66 Nebmska. Independent
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Ml.rri.-k ...i.iy farmers favor the
two cen i fan'- ;
Alieu i-l.ii.-h was killed by the cars
latt HurIi.'on yards at Lincoln.
K-insns CMv A. C was first and Ne
ihejithletic meet.
.. Ki.ia..ii of the Northwest-
Slr.l has gone on a long vaca-
(lull.
Cbarh-v Thorpe of Geneva haa
offered a trouiiy to Nebraska gun club
tlK'll.
Wbra-l-a i . publican committeemen
Mp,',sl iMvirroiu'e for a convention to
Angiisl.
i... inii-L'liLrs broke jail at
r() .III."" ""n - ,
0niilm by battering a hole through
the wall.
Speaker (i.-orge L. Rouse has 'an
nouiiyl i hai he is a candidate . for
governor. ,
Siat.' 'I'r. usurer Mortensen desires
to test liis eligibility to the office, of
governor.
Conuiv hoard of Adama county has
ken sued for the recovery of 12,000
lirlilsc money.
Pat MiNainara, an ex-fireman, of
Lincoln, was arrested after trying to
enter a house.
Congressman Klnkaid wants to learn
Hie sentiment of constituents on tlje
subject of land-leasing.
Altorney General Brown moved in
the supreme court to advance the Bur
lington injunction suit.
1. ,1. O'fiaia. an insane patient, hid
for a week on the roof of the Lincoln
hospiial for I he insane.
The storm of last Thursday and Fri
day was the most, troublesome of any
for several years in and around Chad-ron.
Carl, Hie fourteen-year-old son of
Charles 10. Williamson and wife, of
IlumboldL, lost bis left foot by falling
beneath the wheels of a freight train.
The first white woman who settled
in Butler count in 1862, Mrs. Jane
Elizabeth Head, died at her home two
miles west of Surprise, Monday, Feb
huary 26, aged 74 years. .
The demand for electric light service
at Seward has entirely outgrown the
capacity of the present plan and the
city council is considering the install
ment of a new plant on a much larger
scale.
Preparations are being made for
holding a teachers' meeting in Ceresco
Saturday. March 10. An interesting
program i being arranged and in ad
dition State Superintendent J. L. Me
ntion will he present and address the
teachers.
Northwestern train No. 6 from Dead
'1, carrying from fifty to 100 pas
fcengera, Was slm.k in a 8n0W(jrjft one
wile west of Arabia. Neb., on March
for over twelve hours, when the
train m, u, its relief succeeded in
siting tin, .ugh the drifts.
Ino. Dani, Is ami wife went to Mason
iy. Neb., ,. (1.,y Iagt Wfipki ieaving
"ir anop'.-d son, Wayne Daniels, at
?"m"' , s" unidentified! party
"' '".'( 'im without warning and
'! utnil h,
i, of (his cowUrdly deed.
"..I pounded Wayne Dan-
tmconselous. No rea
N'ich 1 1 :
"(SStt;ir,i u
M.h i
refuge from the rain
s bum, four miles west
'''l''d behind a horse
' litem-d and kicked
The Most Liberal Offer Ever Made
Kin's Suits worth $14.00
On sale to our Mail Order
Customer at
$(tt.95
A pair of Hru'i :.60
iu m huiimh-ii. tl'.u lor
. 98.85
We offer our mall order customer the.
uivxt exceptional Knit yuiue that tia
ever been inlrouui'ed. Wncoiiirai t. il
with a fainou Mew Knglanri Woolen
milt to use every yard of doth they
turn out during the year HW6 An sole
distributors fur Umoul.it. we ott.-r lr- I
fenueetire of mill eodt tailor cost
Wonlted . lliln.Citss-lmi-ld Hulls. Chi-vlnl
SiiiMaud Hi (res. made up In the Intent
sorinM HtyleH, Blnijlepr douhle lireasttl
as preferred. I'retmllli.K H4 IKI until.'
tit the uhennnieniM prlee ot WO, flit.
Kvxrjrauit kindiiiKly Bimi-HiiU-e,,
And a pair of H.IjO imntH Ml K K. .
Mend uh one dollar and we will st-ml
thin outtlt t'omplete; if you are not ut- i
I.M,h., H.I. Uth.. 1.: ... Ti
in.tr. . tuuv .1.19 IB ,11 UIKK' THIU J. Ill
ever had. return sane at our enncine -It
costs you absolutely uciUiinn
These $3.50 Men's Pants
lr CrMnl In order to introduce toour
Ml u lIHcl nwtoniera our "S p e o t a t
"," Menu Suits at Hi.36" we
will iclro away abw.lutely KKKK with every
Mill a pair of Men's Klne I'uuu valued at (1.60.
'I hetie J'snts are runde of Huh Worsteds, t'assl
uieres and ( 'Lev lots nicely talloriHl, form
shaped. We give thent to you KltKK, Just to
Induce you to wear
or Special Suits at
$9.95
r ill S
Tha whoia aubatanoa in a
Nut Shall it, wa glva you
$17.60 worth of Clothing
for $9.86
and trampled him to unconsciousness.
He was taken to town by the sheriff
and county physician and taken to the
hospital. His face was badly bruised
and one lung was injured. A card
in his pocket with the name of Robert
Grant was the only means of identification.
Patterson Turns Socialist
. Commissioner of Public Works
Joseph Medill Patterson of Chicago
has tendered his resignation to Mayor
Dunne. The letter written by Mr.
Patterson to Mayor Dunne in part fol
lows: ' "The universal ballot gives every
male citizen an equal political oppor
tunity. The common ownership of all
the means of production and distribu
tion would give everybody an equal
chance at music, art, sport, study,
recreation, travel, self-respect and the
respect of others. I, for one, cannot
see why those things should be con
centrated more and more In the hands
of a few. I believe that the owner
ship from which money springs should
be vested in the whole community. In
other words, as I understand it, I am
a socialist. I have hardly read a book
on socialism, but that which I "have
just enunciated I believe in general
to be their theory. If it be their the
ory, I am a socialist. You will find,
and other advanced liberals and radi
cals who believe as you do will also
find, that you are merely paltering
with skin deep measures when you
stop short of socialism."
Our Premium Watch
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for only $2.50. Less than the regular price
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' Chinese Envoys in a Row.
The reparted death of Tsi An, em
press dowager and real ruler of China,
is declared to have been the cause of
a serious dispute that is about to di
vide the imperial high commission,
now on its way from Seattle to St.
Paul. Prince Tsai Tse, a cousin of the
emperor, is the head of the commis
sion aud is the represent ative, natur
ally, of the ruling dynasty with Its
conservative tendencies.
But others of the party, including,
it is said, a number of Cantonese sec
retaries and Li Sheng To, the Chinese
minister to Uelgium, who Is tho third
commissioner, are all well disposed
toward the liberal movement now
threatening the Peking throne, and
have seized the occasion of the em
press' reported death to assert their
attlve sympathy with the so-called
"new China."
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The consistent retinal of the pack
tsrs. immunity or no immunity, to re
veal nv vital information concerning
their l.uSn-8 to the bureau of cor
To Anyone sending $5.00 to pay
for five yearly Subscriptions.
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potation. wan brought, out by tho
government atonteys In charge. Only
trivial questions. a declared,
were answered freely and without
legal advice by the men aecimml of
conspiring to control the price of beef.
It witi brought out Iho that at the
time of the exuinUuttiou the pnekera"
legal reprcj..'lit.ttive fitquently re
fund information on the around that
they had no assurances of Immunity
from proxecutlon, as now claimed by
the defendants.
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