February 10 1898
THE NEBRASKA 'NDEPENDKNT.
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WHO SHOULD BE THE CANDIDATE?
This department Is opened for the public dUoulon of the available candidate
for governor at the coining election, Vtmt tmi and open cIImoummIoii of vry
public question has always been on of th prluolpil tenets of tlx populist party,
It Is better forth party, better for the state, bet tr for ilia candidate, that th
publlo should know th good quulltlc and bad qualities of a man btdor ho I
nominated, than to proceed to a nomination and take chance In finding out hi
character and qualifications afterward. Open discussion will Injure tint chances of
no worthy candidal. It may prevent th uomlnatlon of an unworthy candidate
If there bo any. The public Iium a right to know. Tholr only way of knowing, l
by public iIiiimhIoii. When thoroughly acquainted with the facts, the people can
belrtisliid to do right.
Communication upon title mutter ehould not bo long, and In every Instanc
must be elgniid by the author. Any article abusive and purely slanderous, written
for spiteful purposes, will not be published.
What le the bent course for the welfare of the Ntato and th good of the people?
FAVORABLY MENTIONED.
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irwe ooiiiiiiuiiichmoii nivoring Air, nuir on 111 in 11 K". I
favor a IlilriJ Turin,
Ui)'WU IjfliKI'KNUKNT
I ijoeml llnd oil (f 1.00 sub,) to keep
my ftpi-r running lor nnolln r ytnr,
I am very plmmed to eeeyou giving the
pioplu pnre to express their Idea km to
(It candidate; for my pin t J would wbh
flint all our present elate official could
bit I'li'i'ti'd lor niiollier (eriu mid Hum nil
go out alter a sucweettil eervlee, and
glvn piece lo another company 11 honest
mid capable, Home limy think tlmt our
e:
tovei nor should not have a third term,
iiitlxiiyj let 11 elect him nu.li, by ill
men tie, fur hi flrtteriu wn not wlint
It should be mid he could not serve ue 11
bo wished; much of hie power wiin In ken
from by the partisan legislature mid
we have not had achniieti to witness hi
ability and honesty of purpose in all
tlihiK, for a little more than a year,
JSyfhevtay these "Ignorant pops'' are
conducting the stele affair, we won't
have nny elate tfebt by the end of an
other tin to, mid then we will hear our re
publican friend howl beenusu we are no
niggardly In biiNlueN, If I cannot get
any p' from the present official I won't
get disgruntled. J believe 1 could draw
my salary with regularity and dispatch.
If i could get a good, fat ollice, but if i
don't get one f will try to keep men In
ofllce who will keep down our taxes and
do faithful Nervlce for the ealary the
Male pay them, I would much prefer
having our present (torpN of official In
office for life, than to give I he (I. 0. I', a
chance to elect a thief to fill one of the
olllees, and rob the tnt again for cum
palgn purposes. Keep Mr. Holcomb In
ofllce for auother term mid then he can
etep out of the governor' office and fake
a trip to Washington mid occupy J, li,
J'. Tliumtoir chair In the eenate.
Would uny Nebrenkau be neliamed to
mm Kryan In th white houe mid Allen
and Holcomb In the eenate? We would
have plenty of brain to rent toother
etatf represented by gold bilge, We
might go over to the other encf of the
capltol and find eome 1H carat brain
from the Ntato that the pop nave de
filed by having the pig In the parlor.
My Idea I that wheu you have a good
thing keep it, Th neweimper men are
making a grand good fight for the peo
ple, and we farmer muet keep up our
ubNerlptlou. no that the editor may
work on a full Ntomadi, No man can do
faithful work while the club of debt I
holdover hi head, or while hungry, l'ut
me down for a load of corr to help pay
expenee In the coming enmpuign, nub
joct to cull at anytime by Ntate central
committee. I will ave more than the
mnount In taxeN while theu honet men
am In ofllce, and you eeo I won't Ion
anything. UuM.'Ctfully,
M. M. Hai.i.m k.
(Antral City, Feb. ft, 1WH,
from (' County,
KlUTOM ISIlKI'KNItlCNT:
Therein at the premiut time a good
deal ol dnM'ulon In reitiird to who
tthoubl be the candidate for governor,
and every one tuwiiia to take a hand in
the deliberation. Thl I a elgu that
Dm Moplw a a max are alive to their
bout Inlerenl when tho Miople am on
gourd. We need not fear for the welfare
ol our libertle. The founder of that
grand liiMtllution, whiih ha been the
rradle ol neurly every plank in the ho
ple'e party platfi'rm, the K night of
Labor, eniiiielntd a gmat truth, and
dim that ehnll go down In hltory a will
the lutpnltiiid word ol I'atrhk Henry,
hIh ii ihvv NeliHitiNl the inottit ol th or
h r; "That I the timet erlw'l gtiviru
iinntlii whlih Mil injury tn one 1 the
txnieern of all" and oIiiIm all Ukeauiu.
li-rmt In lit wellum ol th tat our lib
rile am eat,
Neil tu th rvturnnf W, V, Allen to
th wiiate, the iiiimI lniMrteiil duly de
volving uhiii the doblwratlou id th m
pi u th MUvilnu o our t h el t -titiv
ia the etat. We have nun a numlnr
bo wmi Id make good tlHuderd Mrvr,
hiiatd hv a maa whu an and will
have lh eoulliji'iu ol all th wopl, a
lima Mhit ha la llor h ullie
naouati that k M kuoaa Ihruugbuut the
altt Mure In aotniaatUiu, and m
w tin ik lb HHiple kaow K mJ a Imwii
true to ! pnaplwa ol war parly and
the ruw Uuk fvirHu.,
Mma we keve la l, t Win lwr wt
Oumh. ! with, all IhiHW trail l 4 tif.
ui i lue am amary lf a maa lr
ll, H-iiiua d giiivraor,
Mr. fc'tf I la if !! .1411
n. i. ir ik ubr duiK ol th nift i,l
nier, aad ka h adHitmltiia we t
,v I id all lit bUtlf luviNg lul
Ik laU aed i ali l h aim k a t
iHirvd wk UUtf ci-4MHii'M am
iiKMrf I ! b-M ilhm a tu
iit'iiv auril tt ahtt mi4 li
tmr taadidat.
M. M, tMu,
tlatUwoulk, I'vti. I, l"Mt
J 1 a t lmU4 t ai
Vi rtue Hnnt t
I feV ta4 Wtlk latm Ike hit Urn
halt ke apam4 la iar drt
al t'd Hr ikMWMMMta id ataik
al.l aadldal lor g.iic aal lak
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IlililUlM
pleaNure In giving my view n to who
ehould be Nelecled to head t he ticket In
the coming cmiipalgn, In the flret place
I think the nomine lor governor ehould
come bom the rank of the people'M
party, that lie ehould be a man who In
near lo the people; who will, while gly
lug im n good buelueM like inliiiliilli'i.
tlon of nIiiIii affair, itlo UNehlMlnlliieiii!
to further tho IH'lliclple ol the ioullt
party throughout the noun try, He
ehould be ii man of uiiiUeMlloneiJ Integ
rily, a mini who ha rendered valuable
eervlre to the reform movement and who
win utterly rout the cohort of corrup
tion mid monopoly In HoiikIiin county,
currying with him I he enllreNlate and
legixltiUvo tlekeiN to a glorlou victory,
In a word, we want a mmi in whom the
voter have aheolute conlldenee and who
I capable of nrouliig the old time en
Miuniiimui at the pnrty 8uch a mini I
Hon, I), Clem Heaver of Hougla county;
a man born and mmu on a farm, who
In In touch with labor and who hia re
mained Nteadfaet, to all th principle of
the people' independent parly through
thick and thin, Mr, Heaver I a fearle
flirhtcr, a man of unflinching oouraxe
and who could be depended ujiontoob
tain for the relorm force all the fruit of
t he victory which he would eurely gain.
We will mnke no mlelako If wo nominate
D. Clem Jieavcr for governor, Jlepect.
fully, Wm. Uinmi.An.
J Mil Dougbie 8t,, Omaha, Neb,
A Ciitiiin ui flta,
KlIITOII lllKI'(KlKTi
i'erhapNyoii do well to Inquire among
your reader; w ho Nhall be our candidate
for governor? Men will pardon me If i
raiee the queetlon what, rather than
who? What miiuucr ol man ehall he bc7
There le, 1 think, too much diapoaition
to recognize the right of thl man or
that one, 1 would have It a queetlon of
lit mm rather than of pemonal right,
My notion le that the man beet fitted to
d!hcarge th d title of an ollice, the
man who ha th beet right to that of
fice. Two object ehould be kept all th time
In view eucceee In the campaign, and
ucoe In administration. We want a
nucci'mnIuI campaigner, a vote getter, one
for whom we can all wor heartily, en
ergetically and NiicceNMfully; one who will
work with u a heartily, a energetically
atid a NUcettMHfully: one who after the
battle I fought and the victory In won
will lve u an administration which will
enipheelxe the victory, and ehow lo the
world that It I a victory of principle,
not merely a victory of party by a party;
but a people' victory by the people, a
victory for reform, for good irovern men t,
a victory for the Mate and all It people,
We ehould carefully select an nitKre
Ive forceful man with the ability to make
a siicci'ssliil educational campaign, and
to put the enemy on tlu run and run
him to an oblivion hole. We want a
maa who will make the following cam
pn Inn an ens.y one, leaving u uothiug in
hi administration to explain, toapolo.
glie lor, lo lie out of.
it may make all th different1 lathe
world to some imople what kind of a
party taUd the caudidata wear or ha
worn, 1 care little whether a man call
hiiiiMelf by one party name or another.
II hi ha wurki d, Is working, and will
work forth lt Intermt of the whole
IWHile, Hroad I the road that lead lo
death, and thousNinl ol MrKmloy ilmii
iMTal and Cleveland republieau and
Hurt ley Muriiier "walk tugehr Ihere,"
and there' mum to billow, The,' fib
owhava itituiiioii aim In view, and
they work totfi'llu'r lor It, Hindi mil we,
tin-ii, I tiuiibd by that wisdom w hit b
,oiiii us lo a straiiflil and narrow rond
Irading up to that Ideal plan whi m all
the ptHipl mav triv iiikhI Mum lh
law, T hi road U Iraight enough thai
eveiy ritin a may follow it, lauurrow
iiouh that evi-ri h lonut r may tied lb
tuiddla ol it, It la widw eaouab Ibal
verv'palrlnl may Itud roniu to irawl in
II, rtiimwa ta a jHtrty l ho worth win -lug
lor, i h weltam ol lb iUt aad It
ppupls I ol kltihi-at llepiirtrtMiti,
. I u In i doae baidvlng word
about lusioa ol partaa, wed Ul u kat
liwariy, iwlnoia. rouuij aiiiug fooinr
alma ol all b have a iHimuma wad In
W - Ilia taiaitaoa giHd id lb tuuuuoa
vll,
t a lor i,Hi lgMo jarlf awiue.
awd iHWt't Ik lt ant lor goisiuor,
aMvl batl4'l boa, and lba r, (uiis, w
MibrtaHl tha will go,. ,..i.
tuiva,
Jon W, K tee.
H.Mk.lei, Nub., M, y, iia
la 414 M Wai.
A larl allsaibnl iitwling i IViuaU
e.iusli .( ul l bld at tiliwNloM bail,
tiitiwba, libiaan 4, hue.aiir -iai
II. a i I ln atr lwtotk ul ul
Ikui a l iUi to tfuvHaor,
1 bi aeMea wae tfctmaall til m hm
ofek.ra id b bug hatwi id th
par t bfld at tba uttlm id JJu tMnga
V klagasr, a Jaaaaff If I, lr tka nr
Hai ul lakleg t-a la am lb it
halioa id a tuglw laiMhlf aaa M
Hm eivvif,
, lb
HHtig tta.wi4
Iteelf into th Douglu County People'
Indeptuident club, J. Kelly McComba,
chalrinan of tho populist county con
tral committee, wa elected jireel
dent; Hila ltobblne, one of the early or
gaulierMof the party, wa elected vloe
prteildeiit; K. V. Leavenworth, formerly
the party' candidate for city clerk, wa
elected etwretary; Charle 1'ropieal,
tretiNtirer of the county central commit
tee, wa named a treasurer of the club,
The following resolution were intro
duced and unanimously endorsed:
Wherca., It ha come to the notice of
the lion. 1), Clem Heaver of Dotigla
county, that hi name ha been promi
nently mentioned throughout the state,
through the press and otherwise, a a
suitable candidate for the ollloe of gov
ernor of thl state; and,
Whereas, we, his neighbors, believing
in his honesty of purpose mid upright
ness of diameter, his qunllllcaliou for
the position, nud hi long and faithful
Nervine to the populist party ol the stale
and the nation,
Therefore, be it resolved, that it In the
sense of thl meeting that we heartily
endorse hi cmidldacy for the ollice of
governor of the etnte of Nebraska, and
Unit we pledge ourselve to Use all hon
orable mean to secure hi nomination
at the hamlN ol tho coining populist
Ntnte convention,,
Omaha, J'eb,, 7, 1 WH,
A fcXlOHT COLD
Often tiring An Incurable Malady,
The time to begin to doctor I when
the eymptom of iIInciiho first appear.
The symptom of catarrh are many and
vnried, A slight cobl or cough Hint a
few dose of lV-rii-ua would promptly
cure In allowed to progrese until it Imi
comeN chronic catarrh, which somet lines
necessitate long ami persistent treat
ment to effect a cure, Mr, Maltiida
Walker, (irnharn City, Young county.
Tex,, write: "For the past nix yeum 1
have leien Nurtur
ing with catarrh
and nil the evil
clf.'cl that lie
company It, The
last year my
throat got sore,
then It Nettled on
my luiigN which
catieed pain un
der left shoulder
and breast, 1
wun not able to
do my work:
could not get up out of a chair without
help, i had nil of our doctors' advino
mid nNNlslauce, but it, did no good, The
llrst month after 1 begun taking your
medicine i wiin doing my work. I took
them for twelve month and now 1 am In
good health, I recommend your medi
cine to do Just what you say It will do.
You made my health good, which J
thought won not possible,"
1'iM U-iia cures and cure permanently,
Head for a free book on "Winter Catar
rh," written bv Dr, Hart man, Address
The IWu-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
Young filter, Chicago' greatest
wheat owner, must have Peen born un
der a lucky Ntar, Information I at
hand that thl year' crop ehortnge In
Austria ulone Mill necessliaU the pur
chase of 1100,(100,000 worth of food
cereal from abroad. Thl practically
mean that th American farmer will
hav to supply the shortage and Mr
filter will buy and Nell thl grain, in no
far a wheat I concerned. Htiould other
oountrle not Increase their crop thl
year over last we may be euro of $2
wheat, buffalo Lvenlng Time,
0m
A Total Disability Claim of $1,650 Paid to a Alan
Who Was Afterwards Cured.
The Monitor a newspatxir published at
Meaford, Oat., Canada, first discovered
thl ense two year ago, and published It
at length, which now eenm, owing to
the cure of It, to be a miracle. The fact
were no remarkable that many peopl
doubted the truth of them. They said:
"it In too remarkable; itcaunot possibly
t ill tpim' I tin f imi u.St lu Itiii u le nn anil t liu
I ! IIW 11 M1 f 'M uiliJ Ilia
(man, ultliouuli he may think himself
cured, will relapse Into hi former con
dition," etc.- etc The accuracy of It
report called In question, th Monitor
determined to Hint out detlnitely whether
the (net were as stated and whether the
man would really tny cured. They ac
cordingly kepi ados watch on tlmcose
for two ymrn after the first article ap
peared, and have just now published au
other article about it la which th
ow ' t'iKtn n riuiirf(r tti i,
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SOUTH OMAHA 8TOCK YARDS.
Live Slock Exchange Ha a Monoply
of th Mikt.
In tbe case of the United State
against the Routh Omaha live stock ex
change evidence wa adduced to show
that the exchange wa a monopoly eo
far u putting tock on the market wa
concerned, It developed that no man
can eell stock there who I not a member
of the exchange and ba paid In f 1,000
for hi memberehlp, Mr, Obllchrlet, the
chief witne, explained the rule of the
exchange, one of which wa a forfeiture
of memberehlp, fie also explained bow
one had been altered lor tho purpoee of
free, I n g out a combination of stock
grower and farmer, who bad Nought to
avoid the rule of the exchange and
bundle t heir owu business ou a co-operative
plan, The exchange rule were
changed to require every member of a
firm, whether resident or not, to own a
membership mid deposit hi 1 1, 000,
This keeps out the co-operative compan
ies Hlmlliir ruh are miido to cover
other point with a similar object in
view, Mr. (llillchrlt wiin closely oroee
examined, but the force of hi direct tes
timony wiin very little shaken. I 'resi
dent Murphy of the exchange will next
be called to the slmid,
Cascaret atlmulaU liver, kidney and
bowel; never ilckeo, weaken or grlp,10
The Teller resolution was a fine piece
of polillciil strategy, It smoked out a
whole lot of fellow that didn't want to
be smoked out. About twenty genuine
gold buu were found In the Cultcd
Hfate Semite about forty-five genuine
bimetallists and the balance were slrnd-
Idlers, Thurston wa a ! ruddier he
voted niT'iiiiMt the resolution and also
aualust the amendment. JIuwiiHa beuu
tiful illustration of ground and lofty
tumbling, It was a ense of now you eeg
It ami now you don't sen it with Thurs
ton, The house of representative
killed t he measure of course. The pres
ent house would kill the ten commend
incut mid the sermon on the mount at
the command of Doss Heed. Central
City Democrat,
Wlui hi lli It,-piiillulor ?
The New York Hun, commenting on the
provision of a resolution introduced in
tlio eenate by Mr, Vest, of Mbourl,uum
up It argument in the word:
"Hero In tho whole controverscy In a
nutshell: Hlinll the United Ktutc take
advantage of a technicality which unde
niably permit it to do no, and cheat
it creditor out of half their honest duo
or shall it obey the spirit of the contract
In spile of the permission which the let
ter glvee to violate It?"
If the Hun In right, then every time a
silver dollar I paid Into the Hun office
on subscription or advertising, that ex
cellent Journal In cheated out of fifty
cent. Inetcud of getting a dollar, the
cashier In fact get but half a dollar,
Now, nobody believe eueh stuff a that,
There are about 00,000,000 Nllverdol
lars in circulation In the country. They
pas from hand to hand at least once
every week day which I equiqaleot to
18,000,000,000 dollar In a year ol 1100
day. Accordlno to the Bun' thoory,
that would entail a Ion on tbe people
equal to 18,000,000,000.
the disease spinal sclerosis, and all said
he could not live.
For three years he lingered In this con
dition. Thon bv somo frlond he was ad
vised to take Dr. Williams' I'iuk rill
for Dale I'eople. lie took them and there
woe a slight change. The first thing
noted was a tendency to sweat freely.
This showed there was eome life left In
hie helplcs body. Next came a little
feeling in bis limbs. This extended, fol
lowed by pricking sensations, until at
last, th blood began to course freely,
naturally and vigorously through bi
body, and the helplessim nave way to
returning strenutb, the ability to walk
returned, and Ae aae rvUvetl to his old
limn IikhUH,
The above 1 the substance of the first
article published by the Monitor, Now
ominmonMank
M.tAAf QSi- yu.
t.illna iu vlip.lB, tka bvw k
aai pr )mn atl-vwrd, aad
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4td Ma mm Km kaa lle ka i
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kaid ad wilkunl aiilat. )ia
mil I Mv kHi lk a ia wad I vwl I
ul kl It, a I kt to im i ir ks I
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fa) kate wtrivl ikat I k kuw ia
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af kaaiawM ikvi lt hi aiav sal
lr KiAinr ia ,f at la tu,t
IMI IsMktf iMu4Si, fAwl I aai M
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(tr M,riw "
Give the Children a Drink
called Qrain-0. It I a delicious, appo
tizing, nourishing food drink to take
tho place of coffee. Sold by all grooer
and liked by all who have used it, be
cause, when proporly prepared it taste
like the finest coffee but Is free from all
its Injurious properties. Graln-0 aids
digestion and strengthen tbe nerves. It
Is not a stimulant, but a beath builder,
and children, as woll as adults, can drink
it with great boneflt. Costs about as
much as coffee. 15and2Qo.
Detween Jerry Him peon going through
Dlngley' bat and Hntherland making
donkey of the republican member, It le
evident that the pope are about to raise
tne political scalp ot some gold bug .
waenington news Letter.
We now take It buck wo know where
President McKlnley stands on the money
queetloul Cortland Herald,
Every body Bays 8o
Caecarets Candy Cathartic, th most
wonderful medical discovery of th agw,
Dleaeant and rofmahlnir tn th tun t a
-ent)j and positively on kidneys, liver,
and bowels, cleansing th entire aystem,
dlapel cold, our headache, hirer, habit
J conetlpatloo and blllionane. l'lea
bnv and trv a box of C. fl. n. fni! 1ft
96, 50 eont. Sold and guaranteed to
iur iy au oruggiata.
WANTED.
Ui'iiifiiiT and Finwrti gentlemen or
indie to truvel for responsible, estab
lished house in Nebraska. Monthly V05
and expenses, i'ositloti steady. Kefer
ence. IvucIoho elf-addressud stamped
enveloiNt, Tho Dominion Company!
Dept. K, Chicago.
Morning A liarg, 4ttornT at Law.
Room Jia to SO, Ilrownell block, 1 f)7
8outb 11 th treet, Lincoln, Nub. But
t lenient of estate and all kinds of legal
buslnees attended to promptly and care
fully. Hsbrasba Slatole far Sal.
Copies of Nebraska etatutes for 1808
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No llenils Without IIoiiiIhkd,
What would bond bo worth If they
do not bind anybody? How could there
be bond without bondage somewhere?
oak the Appeal to Iteason. The law
and a bill of eule were the bond that
took from the chattel elav the result of
hi labor and gave It to his master who
held the bond. The law und the parch
ment of the government are the bond
that take the results of the Hiople'e labor
and band It over to the bondholder. The
holder of publio bond are a much ot
poeed to doing away with condition by
which he profit a wore tbe master of
chattel slaves. There -1 no difference
between the two except In the method.
The result on those In bondage are juet
the Name o far a lo In concerned.
Wbou the people wak up to the fact
that they are in bondage, that they are
till Muffering from one of the many form
of slavery that has been the curse of th
world, they will make short work ot tbe
bonds. That they aubmitl only be
cause they do not realize tbe nature of
their condition. The present system is
on form of slavery and the people ar
fai finding It out.
"Do you still attribute your cure to
tbe use of Dr. Williams' Fink Fills?"
asked the Monitor.
"Unquestionably I do," was the reply,
"Doctors had failed, as had also the
numerous remedies recommended by my
friends. Nothing 1 took had the slighUait
effect upon in until I began the ue of
Dr. William' Fink Fill. To thin wontfrr
till iiiedicin I owe my rolviine from tlm
HviiiK (loath, I have since recommended
thesu pills to many of my friends, ami
the verdict le always in their favor. I
shall always bleu the day I wo Induced
to take them."
Huch Is the history of ooe of the most
remarkabe caee of modern time. Can
any one say, in the faoa of such testi
mony, that Dr. Williams' Fink Fills are
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