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Big Discount to Reduce Our Enormous Stock Before
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If you intend building a house, barn.granary or corn crib we want to give you an
J estimate on your lumber, shingles, windows, doors, and mill work. It will cost you roth
iD to got our prices and wo can save you money, carrying, a3 we do, a large stock at
J Lincoln, and having the most complete planing mill in the state. We make water tanks
of all kinds, store flxtures-in fact everything that can be made in this line. No matter
J where you live write us for prices of goods delivered at your station.
Wo invite a visit and personal inspection of our lumber at our yards, 700 0 street
J and of our planing mill and equipment at 21st and Y streets.
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If you cannot Call, your Order by Mail will receive
Prompt and Careful Attention & &
Wo Brown
Liimber Go.
700 0 STREET, LINCOLN, NEBR.
IOWA WPUUSTS
linli.it of 1 1t I'aopU'l I arty In low
lliuuld lmw Tkair Straogth at lb
I'alls Nit Taaiday
The fonirHt in Iowa this year Is a
M'siMimI affair, there loins little
taibi of ih,. re-election of Governor
Cummins, the republican nominee. Hut
jMinT Cuvi rnor Cummins or Mr,
Siilllvnn, tin- democratic, nominee,
" all U cliM-iod, Ih a matter of no par
tlcntnr tiiii. ru to Iowa populists,
'..py hnvo their own candidate. Hon.
H. Weller of Nashua, aud should
It may he urged that Mr. Sullivan la
J tfxnl man, an ardent supporter of
Hryan, ami nil that; hut the fact
"mnliN that he was nominated by a
i"nv niioii dominated by the same
of men who control the republi
cs!: party the hlir eniiltnllqiu nn,1 rnr-
PrHtiotH oa opposed to the farmers;
.me plat form upon which he Is
"'ini! his i-ampalKn has been aptly
wmh-I?,,.,! hy Mr. Hryan as "a cow-
"V Platform, pnrtly good." There Is
' m the situation whleb should
populist to vote the demo
mmi tirt-,.. i'(Th,m the republican
"''Nat!., ,lliiy lm tt uttlo" more fu''y
'oipurauon eontroj than are
" mino.rtiu candidates but pop
" art' not required to choose be-
iu r "vl,s: Thy hav(' 'antll
t( ."' ,,u'ir own. wholly untram
ti.u .'"V corporation leading
" I standing upon a popnl'st
""""i: ,.nt. ,f the Old Guard of pop-
k neen tried ana nasi not
" tn'ih,!
It
uanthtR.
t :l LmKt k .1 m
.., i mi. nioiirrn 01 io-ii-
W V. ohu an,, ,hl,r
, ipMlUts of Iowa, In per-
fcci". ''" 'lKv',rl'"lon of the pMplf's
. ,lv 'i" tl.'Imi.'rMlM u.. i..uitli'..l
t iiiuliTHtiuulinc of the
liil.tw whl.h i-W.. rU.. ill
' 1 ' itii'ntH. With the detiKt
' 1,1 ilUorte.l from t-orpoiai on
. ' and ut intltn tmic-"r-
"rv.in for the treat -m-t
opptiMHt to the bits capl
no reHHun for the
" ! A" t'te atandhiK fr
' ' 1 llen.'V, W Otlisht Hot
1 ' " 'heir loot lie. Th'-V l'l
. '' 1 I thy believed to
I 'l,t.
' ' a rU-hi to rrltl. i... irlr
-.liledneM. Tl.ev eoaiiN-.l
r hunt ,( mippoolui; tbii
' wtmld $lve up ifteir
tl-tiii ratlv jurty wiltj-
out a flKht. Here In Nebraska, the
liniiin of Mr. Hrvflu. and locicallv the
place of all ol Iters one miKht expect.
immediate absorption or tne peoples
nnrtv hv the deniocratle. the DOlUtlistS
have persistently maintained their
own party organization, noiwunstanu
lng they Joined hands with the demo
ci'&ls In every campaign since iyji.
In Iowa, no sooner had the people
niiriv prininletclv dlwlntecrated. and
(ieneral Weaver, Mr, Kobb and others
had pone bodily into the democratic
party, than that party was captured by
the aRfiits of the big capitalists and
irpudiated the Kansas i;uy piatrorm
Tlm tuna n foretaste of what Donul-
Ifcta mav pxnect. next vear eSDCcinlly
If they permit their party organization
to bo ansoriicd. it is stmpiy nistory
rrppntlnc Itself. Everv third Darty
oiganlzation which grew up because
there was no sreat party representing-
the economic inierests or me commou
pr-oplo, has been Killed off tn substan
tlnlly the same manner by tne demo
ciattc party.
The reason for this Is that the re
publican party is openly ana noor
lcufly the aj;cnt of the hig capitalibts
as It has been secretly ever since
1M.8. Confident or us power to noou
v ink and fool all the people all the
time. It now makes no hypocritical
pietensions of standing for anything
but the big corporate interests, mil
tltfe interests fear the result If the
democratic party should openly and
honently throw down the gage of bat
tle and without anv haU-heartednss
efiouse the cauce of the c minon pco-
pie S.i they endeavor 10 now eium-
cnt coMtrol of tr.e democratic party
to cause its defeat at tne pons wnen
a man lil e Mr. Hryan U noml
m ied, or a si ill more waning de'eat
v I oi s'leh a la in aa Mr. Cleveland ix
nominated.
Keneite.l peltence demonstrates
the fi't'liiv of ee.iini; relief from
the .tort ioua of the bltf capitalists
H Ihe nn.ls of either or tne ot.l par
vh..neer the denioi rat le vn-
fiMut.' n'i.1 pl.i'f'rm are richf. the
c.rpoMtUiu M, I of Itie r"V U.'ieim
ih, ti.Vet. When wrotiiT. tb remitt
in ,!.. Ion N 1'if" a woi'fe dereat.
( l.nr-. IM U:mer tmt
... i - n antihunt e'-e than f
e rottf' ,"r 'lho reinhii.an in.
t-Vemlnv it.. tr. re U t' '
r tce ii'i t 1 ' .
tr,t I ,"' ,h, v"'1 ,'k
,vrtv niiMK ine orctiii-.i....... -
1 ' .. .. iher prill
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cirul or agent, can ever become a
member of the party; and so that
nothing but a straight-ahead, middle-of-the-road
course will be possible.
Hon. L. II. Weller of Nashua. Ia.,
the populist candidate for povernor of
that state, was born in Connecticut,
1j?3, of German. Welsh, Irish, and
French stock of ancestry. At his
mother's knee he learned the alpha
let. Attended common Bthool; then
the state normal at New Uritain, and
Rfierward the iiterary institute at S;if
ficld. He then taught in the common
t-chools and in a private- normal for
the preparation of young men and
women as teachers.
He removed to Iowa In 1858, where
ho has since resided. He is a practi
cal farmer and for many years has
been Identified with, Iowa agriculture,
both experimental and practical. For
n any years also he was editor and
proprietor of the Farmers' Advocate,
which was published at Waterloo un
til the corporatlonists Bought to drive
him from the field by their well
krown tactics. This summer marked
the approaching end of a long siege of
lawsuits forced upon him to recover
Ms printing plant from the hands of
Us enemies.
Mr. Weller was Independent candi
diite for state senator In 1877. being
supported by the grange and other in
dependents, and was defeated by a
small majority in a big republican dis
trict. In 18S2 he defeated Thomas l'p-
degraff. the republican nominee for
congress In the Fourth Iowa district,
although prior to that the normal re
publican majority over all opposition
vas about 8 000. Mr. Weller won by
747 votes. He was renominated in
184 and received 3.379 votes more
than he did two years before yet the
republican returning board counted fn
Us republican opponent by -M ma-
jtrtty.
Mr. Weller opened his present cam
paign in a speech at Albia. taVing for
his text, "Money and Taxation." He
ttf.owed that the money question is
the almlchfy, overshadowing one; that
equitable state and hh-ui taxation
t mes m-xt; and thst the tariff come
tiftt. He urgtd that the fanners or
(he I'nited State have the power to
0. Htroy etery trust that In now ai-
Mrbim; the wealth or tne wori.i, u
Ihev will only unite pea-eahlv and
Unfully at the ballot Pox and there
Illicit their totet for meamiren rath-
than for wre men, tcaime men
lav fait; but rli-ht mature, n-ver.
1h Indeprtideitt hoK tlt rbe re-
turn from lo4 BeU tue.iay may
DRUGS
-AT-
Wholesale Prices.
One or & iloren. f-'mue price. Atl.1 I'm lot
lioxins mid druyagc outside ol Lincoln.
$1 JVruna tic
?1 Kilmer's Swamp Knot '. Mc
Sfw CHKtorla (cenulne) 24c
60s i-yrtip ol FIr ysks
2w liromo yuinliic... ..!lhc
2hc Alle.oek's l'tirmn I'lHstcrs l:io
2hc ( arter'a l.lttle l.tver Tills lfo
2.W Jlennen's Talcum I'ottder lftc
1 Coke's Dantlrutl Cure .' 7vo
25c Allen's Foot Ease lye
II Ultimo Seltzer .....7m
Jl Kooth's Hvomel Mic
$1 Hosteller's Bitters 7'ic
2ne Tacker's Tnr Siap Vic
hi Ilx Tonic Tablets
Mic Hosloni's Arid l'bos KUc
fl Ayer's Hair Tonic 711c
i'aie Ouiepa Oil $tc
81 Malliiie Preparations ' 7jc
We Kadway'a Rellet , ..sic
2fie l'ear'9;iyeerine Soap ..VMS
20e Tear's l usceme.i Sp te
It 8evtn Sisiera' llair (irower 1'jc
LlyfORS.
t DudT's Malt W hiskev.qt ?9c
H Idler's Malt Whiskey. it Slc
jl Vine Spring Malt W iiiskev, qt ".)c
$2 Old rreniias Kyc. lswl, qt' 1.49
J2 Old Prentiss Hourbou, lrj$, t 51 jki
f2 (OiKenhetrorr Kye, qi f, 49
11.75 Did Uerinilae Rye, qt 1.2fi
si.iix.mu crow nourooti. qi jft
li.Micnu nine, qi ytk:
WINKS.
2 Imported Sherry, qt fl 49
ll.'! frondukuolt Sherr, qt !c
tl.;i) Iromiukiiiiil Perl, ql
H..t Cuiau Ij. ut 9c
1 (allJorula Vines, qt I'M
MALTA
2V Pest Tontr lne
2f' wtillis Tenlo lK!
2hr Kiir Tunic 1
2;k' ilall Nutritii) p'e
2Se iN-litieKler' Tenlo I
2jC llenplUi IoUIC j
RIGGS,
The Drug Cutter.
IStt O St., t.lar.la, N.b.
tow a bis vote fo Mr, Weller and
the entir f'Pullft Mtr ticket. The
lesult eannut b chained this year,
whether that vnte lw eroat or small;
tut If a pood hi vote te cast for l.e
populist tandhlates. It will not otily
a retiut.e Ut de.noi ratlc two-f:ii etln
tut aNn art ici-tplratl n 10 the farm-rs
f Iowa to uni'e and drive th nioi.ey
t hauler out of the temple.