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THE ALLIANCE -INDEPENDENT
MEETINGS EVERY WHERE.
Appointments for' Independent Speakers
In all Farts of Nebraska.
The campaign will to formally opened
with five croat meetings in five of the
corgrr 8-'onal districts on September 14.
Thoso ii.cetlng3 will be held at the fol
lowing places:
Firvt Distiict, Tccumseh.
Tl ir I Albion.
Ftu'rth Beatrice.
Mfih Med Cloud,
feixth " St. Fa-il.
Several prominent speakers have
1 i-f ti provided fur each of these meet
ii'g. Van Wyck Crounse Debates,
Heat rice, September 27th, Tuotduy,
2 m.
Lincoln, September SJ'Jth, Thursday,
2 p in.
Colum' us, October 1st, Saturday, 2
p. m.
York, October 4tb, Tuesday, 2 p. m
. Kearney, October 8th, Saturday, 2
p. m.
Broken Iiow, October 11th, Tuoday,
2 pm.
'Hastings, October 13th, Thursday, 2
p. III.
Fremont, October 15th, Satnrday, 2
p.m.
McKetghan's Dates.
Arapahoo, Sept., 0, "
Wilcox, 10, 44
Juinata, " 12, "
LfKoy, " 13.
Clay-Center, " 14,
Norman, 44 15, 44
Minden. 44 16, 44
Hastings, 44 17, Grand Rally.
Open, 44 19, 2 p. m.
Doniphan, 44 20,
Harvard. 44 2t, 44
Hastings' 44 22, 8 p. m. Joint
Debate.
Superior, " 23, 2 p. m.
Edgar, 24, 44
Open, 44 20.
Sutton, ; 44 27, 44 Joint De
bate.? ,
Kenesaw, ,4 28, 44
McCook, 44 29, 8 p. m. Joint
Debate.
Culbertson, 44 30, 44
Benkleman, October 1,2 p.m.
Open, " 3, 44
Grant, 4, 44 Joint De
bate. Open, P,
Minden, 44 6, 8 p. m. Joint
Debate.
Nelson. 44 n, 2 p. m. Joint
Debate.
Grand Island, 44 13, 8 p. m. Joint
Debate.
Holdrege 44 18,2 p.m. Joint
Debate.
Red Cloud, 44 20, 2 p. m. Joint
Debate.
Van Wyck's Dates.
Genoa, Sept, 9, 2 p m.
Schuyler, Sept. 10, 2 p.m.
David City, Sept. 13, 2 p. m.
Humphrey, Sept. 15, 2 p. m.
Seward, Sept. 17, 2 p. m.
Hold rege, Sept. 19, 2 p. m.
Trenton, Sept. 20, 2 p. m.
Imperial, Sept. 21, 2 p. m.
McCook. Sept. 22, 2 t. m.
Indjanola, Sept. 22, 8 p. m.
Arapahoe, Sept 23, 2 p. m.
Oxford, Sept. 23, 8 pm.
Alma, Sept, 24, 2 p. m.
Kem's Dates.
Congressman Kem has arranged to
fill appointments as follows:
Big Springs, Deuel county, Septem
ber 10
Ogalalla, Keith county, September 12.
Lexington, Dawson county, Septem
ber 13.
Independent papers of the Sixth dis
tr.ct are requested to publish and keep
standing in their columns a list of Mr.
Kem's appointments.
J. H. Edminsten,
Eddy ville. Neb. Chairman.
: Shrader's Dates.
In the First District.
Hon. Jerome Shamp, candidate for
congress on the independent ticket, and
Hon. YV. L. Cundiff of Lincoln wil
speak at the following places and dates
named:
Tecumseh, 8 p. ra., September 10.
Auburn, 44 12.
Sprague, f 44 13.
Davey, afternoon, 44 14
Bennett, 44 " 5
Syracu.-c, 8 p.m., 44 16
Emerald, 44 ,4 " 17.
fcigle, ' 44 44 19
Wabash, f4 44 " 20
W'tepiog Water 44 44 21
Union, 23.
Nebraska City, 44 " 23.
S.raciis 24
Wavirly, " " " 26
Greenwood " 44 27.
Ashland, 44 44 " 28
S iuth Uend. 44 " 29.
Louisville, ' 44 44 30
I'Jaitsmoulh 44 October 1
Princeton, 44 " 3
F.tth 4 4 " 4.
CrabOrcharl 44 44 5.
Tecumseh, 44 44 " 6.
Table Uock 44 44 " 7
Pawnee City 44 " 8.
Rt form oarers of the First district
will please copy.
V. O. Sttickler's Appointments
All, ion. n Si pt. 14 Pawnee City, 20
Humnhrnvi ' 15 HnmrwtlrU vi
Central City, " 16 Autmrn, " 2!
wowara, 17 Cook. " v.S
Wjraore, 19 Lincoln, " 24
J V. Wolfe's Appointments.
Rod Cloud, Sent 14 Pawnee City " - 20
Superior, 15 Humboldt. 21
Hebron, " j Auburn, " 2.'
odell. n Cook. s;i
Wymore, " 1J Lincoln, 24
J. M. Gunnctt's Appointments.
Tccumseh Sept 14 So Omaha 4 16
Valley " r Gretna " 17
Shiader's Appointments.
Valley. Sept 15 Rtranjr "
So Omaha " 16 Helvtdere "
Gretna 14 17 Falrbury
Crete " 19 Nelson "
Dewltt 44 20
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J. W. Edgcrton's Appointmrnts.
Red Cloud Sept 14 Fuperior " 15
Hebron id Odell 44 17
Wymore " 19 Pawnee " 20
Humboldt 21 Auburn " 22
Falrbury " 23 Lincoln " 24
R. F.Trevellick's Appointments.
Tecumseh Sept 14 Wahoo 15
Fremont 16 Tckamah " 17
Bancroft " 19 Dakota City " 20
Ponca " 21 Wayne 22
Madison 24 Norfolk " 23
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W. H. Dech's Appointments.
Milford Sept 13 David city 14
Beatrice " it Seward "
Beaver Crossing Sept 10
Oarl Brown's Book.
Wayne, Neb. Sept. 3, 1802.
I desire to call the attention of the
populists to the merits of the 4'Uncle
Tom's Cabin' of the plutocratic period
"Carl Brown's wonderful book "
Pictures speak volumes when capital
ized sentences fail to impress. Brown's
pictures interest the voter that cannot
or will not stop to read of the treason
that has enslaved a nation of willing
toilers.
Buy the book for your hired man to
read. Loan one to that republican
neighbor who is kept in ignorance by a
hireling press, with instructions to read
and loan to his dampuool democratic
friends. The lessons taught are swift
and certain. Tariff talk is sickly twad
dle to the voter that has, read Carl
Brown's book of pictured history. The
silent teachings of this book will pro
duce a big majority for freedom's candi
dates. C. J. Rukdkll.
The prospects for the Lincoln Normal
University grow brighter every hour.
The electric street car, which now runs
to the campus, brings students by the
score. Profs. Saylor, Shellon, Lewis
and other members of the faculty are
busy classifying students, and classes
were organized this morning, with an
enrollment which surprises every one
interested in the institution. Students
are more than delighted with the hand
some now building and elegant furniture
j THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF-NEBRASKA
UJ OFFERS Six YEARSin!
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TUITION FREE.
Write to the Chancellor, Lincoln, Neb.
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Clothing and
Gents' Furnishings at
50 Gents on the Dollar.
We hae been fortunate enough to secure the entire stock of Clothing
Gents b urnisbmgr Goods, etc., formerly owned by A, HURLBURT of
this city at a very low price and we are gelling: it now. Every articlo
m the stock at ono-half the price at which Mr. Hurlburt sold the same
goods, not. near wholebalo price for it.
Never w ill you have such an opportunity again to purchase fine clothing
at such prices. The sizes are regular; lines all full now and you can
easily bo suited. We would offer this adv.'ce to parties wishing td pur
chase: Come as early as you can, before the assortment gets broken:
will bo sorry if you don't. No goods bought; we will simply close
out this stock and quit. The bankrupt stock of stationery, inks, school
books, paper, pens, cutlery, etc., from the Fremont Department Store
Of r remont. NflrV- la nnv rm cal
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FRAIVLEY, CHESTER & CO,.
Cor. P and 10th Sts., Lincoln.
W. J. WROUGHTON & CO ,
Cambridge, Furnas County, Nebraska.
IMPORTERS OF
Shire, Cljde, Terclieron, T.elgian,
ticrman, and Oldenberg Cea'ch, French Coach,
lorkshire Coach, and Cleveland Bay Stallions.
We Handle More Horses Than Any Firm in Nebraska.
We Import onr own horses thus saving the customer the middle man's profit Buyers
have the advantage of comparing ail breeds side by side at our stables.
We Have 40 Good Young Acclimated Horses on Hand.
ovni rlirta0n ot, 49 w1,1 arrive about October 1. We guarantee all our horses in
every respect. We make larmers companies a specialty, having a system whereby we
can organize companies and insure absolute success 5 wutrtDy ffe
We Will Send a Man to Any Part of the State,
On application to assist in organizing companies. We give long time thus enblln uur -chashers
to pay for horses from services. Correspondence promptly anwerod. "Men
lion this paper. Address, 1 J
W. J. WROUGHTON & CO., Cambridge, Neb.
Wm. Burgess
BLUE VALLEY
STOCK F
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IMPORTER
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To intending purchasers of this breed I can show them as good a lot of
young stock from yearlings up, as there is in the west.
THOROUGHLY ACCLIMATED. LAST SHIPMENT 1890.
Their brecdine1 is from the host, st.rnina rif ,?,. a . ,
coupled with superior individual merit. My imported mares are superior to
any in the west; they are all safely in foal.
All My Stock Guaranteed, and All Recorded
ana imported bv Mvself.
If you want a Hackney Stallion, I have as good as wa ever imported
aS?e as goodekmSrandv
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WESTFALL COMMISSION CO..
General Produce Merchants (legal representalive
hidesandgame. Free cold storatre and Rtwhi irsa8A11lan,ce-) 8PcIai department for
receivers and M'SijAA S P0"1' "