APRIL 27, 1903
PAGE 20
&e Nebraska. Independent
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A. D. 20C0
(Cleveland Leader.)
Give me a spoon of oleo, ma,
And the sodium alkali,
For I'm going to make a pie, mamma!
I'm going to make a pie.
For John will be hungry and tired, ma,
And his tissues will decompose;
So give me a gram of phosphate,
And the carbon of cellulose.
Now give me a chunk of caseine, ma,
To shorten the thermic fat,
And give me the oxygen bottle, ma,
And look at the thermostat.,
And If the electric oven Is cold,
Just turn it on half an ohm,
For I want to have the supper ready
As soon as John comes home.
St. Louis brewers agree to Sunday
closing, but demand that the law be
enforced against all business.
The Union Pacific Railroad company
Is building a double track line between
Kansas City and Topeka and large
forces of men are now at work grad
lag and laying the ties and rails for
the extra track in Wyandotte county.
A new freight and passenger station Is
to be built at Armstrong "in Kansas
City. Kan., at which all trains will
stop as the new Kansas law requires.
Much damage was done at the beach
resorts near New York by a severe
Btorm that swept over Northern New
Jersey, South New York and Connec
ticut on the 21st. Lightning and wind
destroyed property at Coney Island,
where preparations are making for the
summer season.'
The collapse of the Gates wheat deal
in Chicago resulted in a drop of about
ton cents a bushel in prices of good
wheat in the Kansas City market last
Friday.
Four men' were asphyxiated and
three others are in a dangerous con
dition as the result of the breaking of
a gas main at the Edgar Thomson
Steel works at Pittsburg. '
The central company of the journal
ists' organization composed of many
Of the most celebrated Russian writ
ers, has adopted a resolution of sym
pathy with the mother of Ivan Kale
ieff, condemned to death as the assas
sin of Grand Duke Sergius, expressing
the hope that the time will soon arrive
when Russian mothers will no longer
be obliged to sacrifice their sons in
the struggle for liberty.
almost unexpectedly, the Immediate
cause being the breaking of the ab
scess which had formed in the right
lung and which produced strangula
tion. He had been a senator for twenty-six
years.
Superintendent O'Brien of the Ne
braska fish hatcheries has just arrived
In Gretna, from Bay State, Mich., with
15,000,000 pike eggs. These are to be
taken in a special fish car to South
Bend and be incubated with 6,000,000
more. The young fish are to be plant
ed in the streams of Nebraska during
the next month.
- Yielding to the personal solicita
tions and representations of President
Loubet of France, and" the leaders of
the government that his retirement
would be a serious national peril at
this time, M. Delcasse today advised
Premier Loubet that he would recon
sider and withdrew his resignation as
foreign minister.
. The contrast in the trend of opinion
in Sweden and Norway with regard
to the question at issue between the
two countries is becoming more and
more marked. The Norwegian press
now lays less stress on Norway's
claim to perfect equality within the
union, and more on its aspirations
towards absolute independence, ad
mitting more openly that the consular
question is a means to this end. On
the other hand, in the Swedish press
and the public meetings which have
been held regarding the matter all
over the country, emphasis is laid
on the necessity of maintaining the
union in the interest of both coun
tries, and it is urged that every con
cession should be made to Norway
which is compatible with a common
dynasty and unity in foreign policy.
The arrival of more than 12,000 im
migrants in . New York harbor alone
within eighteen hours, calls attention
once more to the unprecedented rate
at which the country is filling up with
old world fortune-seekers.
' Orville Hitchcock Piatt, United
States senator from Connecticut, died
nt his Rummer home in Washington.
his native town, at 8.53 o'clock on the
21st from pneumonia. The end came
as
GREEN GABLES
The Dr. Benj. F. Bailey Sanato
rium, Lincoln, Neb. Largest, best
equipped and most beautifully
furnished. In the suburbs of
Lincoln, this institution for the
medical and surgical treatment of
all non-contagicus diseases, pre
sents the ideal, in its nursing
corps, its massage, its electrical
equipments, its bath department,
physical culture, dietetics and, in
fact, everything which goes to
make up a scientific yet homelike
institution . A delightful place in
which to get well and learn how
to keep well.
Nothinghas yet been heard of the
expected collision between the Rus
sian and Japanese fleets. The Rus
sian ships have been driven by the
protest of Japan out of the Kamranh
bay which indents the shore of
French Indo-China, and fighting will
inevitably begin soon.
Grover Cleveland, in the Ladies'
Home Journal's current number, at
tacks woman's clubs, whose objects
and intents, he declares, are not only
harmful, but harmful in a way that
menaces American homes. The ex
president sees in the trend' of wom
an's clubs a discontent with home life,
with motherhood, and all of their con
sequent labors and sacrifices. He says
it appears in the movement to secure
to women the right to vote, and other
wise participate in public affairs.
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PRICE
Explained.
FOR $6.00 TO flt.OO, Ue similar to the raM
Illustrate hmrn hara baen oftan advertised. How steel
ranges can be ottered at these prices and why we can sell
the highest grade blue polished steel ranges in the
world at much lower prices than any other house Is all
explained In oar new Big Free Special Store Catalogue.
Cut this adrertlsement oat and send It to as and 70a
will reeeire by return mall free, postpaid, our new
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steel range with high shelf, warming closet, deep porne
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moat rtmnlete line of highest trrade stores and murmt
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prices much lower than any otner noose can possioir '
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something about
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rnFIAIIT VlPirniin lan exalalnad. We will!
mClUIII memm town. boift think of bnyir
St. Louis expect Governor Folk to
call out militia next Sunday to com
pel saloons to close; lid. on tight in
city rushing business outside.
Demand a Man.
St. Louis has set the seal of its
approval upon Folk, and upon his
nolicv of fighting municipal and legis
latlve irraft. Every city, every state,
needs a Folk. That is admitted,' most
of all in New York, where Tammany
daily makes mock of the forms of
representative government. New
York World.
Hard-headed buyers and long-headed thinkers get Henry
F. Miller, Conover, Haines, Bros., and Marshall & Wendell
Pianos. There are many reasons for their choice.
First, there are no better pianos made. Each has been
on the market many years, and has proven thoroughly dur
able in material and tone staying properties.
Then, again, you buy from a wholesale concern pur
chasing these instruments in large quantities on a strictly
cash basis. The possibility of a saving, under these con
ditions, is quite apparent.
Those who wish to take advantage of our easy payment
plan will find it most advantageous. Small payments ac
cepted monthly, quarterly or otherwise.
It will benefit you to see us before making a selection.
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