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VOLUME 6, NUMBER S
KFRUITBOOK
bIiowb In NATURAL COLORS nncl
Accurately describes 21(1 varieties of
fruit. Henri or our terms of distribution.
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Bend for Ouldo Hook nnd What to Inrent. finest
rubllcAtlon IhhiiciI for Kiirk Distribution. P&ttfnU
uncured br tin Adrortlsca at our lCxponso. Kyans.
Wllkenn A Co., CIS F at.. Wmhlnuton, D. 0.
Tho Langworthy Spavin Cure
The cure Unit cures, litiHmmlc thousands of dol
lars for ownora of limits liorscs by milking them
Bound. Sent postpaid to any part of tho world
on rcnclpt of two dollars, rjunranlccd to euro
tho wontoasos of spavin, rinirbotic, splint, etc.,
or money refunded. Send for clroular. Lewis
UroH., Proprietors, Jordan. N. Y.
hires to tho primary pledge. Please
sond mo a blank pledge and ten sub
scription cards. I will do all the work
I can for tho good of Tho Commoner,
democrats who have signed tho
plodgo and who are enthusiastic over
the prospects tho party now has of
re-establishing itself with power. This
list represents but a few hour's work,
and could easily bo done by any good
domocrats who would arouse himself
sufficiently to present U paper to his
democratic friends -while he transacts
his other business,. We suggest that
The Commoner appoint someone in
euch locality to circulate the pledge
and make a complete organization by
April 1, 1D06.
W. K. Osborn, Brevard, N. C
Herewith find signatures of 25 loyal
democrats to the primary pledge. Will
got more.
The following have sent in pledges
in number as follows: J. J. Elmore,
Ashland, 111., 35; John D. Blaker,
Bloomfleld, Ind., 22; J. M. Fender,
Muncie, Ind., 12; Ben White, Prender
gast, W. Va,, 11; James Cook, Bliss,
Mo., 14; T. J. Douglas, Hickmanvllle
Mills, Mo., 107; F. W. Rohland, Win
field, Wis., 35; M. I. Ewers, Stewart,
Ohio, 36; W. W. Bennett, Coryell,
Texas, 52; William H. Tisch, Grass
Lake, Mich., 18; James A. Sappenfield,
New Albany, Ind., 9; James A. Lucas,
Dunkirk, Ind., 35; A. D. Long, Haines,
Oregon, 4; V. B. Dale, Modesto, Calif.,
176; S. Cakley, Clay City, 111., 30; J,
N. Tate, Newton, 111., 4; A. M. David
son, Gate City, Va., 9; G. T. Howard,
Charleston, Ind., 8; Monroe Redpath,
New Sharon, la., 213; 3. N. Wrinkle,
Iberia, Mo., 6; J. W. Booker, Bailey ton,
Tenn., 14.
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THE PRIMARY PLEDGE
I promise to attend all the primaries of my party to be held between
now and the next Democratic National Convention, unless unavoidably
prevented, and. to use my influence to secure a clear, honest and
straightforward declaration of tho party's position on every question
upon which the voters of the party desire to speak.
Signed. ,. t ,
Street .".......:....;.... -.... Postoffice "...
Couuty Voting precinct or ward
Fill out Blanks and mail to Commoner Office, Lincoln, Nebraska.
MR BRYAN IN THE PHILIPPINES
The following .poem, "My ' Last
Thoughts," being the last written by
Jose Rizal, was read at a reception
given to Mr. Bryan in the" Philippines:
The following poem, being the last
written by' Jose Rizal, was read:
Farewell, adored ratherland! Our
Eden lost, farewell!
Farewell, 0 sun's lov'd region, pearl
of the Eastern sear v
Gladly I die for thy dear .sake: Yea,
thou knowest well
Were my sad life more radiant far
more mortal tongue could tell,
Yet would I give it gladly, joyously
for thee.
On blood-stained field of battle, fast
locked in madd'ning strife,
Thy sons have dying blest t;hee, un
touched by doubt or fear.
No matter wreaths of laurel; no mat
ter where our lire
Ebbs out, on scaffold, or In combat, or
under torturer's imlfe,
. We welcome Death if for our
hearths, or for our country dear.
I die while dawn's rich Iris hues are
staining yet the sky,
Heralds of the freer day still hidden
from our view
Behind the night's dark mantle. And
should the morning nigh
Need crimson, shed my heart's blood
quickly, freely let it dye
The new-born light with the glory
of its ensanguined hue.
My dreams when yet were ling'ring
my childhood's careless years,
My dreams, my hopes, when vigor
pulsed in my youthful heart,
Were that one day, gem of the East,
thine eyes, undimmed with tears
Might darkly glow, tnat I might seo
unwrinkled, free from fears
jooooooouoooooooooooooqooo
Volume V of "The Commoner Condensed"
WILL SOON BE READY FOR DELIVERY
A Political History and Reference Book for 1905
aesIBAnSateS a" Volumes6!' nit In TtlW "'I? Colroner for one em- K te imbltehed annually and tie different issuea are .
editor. uel. e&&ZXtaSl VO,Um0 nUmb!rS T"e - The last IsLe Is Vblumo V? anafoontatal
arSStSSSAb CuUSJZHln Prjer at the time that subject is attracting general attend" Be
nuuwmd other student of affairs TahmMe as a reterene hook and should occupy a place on the desk of every liwyeredlto?, bSslness
h.sta' in M0, For
THE DEMOP.RATIO neMAkln
CRIMINAL CLAUSE OF ANTITRUST LAW RCEMENT F THE
POHplLApTAro?A,F RA,LR0AD RATE QUESTION.
tSe ba bPEAL8 FR G0VERNMENTAL REFORM.
' VLl I LE FR MUN,CIPAL OWNERSHIP.
hSwEmrTroosLtNwnHEp ,n rusa.
DEMOCRATIC POLICIES. POPULARITY BY ADOPTING
THE PRIMARY PLEDGE ORGANIZATinM di am
SOFMr. BRYAN'S 1MB SEICHES '
JUDGE PARKER'S TALK ON "FADS."
SECRETARY TAFT'S FREE TRADE ORDER.
IflE,.GREAT BATTLE N OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
?mS.Cm?S5!S BEF0re THE INSURANCE COMMITTEE
"MAN," THE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS DELIVERED BV
R'eBcRcAri BEF0RE THE NEBRASKA STATE UNIVERSITY
TmBUTIONsTION8 C0NCERN,,NG PUBLICAN MPCON.
THE PEACE AT PORTSMOUTH.
SECRETS OF "LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE"
FACTS TO BE FORGOTTEN. ALUNE.
SvcSI ,N,E PRES,DENT'S MESSAGE.
. iimii.nm nmu ttMINUUK. .
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