MAY 2 1, 1 903.
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
A PLAN OF ACTION
jariost lemormtuKift Plan For De
(rrminlntflhe Ai.ti-K.oi;i.ni..r
fetreliglll
a K iri.-a City platform democrat,
lSs tol' I! IIII 111 LH-l Ul uccu
siipiKirttT ot 1 ne inuepen
s us a long letter regard
mo,raiic situation. lieinK
man one who has done
iii'ttiiif; of wood and draw-
uui'-r lie seeks to avoid no-
asks that his name be
drill. W'11
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-(;,, t i- measures." he says, "are
; ! any nood. It is fifcht, fight,
,vv,.,.;i the i wo elements of dem-
tll-l will rcbllic in one m uint'
lather the reorganize will
m ami remain a spying, trai
:. ni.-!i l in I he ranks, as here
ni ; ! 1 1 - v will put lis out; or
l them out. 1 here is no
prai ('. and it is right
d not be."
, .'s that the parly press
ilain approximately the
voics which would he lost
y in t hi' event the reor
n in the convention. This
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If so, he having "no doubt" is ap
parently superficial and certainly
dangerous. The single tax cause suf
fers by reason of such advocates; let.
him come south and study the ques
tion line, or let him keep silent and
permit those familiar with the ditli
culties to handle it.
WILLIAM KIl.KY IIOYD.
Atlanta, Ga.
(Mr. Hardy has for years written
a column for The Independent. The
sentiments are strictly his. and ar.
not necessarily to be regarded as ex
pressing the views of '1 he Indepen
dent. The editorial columns alone
(and News of The Week) give tl
editor's opinion. Mr. Hardy's infor
mal ion on this subject may not be as
extensive as Mr. Boyd's, yet we can
not say that Mr. Hardy has no rij.'l.l
to have an opinion on any subject un
less he knows all there is to know
about it. Associate Kditor. t
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YOUR
j Honey's Worth j
in this continuation. Order totlay. Upon receipt
j of 10 dollars in draft, express or money order we will
EE ship the following hill to your station:
all :
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,-.y exchange of The Inde
ii'i line wiih reform) ascer-
n miiier of democrats in its
who. in the event of Cleve-
wina! ion (or the nomina
other reorganier denio-
. ;:, i vote the populist ticket
); ai-o those democrats who, if
-.1 in a diode between a Cleve
I : ii 'al and Koosevelt. would
t, : llno-evelt.
. :io.'. such a canvass, if ex--.
..-r the whole country, wou'ii
i to three mil. ion democrats
.'p i"t'use to vote for a ('e
1 1 1 rat. practically all of whom
ite the populist ticket, and
whom would, if driven to it.
ieio.-rvelt. His idea was for
y rui'ti'v paper exchanging witn
Iii'l' pendent io print an estimate
.' ii'imi-er of such democrats (but
in d,- the names); and for em
;iii-i ,,i those papers to do the
. thus forming a sort of chain
r -Mem of securing the infor-
IlilC'.'.II.
our exchanges desire to mak
a allowing. The Independent will
:ii the result as shown in each
Send marked copy.
Bryan and Cleveland
An Independent subscriber in Okla-
hoina, who is also a subscriber of the ,
Springfield Ke ulilicnn, sends the fol
low i li jj; Hipping from that paper and !
his reply: J
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Stored Labor
Editor Independent: In today's
Iiiiii'Ii'inlent you recpiest some reader
to send you a sample of stored labor
and ildine it. Herewith find a sam
ple of my stored labor. It is as 'you
fi'c stored in a money order. I wi:di
tn oxrliange it for the labor good, ban
fcr indifferent, you may continue to
fore in The Independent during the
fiiiiin- year. Yon can see my sam
Pi" feel it and handle. If you will
-Ne'iaiiL;- for food you can taste i
I! yon win exchange it for shirts you
(an vwur it and keep it with you fir
a year more or loss, until you find out
ji-t what it is. Why send for saiL
; -? 'I hep is not a material thing
ai.o!ii yen that is not stored labor
"'i ar, stored labor. Like all othir
iiii'.t'ii il things you have the qualities
(i I '"i, jili. weight, bulk and number
" v'inaoiisly stored in you by labor.
Io ii labor c eases storage you end
fun! ili"e dualities disannear. Yot:
''' is .nade from these Qualities
which Miev are pvnetlv measured.
"' Tin in ies are continuously
K'-'1'' hy lime or labor. Time is but
'' '" ;,'inic for the labor of tin
"ar lac. its labor in iirning
'"' 1 '! '. axis; our vear. its con
' "; " ,:: ; iabi.r by which it revolver
1 " n I Mie sun. You can no nior-"1
" ii" (,'ialiiy of laUir stoied
' ' i; i una i y price of a few
'' '' 'd t'unn you can measure
"i ' i ""t'n by a price 11111'.
1 l iml I attemot to brii
.ir readers bv pi li ''
I -lieii ihcv c;.in't lind
r-T paper IV ill i i"'.-
( a- i iiiniai ula I e as I b-
; It . s lor the say ''
is i h i i 1! nut ; 1
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'' W WTII'iNY,
ac t n is HanH
: p t , : i,0 i evil
of !ln ll.nrv
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V. I o dues he n,c;ui
We hive rr
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Cleveland had the best onport unit '
to redeem the democratic party vcr :
offered to any man since the time of
Andrew Jackson, but, instead of be- j
ing true to his party, he disgraced
himself. William J. IJryan.
Thus does Mr. liryan indulge in !
talk that is pnlovely, most unjudicial (
and unwise, because calculated to turn :
the great. av rage good sense of th
country against him. The root of Mr ,
Cleveland's offinding lay in ford' t , !
the repeal of the Sherman siher pur
c hasing act. In thai service he stood
squarely upon the democratic na
tional platform of lSfi, which de
clared: "We denounce the republi
can legislation known as the Sher
man act of 1X90 as a cowardly make
shift, fraught with possibilities of
danger in the future, which should
make all of its supporters, as well as
iis author, anxious for its speedy re
lieal." Mr. Cleveland's personal
views were perfectly well known, an 1
lie stood by ihem as he had the habit
of doing. It was indeed this 'Knowl
edge of his character that elected him.
"With a courage that few men in
his situation would have displayed,
and a patriotism that will be honored
in all coming time,' says the Wash
ington Post of Mr. Cleveland, "he 't
sisted a pressure that would have
swept from his base any president
who was not ready to sacrifice him
self in obedience to his convictions.
When not only a great majoiity of
his own political brethren, but many
of the most prominent republicans,
wavered in their fidelity to sound
money, he stood firm, lmmoval as 'tie:
rock Df Chiekamauga.' " We are a'i
ready to accept the fact that Mr. liry
an does not like the democratic ex
president, and totally disagrees with
him on the money question. It is
also evident that current republican
appreciation of Mr. Cleveland mad
dens the Bryan wing of the party, and
so mak?S "tha sage of Princeton" of
little avail as a party harmonizer.
But the venom of Mr. Bryan's denun
dation is as unwise as any part o
the business.
100 lbs Sux;.ir $1.00
100 lbs best ( iranulated Kugnr 11.00
1 box 1 100 bars), Fairbanks' Laundry
Soap jf:s,-,(i
5 gal keg of vinegar fl.olt
I lbs high grade Japan Tea f-'.'iO
'20 lbs choice prunes f 1.00
10 lbs fancy peaches 1.00
All the above packed securely
and delivered to cars for 10.00
CERY GO, 1
S 226-228-230232234236-238 No 10th Street
Lincoln, Neb.
Editor Springfield Republican: For
such a paper as yours to engage in
special pleading I think is inconsist
ent. That plank condemned repub
lican enmity to bimetallism and ex
pressed friendship to silver, not to
gold, as vo l imply -to gold alone.
Condemned a republican substitute
lor democratic device (Bland) hecaus"
it plainly ?pressed dislike of bi
metallism or silver.
How you can find any excuse for
Clevelandism in the democratic plat
form I am unable to see. The deino-
icratic candidate was r.o universally
! supported by the democratic party i:,
1 lX'.cj because he was suppoM d to rep
rc-cnt poli, ic-- so opposite to those
,, Ins pi'cle. . ssor. Ilai t is 'ii. w ho so
ni.irlc-iliv '1: 1 iinic. ii' d a.ftist sil
. .. ;,, j., ta' or -f ue'd the :itt di
1111, 1 a.iiim ot lb. reliable an par'y
' j,, t',i,r of :. 1,1 a let ;;:aiiiM bice la.-
liMii. I'c 'a'i' aiii-en'iie M "'
... ...... ..in! , an iidale vas i,:
plain in 1 in' insm. !!.!
cal and comnierc ial debaucdiery that
lie was 1 he agent in inducting into
this country will give him a lasting
notoriety, it is true but the notor
iety of the burner of the Temple if
Diana or more like tlr-kf Judi-i
lseariot. 1
If you can Pnd excuses for' "Cleve-.
land treachery" in the present con
dition of the country, then you shoul !
Pnd excuses lor the republican party
md he and all his friends should takv
their position accordingly and not
pose at dereocats reorganizes hat -monizers
but as republicans, and ad
that name now implies, the substitu
tion of Hamiltonian autocracy in th:
plat e of Jeifersoniau democrat y ' in
our country. T. Q. ST URGES.
Perry, Okli.
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OK CAN M.N ) FKl'ITS AND VEOKTAItLKH.
Mrs. W. 1. Vrct, 111'4 I'enn Ave N Minneaio
lm. Minn.
Plumbing and Heating
Estimates Furnished
J. c. cox
3.1 North i-l th -Street, Lincoln, Neb.
Farming In Colorado, Utah and New
Mexico
The farmer who contemplates
changing his location should look we'd
into the subject of irrigation. Before
making a trip of investigation tjhere
is no better way to secure advance
information tlfan by writing to those
most interested in the settlement of
unoccupied lands. Several publica
tions, giving valuable information in
regard to the agricultural horticul
tural and live stock interests of this
great western section have been pre
pared by the Denver & Rio Grande
and the' Rio Grande Western, which
should be in the hands of all who
desire to "become acquainted with the
merits of the various localities. Wrtt
S. K. Hooper, G. P. & T. A., Denver,
Colo.
The Handy Pocket Account Book.
A RKt.f-ihsTPrcTciR In keeping ihvat arcccunutn
pjuteiiialle funn, bi'himkc hmkkem'k nd ac coint
mien combined, fur pm:ket use. ! Irmly, olcely hound
liK'ket and (tap. .ec piipld. send M O. ur 2c
ttampH If iinAtUfactiiiy And returned at onre un
daiu.'ified, iiieui-y reitmded. Address t. O. Johnson
I'ub , ularleD, lona.
Dr. Mitchell's Lumpy Jaw Cure
Dr. Mitchell's Lumpy Jaw Cure Is
guaranteed to cure or money refunded.
One application is enough. One bottle
is sufficient for 4 head or more. You
can buy it at your druggists or he
can get it from his jobber. If he won't,
write us direct and we will send you n
bottle for $1.25 delivered. Marshall
Oil Company, sole sale agents for the
United Stages, Marshalltown, la.
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tine half section slock and grnin farm
near Hastings. Neb., is adertised by
Cornelius & P.rown of IlaMings. Xdi
Th"v are mul ing a specialty of im
proved farms, alfdi'u and suck
randi.-i mid will gladly civ.- you ad
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A BRUSH.
The new method of smoking nietit has
come to tay It has alicatiy c-mr and staid
so lonn in many p:uls fit the c nntrv that
there if no lunger any more tbciiclit of Ro:n g
l;u k to the old method than of retur nini; to
the old fa-hioncd x . .ut hen yui smoke
yur meat with ctir M dem Meat Smoker,
yon acoi nipt;h all that c aild iiMy le
dnnr t'V the o'd metliod, and -'iiuthin; th;U
the old av doe- not ruv inplish The mat
pri teeted ain n-t l'ca .iinl aninst
the attack.- of fcrun- and ii-stcts It t:.stt
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in nev The -dd mrihod of mik kitiy dn
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