July 26, 1894
THE WEALTH MAKERS.
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work and the Lexow committee revela
tions, in favor of a citizens' ticket and
campaign to rescue the city from the
vicious class in office Df. Parkhurst
has made a most eloquent appeal for all
tjood citizens to unite. But now comes
the Tribune and Buys the Doctor should
not be considered either ''arrogant or
impertinent" for what? for asking the
honest V come out from both parties
and support a reform ticket. The Doc
tor should believe that the Republican
party U ruled by saints, and the evil
is all In the Democratic party. He
should lead the honest Democrats over
to the pure Republicans, and then he
would be doing something. Great is
the gall and exasperatlngly abominable
the hypocrisy of the political dally press.
WE hope our friends who have sent
us in communication will bear with us
if tbey do not Immediately get into
print. But allow us to be frank with
you, friends. Short letters and articles
are preferred. It costs money to set
type, and you ought to oondense more,
some of you. We don't like to reject
good mutter. We don't like to cut your
Ideas down. Besides it takes the edi
tor's time, which he cannot well spare,
o much of it. Send us your most care
fully thought out, boiled dowa, concen
trated, best worded ideas. But let no
one conscious of his literary deficiencies
be restrained from wrltiDg us. It is
part of our business to fix up manuscripts
for publication.
The Republicans, Church Howe and
others, are blowing tbat the old soldiers
are going baek to the C 0. P. Noth
ing of the sort. The Kansas state Pop
ulist convention contained 240 old sol
dier delegates. Nebraska will also
how that the soldiers are new patriotic,
now anxious to save our country from
the capitalist slave holders who starve
and kill and spread despair. Head
what Judge Wilson of Ogalalla bos to
say, old voldlers, about a column set
apart for you in The Wealth Makbks.
Do you want to use It? Please say so
if you want it. The plan pleases us
The Kansas Populists bad a rally at
Topeka on the 12th and the tbree west
ings of the day had an attendance of
3,000, 6,000 and 12,000. Gov, Walte was
one of the speakers. Ills speech elicited
great 'applause and wan "temperate,
patriotic, eloquent, clear aad cogent"
just what tils friends expected. But it
was a surprise and disappointment to
bis foes. Kansas is greatly alive. The
Nebraska Populists will need to work
mightily when they getstarted to catch
up with the Kansas campaign.
THE offlc seekers or the seekers after
fame are not leaders of men. They are
weather vanes which never move except
as the current moves them. Follow not
the weather var e, for It will lead you
no'fhere. Put your confidence in men
who face forward and move onward
against wind and tide. When the con
servative trimmers and cutaways and
fusion schemers get control of a reform
movement It kills it. Drive this class
to the rear and keep them there.
We call attention to quite a long
communication from Mr. A. J Gustln
on page 3, of this issue. Mr. Gustln
withdraws his name from considera
tion for a place on the state ticket. He
is the choice of many for state auditor,
and would add much strength to the
ticket if nominated. Allow us to add
that the men who are not seeking office
are the bec and safest class to select
from. And to Mr.Gustln. that the will
of the people must be obeyed.
the a. it. u. ein so nas convinced a
great part and tbe best part of the peo
ple of the country that the national
Populist platform in Its demand for the
government ownership of the railroads,
is right, Is demanding the necessary
remedy. The strike has alsocop vlnced
a vast number of organized workers
that their only talvation s to get to
gether in the IVoplu's party and strike
with the ballot. So the stars In their
courses fight for us.
THERE are 17 fupulUt papers In Ida
ho, aod but 21 of both the old parties.
Nhraka leads all omr state In the
number uf Populist paper. The num
ber now I ovor 120. Kana comes next
with 117, Every Koandlnavlaa paper
in Mlun.-.oN that was formerly Kopub
Mean, with one exception, ha turned
I'npull.t, The Chloajjo Time la the
latest anj greatest avu.U.n to the
rank of Populist papers, Hi auiu the
world along,
"' n
W have ru-led fir review The
iHHb of i NM-doui, ty II. 11 Salisbury.
PubiUt.rdhjThN llumbuldtPub.Uhieg
Co., Nw York. We have already riJ
ih Uk U tuaglne ttory form ami
hats i-itly word of uf.UuV.ut praW fr
It, The ri' Is but 2'. cbu and it U,
while fall of Information, t story of no
tranvlug UWtv.t
Tn tirutlN tat-- th ftv( of
fprtt. nd tim fr. of J utile) I a
tru!U'.'lUlcr.Mau4 uk and rat i
aad svafMd ransm u4 I U (annul
fiirtvtr W tud make tU rnptajtabl.
Th truth Incarnate ui ao dUtaal
d m triumph gturtou.ly, CW,la,
faun tar ward. Look, (toward to h end
thN4 t4 evil.
A Scotch clergyman, Dr. Walter
Smith, in his valadictory to the Free
Church Assembly, said: "To trust the
heavenly Father is of far greater mo
ment than earning a good wage."
Whereupon Kelr Hardie, labor mt mber
of parliament, answers: "But.my dear
Doctor, Is It impossible to do both at
the same time?"
Hainek voted against the bill mak
ing rallroaes amenable to the state
laws, the bill extending the jurisdiction
of the state courts over claims of per
sons against the corporations. Hainer
thus shows that he represents not the
people of Nebraska. He is the pliant
tool of tbe corporations. But he has a
neighbor living at Aurora who will
take his place in the next Congress.
BuRT CoURTV Allianoe week before
last sent us In a list of sixty new names
paid for by the Alliance. Atlanta
Alliance has just sent in a listof 2T new
subscribers. We call attention to the
this plan to-get The Wealth Makebs
Into new hands where it will make
votes. Twenty cents for the campaign.
Solicit subscription, and make up
a little extra purse to place the
paper where it will make Populist coa
verts.
The Coming Nation tells us that 3,700
families in Ckveland had their water
supply shut off because tbey could not
pay for it, and hundreds more were
begging for more time. This is worse
barbarity than the slow starvation cru
elty which the poor must endur. to
yield wealth for tbe greedy.
A LOMU letter from Congressman
Kem in which he wishes to address the
people of Nebraska through the col
umns of The Wealth Makers has
reached us just as were going to press.
It is on the subject of irrigation and is
of great interest. Sorry we have to
delay it till next issue.
Wanteo To know when and where
each Populist convention convenes.
Wanted A good solicitor in each
precinct and town.
Wanted i 0,000 campaign subscrib
ers. Twenty cents only for the cam
paign. Twenty cent subscriptions are easily
secured. Everybody needs THE
Wealth Makers. Sue what you can
do for us, and help thus to make votes
A hundred twenty cent campaign sub
scribers might bi- sent in from almost
every single post oflice.
Thk Democrats are quarreling like
ca-,8 aod dogs ever their own tariff bill
Cleveland has pitched in to tbe Senate
leaders, Garmaa, Vest and the rest,and
they have got back at him in great
style, "When rogues fall out"
A VERY interesting and stimulating
letter nas reached us, showing the per
fection of our party organization in
Sheridan county,, and tbe bard work of
the committeemen, there. All counties
should be stirred to do likewise.
The trial of Mr. Debs and his asso
ciates ha beg-un. Tbey will be con
v cted, of course, and it will show that
tbe courts belong to the corporations.
The government itself is on trial.
The Pullman Co. last week declared
another quarterly dividend of two per
cent. Lining money, eb? The divi
dends must come though the workers
Btarve.
Kkmembkk Second ward caucus ia
suorlff's offioa, court house at 8 o'clock
p. m. Saturday next, by special request
of Woodard, ward committeeman.
Deleqatks to the State and con
gresslonal conventions have already
been chosen in Brown county. They
are lnHtructed to suppurt Kem for con
gress. Mn. Dawks, our solicitor, 1 now In
Cbadron. He Is finding lots of I'.pu
lists and friends of The Wkaltii
Makers.
Wanted some friend In each county
convention to gather up a club of sub
scribers for l n Wealth Makers.
i i a
Whoever lead the people must
suffer with and for the people.
Hstiapa Ileal and (Jain Health.
At no "retort" north, eaat, south or
wast, ran this be done to such aj vant
age- at at "our Hot Spring, 8. ."
Now U the lime to go, and the Klk-
horn Une the pioneer route -th n
f.ow EsiMiraloQ rw-a la tlT.-ot. Apply
Ut A. S. I'laldlng. city ticket atftiut. in
Siiuth o'h street, or do put vortwr H
and aih trK f,.r pariUsvilara, 8, A.
Jt-Nitur, litr Agoat,
tWt au heatuirul
U Hot Spring, .Houth lUkola,
rt
reached by the HarllngWm l uto.
Palatial hotel. wuftdsr-wotking
waters pure air, aad tt.aol8e'Bl ur
rounding are oalj a fw i( u attra
Th lUrUftea' louai asal will
jf'adlf give y.wi fall luforuuvtoa about
llotttitriat;, aad allf you ak for
II - beautifully Illustrated fulJ-r,
J, fKAXtaa.
O 1. ATA.
Omaha, ,Nhv
WHAT ABOUT THE PLATFORM.
(Continued from 1st page).
without giving adequate compensation.
Manfully shouldering our wwn bur
dens, we may be enabled to leave our
children a fair field for exercising their
energies in supplying tbeir wants, un
burdened by any legacy of debt; and in
endeavoring to carry out our reforms
on the only practicable lines those
laid down in the last two verses of the
Old Testament, we may find a peace
able solution of our difficulties that
otherwise threaten to enslave us in a
bloody revolution which we have every
reason to expect would leave us as far
from a satisfactory settlement as we
were before. David Kay
BMAGEDD0N, THE NEW SONG BOOK
Our new song book, Armageddon,
has been delayed by the muslo typo
graphers, but it Is now rapidly ap
proaching completion. We expect
to have it ready for delivery by August
10th, and call attention of tbe local
workers everywhere to It, It will, by
its heart-touching, battle-breathing and
educating and uniting truth greatly
arouse the people, and there is enough
of the humorous element In the songs
to attract all classes. Armageddon,
we mutt believe, will be a great moving
and enthusing power in the present
campaign, and until the worker, of the
world win tbe final battle which shall
give them perfect justice. It is a pro
duct of the times, for the people, the
words being written and selected by
one who has both suffered and studied.
It ia a book for the masses to sing out
of in their future mighty conflict with
the classes.
See partial list of the songs it will
contain in prospectus advertisement on
third page of this paper.
The book will contain about 125
pages of a little over 7 by 8 inch size,
mostly new muslo as well as new words,
music suited to the stirring thought.
The price of the book will be 35 cents a
tingle oopy, 30 cents by the dozen.
Send orders at once to The Wealth
Makers Publishing Co., Lincoln, Neb.
The keeping of hogs may be made
very profitable where home dairying
Is carried on, 6ays John Gould in
Practical Farmer, but there should
be as much judgment and method in
the matter, as in the selection and
care of the cows. To get the best
results, milk and 'outter-inilk bhould
be fed iu conjunction with trrain
The taking off of the cream has not
lessened tiao feeding value of the
milk bo much as to deprive the ani
mal of an aarency of quick digestion.
With the corn meal and shorts fed
with the milk, there should bo some
oil meal which takes the place of the
missing fats and mal.-cs the cheese of
the milk easily digested. The twill
milk tank should bo cleaned out as
often as every two days, and scalded.
The "bitter water" of very sour milk
is poison to a hog. Where much
grain is fed with the milk, the latter
should never be allowed to become
thick, the acid of changing milk
lactic may be all t ight with grain,
but never should be allowed to get
very sour. Young pigs should always
have the skim milk and oil moal,
etc., fed sweet and warm. Sour, cold
milk and no grain kills thousands of
small pigs with dysentery, and then
It is charged up to bad luck.
Let the hogs have access to wood
ashea. They will prevent worms.
1 j m .
iorn, oats ana middlings make a
good ration for the sow that is suckl
ing pigs.
A New York farmer says an acre of
Hubbard squash will fatten ten hogs
more than an acre of corn.
A hog raiser of experience says he
believes a brood sow reaches her
limit of usefulnoss at the age of seven
years.
Mud U ono of the means which j
the ho;,' employs to defend it.-elf from
flies. A mud puddle in the hog
pasture pays.
The work teum should bo kept
strong. They need a variety of f.ed.
Besides U'ing more pa'utable, it aids
digestion ana presorves a good appe
tite. A New York dairyman warms his
barn in winter with a hot air furnace.
Foolish .xjvnso. U.. r in can Ui made
warm enough by proper cunstructlon
for all practical put-potti!.
It is a 'jlooming thoory of some thai
chewing .liu end U all the exoriUe a
cow hwkIj, and upon tho sumo prin
ciple uno ailght I'ont'ludu that a gmkl
ill rtiiiiHi tittiat-co ehitwcr would gtt
a'l thevxrvUo h n-vd.
We want fifty thousand new suborl
b.rto Thk VViALTH Makkkh. A 111
eaeh of our pr ulMjrlt r
held u by "itdtog two tie ntu? l
you are unable togf yt arlv subacrl
bur, wild ihxin to for thrvo or U
month n mi peUk otfir la
aa"thr column.
MClUM'iU
rurft I j
I'm
At all tlitfitit.
To th land of Ul Apple via the
MiHHirt pMj'flo Mute Fen. I it, Ut tn
fam fur the round trip d 30 dy.
Call m Phil lUnlol. U P, A T, A, 1?0
O street Umvlu. NVt
Ui Northwester Ha tu t'hti'H'C
Uiw rate, train Offliw u
Oil,
Call ( Its. Naitrntn a tu l
carrlatf, w-on, binder, aad ai
farm ImpUtmeate, Ws'U um )u rtgkl
If ou have a hog.
If you have cow,
If you have a horse,
If you have a farm,
or any thl tiff else that you want to iU, nnd
don't know Juki where you can nnd a buyer
...ADVERTISE...
The WeS- Makers,
and vou will be mom agreeably surprised at
tbe result. Write tor ad verUslug rales to
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
WEALTH MAKERS PUB. CO..
Lb coin, Neb
Three Cent Column.
"For Bale," "Wantd,""ForExchange."and
small advertisements for short time, will be
charged three cent per word for each inser
tion. Initials or a number counted as one
word. Cash with the order
If you Waht anything, or bare anything that
anybody else "wants," make It known through
this column. It will Day,
rtET yosr neighbor to subscribe for Thi
WlALTH MAKEKS.
YflllR "ARD, 1,0(10 printings, postpaid, only
St., ruiiaaeipoia, a
7tl
AGENTS
WuM, IJbrl alar? PaU.
A I tmBM or to Irani I. Tnai rarataka
fraa, t. ft mini, imawa.Ha,
FOR 8ALW-190 acres near Lincoln, 12,600.00.
Party muut .ell. Oilman investment Co ,
Lincoln, Neb.
1WANT TO TRADE a good piano for a good
buggy horse. Mum be gentle. Address.
A. Young, care Wealth Maker, Lincoln, Neb.
MOR SALE Good farms near Lincoln, and
T throughont Neb If you want to locate,
write Glllllan Investment Co., Lincoln, Neb.
WANTED-Twenty thousand new subscri
bers to Tb a WSAUTH MAKIMS.
TjIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A nett home
V in Lincoln. Can take land In exchange,
Ulllllun Investment Co., Lincoln, Neb. MU
TINGLE Y & BURKE IT, attorneys-at-law.
lOSiS O Ht., Lincoln, Neb.
HAVK YOU anything to sell or tradef Then
advertise tbe fact through this colutna
and be surprised at the result.
fjV)R SALE 8J acres near Lincoln. Very low
r if taken at one. Glllllan Investment Co.
Lincoln, Neb.
WANTED Fire and cyclone agents. Good
pay. J. Y. M. bwlgart, Beo'y, Lincoln,
Neb. !J7tf
WANTED -Ten farm of 160 acres each, lo
cated r adjoining near together; want
each partly Improved. Have colony of tn
families. Glllllan Investment Co., Lincoln,
Neb..
HUNDLEY & BURKETT, atrorneys-at-law,
X HfM O ot., Lincoln, Neb. Abstract ex
amined.
7AN1ED-Tnree male singers for cam'
fT pa'K'i work second tenor and two
basnes. Those who can play some instrument
given preference, only sober meu wanted.
Address, stiilng talary,
Hrnrt Hdckins,
Nebraska CltyNeb
IjlDR SALE Houses and lot in Lincoln and
in 11 the collrge suburbs, acre tracts near
tbe street car line, pleasant homes In all part
of the city. Address or call upon Glllllan In
vestment Co .corner li b and V streets, ground
floor, Llucoln, Neb.
BKMEMHER that THB WlALTH MAKCHM
Is the best advertising medium In
the west When writing to auy of our adver
tisers don't forget to tell them where you saw
tnelr' ad "
piEFGHAPTS' BANK.
Capital I OO.OOO.
Corner 13th and O Sts., Lincoln, Neb.
The Only State Bank In the City.
WB SOLICIT rAHMIRS BOSISSSS.
r. S. Shaw, Prest. C M CKAwroKD, Cash
Wm. Fdllbhtoh, V. P. W. E. Tatlok, A. Cash
WALL PAPER
af.Cs
Only 1 1 .00 required to paper walls of room
lfixlft lncluulng border. Sen'l 10c. ttO'tsire and
get Free I OO beautiful samples and guide
fcOw to pap r Agnt large sample book Jl.Uu
Free witn a io.uu oraer write quick.
HENRY LEHMAN.
1640 24 Douglas ot , OMAH A, NEB
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The Leading Conservatory ol America.
Founded by iH. K.Tourv-e. CaklVailtin, Iirecta
IlliMtraled Calendar Riving full inlormatton free.
Sw Kagland Ceascrvafury of Basle, Buatua.
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to wUlthoiJ un gqini'on, li trouble
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no liMifr tiiturln. an4 that jrW r
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Headquarters
for Populists.
THi?.,!-loiety?.u.klLow.wh.t THt OPELT HOTEL wanutobeth HeKqnartm
m.S art arttT.' SSt aY"'aa Tom now nnttl after tbe legl?lSVur
J ra,s' n1 w'lll"akeSpaouLRTB8toaU Independent who stop with n.
whether you are alone or bring all your friends with you. ewtll make you a straight
iiThlTnf.'n'Jn? iX "ffl Sort M Pa'- 1 ' cla.Tln .ver? particular
aad Is splendidly located two blocks east of tbe B. 4 M , depot Oor. 0 and Q stJeeiV No
matter whether you are in i town for one meal or 100, weneed you la mu btulnis.. and
will treat you a we wish to he treats '
John Can field, Propr.
Wealth
The Best Weekly
IP
UBLISUED at tbe center of th
trial movement, at tbe University town and Capital City,
Lincoln. Nebraska. The ortran of the PonuHat nartv of It ataui
w,wo strong, but reaching out also to mould tbe tbeught of tbe entire 1
country on the questions of economic production and Just distribution. V
It Is one of the few papers that throw eonvlnclnelv clear moral, vcnnnmtn V
ana political ngm on tbe unsettled social questions. Its editor la author
of the celebrated sheet music series, "Song of tbe People," and the great
song book of tbe wealth making (distinguished from the wealth taking)
classes, ,
AFfMAGEppON,
just published. It is a paper whose reputation is being more aad more
widely extended by its characteristic moral leadership and its intellectual
and literary ability. Price, II per year. For sample copies address,
Wealth Makers Pub. Co ,
Lincoln, Neb.
Irrigated Farm Lands
-IN
FERTILE SAN LUIS
THE SAN LUIS VALLEY, COLORADO, a stretch of level plain about
as large as tbe State of Connecticut, lying between surroundimr ranges
w. .w.., t.,, tu uj mo iviu ursDue uiver ana a score
or more vt saiall tributary streams. It was the b ttorn of a great sea, whose
deposits have made a fertile soli on an average more than ten feet deep
. he mounralns are covered with great dupnslU of snow, which melt and
furnish the irrigating canals with water for the farmers' crops.
The Climate is Unrivaled.
Almost perpetual sunshine, and the elevation tt -bout 7,000 feet dispels all
malaria, nor are such pests as chinch bug, weevil, etc , found there. Flow
ing artesian wells are secured at a depth, on an averege, of about 100 feet
and at a cost of atut $25.00 each. Such is the flow that they are belnir util
iz'd for irrigating the yards, garden and vegetaole crops. . Tbe pressure Is
sufficient to carry the water, which is pure, all through the farmers' dwell"
ings.
Irrigation.
Already several thousand miles of larg and unall Irrigating canals have
been built and several hundred thousand acres of lands made available for
farmlBg operations. Irrigation Is an Insurance against failure of crops be
bause success is a question only of the proper application of water to them
The loss of a single corn or whfat crop in Nebraska, for Instance, would
more than equal tbe cost of irrigating canals to cover the mtlre state so
impo tant is the certainty of a full crop return to any agricultural state
Tbe San Luis Valley will grow
Spring wheat, oats, barley,
A A & ..AL.I..
potatoes, vegeiaoies ana an Kinas or small fruits
and many of the hardier varieties of apples,
pears and all Kinds of cherries.
Tn the vleld ol all these products it
Uon en thu continent.
Forty Acres
Vntiti airt ht tnnunh. land for tha fflrmpunf rwt no - . . K
sides the certainty of return, the yield,
nutlnn will aVAracrn Fir mnra thin lha
a...v, ..... .v-wio mriu. 1 u UQ iUlMlgalDDf
and Missouri Valleys, and the outlay for machinery, farming stock our
chase money, taxes, etc., are proportionately Jess. There are a hundred
i.niiitsanii mi t t siiiiTri iss.iiiih iis-kwii
ly, ail within lx miles of the Denver & Rfo Grande Itallroad, convenient
maraeu aod shipping stations, for sale at $15 00 per acre. Most of these
lands are fenced and have been under cultivation and in many lns'arces
bar wells and me butldlng.-ev rythlni rady to proceed at onoe to be
gin fanning. .1 tmull cmn payment only Is required where the purchaser
luim.itiiltl V IM'111 111. 4 th ni'fmlib.a a- it lnn ll.n.. u . r . .
' , . r.... , - - .-u8 .lino at roicu per cent, inter
est Is granted for the deferred payments.
A Specially Low Homeseekers Rate
111 rut nm.lri.will limr family anil frUn.l. A 1..., ..ni i . ..
Valla on Ju 21 am) 22 Shrill hi
, 7 i. ... J . ,w mnut tne amount
ytu paid for railroad fare will be credited to you on jour Davmenta- ami
ptttMlml wattr righh are stud you for less tban othr sections a.k for simolv
ibe aur nuhU without tha land. ,Vs better Un U tiltttanywhtre s tartk
fur lunimr ,., iiuuni., piwij ui
formation call on or aditr-..,
JP L. MARY,
Msssgsr Celsn.s lia Immlgnilo Cs ,
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Makers
Paper in the West.
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