August 4, 1898
THE NERBASKA INDEPENDENT
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MKKD AT RANDOM.
IV&C6?
Well, I Kuesa not!
Shut down when
We're just beginniu'?
Nit. No Birrtie.
Thorn Spaniards
Have not to get a lickiu'
They'll remember
For ubout 10,000 yeara
Itafore we let up.
We've got 'em on the run,
An' we're proddin' 'em
With sharp things that hurt.
Hay,
They're jut beginnln'
To know us
To realize
That we're the boat out
The bi-st fighters
And the putriotleknsfc
Lot of peo)lo
That ever went guunin'
For low-lived human game.
Why, do you know
A neighbor of mine
Man named Wilkinson
Kent in a bid for
Fifty thousand dollars' worth
Of them war bondsl
Hure thing!
There'ti loyalty for you.
He mild he knew
They'd go up to 1.00
In throe week
And that by Hendin' In bin
Little old two per cent
Option money
He'd wish in
Three thousand clean profit
In a few duys.
You jtiHt bet
That whenever this old nation
Nwids any help
She'll get it
From ix'ople right
In my ward.
A friend of mi no
Known a man
Whom son wan killed
Near Haiidynggo,
Or Chickamuuga,
Or Tampa,
Or one of them towns full of O'n;
1 don't remember which,
Hut I know the boy wus killed
All right
For the man
1m looking after the detailH
Of ieiiHiou money
IUghtoow.
Aa I wus Miiyin',
I fuel like thin war
Wub mighty clone to me
Ilelu' UN I kuow Wilkinson
And the man
Who knows the man
Whose boy got shot
Yes, sir,
(bines right home to me.
That's why
It makes me hot
To hear this talk ubout peace
Right now when
We're hoopiu' things along
Ho bully.
Look at us, anyway,
What did we do at Han Jewin
And (iuantomato?
And there in Manilo?
We riitked our lives
For the seke of humanity,
And we licked
Gloriously.
And now
Home cheap skates
Is tulkiu' about peace
And wuntin' us to quit
Just about the time
We've got, our hands
Moistened
To sail in in earnest.
Them kiud of stiffs
Makes me tired,
They ain't got no nerve,
Nor pride of country,
Nor love of glory,
Nor nothiu'.
They want to let old Spain
Off easy,
Want to let her go
Hy givin' up Cuby
And I'orto Kicko
And one or two other things.
Nit.
Not roe;
I'm in this thing
To a finish;
Wont we want to do
Is destroy llavuua
As u first preliminary
Hang Hlunco
And relnose that ('apt. Preyfux
Tbat the Spaniards
Imprisoned In Morro castle;
Then turn in
And burn 1'orto Hu-ko
And blow up theiii Canary WIuuOx
Ami siexe Samoa
And dciiiaud that Horiieo,
New South Wales,
Jitvaaud the Orkneys
H girt it a popular lorin
Of government
l uih r American sins qua nou
tr prottMul,
r wnaUver you call it.
Then I'd levy 1111 indemuity
tl aim 11 1 eiuht hillious
And bold the iuea
And tUroldin
And StrttMta,
And lu t'arUs
As buslMgMI,
V I Iff, ill I'lliUa
WnuUI feat Uia ktllvd
ly this 1 1 MM
In sums sttiw ,v.
Wta tat mm b dotm
I would I twit
Take ImuwMliit of tha l'tli;i'w M
tad lrd thmi to llstfUstl
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ORGANIZATION BY CLUBS.
Plan For CondurtliiK the I'arty Propoaed
by MlMourl Middle of I ho ltoatlere.
The Middle of the I loud PopuliHts
now havo a bcIiciiio wheri'lty di visions
in conventions cum he entirely obviated
in tho near future 1, ml repetitions of the
stirring scoaes of several weeks agp
will bo prevented. In other words, they
are about to decide that conventions are
a useless adjunct to tho government of
political purtiusund cun bo omitted from
the progmniino altogether.
In tho future, if a plan submitted by
a committee appointed for that purpono
it adopted, candidates for political pre
ferment will bo nominated and plat
forms for tho guidiuieo of thoir party
will bo adopted by means of tho luiti
ative and referendum. At tho last meet
ing of tho Middle of tho Hoaders state
committee Sheridan Webster was ap
pointed chairman of this committee and
given power to select his confreres. Tho
duty of the committee, as outlined, was
to form a plan fur tho futuro govern
ment of tho Populist party hi Missouri.
Webster bus now finished writing his
report and recently submitted it to C.
J. Anderson, an ollloial of the stato
committee. As is nsual with Webster,
bo makes some radical suggestions and
wants tho initiative, referendum and
imperative mandate universally adopt
ed, ills idea is to form People's Party
clubs iu every congressional district,
county und township in tho statu, In
signing bis application every member
must agreo to be governed by tho rules
adopted for the futuro government of
tho party.
Suggestions for tho good of tho party
can be made by any member in good
standing on tho first day of each mouth,
and they will bo voted on 130 days later,
a majority vote to determine tho result,
a return of which shall bo made to tho
stato committee. A proposed change in
rules requires an application to tho stato
committeo of 10 per cent of tho club
members, when it will then bo sent to
tbe congressional district committee.
Ten per cent of tho members of the
clnb can also make an application to re
move a committeeman or u candidate
from tho state ticket. Webster's idea
is to first form a stato club. If ten
members from this club reside in one
congressional district, it shall bo their
duty to withdraw und form a district
club. The same numerical rule applies
to comities within the district and then
to townships within tho county. In
townships, however, only five members
are needed to form tho nucleus of a
club. Thus it cun be seen that the idea
is to govern tho party by means of
township clubs.
Each club can devise its own ways
and means for raising funds, but tho
members thereof must pay a per capita
tax to the county, congressional, statu
and national committees. Ouo cent a
month each is the tax for county, con
gressional and national committees,
while 2 cents must bo paid to tho state
committee. In all cases where tho aid
of a referendum vote is invoked only
thoso who havo paid their per capita
tax will bo permitted to exercise their
franchise.
Tho idea of the plan, as explained by
Mr. Aiidurson, is to do away with all
wire pulling in stato conventions, where
unscrupulous politicians can defy the
will of tho peoplo who havo elected
them as delegates to tho convention
with an implicit confidence in their in
tegrity. St. Louis Republic.
Why Thejr L Mm Farm.
By tho census of IS 1)0 this is tho
greatest tenant farmer nation in the
world. More than one-half of the peo
plo live iu rented homes. Only about
oue-third of the families of this country
own homes free of incumbrance. All
tho rest are in the grasp of tho landlord
and the usurer. In going into the land
questiou wo again meet the muuhine.
In the field end mfuo its work of mak
ing idle hands is seen. Tho small farm
er cannot afford to buy costly iiiucIimics.
Without them he cannot compete with
the largo farmer who uses them, and ho
becomes a renter, a laborer or a tramp.
Much is said of tho young men leaving
the farms and goiug to theoverurowded
cities. This is au evil which is greatly
deplored by many writers, but few of
them recognise that tho machliio is
largely responsible for it. The muchiiiti
has driven many small farmers out of
buidiunH, ami. the large farmers UMiig
them, tin re is not the demand fur farm
labor there was a few years agn On the
large ftirins a few we k at seed tiin
and ham U sll Ihu tune there Is any
demand for laborer. Naturally lh
young inrn mnb r ihvw iH.uduimis b svu
the country for the crow ded cities. This
will m l be Ultor.-d by freti siher.
Ogdeu (1'Ulil X lUys.
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WARREN'S MONEY CHART,
ComraendatioD8 of tho First Edition
Composed of Seven Parts.
The teachings of Money Chart If fol
lowed out wdl bless the nation and de
nt roy the power of traitors of our coun
try and initiate the brotherhood of
man. N. 8. Dresbach, Carroll Co., Ills.
Money Chart knocks the wind all out
of the coin redemption heresy. Kli Karl,
Kieh Hill, Mo.
"Warren's Money Chart', Is the most
profound, forcible and convincing work
that this great reform movement has
produced. It is amnsting to see the
number of unanswerable facts that the
author has succeeded in crowding into
so small a compass. To the advanced
student of political reform it is indispen
sable; while Its slmplo form and style
mnke it equally valuable to the begin
uer. L. C. liateman, Anburn, Me.
Wurren'a Money Chart Is the best vote
maker in tbe market. American Non
conformist. 1 think Money Chart the best book of
the kind I ever read and I hope to see
the day when its suggestions will be in
full force. (leo. MontgoniiTy, Decatur
Co. I ud.
Money Chart is the best book on the
money question. It Is so dear tbat any
reader can be convinced of its truth. 1 1
contains l'opulist doctrine purely and
only that. James K. Mcliride, Bee.
Miehigun State Commit tee.
Warren's Money Chart should be the
text book of the nation. The three oth
ers of the club joiu me in ssying that it
is the graiideHt work ever published in
the interest of our much depressmj couu
try. J oh. Mcdovcrii, (llendale, Col.
Money Chart is the best exposition of
our financial ditflcultieH ns a nation, and
provides the best remedies for our 1111
tiouul ills, published in the ICnglisli
speaking world. U. M. Jlrowder, twice
a iiomiuoe for Congress, (Jreensburg,
led.
Iu African slavery times two books
precipitated the struggle that brought
Ireedom, The IrrepresNible Conflict, and
Uncle Tom's Cabin. Two books can do
it again, Moner Chart and Money of Ac
count. 1. M. Snyder. Loup City, Neb.
If we could get the plans adviicuted in
Moucy Chart into operation we would
se all kinds ol business liegjn now. We
would se proserity in reality. I). A.
I'rw, St, Joseph, Mo.
Money Chart is the ery beet reform
In to k yet published. Jeffersouian, Furi
tinult, Minn.
I have enrefully studied Money Chart
aud must say that a more convincing
work has never been iasud. fc W,
Undue, i-r, Ky., Nov. St), 1SU7.
I am plfHd to add my mite to the
words of praise given Moiu.v Chart by
many 0ntiaudtf. Jmlgs Marvin War
ren is a reaidtuit of my home town. No
mors hard working paiiistnkiug, con
unt'iilHiu man lives than Ju'lg- War
reii. C. tj I Franc. Kcull Cham
ber, Liueolu, N-b,, Nov. y0, MU7.
Money t liar! la a thorough treatise of
the inuut T ipiaatlon, Its rouciart aud Hi'.
eurals loyie rttrru with It a Unv ol Its
oait. Il should ! Iu th hasd of every
.rhliic-r id woallb t'ksa. h IIhu,
M.mU rof Stat t'oiniiiilliw H,lvr U-
pi.lilHMII", lltlhitel, Ohio.
II 11 r poMibla lo gxt tea Mr e ut
id llm volwia to read Moan ( hat l mi
gri Miuiiiiioe eliHiis would f,llusr th
10 It "m lion M. il. IMmi to, M.htii, 1 1.,
lurf, II, it.
I bm iv ud a rit iitaer workao'u
iiu'iui'v. 1,11 1 I Ibihk Witrra' Mnit
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Many People Cannot Drink
coffee at night. It spoils their sleep,
Yon cun drink Grain-0 when yon pleas
and sleep like a top. For Orafn-0 does
r.ot stimulate; It nourishes, cheers ana
feeds. Yet it looks and tesUs like ths
best coffee. For nervous persons, young
people and ohildren Oriilii-0 Is the per
feet drink, Made from pur grains, (let
a package from rour grocer today, Try
It In place 01 mjum. 10 ana zoc.
FREE TRIAL TO
ANY HONEST MAN
fBB FOREMOST MEDICAL COMPAJTT V
THB WOULD IH TUB L'UBB or wua
HEN MAKES TDIS OFFEK.
BAPPY iURRIAOB, HEALTH, ENEROY AMD
LONQ LIPE.
In 11 ths world todsr-ln all th history f
the werl(J no doctor or Intuitu tinti h troalail
and rettutrnd o many rnrn as has ths farnwl
1UUJC JaailiUAii livarAtiiiiii suuaiu, m$ mi
IF YOU
WISH
Thlt la dna to tha fact thai th eomranr eon-
troli um Invention and dliovTi which bavs
00 wtual in tha whola realm ul utttdlnal at-lanea.
Ho much dnoaptlon hat two ravilMd lo advar
tit 1 11 s thattnu graoa oia ouinu7 now nuia
itnrlllrig offer.
1 hv will aand tnair masloallr tffwrtlva mill
ance and month's coiir ut ruiUirallTa ramadlcs
inaitively on trial, without ipu, lo any rs
llalils man.
fi, a diMur md bt paid unia retulU an tnotm lo
and arJmawUitnni fry On jtallrnt.
Tha Krla MalloaJ O.mmnv'l ADDllaiW and
Ramadles have baaa Ulkl of and wrIUMi twul
Uil evary man has haanl ol Uirm.
I ha hlihMl medical authorities In tb world
bava laUily cotnindiulis) tliut.
They piiaama marvelmis Dowar to Vtlallaa, oV
vrmm rvutra ami iiuiaiii.
1 nt-y ervaui vikut, m a.n,y iiMua, new uia.
They llop dralus that mii lh rnrirr
ovorwurk.
1 hey euro all flails el till tiaUta,
Tht-v ! hill ttrtnfth. devekrmenl aod loo
o rvrry irtlim ami oin or tea laaiy,
Kallura Iniimuihlai no Irr1rr.
1 1,1a "Trlul MIOhwI Mix-iim " olfer U llmlUct
lo a hurl lUua, kiul ,(-liiiku uiiwt to Bia4 l
Oitea.
No COD. arhaina nor dwvntlon t noaiwaHiri
trail UwlnaM n.lll.,D f.jr amiuU u4 Blgfe
nuaiH ial ana nii.'oiiitiai tiantiiiig.
Writ loll.e KM IS M r.lHiA I. I uMPsHT, But.
fklo, NY., ami rtr Iu their c.rter iu this ism.
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Ta Iba Oraail r.arat.Maal Mlalag I1
Irtcl, Wyawiag,
Tlo I'ulon raeirto will aell tickets al
one far lor ih round trio, plus f t, Iroiu
all fuit,u In Kasas, Ntibraaka, I'olori.
do an I I lah l.t K iallna, Win, litra
mi MfaU h la-keia will tw ol I are al and
1 1 Tu"dy la llav, June. July, Auit,
Mit , lb !., and No. hUa lino daily
1. 1 Mm, la etc a way w atu Haw.
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and pleas your nWwIfs and famdjr Wrranf4 tha
most perfwH amkiug toa mods. VV use tha wrr best
old rolled patent lsM stael, and Hut aer l(an(0
with aslxwtoa and stel, which tnakna it Irxiposslbla to
Mt lira to your floor, 'I hy ars handsoms, attraotlra,
np-UwInta In pattern and design, lull th kel trimmed,
win burn an sinu 01 mi. wm imh
tlms. Mad on honor, sold on merit. Tula
In wby wa call them tin "JiMT on karth,"
Jf your dealer dost nor bundle thew b
mnkeo frrsat mlstaks. Writ to us and
wa will pro Ida a wajr lor you to bo on at
A raasonabla prim,
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LINCOLN, NEH. MAKUIW
Patron Im noma Industry mads In Nebras
ka. Warsferyoo toDUta Officers, Hanka
and Kxpress Com pan lea of Uneoh, and
thousands usinir. our Hntigm, Hpecial at
tantloo (Iran llotal and lUataurant Outflta
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ill
Hold on to Your Wool
mrtU jroef eWfaapavicf with ut.
Wo aro la a poslilna to both mah and aava you monayt
Uin to Uwaw facts. We aro by far the lsrKst mm A wsriritls
slon hmnaa In ths waat, Ws tin(l lat year
10,000,000 POUUD3 or VOOL.
Th tor, mmni(Hrinrru buy frmm atlfsel.
Our sUsiks are always sstttnalr immgH to supply their wanta
IYi Mtki Liberal Advtneii en ContlfRRttnti
at 6 per eent. per annum for mtmf thus Umimd, Ws supply
our patrons with aaofca It. Wo smkI rm our rubw itiarket
letter which kaeps yon Informsyt at all times up ttisssset
cmuWUtm of tha rrtarkrt. WpM im f MM about your
, wool, sending ssrnpM,
siLOEnuin oros. cmuso, a
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BEAR IN MIND
...That we are prepared to supply...
BEST DALE TIES AT
LOWEST PRICES QUICK.
Writs us for prions. Call and sou us
whan you coma to tbe Ki position.
Hay, Oniln, and Mill Food bouuht and
old In all parts of tbt statu.
NEBRASKA HAY CO., OMAHA.
Use
Kansas Lump
Rock Salt
For Stock.
Purest, HeaUhkvt, Jhttt,
GROUND ROCK SALT
FOR STOCK.
Uie Rock Salt
for
Hldet Pick In,
Meats, let Cream,
lea Making,
fcrtiliiing, lo., Lo.
MlnM and Worki,
Lyom and KinopolU, Kan,
AddrcH WiiSTKKN HOCK SALT CO., ST. LOUIS, MO
H1 Agent tor l.yam Uotk Unit Co., sad ITuaf Hlt Co.
Ba our sihlblt ol stock sail at tbt TraaaUUsilsalppI latoraatlonal Kipoaitloa
Oinaha. Neb., Main iluildin.
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