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THIS , OtJ8M3R ! OOUJNl'V , NEBRASKA. 3
HELPFUL HINTS FOR
Try This Pan ! : Toys :
Make a list of all you wish to make a We were fitted out by OIK * of the
present to and when looking- over the best toy factories in the iniildU' utst and
following' items note opposite the names can guarantee you will purchase when
anything that seems suitable , them come you sec our line display in Iron.Me -
and see the goods. In this way you pan ohanical and Stationary Toys , Air Guns.
do a good share of your holiday shop
ping in the quiet of your home and Toilet Jjggjg
avoid much of the worry of choosing
holiday gifts. A large variety in eviM-y desirable
combination ; also a nice lot of traveling
Fancy China Ware : cases that a man will appreciate whether
he travels or not. This is one line we
T have a very large line of Imported can't be beaten on , either as to price or
Fancy China , aw Havelin , Japanese , etc. quality.
Th , re are very few thing's that a lady
appreciates more for a present than a. Books :
nice peice of China.
mseataauKaLk uz : yfT" * * Our store is especially strong in
picture books. We have them from A.
Brushes ; B. C. for the little tots to the history
and travels for the larger children.
A Brush is a very nice present ,
especially between members of the same-
family. We have them in Sterling , Qther ; Gift Lines :
Ebony , Stag Horn , Rosewood and a
It is out of the to do
variety of Natural Wood Back. Military question more
than outline our stock in this space.
tary BrucheaHair and Cloth Brushes Each of these lines stand -for scores of
from 2oc up. gifts that you should know about. Come
and see them.
Fancy goods in celluloid , plush ,
wood leather and medallions , games ,
If he doesn't shave himself make it an toys , dolls , line china , box candy , sta
object for him to do so bygiving him a tionary , perfumes , leather gooda , mir
good outfit. We have the kind of equip rors , etc.
ments that make shaving both and
easy " By paying a small amount on pur
pleasant. The best Strops , ' Mugs , chase we will lay goods aside for you
Lather Brusher , etc. until Xmas.
"THE BUSY DRUGGKST. '
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
( Coatluned from I'ase J'
HTougcIoers of great wealth , and tins
men who nrc championing popular
rights have most to fear from thu
demagogues who In the name of popu
lar rights would do wrong to and op
press honest business men , honest men
at wealth , for the success of either
type of wrongdoer necessarily Invites
n violent reaction ngniust the cmise
the wrongdoer nominally upholds.
The opposition to government con
trol of these great corporations makes
Its most effective effort in the
of on appeal to the old doctrine of
states' rights.
The proposal to make the national
government supreme over , and thory-
fore to give , it complete control over.
the rallroadr and other Instruments ' 'f
Interstate commerce li merely a pro
posal to carry out to the letter one of
the prime purposes , if not the prime
purpose , for which the constitution
was founded. It does not represent
centralization.
I hclleve that the more fin-sighted
corporations uro themselves coming to
recognize the unwisdom of tUo violent
hostility they have displayed during
the last few yearn to regulation nud
control by the national government of
combinations engaged in Interstate busl-
jiess.
Labor.
There are luaoy matters affecting la
bor and the etatus of the wage-worker
to which I should like to draw your
attention. As far as possible I hope
to see a frank recognition of the ad
vantages conferred by machinery , or
ganization nnd division of labor , ac
companied by an effort to bring about
n larger share In the ownership by
wagcworker of railway , mill and fac
tory. In farming tills simply racaus
that wo wish to eee the farmer own his
own land. Wo do not wish to see the
farms so large that they become the
property of absentee landlords who
farm them by tenants nor yet so small
that the fanner becomes like a Euro
pean peasant
The depositors in our savings banks
now number over one-tenth o our en
tire population. These arc all capital
ists who through tin * savings banks
loan their money to the workers- that
is , In many cases to thcmselves-to
tarry on their various industries
Postal savings banks will make it easy
for the poorest to keep their savings
In absolute safety. The regulation of
the national highways must be such
that they shall servo all people with
equal Justice. Corporate nuances must
lie supervised so as to make It far
safer than at present for the man of
small means to invest his money In
stocks. There must be prohibition of
child labur , diminution of woman la-
Lor , shortening of hours of all me-
I
chanlcal labor. Stock watering should
bo prohibited , and slock gambling , HO
far as Is possible , discouraged. There
should bo a progresslvo Inheritance
tax on largo fortunes. IndustrlnJ edu
cation should be encouraged.
j
j Protection For Wage-workers.
There \a \ one matter \\lth which the
congress should deal at this ucwalon.
There should no longer be any palterIng -
Ing with the question of taking care
ot the wagcworken who , under our
present industrial system , become killed -
ed , crippled cr worn out ns part of th :
regular .Incidents of a given business.
The object nought for could be iichlov-
< l t- > .1 ivcasurabk * decreefflr an
those killed or crippled are concerned ,
by proper employers' liability law ; ' .
A' } far r. > eoucerua th-1' ' who hitvo
Licea vron ! evil. I Cf..l your attention t j
th ? f.ut thU teiulte ! ; Htopi toward pro-
vldlr.tr old ago pensions imvo been
tnkca In many of cur private Indus-
trlej.
rvr.iUu'j ; ti-rouihyoluu ! Investiga
tion nul r.ctlon tirj ! h cevinl'j Icsjl-
1'UlKi which t should Le enacted ut
ouce. The hw pi-icd at the lust to-
iloi : rf t ha rftngvesi granting com-
p.r.oatluii to rcii\i ; ; \ clas e of em
ploye-vi of tlu Ko > 'orni.dU ) chonhl IK-
ctidel ; : t > Incli'de ji'I omploj'eei of
the -Govcrnuic'U i..d fj'ouhf be made
nirji" llbe-:1. : : ! I'l li ; ten.iIn C.ila rc-
sipect the r'.roslty ' " Ihe fnltcd
i States toward 1M orj | < loyoes compares
I most ilnfiv--.t ! : 'ly v. Itli tiiiH of ovcr.v
'country ' Li Kuropa evou Ihe 1'oorett.
The terms of th3 n t nro also a
hardship In prohibiting payment in
cases where fie neeldc-ut la in aoy
way due to the i.ef licence of the em
ployee. It M luo'-itable that dally fa
miliarity vlia duiiKcr will lead men to
, fikc cii'i'j cs fast tan be construed
I I re.Mr oy ro ciuweudatlon made
lu a previous mojsapo that half holl-
| days be granted during the Hummer to
nil wajoworleri ; In government cm-
pla. .
' r also renew my recommendation
that the prlnOii-Ie of the clsht hour
day should an rapidly and a $ far ai
pr.i-tlenblo ba extended to the entire
, \vork bolm ; Carried on by the govern-
' The Courts.
} I must earucrtly urge upon the con-
rij tlij r.uty cf Increaslug the totally
Inadfiiuatt * salaried jiow given to our
ji-i'c\ On tj ! whole , there 13 no
IK dy cf public servants who do i\a \
val- : loijvcrk nor whose moneyed
raw.ird Ij BO Inadequate compared to
tiitflrvcrU. . ITi-slnr-tog with the su-
f resie cotirr , the ludges should have
their Kalarl.'j-doubled.
It h car.ic.3tl/ be desired that
SOUK * methcd citud ! ! be dcvUud for do-
hv ? away with the Ions delays which
ma. 11 tal.i In the administration of
Jtistl' ' and which operate with peail-
l\r : severity against persons of small
means nnd favor only the very crimi
nals whom It is most desirable to pun
HI. '
At the last election certain lenders
of u-g.iulzed labor made n violent and
sweeping attack upon the entire Ju-
dlchiry of the country , nu attack
couched lu such terms 113 fo Include
the most upright , honest and broad
minded judges no less than those of
narrower mind nnd more- restricted
outlook. I.nst year before thu house
committee on the judiciary these same
labor leaders formulated their de
mands , specifying the bill that con
tained them , refusing all comproiul.su ,
rttld's they wished the principle of
tli.it bill or nothing. They Insisted on
n | rovlsli'ii Unit [ n n labor dispute nu
Injuiiotli n fir uld NM- ! ? except to pm-
feet a property right and HpccIQcall/
proNided that the rlyht lo carry on
builnes * should nut bo lon.'Hrucd an a
property il ht. and In a ( second pro
vl'jlen their bill made lugul In a labor
dispute any at I or agreement by or
between iwo or more persons Utnt
wiuld not ha\o been unlawful If dona
by n > Iii''lo person. In olhcr words ,
thh bill legalized blacklisting and boy
cotting in cnery form. The demand
was made that there should be lrl.il
by jury In contempt cases , thereby
most m-Ioiu-'ly Impairing the nuth' < rlt.\
of the court . All this represented u
course of policy wlil-h , if carried out ,
would luo.in the cnthioiicment of
privilege In Its crudest and
brutal form and the destruction of
ono. of the most essential functlouH of
the judiciary in nil elUIIzed lands.
The \vagc\vorkerrf , the worklngmen ,
the laboring men of the country , by thu
way In whlc.li they repudiated the ef
fort to get thorn to east their votM la
response ! to an appeal to clnss hatred
have emphasized tltr-h- sound patrlotLsm
and Americanism
Courts Imperiled by Judges.
But the extreme reactionaries , th. "
persons who blind theineetvai to the
wrongs now nud th < -omiuHted by
the courts on laboring men. should
aho think seriously as to what &udi a
move.oiit : as thU i.urtcnds. The
action wf UicM' fedcinl and state
judges vrho show Inability or unwlll-
Ingnes-j to put n top to the wrong
doing of very rich IINJU imder uoduru
Industrial conditions.
There aiv certain iKflsio : ! ' ) bya -
iloin coui-td whk-h li.n. * beou exited-
Ingly detrlmeutal to the rights of
wagcv.orkera. IhU is true of all the
decision ? that UchU > ihu men and
tvoincn ure by Ihe coiibtltuiijii "guar-
unteeil their liberty" to cvutrau to
outer a daiiyuioua o-nipailou. t-r to
s.'trk n : > uudealrablt i r Improper num
ber . t h 'U.-J ' , vr to vM1. ; l.i unhealthy
snrroui.dlygs , ai.d therefore cannot re-
over d'iiu'ca : : whvu uuiliiicd In ti.if !
i.cfupatlon and ctunot : be rbrbKhlen
to work \\hal the IcgUl.tnn * divide * It
an excessive number * -f huurb. ir teary
ar/y ivU the wurL uii'ler cuudlilji <
which the legislature decides to be un
healthy.
.Thero u _ al80 , l think. , ground for
\wllot-thnt fcult.nnnUal Itijustloe l.i
ftcu suffered by employees In conse-
pjcncc of the custom of courts IHSU
ng tenlporarj ; Injunctions without no-
Ice to them and { mnirhiug them for
contempt of court ui lustanccn where ,
is a .matter of fact , they imvo no ,
ge of mry procccdlugs. Pro
vision should be inndc > that no tnjiinc
Ion ov temporary rpstralnlug order
otherwise than on notice , except
vhero Irrejiarable Injury would other-
vise result , nnd In euch ease n honr-
u ? on the merIM of the crdir t'liould
IL' hndlbh : short nxed period ,
ntul li' not then oontltnu-d aflor heav-
nc It phoul.l forthwith lapse. Duel-
Ions ; should bo rcidored Inunodlatoly
ind ( he olmti' ' ! > of di'ln.v inlntmUcd In
every way.
The rrurts un. tvi l-o highly com-
nonded ami Htr.nehly uphold when
hey ret their fares t'jjnlnst wrong-
Uli : < r > r lyrnnny by rt majority , but
hey are to bo blnr.nsd when tluy
frtll to recojrulao utuln * n govornniont
TJO tvrM tu ! > di'lll'oi-'le jutl iiKMit of
hi * innjirUy ns to iinuiri' of leijlll-
Jjnto policy when ihily ix | < rossd by
i. 3 JoalMlaluro. The pooplt * .should
lot IA * pcrjlttwl to jt'id'-n o\ll and
-1'rslud fl.-latlrn ri il'o H-or-ry thnt
he court v.-P.l ret It rl rhl. They should
bo Inuiiht that tlu1 il'jht way to wet rid
of a bad law I ; to Inve the leglslaturo
r pesl It mill not to li'ivo the cotirtu by
nijonlouj ii-.ji * splitInj ; ; inilllfy It.
People Themsclv s tu Dlnnie.
Tor nnny of the ( linrli-oinitigs of
u stl.o Ji ; our country our people u.s a
yholc * : ivo tlu'usehvj 11 bl.iiu : > , niul the
uug's nnd Jurlo.s inorfly bear Ilielr
tUiavo togethi'r with the public as n
whole. It Is dtacrc'lltublo to u.s n ? > n
) eop't > that there tiliould bi dllllciilt }
n convlctlnjj ii'uriltnorti up In | * . ( | ) {
0 juf-tlcu ui-n \\lio as puiille fervnnts
iaoivitu \ { rullty of corruption or who
U\e J-jtoJ l'.v the corruption of pub
Ic eci'vanfa *
The huge wealth thnt has been ac
cumulated by a few Individual * of iv
cent year * , in what has r.uiounted to
1 socl.il and luduxtrlal tevolutlon , has
jeen as rpgnrds sonic of these Individ
t'is ! U)0 ) < U * pDiSlb'o ' OM'by the Improp
er use of t1. ! moJi-in iM/poi-aMon. Cor-
nn-atljns KIV neepNair.liiHti'iiiiiontg wf
noJaru bu.Uio.sd. 'J hey Inve been per-
oilttod to bt'C'Oinv n iu"'Mce : largely be
nuao magovernmenttil repri'si'iilatlvtiu
> f thi * iieoji'.e ' have nor ! ; . .l alowly In
irovlJInj ; for ndeiiiPti | * control over
hem.
Heal dnuiugu has br * n done by the
manifold nnd coulllctlng Interpretn-
ioiiii of the Intcrnlatp , connnerce law.
Control over the great Vorporntlonu doug -
ug Interstate bu < lncmi < : an be effective
only if It Is vested with full power lu
in administrative department.H branch
of the federal eiocutlvo. carrying out
a federal law. It inn never be of-
'octlve If a divided responsibility Is
oft lu both the ( status nnd the nivllon
It can never be cfferthe If | ift In thn
linndd of tint courts to lie decided by
lawsuits.
mta. hold u -l.c , f lotului
deserved cnuetlty uulef our "form
of { lovcrnmont. Itrvpcrv for I In * luH
osscntlnl In tin * pcnnaiunco nf ur In
Btllullotm. nnd ri'spetl Jor the l-i\v l
Inrcwly conditioned upon i-p pw-t for
the ci-nrM. Hut we must fiu-c tin * fact
that thvro nro wlo nnd unwise JinlKOM.
Just ns there nro wlso nnd unulrc ox-
ertitlvtN nnd leslslntors When n
president or governor behavon Improp
erly or unwlrely Hit * remedy Is tasy.
for his term l.s short. The snino is
trno with tin * legislator , nlthottuh not
to tin * Mim * ( IpKi-oo. With n judge
who. lii'ln-jt human. Is nlso llkoly to
ol-r. but whoie teiiuro In for life , t'horo
IH no similar way of holding him to
rospoiiilblllf.v fndor ordlnnrj rondl
tlnus UK. f.irms
utiij of prpistiro ( o
which ho Is In any way nnimnhlo nro
public oiilnlon nnd the union of his
fellow Jiidmw. It Is the last whli-h Is
most Imuiedliitoly effocllvo nnd to
which we Mioiitt ) look for I ho reform
of tibuscii.
Forests.
If there Is nny oiu * duty whlcJi nioi\-
tlmn sinothorvo ewe It to our children
nnd our chlldren'B children lo perform
ut onto It U to save the forests of
this country , for they constitute the
Urst and nrust Important element In
the conservation of the natural re-
Bourccs of the country.
Rhorlelghtcd per.sons , or persons
blinded to the future by deslro to
make money in every wny out of the
present , KometliucH speak JIM if no
great damage would bo done by thu
reckless destruction of our forests. It
la dIUlcult lo have patience with the
argumentH of these persona , Thanks
to our own roclvlcssnesH in the use of
our Bplendid forests , we Imvo already
crossed the verge of n timber famine
In thl.s country , nnd no measures that
we now tuko can , at leant for ninny
years , undo thv mischief that has ui-
reavly been done. But we cnn prevent
further mischief being done , and It
would bo lu the highest degree repre
hensible to let any consideration of
temporary convunlencv or tumporary
cost lut rfviv with auoh action , espe-
uinlly as rt'gnrda the national forests ,
which the nation can now ut Ibis very
moment control.
ITho president here cites In support
of hU vontuntlonn the gixint destruc
tion wrought In Chlnn by the denuda
tion of the forest nroaf. I
\Vliiit ban tliuai happened In nortlu-ni
China , what tins happened In central
Asia , In rnlestltio , In north Africa , In
parU of the Mediterranean countrlun
of Europe , will mirely happen In our
country If wo do not exercise that
wise forethought which uliould bo ono
of the chief marks of nny people call
ing Itself civilized. Nothing should be
permitted to Hlnnd lu the wny of the
preservation of the foreata , nnd It IM
criminal to permit Individuals to pur
chase ti llttlo galu for thcmselveH
through the destruction of forcstw
when this destruction l.i fatnl to the
well bolnc of the whole country In the
future.
Inland Waterwayi ,
Action nhould be begun forthwith ,
durliiu the present Hcxulon of ooiiKreas ,
for the Itnprovt'uiont of our Inland wa
tonvnyH-ncthm which will result lu
giving IIH not only ijovlynble but
mivlRiited rivers. Wo hnro pent
liuiulrodH of tnllllona of dollars upon
tlu' o waterwnya. yet the trunkon
nearly nil of them IH steadily declin
ing. This condition Is the direct re
sult of the absence of nny comprc
heiiHlvo nnd fin-seeing plan of water
wny Improvement. Obviously wo can
not continue thus to expend the rev
einies of the Kovernmont without re
turn. It Is poor business to upend
money for Inland navigation unle-H
we get It.
Such Nhortslghted , vacillating nnd
futile methoda nro nccompnnlod bj du
orenslng water berne commerce nnd
IncrentiliiK traille congestion on land ,
by Increiu-lng Hoods and by the uati *
of public money. Thu remedy lle.s In
the IllPtlindl ivlilr li linv/ >
so alt-nnlly failed nnd adopting new
ones In keeping with the neeiUi nnd
demands of our people.
In n report on n measure Introduced
at the Urst session of the present con
groia the Kocrctary of wnr'snld , "Tho
chkif defect In Ihe methods hitherto 3
pursued lloi lu the nbsenco of oxecu- )
live authority for orIKlnatlng compro--1
honslve pinna covering thu country ov !
natural divisions thereof. " In 'this'
opinion 1 hcnrllly concur.
IJntll the work of river Improvement ,
'u ' uiidi'i-liikuii In n modern wny It tan-
not Inuo results thnt will meet the
needs of Hits modern nation. Those
need't < dioiild bo met without further
lilly dallyln * , ' or delay. The plan which
promises the bt" < l nnd ijulckost roKiiltH
N lint of u permanent conimlsstou nu-
UiorlKed to co-ordlnntu the work of nil
the go\ernment departments renting
to wnter\\nys nnd to frnuiu nnd su.ier.
vise the 'xecutlon of n coiupruhou dv
plnn. The time for plnyluur with our
watervvnys Is pnst. The country do-
tnamltt results.
National Pnrka.
thnt all our national parka nd-
Jiieont to national forests bo placed
completely under th control of the
forest ncrvicu of the ngrlauttural do-
parlment , Instead of leaving thom , MS
they are now , under the Interior do-
pnrtmont nnd policed by the nrmy.
Pore Hood.
The pure food legislation Inuj nlrendy
worked a beiiotH dlfllcillt to ororcstl-
mute.
Secret Service.
Last year nn nmcndniout wn Incor-
pom ted In the measure providing for
the Bocret servlcu which provided thnt
there should bo no dutnll from the se
cret Kervlco nnd no traunfor therofroiu.
It Is not too much to miy that thin
amendment him been of bonollt only ,
and could be of beiioflt only , to thu
criminal classes. The amendment In
i question wan of beiietlt to no one ox-
ceptlnij to _ crlnilnnlB , amlltflcrloijH y
< ni P.IUU 0. )
BcgggxjH v mpKasaaaanuHftaiuit ii nil ini nu' ' i
"No Saiul too ISeep" : p
ARE THE CLAIMS SUSTAINED by THE
Give the Jack
son a tiial and I
will
to your satis ! ac
tion that it is su
pcrior in powci\
buoyancy , speed ,
and endurance
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operation , . that runs
lifcflit and noiselessly ,
that clinil)3 the hilla
wiih cabu and that has
tinIxsr speed qualites.
t- thu
in to\\n
in Mini 1 will
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