjtio time
lost from business. It is
especially successful
where other so-called
cures have fiiiled. It
cure by eliminatinRthe
INlwOIINb and thus re
moves the cause, tfnd builds up the NERV0U5
and PHYSICAL .systems A guarantee to cure
in 30 days or return the botle wraps ani
get your money. Wraps on every bottle.
Thousands of testimonials prove the worth
of our t.ure. Write today for treatment on
the atove guarantee to the
J GORDON MEDIC NE CO., Lincoln, Neb.
Tobacco
' Cure.
'30 Days Treat
ment for
$2,
The legislature of the state of New
York has a queer tax bill just on the
point of pa3sage. The governor and
other party leaders are agreed upon
Its terms. It does away with all di
rect taxes for the payment.of state'
expences and substitutes a tax on real
estate conveyances, on all mortgages
and on Inheritances. It is estimated
that between six and seven millions
will be received from these three
sources. The tax is to be ten cents
upon every hundred dollar convey
ance, a half one 1 per cent on every
dollar of mortgages and one cent tax
on every dollar of Inheritance.
Why i3 it that liquor sellers respect
the license law of government and at
the, same time trample under foot and
spit upon municipal and state law. At
the present time, it Is reported there
are 'over thirty persons in the city of
Lincoln who have a government li
cense to sell liquor, but no state or
city license. Drunkenness, gambling
and prostitution are triplets of the
same family. The only way to enforce
the law against these vices is to offer
a reward of twenty-five dollars to any
detective who will find witnesses that
will convict the law-breaker. That is
the method of general government.
The waee-earners are still kicking
and striking for more pay and less
work. They don't seem to want the
government to take charge of the coal
mines, railroads and factories for then
they never could strike but once and
after that they would have to set
themselves to work and be satisfied
with their own earnings. It is re
ported that a majority of the labor
strikers are of foreign birth. They
are getting two or three times the
wages, at the same work, their friends
are eettine back in Europe. A girl
from Sweden had been back visiting
and when she returned declared she
could pay her passage both ways and
return with more money at tne en a 01
one year than she could earn there.
We Want
To Buy
Sweet Corn
We have a customer for several bushels of Sweet Corn. Can
use any variety Send us in a sample staling how much you
have and (if you know) name. We will pay a good price, enough
so it will pay you to bother. Can use it shelled or in ear.
We Want
To Sell
Alfalfa
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We have just! received a car load of extra fine Alfalfa. It was
grown in Utah. The experimental station here at Lincoln in-;
forms us that'Utah seed, w the best to sow. Get a sample. -Wq-;
are selling the. Fancy stock at per bu f-9 OQH
Choice...... ..$8 50 s
Catalogue of other seeds free. ' ' '.' "
Griswold Seed Go. $
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P. O. Box K, ' Lincoln, Neb.
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The Austrian parliament has ex
tended the right of suffrage to all the
women the same as to the men. These
advancements In Europe prove 'there
Is more superstition in America than
there is over there.
Columbian Beauty Seed Cora, the prpminm corn of the world. It took the premium
t the World s Fair. The Corn is snow white, large grain and small Cob, weighs 6o
Found to the Bushel, 3 tp 5 Ear to the Ma'k; grows from 350 to 300 tushoi to the
Acre. It is worth its weight in gold. The 6ied from which this Corn wasjrrown was
brought here from (ienoa, Italy, in 1890. by Col. Geo. biewers. The price of this yalua
ble Corn is, by mail, postngi pM, Hlf Pound 30c., One Peund 30c, Three Pound
$1 00, One Peck $3.50,111 Beshel $4.00. ( ne Bushel $7.90, Tw Biwfcels $12.04.
Erory package guaranleea'to gire satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded atone. I
refer yon to 8. E. gtevart. postmaster at this place, or to any reliable merchant. Order
today and be ready to plant wheu the season comes. The best is always the cheapest.
For a success, - 1 ' ' '
THE DAISY SEED FARM
Daisy, Forsyth Co., N. C.
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Forest Tree Seedlings
Burr, pine and chestnut oak; ash,
elm, black walnut, Russian mulberry,
sycamore, linden, box elder, yellow
rnt ton wood, soft maDlc. By the sin-
elG thousand, or in car lots. In size
from six inches to twenty-four, one
year s growth, same varieties from
six to twelve feet for parks or streets.
From one tree to car lota.
ROBT. W. FURNAS,
Brownville, Neb.
France, Germany and Russia have
raised their tariff on American goods
as high as our tariff is on 'their goods.
They admit goods of the same kind
from other countries at a much lower
rate. They can get all the bread and
beef they need from Canada, South
America, East India and Russia.
Equal justice is a noble principle.
One of the greatest gushing oil wells
has just been opened near Van Wert,
O. The oil is flooding the country. It
is being hemmed in by embankments.
Refined oil will now go up two cents
again.
A Texas company has leased a mil
lion acres of land in Canada, at two
cents an acre, for twenty-one years.
They are preparing to put up 300 miles
of wire fence this season. The land is
located in Assiniboine valley. Cattle
and sheep men are goixig where they
can rent and fence pa-lures. More
than a thousand men will be em
ployed. Canadians are men of sense.
We can well remember the conten
tions back in the thirties up to the
sixties in regard to the admission of
new states. A northern free state
had to be balanced by a southern slave
state. In fact every acre on this con
tinent purchased or in any way -an
nexed to the original independent ter
ritory had for its ruling motive the
extension of slavery. The slave own
er saw that white births and Europ
ean imigration was strengthening the
north much faster than the south.
When Missouri was admitted it was
done by a compromise to the effect
that the slave states would not ask
for any more slave territory north of
the south line of Missouri, and when
Kansas and Nebraska began to fill
up with northern settlers it was then
that our civil war was planted. There
is now the same feeling among the
millionaires of the east against the ad
mission of western states there was in
the south against the admission of free
Kansas and Nebraska. They know if
the four western territories are ad
mitted as states they will send eight
western senators and not one will be
a millionaire or in harmony with the
present eastern rule of our govern
ment If three are admitted now, they
know the Indian territory will soon
make another one. The senate was
the only part of our government the
slave-holders thought to control. So
it is today with the millionaires. They
know that western men cannot be
bought as easily as eastern men. The
THE ARLINGTON NURSERIES g
HAVE IN STOCK
500,0(50 Apple Trees, 125,000 Cherry Trees, 75,000 Plum Trees and a
complete line of small fruits, ornamentals, roses and evergreens.
s Our fruits won HIGHEST AWA1DS at Omaha in 1898, Paris, in
1900, and Buffalo in 1901. Location, one of the leading fruit districts '
of Nebraska. Immediate access to main lines of leading railroads; thus
the advantage of quick shipments. We make a speciality of hardy varie
ties which are adapted to Nebraska and the Northwest. Catalogue
mailed upon application.
MARSHALL BROS., Dept. C, Arlington, Nebr., Washington Co.
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RELIABLE SEED CORN
MADE FROM PHOTO OF OUR CATTLE KING COPN.
VflnQJlflf '0 A" upland Grow n on our own farms, 1902 crop. Guaranteed to grow where
lOllOufll w any corn will erow. Variet.e- include corn suitatlc ford ffeient climates and
localities. Corn especially Tred for cattle feeding purposes, yields from 60
to ir.o hn rpr acre- evprvbridv wants this varietv. Also a fine "vellow earlv
iuo-uay corn, p'endm yielder; als- a tine white variety, grows on while cob, etc. van
Bftiit's 5eed Corn never di'npn ints. Write for free Fan-pies and Circulars.
rVlZ W. W. Yansant fc Sons, tarrat, la.
Seed Corn IT;
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Ours have Btood the test of 50 years.
Send for Catalogue.
600 Acres. 13 Greenhouses. Established 1S62.
PHOENIX NUU8EKV COMPANY,
1850 Park St., Bloomlnfrton, Illinois.
$15.00 To Billings.
$20.00 Butte, Helena, Salt Lake and Ogden.
$22.50 To Spokane.
J25 Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco and
L03 Angeles, via tbe Burlington daily February
15tli to April 30th, 1903.
City Ticket Office
Cor Tenth and O Streets
Telephone No. 235
BurTngton Depot
7th St., between P and Q
Tel. Burlington 1290.
doctrine of" the west is equal laws for
all and all stand equal before the law.
If equal protection cannot be given to
all, certainly those not protected
should not be required to pay for pro
tecting others. It 13 so today, the
farmers of the west have to pay tar
iff on everything they buy, whether
made here or abroad, and at the same
time get not one cent benefit from
tariff themselves.
H. W .HARDY.