Nebraska. Independent
FEBRUARY 9, 1005
ficiency and great comparative cheap
ness of municipal' lighting, according
to the Tribune. Ever since 1883-the
city has owned En electric" plant for
lighting the Brooklyn bridge, and . it
Is found that this plant Is being main
tained and opei ated at an expense
which makes the cost of each arc light
on the bridge $58 annually, and each
incandescent lamp $10 annoually, com
pared 'With the $146 and $25 each, re
spectively, being charged the cily by
the private lighting, monopoly. This
Brooklyn bridge ghting plant more
overuses hard teal and pays its em
ployers higher wage3 than the private
lighting monopoiy which now holds the
city in its grasp.
The statehood bills have at last, after
these" many year3 of premises and
waiting, come to a vote in the senate.
They provide for two states only, New
Mexico and Arizona to be one, and the
Indian Territory and Oklahoma to con
stitute another. The matter is, to be
submitted to the voters in New Mexico
and Arizona and if both territories do
not agree to maKe one state out of
the two,then the thing is oft. The bill
for the admittance of Oklahoma and
the Indian Territory prohibits the sale
of intoxicating liquors for twenty-one
years and forever after thatrunless the
people vote to do away vvith the pro
hibition.' '
That senatorial fight stiil goes on in
Missouri with no prospect of a termi
nation." Neidrinfhaus got the caucus
nomination of the republican party and
. insists that the members of the legis
lature must be "regular" and vote 'er
straight, or not have a senator at all.
' The action of the house cn the prop
osition to regulate rates, stop dis
criminations and rebates 13 just what
one would expect" from this congress.
A bill has been prepared that does not
amount? 'to a hill, of beans" and is to
be puiythrough the house under t the
old Reed rules. No amendment will be
aliowand-the billys to go through
ju3t a it has been prepared. Some lit
tle time has been allowed for debate, so
that .railroad congressmencan jnake
themselves solid with their constitu
ents by' circulating a their speeches
among them under a free frank. In
these speeches thsy will rake the rail
road craft frojn stem to stern and punc
ture the old hulk fuller of holes than a
sieve. "7 But nothing will be done to
curb theTapacity of the railroad cor
porations. After the bill is passed with
a whoop and;a .yell, tit, will go over to
the senate and never appear again.
That is the sum total of what this con
gress will da about rebates and rates
on, the V railroads; '. The" "fine t speeches
made, will keep - all tJhe mullet heads in
line, and theywill march ..up ' to the
polls and v voteer straight ' as usual.
Then after the election, they will howl
about the railroad corporations in the
old way and the pops will look on and
laugh.
- The deficit amounts to over $0,000,000
for last month, and $28,600,000 for the
fiscal year to date, compared ' with a"
surplus for the same time last year of
$1,640,000. Taxeaf have not been re
duced, and are yielding well ; it is the
expense account-which is. doing the
business. And that militarism which
the president makes merry over is re
sponsible for thes welling expense ac
count. -
A correspondent of the London
Times who has ben on the Isthmus in
vestigating affairs?, asserts - that the
army of the" Panama republic consists
of twenty officers and three" privates.
The Panama army is a world-beater in
the" relation of officers to men.
effective educational force for revolu
tionary socialism and , a fearless and
open advocate of cleaa socialist poli
tics and publicity in essential party
affairs la acknowledged by socialists
acquainted with the general party situ
aton. At the present time certain pol
icies are obtaining strength and be
coming powerful in, the socialist party
which are dangerous to Its health and
destructive to its; true mission' as the
party of the working class."
The superintendent of the municipal
lodging house in New York saysjnat
there are 40 per cent more idle men in
the city than at this time last year;
and'the superintendent of the Bowery
mission, in a letter to the New York
Sun, says that his experience not only
confirms this, but justifies him in say
ing that there have never before been
so many idle men In the city at one
time.
SERIOUS HEART DISEASE
IS
The Eminent Specialist, Dr. Franklin
Miles Succeeds After 5 to 30
Physician Failed.
$3 50 WORTH OF TREATMENT FREE
Heart diseases which a few years ago were in
curable now readily yield to treatment. Short
breath, pain in the side, oppression in the chest,
palpitation, smothering spells, weak or irregular
pulse, puffing of the ankles or drops-y. whether
complicated with stomach, liver and nervous
troubles or not, can be speedily relieved-and
soon cured.. Dr. Miles gives J2.60 worth oi
treatment free, to prove its wonderful power!.
His treatments are specially prepared to suit
each patient. They relieve the worst cases in a
dav and quickly cure.
These treatments are the result of 25 years of
close study, careiul research and extraordinary
success. They are lar in advance of the medi
cines used by the ordinary doctor and lew show
such faith in their remedies. Everv sufferer
should Uke advantage of this opportunity be
fore it is too late. .
Hon. John Gates, ex-representative of Iowa,
atter ten years of suffering trom heartrslomach
and bladder troubles says; "I lose noopportun
ltv to advocate Dr. Miles' Special Treatment. I
am better now than tor ten year, which I at
tribute solely to his skillful treatment."
Mrs. Mary A. Bradeen, ol Rapids Me., writes:
"I consider your heart treatment worth-its
weight in gold tome. You nave saved myliie
alter others failed." .
Philip Metz, of Jackson Center, O., reports: "I
had heart trouble for fifteen year and was very
near death's door when I commenced vour
Special Treatment. I now reel well and vVork
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Mrs. August Kronck, of Ifuntinpton, Ind.,!
cured after thirty physicians failed; Mrs Flora
Graetor, of Bristolvflle, O , alter twenty-two;
Mrs. R. Parker, of Mishawaka. Ind.. altpr six
teen; Mrs. H. E. Oolepf Pittsburg, Pa., after six,'
ana wrs. -x, nums, oi iuusor, u., anernve
rave het up. ' " .
A thousand references to and testimonials'
from bishops, clergymen, Dan kers,smrmers and
their wives will be sent free on request.
Send at once for Chart, Pamphlet and Free
Treatment to Franklin Miles, M. D. 1,1 b
Dept. H.Grand Dispensary, 601 to 6U Main St.,
Elkbuct, Ind. ,-,
The conspiracy of the corporations
and' public' utility companies out , in
Colorado to seat Peabody, who was de
feated by about 10,000 majority, seems
to, be collapsing. The plan was to
throwv out ninety precincts in Denver
which gave large Adams majorities and
to do that certain writing experts were
called in and given the ballot boxes.
The "experts" picked out from these
ballot boxes hundreds of I allots which
they, declared were fraudulent and writ
ten by one man, and the plan wa3 to
throw out alL these precincts and de
clare Peabody elected. The Adams men
have taken these so-callec fraudulent
ballots and sent for the voters who
have come in by the score, picked out
their ballots from those deciared fraud
ulent, and testifies under oath that
they were the ballots that they cast
This has gone to so great an extent
that the "experts" are a laughing stock
and the whole scheme seems to be on
the point of collapsing. . ,
The Nebraska rouse passed the bill
aimed at the" Christian Scientists. It
is simply a freak piece of legislation
that is a disgrace to every man who
voted for it. Wherever that sort of pa
ternalism has been tried if has been a
failure. The courts would never stand
for it: The idea ttat this nest of rail
road agents at i he Nebraska capital
should undertake to direcc the citizens
of Nebraska what kind of religion they
shall practice and what kiad of healing
agencies shall be ; denied is going
to the extreme in paternalism. ' This is
a free country ani no man can be en
forced to take drugs by law. If he
wants to die or get well without drugs,
that is his .inalienable right. Presi
dent Schurman of Cornell university
said in a speech last week: "We have
today our Christian Science and our
faith cure, by means of which we see
one man - exerting , great powers over
both the minds end bodies of others.
Who can say what great influence
Jesus Christ mignt not have ; had in
tionformity even with the laws of na
ture over the binds and bodies of
men?"
There seems to be a tig row on
among the socialists,- Last week's Ap
peal to Reason was wholly given over
to it. It appears that some socialist
connected' with tha national headquar
ters has issued a pamph;et giving a
history of Wayland and his paper. It
is shown that the office A'as run for a
long time as a scab office, a regular
"sweat shop" as Ricker Eays. Then
there was a'striko or a walk out, then
some sort of a fix up and all the hands
went back. Now appears that Way
land, who is getting old, has been deed
ing his property to hi3 children instead
of making a common fund out of it as
was promised and expected. Another
charge is that JWayland has been en
gaged in "cut threat competition" with
the other socialist papers, sending out
his paper at 25 cents a year when he
ought to have charged SO cenjs or a
dollar and have given the papers of
small circulation a chance. There are
some other charges about printing dis
creditable advertisements. ; In connec
tion with this, a socialist paper printed
in Seattle, annoui-ces that it will re
move to Toledo, Ohio, its announce
ment begins with the following signifi
cant sentences: "The ne'a for a so
cialist paper that will act both as an
A meat packer under vo injunction
don't seem to be different from any
other criminal who is -out of jail. In
junctions don't -sem' to work when ap
plied to the beet trust or Santa Fe
railroad. They were invented to apply
to the poor and not to the rich.
There i3 a revolution: down ln-Argen
tina. Teddy will have to send some
warships, marines and collectors down
there, if he is to keep up his reputa
tion as an "international ronstable."
Cigarette and '
Tobacco.llablt
CURED'FREE IN ONE DAV v.
tacn or me undersigned, tor himself, ireeiy
and voluntarily certifies as follows:
I herehv eertifv thtt I wait mmrtlntpfv itnA
permently cured of the tobacco habit by a free
aaniple package of Tobacco-Specitie, more than
a year Ago. I have positively disliked toburco
ever in.s I look the sam ple, have not used any
in imy form, and my health has been better
than it was before. I state these fuels freely and
voluntarily, homing other victims of the tobacco
habit will luofit by my experience.
Rev. C. H. Veale, Branlen, La.
H. H. Brnyton, I'epperwood, Cal. '
Leonard J. Stafford, Ripley, Maine., , , , , '
W, H. Emerson, Belmont, Mo.
(h W. Kdaros, Box MO, Glenwivod, Wis. ..
G. VV. Palmer, Ccdcr Bluff. Ala.
James M. Ward, Southern Hotel, Chicago, IFL
Frank Kannan, Glenwood, W. Va.
James Burt Brown, Colorado, Tex.
Susan I More, fanta Rosa, Mo.
R.tjoff y, S2G Frank 8t. Chattanooga, Tenn,
trrie Tiles, Genoa. Florida.,
W. J. Kitchens, Ft. Smith, Ark.
R C. Duncan, Union Mills, N. C.
W. H, Hill. 8pinks. Kemper Co.. Miss. .
W. V. Kohlhepp, Walnut Port, Pa.
Mrs. Allle Fletcher. Brakeblll, Tenn.
James Robertson, Berwrn, 111.
Ghas. DuOote, Rlohmond, Mo.
Henry S. llobson, Greensbore, Ala.
Gilbert Broom, Dallas, N. C.
M, G. Dewttt, Tucker, Ind. Ter.
M. Kujawsky, El Rio, Calif.
John V. Kenady, Mlngus, Tex.
These people and hundreds of others In all
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tobacco Iih bit by free sample packages of Tobacco-Specific.
It is a harmless, practically tasteless
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will cure all forms of tobacco, cigarette or
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Do not wait. - ?
HARMESSon
HORSE COLLARS
The Standard Oil multi-millionaire,
Lockhart of Pittsburg undertook to cut
off one of his daughters with a few
thousand becaus3""she married against
his will. Then it was ai'nounced in
the other papers that the other sons
and daughters had generously agreed
to divide the estate equally among all
the children. The facts are tbat the
disenherited daughter, Mrs. Flower, be
gan a suit which would have brought
the whole matter into court. As soon
as Rockefeller heard of that, he rushed
his confidential agents to Pittsburg to
have the thing stopped. It was repre
sented 10 the hejrs that if that thing
got into court and the means by which
this fortune was accumulated wa3 pub
lished just at this time when the peoplo
were excited abon; trusts, It might end
in dissipating the whole fortune and do
inculculable damage to all the Stand
ard Oil interests everywhere. The re
sult of it wa3 that Mrs.l Flower got
$30,000,000 turned over to her and the
suit was dismissed.
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1321 O St.
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tin Arff Pnrm
This farm lays In Red-; Willow coun
ty near .McCook. 120 acres under cul
tivation; - all fenced; 280. acres-, of
smooth land; 4-room frame house,
well, windmill, and cistern, old barn
and sheds; good road to town. Price
$3,800, one-half cash and balance, on
time. Rented for this year for $300
in advance which will "be refunded to
purchaser , if sold soon. , From the din-
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McCook by day or its 1800 electric
lights by night. ;Here is an oppor
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A club of five from your neighbor
hood would make the editor feel good.
