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JUNE 15, 1905
Xjha Nebraska. Independent
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A ten cent stanip is 1 a ! ''big stick."
Patience is the fisherman's best
bait. '
As the days lengthen, so too do
the fish stories, j
Prejudice is often a sincere pur
pose gone astray.
The greatest deficit the world knows
is in the conscience fund.
All people who have houses to let
are in favor of race-suicide.
The Indiana cigarette law seems to
be going up in smoke . rapidly.
The market for Russian securities
is extremely bearish just now.
There has been an Enquest at Ma
nila and "the corpse has been interned.
If all parties would nominate high
grade candidates, there would be no
low-grada officials.
The question now is, will Minne
sota's stortliing assert the independ
ence, of that state.
It -is an' open secret that Paul Mor
ton turned down an offer of Norway's
crown, prefering to become king of
the Equitable.
The czar could endure the subma
rines and shimose shells, but "the
illustrious virtue" of . the mikalo
proved too much for him.
The market reports arj deploring
"the dullness . in steel," but unfortu
nately this does not refer to the pocket
knives manufactured nowadays.
If the railroads spent as much mon
ey and energy in getting business as
they spend in trying to escape taxa
tion their earnings would be much
greater. ' '-. !
It would have . been cheaper and
less bloody forv the Japanese to. have
sent the "illustrious virtue" of the
mikado out alone to ' do battle with
the Russians.
Grafting is not confined to the Uni
ted States, but here,! thanks to our
inventive genius, we have more va
rieties than are to be found elsewhere
on the globe. r
A New York correspondent of a
London paper states that while on a
hunting trip recently he discovered
bosses among animals ' He must
have traced the Tammany, tiger to its
lair. 5
A Russian . savant has discovered
that General Kuropatkin was defeat
ed because he was afflicted with a pe
culiar variety of "intellectual mi
crobes." That is probably the Rus
sian for "bughouse."
Piano bargains at Prescott Music
Company's special piano sale. Write
for prices. 138-142 South 12th street,
Lincoln, Neb.
Drovers Journal-Stockman, June 9th,
1905
Mr. W. A. Graham, chairman of the
county board of Dodge County,
brought in a load of butcher weight
hogs raised at the county farm that
sold for $5.22, top price of ths day.
This is the fourth year in succession
that hogs shipped from the farm have
topped the market on day of shipment.
Nye & Buchanan Co., handled all of
their shipments.
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A New
By William J. Bryan, Entitled
Under Other
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Travels, Speeches, Lectures.
inck Mr. Bryan's Earopenn tour a year ago lie lias been besieged by requests for copies of let
ters describing his travels abroad. These letters together with a number of his lectures and
other public addresses, have been gathered together and published in book form. The Euro
pean letters contain Mr. Bryan's account of what he saw and learned while in Europe, and
present interesting views of Ireland, England, Scotland, France, Switzerland, Germany, Russia,
Holland,. Belgium, and the Netherlands, together with a description of his visits with Count
Tolstoy and Pope Leo.' In this volume Mr. Bryan writes entertainingly of the "Birth of the
Cuban Republic." He also included his lectures on "A Conquering Nation," and "The Talus
of an Ideal."
Other articles in the volume are ."The attraction of Farming," written for the Saturday
Evening Post; "Peace," the address delivered at the Holland Society dinner in 1904; "Naboth's
Vineyard," the address at the grave of Phiio Sherman Bennett; Democracy's Appeal to
Culture, address before tbe Alumni Association of Syracuse University; and an'account of his
recent trip to the Grand Canyon entitled "Wonders of the West." The book is illustrated, well
printed on good paper and substantially bound.
One of the features of "Under Other Flags" is the "Notes on Europe," written after his re
turn from abroad, and giving in brief form a resume of tbe many interesting things he saw.
The sale of Under Other Flags has been tiery gratifying to the
author. . Although the first edition appeared in December the fifth
edition is novt on the press. The Volume of sates increases from
day to day. Agents find the book an; easy seller and order them
in lots of from 25 to 100.
Neatly Bound in Cloth 400 Page Octavo
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