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June 20, 100L THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT. STATE C0KYEHT10M C&atrae r4suUla CevUe fr Refereavdasa VeteewaTtae ud f U.ldlaf Am wu mtst'oced lat week, Chair man EdmUttn deirts an expression of cpisica from each member of the state restral commitu oa two points: (1) Stall tt eommitte be called together to x th time and pin re of boldinf the tat ktt convention, and. if so, h acd where f Lill such tomnlt tr EaTiic be held? (2) Or, if yoa srsix.it rabies of the state caatlt;e, cite jour preference as to time asd p'.ate of holding the next eta-te ccareetioa of the people's inde-pes.-l2.t party. St-ad jour .rote at see to J. II. E&altten. chairman, Xtf-iford. Nb. Mr. C2:u:-i:s letter U as follows: 4iior Ial-pe:.d&t: I notice !n the colusiSJi of joar paper a state r&est !a rr gird to the natter of ray tot Trxz.K zt.j salary for service for the last catnpaiira- Again permit ss to thank jo j for the effort pat farts La tryi& to hsve this matter rijrhlly cti4ertoo'i. It scs very tAHmll for tboe who sk to critic! tr., to utdertiaud that for artic as L.iIrm&o for four cam-pMlfZ- i rerti3 wilary for but one tMtr.k'.gn oily; ai4 I have devoted to th ;rt of tt coiamitte as lib r',I a.s is; cm a the state. I hat r,o :oi' cS- to make for njr ac tio, itr. tho:- ho have put ia their tlrr. T-rf.Tz ic while I as conduct t5 Li- o the campaign la the lctret r,f party, can kp up this co-xr if tty prf.-r. I f ball coa X'.zr to .!..! where I have stood dur i'.F the trying tlmr& of tie past, wbea tt party vti victorious; zud no true-tta- popilut can Cad titae or reasons to psd his nrg!es in tryicg to create discord a:4 diecioi.a within tt party. This has be a ray method a ad practice atd I shall make aa on to itc-rea ray t-ffort ia this direction atd hnt.jc together all fac tion ati La ti-m work uaaai rouly for one purpose. This has troucht us victory ia. the past aad it nil! do it again, fcr it is clearly evi dent that rpa iHcAEigm !s obnoxious to i he voters of the state, and with proprt oralis rrplovrd and a united eSort by tfcos who are r-ppywrd to the corpor&tioa party w can this year athi-ete a.aothtr ojue of our old-time virtori-. Co-c;ratioa for the sac c of rttcrtzi should be oar motto. At J th-a com' toarthtr with a deter riiritioa to came for ofSce oaly mea wfeo eri.Eaad the r-spect of aiL This will wis. V.V si ould retire those who hav proves by their rwurd that they r'-j frt aad above all c-Ue the ia-t-reta cf corporations, atd who. hea ia power. fcd oaly corjoratioalsts to th r.atioc.l cor-fre&s, and place such mn ia control of state affairs. It is tta:- for the falonifct to awaken aad a the coatratt l-tn the records xaa.de ty the officials elected by th-m. ar.d thoe b-ia made by the preseat state tff-i.rs. From inaar sources focc or.i of cosarat-adatioa of the feir!ii officials wfeea coxparlas their act i with the actions of those buw la power. We fiould arrange for oae of the lans-t ttat coaveutrons evr held by wzr party o our artSos will be fully indonwdl by the p:?ple. Ours is the prjpi-s party aad they thould guide ;ts actioas at ail titans. It i my desire that we may trans act the buafa of the committee thoroughly atd satisfactory to all. I, thref re. would atk ach state com BiUtftta of the people's indepea drat party to write ia if tr prefers to call th crraniitt-e to met-1; or. if he Is ia favor of ulag t-s time aad place of ho! the state coavention. ty reffradara rote. This can be doae ty a majority cf thoe roti&g for a certaia time aad place aad would be the es;resioa of a majority of the corara'.ttee. It is desired that this mil-t-r may be acted upoa promptly by eaxh comtaitteemaa. Dirtt all com xnoslcaticaa la regard to the game to me at Thedford. Neb. Yours for vic tory la the com!a campaign, J. H. EDMliSTEN, Chairman- A 20TH CERIUHY MARVEL Xra Wfca Irt t4 Car Patlcau lrr tr tttmg mt Tbcir UIBm ia tl H-iln filar h. Cor Mar 1 1 lb aad M Stret A etaff cf t miaeat physicians and --nerets from the British Medical In stitute, at tt urgent fcollcitatioa of a Larjr Dumber of patieats uader their care ia this couatry. have rstabliehed a j-rmaceut traach of the institute la htis city, t the corner of 11th and N stre-ta la the Sbeldoa block. Tt-e eciLct ceatlemea have de cidrd to give thir unices entirely free far three noaths medicines ex cepted) to all i avail's who call upon theta for treatment betweea cow aad Jaly I j. Thee services will not only coaalat of coasaltatioa. exaxaiaatioa ajad advice, tat also of all minor tur cica! operaliocs. Tt object ia purt ciag: this course is to Worse rspidiy aad personally ac caiateJ with the sick aad afflicted, aad cadcr no coad'.ticas will aay hsrr w a at ever t made for aay ser rices rendered for three raoatha to all who call before July 10. The doctor treat all forma of disease aal deformities and ruarartee a care Ia erery caae ttey txadertake. At the irtervtew a thcrouith examlaatica !s rvaie. aad. if incurable, j ou are frank ly and kiad. told mo; alo advised axaiast epeadiax yor moaey for use-le-sa tresstnseat. Hale aad female weakness, catarrh ted catarrhal deafae. also rttptnre. Otter, cancer, all skia diseases aad all tUak cf the rectum, are positively C3r4 hy their new treatment. Tie Chief Ceasa'tla Pargeoa of the Iaxtitate Is la persoaal charge. dire team from S a. ta. till 1p.m. No Ecatfay hour. pXlal ?ctica If you estsaot call, tend stamp tor caeatioa blank for ixzz trtatmeat. liisfical Editorial! The Kiotram Trth-aae calls attea ttea ta a trrowiajf evil la sotr.t of tha populist papers. It will carer do to pattern after tht coantry rtpablicaa dltcrt la thli way. Tfct country ro i ' i . t -j . publican paper goes generally to a man who reads but the one little sheet, bat the mea who take populist papers are general readers, aad they spot that sort of work. The Independent says: Stop It. The Tribune's remarks are as follows: The Tribune may not hare very much editorial matter in Its columns, but, thank goodness, we don't try to palm off any "custom made" work as the best home production. We notice that a number of our exchanges have the same Identical editorials, written in the same language, and they are run as original matter. We don't mind to steal a little once In a while and take the credit of someone else's brains, but we are not in the whole sale business." For over sixty years Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers for their children while teeth ins. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cut ting Teeth? If eo send at once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Wlnsdow's Sooth ing Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. If cures diarrhoea, regulates the stomach -- and bowels, cure wind colic, softens the gums, re duces Inflammation, and gives tono and energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Winslow's Sootning Syrup" for chil dren teething Is pleasant to the taste and is th prescription of one of the oldest mil best female physicians and curses in the United States, and is for sale by' all druggists throughout the world. Price, 25 cents a bottle. Be ure and ssk for "Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup." "JIM CROW RANTERS" Some of the newspaper boys seemed to think that the , Register's protest against blacklisting Judge Stubbs or anybody else because he gave where he thought best, was argument against paying the debts of the Edmlsten com mittee. It was not so intended. We were criticising the collection of "vol untary contributions" by threat. So far as the leading populists of Hamil ton county are concerted, we can say that all gave liberally fully as much as they were able and the result showed that their efforts were well directed. They did not put a great deal of money in the hands of the state committee because they did not ap prove of its method of expending it, and had no cash to throw away. We will be glad to see the Edmlsten debt paid, but hope the fellows who have been pushing him on the party as state chairman will put up the big end of it, and that a man whom we can all feel proud of will be chosen next time. Never under Edmlsten was Hamilton county able to get a speaker when it really needed one, and we are tired of having Jim Crow ranters'unloaded on us when we do not ask for them, and when they cost us a lot of money for hall rent and hotel expenses, to say nothing of the votes we lose on ac count of their Ignorant and unguarded statements. Hamilton County Reg ister. Is it possible that the dignified and agreeable and gentlemanly Burr has become converted to the "fishwife school of journalism?" "Jim Crow ranters," forsooth! This will delight the speakers who have held meetings in Hamilton county at any time when Edmlsten was chairman. And how they will mourn over the votes lost "on account of their Ignorant and un guarded statements." If Mr. Burr will make an honest confession he must admit that Hamil ton county was wrested from repub lican control by school house cam paigns and by these selfsame "Jim Crow ranters." He must further ad mit that since the populists of Hamil ton have become addicted to the Burr habit of wanting "a speaker of nash unal reputation or none," that It has required a great deal of Burresque wire-pulling to keep the republicans from recapturing it. . When It comes to making "still hunts," the republicans have better strategists and more money to con duct such a campaign. And they can give bigger "blow-outs" and Import "bigger guns" than we can. But it doesn't require a "spell-binder" to make a convincing speech on plain principles, plainly enunciated and set forth with vigor and without fear of ! offending the "other fellow," yet with out uncalled-for abuse. There are several other counties in the Eame boat with Hamiltonand some of them have gone back to republican ism. They tried to beat the "shell man" at his own game. There are plenty of populists and democrats in Nebraska who can make convincing speeches even Mr. Burr himself has spoken In various coun ties of the state. Perish the thought that the fuslonists of these places re garded him as a "Jim Crow ranter." The following Is a list of the "Jim Crow ranters" employed by the pop ulist state committee, taken from the published list cf the committee. The Independent hands Mr. Burr over to their tender mercies with the prayer that they deal gently with him for really he don't know any better. W. J. Bryan, J. H. (Cyclone) Davis, W. H. (Coin) Harvey, ex-Governor Holcomb, Robert Schilling, Hon. R. D. Sutherland. W, H. Jennings, Tecum seh; H. B. Fleharty, Lt.-Gov. E. A. Gilbert, Flavlus J. Van Vorhls, Geo. W. Berge, Frank B. Burke, Fred Jew ell. John P. Altgeld, Ches. A. Towne, Wm. Neville, A. F. Parsons, Major Harry Dangan, Ferd. Zlmmerer, F. J. Jones, Helen M. Gougar, J. W, Edger tca, J. E. Miller, ex-Gov. Stone, Gov. Poynter. E. U. Fulton, J, T. Smith. As far as "blacklisting" la concerned The Independent has tha utmost con- tempt for those to en whom the pop- lt ' JrV rV. ' .y 'jtfSiJtf. .tY. -JtV lfv. tX-tV. ff tf. JfY v -JrY -Jff. lJff.Uff tY.- I.tY " Jtf -Jtf. .tY .rY .vvl! Jff.' JtfL rVl" 'TfJ jff? 'W. .f W tV W l i r u "v "r""' r j v 17 v r" v z r "ur vr' v v r z?- v v v -r v v v vvk e wV-V3 nnn Ml fni 1 lyjjj SA To be continued for one Week. Astonishing; Value - Giving Shirt Waists. AWAY BELOW THEIR VALUE. A fine lot of White Waists, as pretty as pretty can be, and just now at prices that you should not fail to take advantage of. ' $1.00 White Waists at, each... :83c $1.25 White Waists at, each...... $1.10 $1.50 White Waists at, each $1.35 $1.75 White Waists at, each. $1.58 $2.00 White Waists at, each .$1.69 . Bargains in Colored Waists 75c Colored Waists at, each 57c $1.00 Colored Waists at, each. .... .69c $1.25 and $1.50 Colored Waists, at each $1.13 Men's and Boys' Shirts 35c Men's Blue Shirts at, each.... 23c 50c Men's Double Front and Back Shirts, a great bargain at 39c Men's Negligee Shirts, worth up to 75c, on sale at .........38c 25c Boys' Shirts at 19c Prints. 5c Shirting Prints at, per yard...,3Uc 5c Favorita Prints, dark, at, yard..3Hc 6c Indigo Blue Prints at, yard 4c 6c Foulard Silk Finish at, yard...4c Sheetings. 5c Rangeley LL Sheeting at, per yard 334c 6c Best LL Sheeting at, per yard..4c 18c 8-4 Pepperell Sheeting at, per yard . 15c 20c 9-4 Pepperell Sheeting at, per yard , 17c 22c 10-4 Pepperell Sheeting at, per yard 19c Same as the above in bleached 2c per yard more. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT FRED SCHMIDT & BROS. Sample Lines of - HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, and UMBRELLAS 25 to 50 per cent under . price. Ladies Vests at 12c, worth 15c and up to 20c. 19c, worth 25c and up to 40c. Umbrellas Parasols Worth 47c and 50c at, each 33c Worth 75c at, each ... 57c Worth $1.00 at, each 79c Worth $1.50 at, each... $1.19 Worth $1.75 at, each $1.35 x ONE-FOURTH OFF on all Parasols Children's Hose 10c children's at, per pair... 1..7c 15c children's at, per pair... 10c 20c children's at, per pair.......... 15c 25c and worth to 40c at, per pair... 19c Pant Sale. 75c and 85c Pants at 63c $1.25 Men's Cottonade Pants 98c $2.00 Men's Cassimere Pants $1.60 $3.00 Men's Cassimere Pants $2.40 $3.75 Men's Cassimere Pants $3.00 20 per cent discount on all pants. . Ladie's Hose. 7c, worth.... .10c 10c, worth .12c and 15c 16c, worth . . 20c 19c, worth .....25c and auc 29c, worth.. 35c and 40c Handkerchiefs. You never saw such values In Hand kerchiefs: At lc,. 2c, worth ,,.3c 5c, worth. ... ...7c Embroidered and Lace . Edge Hand kerchiefs 7c for 120 values. 11c for 15c values. 15c for 25c values. 19c for 30c and 40c values . Wash Goods. 5c Scotch Lawns at, per yard..,. 340 6c Cadillac Cords at, per. yard..... 4c 10c Princess Batiste at, per yard..5c 10c Royal Irish Dimities at, per yard 7c Percales. 8c Atlas Percale, 32 inches wide, at, per yard ,.5c 12c Best Percale and Madras Cloth, 36 Inches wide, at, per yard 9&c SHOES Slippers, Oxfords, Child's and Misses' Shoes and Slippers. Infants' Kid Strap Slippers, 2-5, during this sale, per pair. ....... .49c Chllds Kid Strap Slippers, 5-8, during this sale, per pair 68c A lot of Kid Oxfords and Opera Slippers, not all sizes, at, per pair 1 79o A lot of Misses and Women's Ox fords, 11-2 and 34-8, at per pair. 98c . Misses' Shoes on bargain counter, 1H. and worth up to $1.35, pair. 98c Women's Shoes and Slippers Women's Kid Shoes, lace and but- ton, good styles and good wearers, 3-8, regular $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 kind, at .N ...$1.39 Black and Tan Scroll Patterns, 3-8, D. E. and E. E., regular price $2.50, during this sale at, per pair $1.98 Brown Star, 5 stars, turns and welts stock and patent tip, all sizes, regular $3.00, at, per pair $2 65 A special discount on all Women's Oxfords and Opera Slipers during this sale. Little Gents' and Boys' Shoes Little Gents' Colt Skin and Satin Calf 9-13, regular $1.35, sale. .. .$1.15 A Youths' Solid Shoe, 12-2, regular $1.25, at, per pair 98c A Youths' Velvet Calf Lace Shoes. 12-2, regular $1.35, at, per pair.. $1.23 Men's Shoes Satin Calf, Lace and Congress,' plain and cap toe, crome calf, all styles, all sizes, regular price; $1.50 and $2.00, during this sale, per pair ...$1,37 Vici Kid, black and tan, lace and congress, a splendid Shoe for style and wear, any size, different widths, the $2.50 kind, at, pair. $198 Our Patent Leather and Cordovan $4.00 Shoes, during this sale, per pair.:.. .$3.45 A speclaf discount on our Men's Low Shoes during this sale. c etc v. -a. 1 ta 3 if if if FRED SGHfllDT BRO. 917-921 O Street, Opposite Postoffice, Lincoln, Nebraska. J jfc tW,--. s s Citi dt ulists have elected to lucrative offices and have refused to pay their share of the campaign expenses, while there are farmers who never held office and never expect to hold office have from year to year expended from $10 to $50 In attending conventions and paying other necessary expenses. When ev ery private secretary can get up and defy the state committee, regularly elected and employed by the party, run a campaign to suit themselves in their own county and openly defy the authority of the party, one of two things will have to be done. Either we will not try to run a state cam paign, or we will try to get a new set of private secretaries, who will not come home .denounce the state 'com mittee, the state organ of the party and declare that the populist speakers are a set of "Jim Crow ranters." Cer tainly one of these two things must be done. The Independent leaves it to the old workers in the state to de cide which they will do. DR. 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" Forgetfulnesa, Bashfulnesa, Stricture Gonor rhoea, Gleet. OVER 90,000 CASES CURED. RECTAL DISEASES ment for diseases of the rectum has cured where all others had failed. Fiaure, Ulcers, Piles, and all chronic diseases of the rectum. Immediate relief and a permanent cure is made without cutting or pal a. The cure is Quick and complete. OURES GUARANTEED. CHARGES LOW Consultation free. Treatment by mall Medicines sent everywhere free from gene or breakage, ready lor use. Office hours; 8 n m to 9 n. m. Hiindnvs. a. m. to S p. m. P. O. Box 768. Office ovnr 81B South 14th St.. between Farnam and Douglas gts.. OMAHA, NEB, WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE For the first time in many weeks Secretary De France has been unable to make up his weekly report of the collections for the ways and means committee. Workers in Thayer and Seward counties have sent in remit tances, which will be acknowledged in due form next week. Should any com mitteemen have money on hand, he is advised to send it to C. Q. De France, secretary ways and means commit tee, 1836 So. 25th st, Lincoln, Neb. 'Virtuama" Tablets cure "brain fag," ner vous, vital, mental, physical debility in men. and women. Great restorative for weak people. $2. Can't be cured cheaper. Guaranteed by Kidd Drug Co. Bold wholesale and retail by Rlgg'a Pharmacy 1146 O street. Lincoln. Neb. S2, or 3 for $5. Kegular and legitimate rubber goods carried and sent anywhere Name what you want. Some History Last week The Independent con tained nearly two pages of advertising for the Armstrong Clothing Co. an nouncing the special sale made neces sary on account of their removal about July 1 from their present location to their elegant new building that Is just being completed. It will be remem bered that" nearly two" years ago the Mayer -Bros. Clothing Co. purchased the building occupied by the Arm strong Clothing Co. and began pro ceedings to eject them from the build ing, supposing that there was no other suitable location for a clothing store which could be secured as every large building on O street was occupied. It appeared to be the plan of the Mayer Bros, to force the Armstrong Clothing Co. out of business In this city for the want of a suitable location. Mr. Arm strong, who is one of the most aggres sive business men in the city, was not so easily driven out. He took .the mat ter to the courts where by persistent litigation he has been able to secure sufficient time to enable him to con struct a most elegant and commodious building especially designed for his clothing business and will move into it about July 1. The sale which he announces is therefore a genuine clear ing sale to reduce his enormous stock preparatory to the move. The prices announced show great reductions. Eventually the Mayer Bros, expect to occupy the building being vacated by Mr. Armstrong, but it will be near ly six months before they will be able to do so on account of alterations and repairing that will be necessary. Readers of The Independent who need clothing or who will need It In the near future should take advantage of this opportunity and lay in a good supply from the Armstrong Clothing Co. stock. Cancers Cured Why suffer pain and death from can cer? DR. T. O'CONNOR cures can cers, tumors, and wens; no knife, blood or plaster. Address 1306 O street, Lin coln, Nebraska. To make eow pay. ne bharples Cream Separators. Book "Business Dairying" and Catalogue 270 free. TV. Chester, Pa. Horrible Doctrine The Independent has been expecting that the next thing since the states and the general government have re fused to take any step toward the pun ishment of lynchers, there would be a defense of the practice. The first pa per to give it indorsement that has come to this office is the Herald, printed at Everett, Wash., which open ly declares that "the kerosene meth od has merits." The complete article is as follows: "Burning negroes at the stake no longer horrifies the American people, and the southern style of .treating per petrators of the unspeakable crime may soon become an approved method of execution for less revolting offend ers. Candid measure of one's horror, repugnance or aversion often dissi pates much of the emotion one im agines it proper to evidence. The kerosene method has merits." CANDY CftTrlARTie !Oe.w-MjL AiB J- i J AB ISctOu 1 1 III"1 "' f"Praitbtfc Genuine stamped C C C Never sold In bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as good. A BOEB VICTORY L They Whip a Whole Squadron, Capture a Large Amount of Ammunition and Two Pompoms For more than two weeks the dailies have been filled with stories about Mrs. Botha coming to England, to seek peace. The Independent paid no attention to the n. Now Met-. Botha announces that the stories are pure fabrications, that she has giwn out no interviews, that she did not come on a peace miss !o'i and that hr hus band will oppose all peace negotia tions that do not grsnt to thi Boers independence and that he will continue to fight until he dies. On top of that Kitchener re?ort3 a tremendous disaster to the British army. The Boers jumped upon a whole squadron of the finest British troops In South Africa, bushmen and cowboys from Australia, and captured the whole lot, including a large amount of ammunition and two japid firing guns. A large number of the British were killed and wounded and the others taken prisoners. The Boers afterward set the prisoners free. Dewet is still ranging around in the British possessions in Cape Colony and Lord Kitchener has gone there In per son to drive him out. Now look out for cablegrams announcing that the great British general has six columns concentrating on Dewet and that he is trapped at last. A little later there will be another cablegram, beginning: "I regret to state." Then a few weeks afterwards letters will arrive saying that Dewet formed hi3 troops In open order, made a cavalry charge and went through the British lines like a cy clone. The Independent feels sure that you can rely on reading those Rdneate Your Bowels With Cttscarets. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever. 10c, 26c If C. C. C. tail, druggists refund moner- sort of cablegrams and subsequent re ports in the near future, because such things have occurred so often In the past. ... ' Dr. Shoemaker's Private Hospita If you are going to a Hospital for treatment, it will pay you to consult Dr. Shoemaker. He makes a specialty of diseases of women, the nervous sys tem and all surgical diseases. 1117 L st., Lincoln, Neb. P. O. box 951. BEE-KEEPERS' SU PPLI ES. Send us your orders for Hives, Sections. Extractors, Smok ers, Veils Swarm Catchers, Foundation Bee Books, etc. W aaadl aretckuwr's Goods snd mi mt too time and freight. B EES WAX WANTED. CATALOGUE FREE. TRE8TER SUPPLY CO. 703 South 11th Strett, LINCOLN, NEB. Grindstones Direct from maker to user. 7Mb. stone, diam eter 20 inches, $2.80. 100-lb. stone, diameter 24 inches, $3.30. Either she stone mounted, $1.25 extra. The prices include coat of delivery at nearest railroad station. Write for circular. P. L. Cole, Lock Box 381, Marietta, Ohio. 1029 0 Street PHOTOGRAPHER Cabinets $2.00 per dos., Little Ovals 35c per doz. ANNUAL EXHIBIT. Lincoln, Neb., June 19, 1901. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE LINCOLN SUPPLY CO. Resources. ' Mdse., per inventory .$18,000 Liabilities. . Mdse. accts., payable, not yet due $5,036.17 LINCOLN SUPPLY CO. (Formerly Farmers Supply Ass'n.) P. F. ZIMMER. Pres. JNO F. ZIMMER, Sec'y. M. B. HOWLAND, Clerk. 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