THE ALLIANCE-INDEPENDENT.
.
ttEETINGS EVERY WHERE.
AppoiotmentR for Independent Speakers
Is ail Parts of Nebraska
The campaign will be formally opened
It h fivi srvat meetings in tiro of the
congrrM-loDal districts on September 14.
Tti?j meetings will be bold at tbo fol
lowing places:
Firt District, Tecumsch.
Tbiri " Albion.
Fourth " ltealrlcr.
fifih " Ked Cloud,
fchth " St. Paul.
Several prominent ppeakcrs havi
1 r.en provided for each of these meet-
Van WyckCrounsc Debates.
Wnl rice, September 27th, Tuesday,
3 i .
Lincoln, September 2'Jlh, Thursday,
2 pm.
Columbus, October 1st, Saturday, 2
p. m.
I'm k, October 4th, Tuesday, 2 p. m
Kearney, October 8th, Saturday, 2
l. in.
Broken Bow, October llth, Tuesday,
2 p m.
Hasting?, October 13th, Thursday, 2
p. m.
Frfmont, October 15th, Satnrday, 2
p. m.
Superior,
Edgar,
Open,
Suttnn,
bate.
Kenesaw, "
McCook,
Debate.
Culbertson, "
Benkleman, October
Open,
Grant,
bate.
Open,
Minden,
Debate.
Nelson.
Debate.
Grand Island,
Debate.
Holdrego
Debate.
Red Cloud,
Debate.
McKeighan's Dates.
Spt. 23, 2 p. ra.
" 24,
2.
27,
28. '
2J, 8 p.
Joint De-
m.
Joint
30.
1.
3.
4,
6, 8
p. m.
Joint Do-
p. m.
(i
11, 2 p.
13, 8 p
18, 2 p. m
20, 2 p. m
m.
m.
Joint
Joint
Joint
Joint
Joint
In the First District.
Hon. Jeromo Shamp, candidate for
congress on the independent ticket, and
Hon. W. L. Cundiff of Lincoln will
speak at the following places and datos
named:
Nebraska City, 8p,m.
Syracuse, "
September 23.
24
VVavcrly, " " 20
Green woed " 27
Ashland, " " " 28.
South Bnd, " 20.
Louisville, " ' " 30
Plattsmouth " October 1
Princeton, " " 3
Fieth " " " 4.
Crab Orchard " " 5.
Tecurewh, " " 6.
Table Rock " " 7
Pawnee City " " 1 8.
Reform papers of the First district
wul please copy.
Poynterand Meiklejohn.
Will meet in joint debate at the follow
ing places in the Third district:
Neligh, September 23.
Norfolk, September 29.
Stanton, October 8.
Pierce, during fair.
Central City, October 11.
Silver Creek, October 13.
Kem and Whitehead,
The following is a l'st of the joint
meetings arranged b 'tween Kem and
Whitehead in the 6th district:
Ainsworth, Sept. 23, at 2 p. m.
; O'Neill, Sept. 24, at 2 p. m.
Lexington, Sept. 26, at 2 p. m.
North Platte, Sopt. 27, at 1 p. m.
Ogallala, Sept. 29, at 2 p. m.
Sidney, Sept. 29.
St Paul, Oct. 3, at 2 p. m.
Ord, Oct. 3, at 8 p. m.
Loup City, Oct. 4, at 8 p.m.
Alliance, Oct. 9, at 2 p. m.
Broken JJow, Oct. 8, at 3 p. rrj
Van Wyck's Appointments.
Bennett Pept 28 Aishtand Oet
Usccjia
Oct
5 BmeHill
W. II. Dech's Appointments.
Wilbur Pept 27 Vatpriaso Sept
inland Oct 1 Kutrle Oct
aver Cros'Bsr" G Ytrk
(JfllCV " 10
R P.Trevellick's Appointments.
I'onca Sept. 21 Wayne "
MiidlHon 34 Norf ilH
Stai.toH ' Valley
West Point " '21 Va'ptlun
Scribuer Z
J. V, Wolfe's Appointments
Uncrt'n. Fept 2t Coo,
kaieit " 2 Beairice
Vward, Oct 1 O-.lumtiis
York " 4 Ashland
H i Hill " ft Osceola
Gcntva 8 Suiton
Sjpt
Oct.
30
3
8
22
at
30
2.1
27
30
3
5
7
Powers and Mc Reynolds' Dates.
ept
19. t'OWlt-8. Stfit
Zi. Hpring Ranch "
23. F-Jrbury.
srfi opm date. "
'.11, Wllber. "
'Si, IVeumsch.
'JO, Nelson.
25, Geneva.
21, Hebron,
ifl, Beatrice.
'l PawneHCltf.
.') Falls Citj.
Shrader's Appointments
On - 25 KuBkln
Hastings i Minden
KidCluuJ " 28 Franklin
Orleans HI Atlanta
Morlb Platte Oct 5 Blue Hill
Genoa " 8 Button
i
Oct
J
'alrbury
Sheltou
pio'd
Greely
tiro Creek
LUehtleld
Vrcadl i
Hurell
W. Edgerton's Appointments
m
3
4
8
Oct
Lincoln
Callo vy
North P atte
Gothenburg
Coztd
Oct
11
n
15
Ravenna
Loup City
North Loup
24
rt
21)
l
s
7
2t
1
5
6
7
10
12
14
rati biuwn's appointments.
Warttnsburg Sept 21 Claramont Sept 26
Hartington '11 Bloom field .. 28
Plaiuv.ew " 2s O'Neill " 30
Kwing Oct 1 Ne.igh Oct 3
Norfolk " 4 Wayne " 5
Pender " 6 Bancroft " 7
Tekamah " 8 Arlington " 10
West Point " It Stanton ' JS
Madison " 13 Platte Centre " 14
Palmer
Ord
Seward
Eagle
Oavid City
Geneva
El wood
Wallace
Cedar Itaplds
W. L. Green
Sept
Oct.
27Greely Center Sept.
awuonipoan
Oct. lWahoo
" 40iceola
' 7York
" lo Holdrego
12Stockvllle
14tirant .
17
28
W
3
6
8
11
It
12
Wright's Appointments
w. F. Wight, assistant state lecturer, will
speak at the following places:
School house four miles we9t of Brainard,
Butler county, Tuesday. Sept. 20,
Adams, Gage county, '2 p m. and Hooker
township in tiio evening of Monday, Septem
ber 2(5.
Kim township, Tuesday, Sept. 30.
At ether points each day oi the oak.
The committee will arrange f r all meet
ings. Mr. Wright wilt g. the following week
to Klchardson county for a full week.
Everybody invited.
Lancaster County Politics.
The county central committee of the peo
ple's party met at the Llndell hotel cDmmit
tee room last Saturday. The committeo dis
cussed a number of important matters in
connection with the county campaign and
made a number of appointments for meet
ings in the city as follows:
Friday, September 23, Baker & Smith's
hall.
Saturday, September 24, Publio Square.
Tut 8lay, September ft, Belmont.
Wednesday, September 2i, Twelfth and
Hudson.
Thursday, September 29. Red Ribbon hall.
Friday, Heptembf r 30 Cadwallader hail.
Saturday. October 1, Publio f quare.
Monday, October 2, A and Fifth streets.
Tuesday, October 3. Twenty-seventh and
Bar dolph Btreets.
The next meeting of tb committee will be
held at same place on Thursday, September
29, at 10 a. m .
Poynter a Winnqr
x Jackson, Nek, Sept. 15.
Alliance-Independent, Lincoln, Ne
braska: The first joint discussion between
Meiklejohn and Poynter took place this
morning at the Ponca fair grounds.
David slow Goliah, Corbett whipped
Sullivan, but Poynter skinned Meikle
john. Poynter could well say, with
Caesar, "veni, vidi, vici,'' (I came, I
saw, I -conquered.) Poynter will
represent this district in congress.
Keiper is out of the fight.
Wilbur F. Bryant.
Jennings' hotel of Omaha is tho only
"People's party hotel." Remember
this when yisiting that city. ' 13tf
Crounse Called Down.
Beatrice, Sept. 16.
Editor of tho Alliance-Independent
Lincoln, Neb.
Dear Sir: In leading the Daily Ne
braska State Journal of this date, I sec
that Lorenzo Crounso made a speech at
Clay Center, Neb., yesterday in which
ho usd the following language: "Tho
second speaker introduced was Lorenzo
Crounse, who was greeted with cheers.
He responded briefly, speaking first of
tho prosperity of our own slate, and
the magnificent exhibits of Clay county,
lie was g'ad that for a quarter of a
century his life had been spent in this
stato. Speaking of the advancement of
the stato and nation he sai l: 'Repub
licanism goes hand in hand
with prosperity.' An object lesson in
the form of fifty bills of defunct banks,
of the wildcat system, pasted on a
piece of muslin, was given and created
applause. That,' said fce, 'is the sys
tem our alliance friends want to back
to.' "
If this report is true as to what he
said, by comparing it with the follow
ing extract of the platform adopted at
Otmha, July 4, 1892, by the ieople'8
party, or "our alliance Jriends," as he
calls them, it will show what an infer
nal Liar, he, the said Lorenzo Crouose,
candidate of the republican party for
governor, w, and if he makjj such
willful mis-statements in one tbing how
can any other statements he makes be
relied upon.
The following is part of our demands
in the platform above referred to con
cerning the issuance of money:
"We demand a national currency
safo, sound and flexible, issued by the
general government only, a full legal
tender for all debts, public and private,
and that, without the use of Banking
Corporations."
One Who Desires Truth
A Costly Wardrobe.
A costly wardrobe is owned by one
of the Chinese ministers, whose mag
nificent and varied toilets have driven
the society bodies wild with envy. The
celestial dignitary never appears at
public entertainments twice in the
same costume, and his silk and satif
garments are valued at 30,000.
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, Shelton, 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 new building and elegant furniture
Work has begun in carntst and every
one is interested in the f utut e of this
great institution.
iUCTIONEEES.
F. M. WOODS,
Fine Stock Auctioneer, Lincoln. Neb.
Refer you to the best breeders In the
west, for whom I do business, Prices reason
able and correspondence promptlj anc cheer
lully answered.
S. C. BROWN LEGHORNS
Choicest Pen
OF
Thoroughbreds
In the western
States.
Eges per setting
of 13, $1.50. Ex
press charges pre
paid when two
tings are ordered.
12 chicks 4 to 6
a light catre with
J. W.HWK0X, Alma,
r r
days old iqi
hen - V 1
Mention this
paper. fUf
CATARRH! CATARRH t!
Neglecting a case of catarrh
cost tou' vour life, or the loss
m mi
sight, hearing or smelling. Wo cure
catarrh. We cure all forms of catarrhal
diseases, feuch as loss of hearing, weak
and sore eye?, granulated lidSj chiinioi
sore throat, rirtgiog and noi-es in the
ears, enlarged tonsils, hay fever and
asthma Our treatment is the b-st
known to tho scientific world, skillfully
ind methodically applied. We euro
where other specialists fa 1, becaue we
Jcvote our whole attention to this claps
of diseases and apply tho treatment
personally. Remember that a little
cheap iowdcr blown into the noiir-ls
will not cure catarrh,
Drs. Moore and Dennis, successors to
C. Warren Dennis, 1). D., Catarrh
specialists, Eye, Ear, Nose and throat
surgeons. Graduates from tho best
medical colleges in America. Consul
tation free. Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5 and
7 to 8. Sunday 3 to 5 p. m. Office over
First National Bank, O and Tenth sts.
Correspondence solicited.
toayjaw
Homes and Irrigated Farms, Gardens
and Orchards in the Celebrated Bear
River Vallc on the Main Lines ot the
Union Pacilicand Central Pacific R. R.
near Corinne and ?gden, Utah.
Splendid location for business and in
iustries of all kinds in the well kRown
iity-of Corinne, situated in the middle
)f the valley on the Central Pacific R.R.
The lands of the Bear River valley are
aow thrown open to settlement by the
construction of the mammoth system of
irrigatioa from the Bear lake and river,
just completed by the Bear River Canal
Co., at a cost of $3,000,000. Tk com
pany controls 100,000 acres of these tine
amis and owns many lots a?.d business
Iccati - ns in the city of Corinne, and let
aow prepared to sell on easy terms to
iettlers and colonies. The climate, soil,
nd irrigating facilities are pronousced
unsurpassed by competent judgos who
declare the vailey to be the Paradise of
i,he Farmer, Fruit Grower and Stock
Kaiser. N ice social surroundings, good
tchools and churches at Corinne City,
ind Home Markets exist for every kind
)t farm and garden produce in the
neighboring cities of Ogden and Salt
Lake, and in the great mining camps.
Lands will be shown from the local of
fice of the Company at Corinne. 15tf
Pure Bred Poultry. White Plym
outh Rock. White Games Partridge
Cochins: Toulouse Geese, White Hol
land Turkeys, White Guineas, Pekin
Ducks. Eggs in season. Prices low.
W. A. Bates, Jr.,
Fremont, Neb. 36tf
BISCHEL BROS.
FOR SALE.
LoDgdeep bodied
U.S. P.O.
PICS.
Good color, short legs,
irotid back, gcod feet
ind head. Allianc
prices, satk faction
guaranteed 13if
Kearn y, Neb.
Furr.as Co. Herd,
BIG BERKS.
iTvfi,.,. BEAVER CITY, NEB.
Thoroughbred exclusively. All ages, either
sex. Sows bred. Stock guaranteed as repre
sented. Prices right. Mention this paper.
II. S. WILLIAMSON, 1'rop'r.
J. M. ROBINSON,
KENESAW, ADAMS CO., KEB.
Breeder and ship-
p- s
per of recorded Po- fT
lana umna uogs
Choice bree
stock for sale.
Write for wants
Mention Alliance
ding
L. H.SUTER
Neligh, Neb,
Breeder of fancy Po
land China swine
and P. R. fowls. Ma-1
loritv or pies sired '"''otiwiwcvi,
by Free Trades Best, remainder by Paddys Chip
ana y ues v&nay. a ree Trades licst Is sired bv
Free Trade, the great shpw hog that was sold
for 1800, being the highest priced hog in ex
istence. Had a full sister to Free Trade in my
herd for J years and have many fins sows from
LVJ
of IF
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