JANUARY 14, 1904.
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
to now be offered as a sacrifice to
Mammon.
There is widespread dissatisfaction
in the republican party; - the demo
cratic party hag abandoned the west
and is now engaged in concluding an
alliance with the capitalistic forces of
the east. The way is now clear for the
patriotic men and women of all par
ties to unite on those essential prin
ciples of human liberty, and to this
end we pledge oui earnest endeavors.
JO A. PARKER, Chairman.
Louisville, Ky. '
(Reform papers please copy.)
FIFTH WEEKS' ENROLLMENT. .
A F. Brandon. McShan, Ala.; mer
chant; secretary county committee.
J. M, Cockrell, S'tansel, Ala.; farmer.
B. F. Arnold, Nashville, Ark.
Amos H. Edwards, BentonvJUe, Ark.;
retired farmer and teacher. '
F; P. Harris, Prescott, Ark.; farmer
and stock raiser.
Wm. A. Lassit?r, Barber, Ark.; farm
er. '. ; '"
C. Bonine, Porteisville, Cal.
J. K. Reid, Lily, FJa., farmer and
orange grower. -
J. P. Bridger, Ml. Airy, Ga.; farmer.
W. J. Hogue, Embry, Ga.; farmer.
Wm. Gheen, Nebo, 111.; farmer.
P. J. Leonard, Claremont, 111.
A. C. Van Tine, Flora, 111.
W. D. Watson, Spurgeon, 111.; farmer.
(Special Indiana enrollment of 127
names elsewhere. De France.)
John Blakeman, Winfteld, Ind.
Brose S. Home, Marion, Ind.; physi
cian.
W D. Latshaw, Carlisle, Ind.; farm
er and fruit grower; secretary coun
ty committee.
O. L. Ross.'Selma, Ind.; state commit
teeman, 8th district.
J. D: Tucker, R. F. D. 2, Valparaiso,
Ind. ;
J. R. Norman, Albia, la.; editor South
ern Iowa Educator; chairman state
committee.
J. E. Hewitt, Ellinwood, Kas.; farmer.
F. C. Johnson, Minneapolis, Kas.;
editor The Better Way.
Wm. Leak, Stafford, Kas.; farmer.
John Marihugh, R. F. D. 1, Esbon,
Kas.; farmer.
C. C. Wilson, Stafford, Kas.; farmer
M. Ilarran, Magnolia, Ky.
Jchn H. White, Wallonia, Ky.; farm
er; chairman county committee.
Wm. McIIenry, Pawnee, La.; farmer.
"W. G. Shelton, Bastrop, La.'
J. F. Richardson, Carroll, Me.; farm
er. A?xos W. Rideout, 7 St. Pa il st., Bos
ton, Mass.; editor Ye Quaint Maga
zine; secretary ward and city com.
W. P. Patterson, Beauregard, Miss.;
physician.
A, M. Ballew, Hale, Mo.; retired
farmer.
A. A. Burgin, West Plains, Mo.; farm
er and agent.
J. M. Burrus, 919 Vine St., Kansas
City, Mo.; insurance; former farm-
, er; chairman county committee.
Geo. W. Call, Drury. Mo.; farmer,
T. L. Campbell Odessa. Mo.; farmer.
N. D. Ellis, Adrian, Mo.; farmer.
W. R. Florea, LaBelle, Mo.; retire
farmer.
Elijah Goldsberry, Matklns, Mo.;
farmer.
H. M. Huntsman, R. F. D. 1, Macon,
Mo.; farmer and stock grower.
J. W. Knapp, Hamilton, Mo.; farmer.
H. N. Moreland, Stafford, Mo.; farmer.
D. J. Rumbaugh, Odessa, Mo.; re
tired. M. A. Shelton, Adrian, Mo.
M. J. Williams, West Plains, Mo.; la
borer; chairman county committee.
D. W. Thompson, Sheridan, Mont.;
farmer; member national com.
Thomas Dewey, jr., Douglas, Neb.;
farmer.
Albert Dickerson, Litchfield, Neb.;
farmer.
A. T. Ilinshaw, R. F. D., Elmwood,
Neb.
Wm. D. Howard, box242, Albion, Neb.;
fanner and stock raiser.
.Wm. Floyd Howard, box 242, Albion,
Neb.; farmer; precinct committee
man.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County. S3.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
Ja the senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business In the
city of Toledo, county and state afore
naid, and that unld firm will pay the
Bum of ONK HUNDRED DOLLARS
fur each and every oasts of Catarrh
that cannot bo cured by tlio use of
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Kit NK J. CHKNKY.
Sworn to brfore me and ub?crlted
In my prcnence. thli Cth day of Do
rrmtHT, A. D., 1S86.
(Seal) . A. W. OLKASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, la taken Inter
tinlly and ftcU directly on tho Hood
Ami mucous surface of tho lyitem.
fli'nd for testimonial, free.
V. J. CHKNKY & CO., Toledo, 0.
S.dd by druRUt. 75c.
IUU'i Karolljr 1'llU are tho best
Jacob Jones, Osceola, Neb.; farmer.
L. H. Lederer, Pierce, Neb.; book
keeper.
N. M. Moulton, Clay Center, Neb.; re
tired.
W. Everett Mullikin, Somerset, Neb.;
farmer.
H. H. Northrop, Elm Creek, Neb.;
farmer.
Chas. Nownes, Papillion, Neb.
Vincent J. Stedry, Broken Bow, Neb.;
farmer and teacher. -
A. R. Wright, Strang, Neb.; farmer.
M. R. Owen3, Atlantic City, N. J.
Albert J. Anabie, R. F. D. 26, Naples,
N. Y.; carpenter and mason.
J. M. Dennis, Falls City, Ore.; re
tired farmer.
S. E. Penh, Lebanon, Ore.; farmer.
Jonathan Wells, Applegate, Ore. -
H. T. Childs, R. F. D. 2, Fayelteville,
Tenn.; farmer. r '
Y. C. Clark, Miles Cross Roads, Tenn.;
farmer and lumberman.
Burr Harris, jr., Spivey, Tenn.; lum
ber manufacturer and dealer.
J. A. Ingle, R. F. D. 1, Huntingdon,
Tenn. ; farmer.
D. J. Pugh. Atwood, Tenn.; farmer.
C. R. Roberts, Miles Cross Roads;
Tenn.; farmer.
N.'H. Webb, Clareville, Tenn.; physi
cian; chairman county committee.
Thomas W. Winn, Covington, Teun.;
farmer; secretary county committee.
J, E. Woodard, Whitthorne, Tenn.;
farmer.
W. M. Chapman, Lyle, Tex.
F. M. Clifton, Kaufman, Tex.
M. W. C. Frazier, Carrizo Springs,
Tex.
D. C. Gibson, 1522 Scullen ave., Den-
nison, Tex.; secretary county com.
J, P. Jarrell, Godley, Tex.; farmer.
C. A. McMeans. Kennedale, Tex.
D. J. Newell, Eliasville, Tex.; physi
cian. W. F. Peters, Tolar, Tex.
W. h. Rawlinson, Nacogdoches, Tex.;
farmer. -
J. W. Rutherford, Hayes, Tex.; farm
er. John Stone, Come, Tex.; farmer.
Geo. T. Todd, Jefferson, Tex.
J. M. Lamb, Vernal, Utah.
S. S. Smith, 3187 Adams ave., Ogden,
Utah; member national com.
John Long, Colfax, Wash.
Enrollment the fifth week, 216, In
eluding the special list from Indiana;
total to Saturday night, January 9,
1S04. 511. Over 2,500 letters of invi
trtion to enroll are outstanding, with
responses yet to be received. Owing
to the fact that the Indiana list con
tains nothing except names and post
office addresses, I omit the vocation
and former political affiliations this
week. States represented this week,
24; for the five weeks, 39. Receipts
for the week, $23.42. The total re
ceipts to date just about pay for the
printed matter, cards, and postage, but
give.no leeway for an extra effort be
yond the regular work.
CHARLES Q. DE FRANCE,
Assistant Secretary.
Lincoln, Neb.
WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT.
J. M. Burrus, 919 Vine st., Kansas
City, Mo.: "Please enroll my name
as one of the Old Guard until death."
H. II. Northrup, Elm Creek, Neb.:
"I have the honor of voting for Peter
Cooper, James B. Weaver twice, Ben
jamin Butler, W. J. Bryan, one other
democrat, and several republicans in
between, and I think I am entitled to
be called one of the Old Guard."
R. E. -Pipes, Wheatland. Mo.: "I
am more than pleased with your plan
of enrolling the Old Guard and send
you a list of names of men that were
once active in the great cause for
which you are battling. A few years
ago populists were second In the field
in this (Hickory) county, having
polled 637 votes. ... I am what would
be styled a popocrat or a Bryan demo
crat, but I am a strong believer in the
Omaha platform and think if it were
enacted into law it would be the best
thing that ever happened to the peo
ple of the United States. ... If the
democrats nominate a gold bug I will
not support th ticket, but will vote
with the populists."
J. W. Knapp. Hamilton, Mo.: "Mr.
A. R. Torrey lianded me your letter
today asking rr.e to enroll as one one
of the Old Guard of Populism which
I pladly do. I hopo that you may
havo Burepsa In the work.
C. A. McMeans. Kennedale, Tex.:
"I want to ho enrolled on the list of
the Old Guard of Populism."
J. J. .Streets, Vlnelanl, N. J has
Pint in thrw tp'lal list a of namri
rovrli Kentucky. Indiana and Mkh
lean toKethor with $.1 for pontage. I
have tent a pe( tal Invitation to all
tbrso popuiuta to enroll, Mr. Streets
pay: "You n'l not look for much
encouragement at St. I.ouls m Feb
ruary, Hut do not let that deter you.
Keep tho enrollment movlmr and ul
Innately a pmlnet party will tho
lo!?i.ni outcome, for In no other way
J tan tho jHHpl gH by the tan that tho
HOW ON SALE
At This Store.
15he Miss Crow Stock
OF WOMEN'S
Fine Furnishings
This stock formerly occupied quarters on the second
floor of the Armstrong Clothing Co., managed by
Miss L; Crow, a recognized authority on' women's
fine furnishings, and whose stock of Gloves, Corsets,
Handkerchiefs, Underwear and Hosiery was always
.ranked with the finest carried by any house in the
state.
Think of Purchasing Dent's, PesrhVs,
Monarch, Joivh a.nd Clementia
Kid Gloves at These Prices:
All the Gloves Miss Crow sold for $1.00, '(100
now, fair. . Uu (J
All the Gloves Miss Crow sold for $1.25, 7 fin
now, pair J U
All the Gloves Miss Crow sold for $1.50, (S I nfl
now, pair 0 1 1 U U
All the Gloves Miss Crow sold for $2.00, O I JJ C
now, pair U I iTu
All the Miss Crow Stock of Fine Corsets
including American Lady, Kabo, C.-B., Bon Ton, II. & S.,
Herbone. W. B., Warner, Nemo Elite, Etc.
500 50c Corsets will go at, each 25o
300 Straight Front Corsets to go at 50o
200 11.50 and $1.75 qualities to go at 75c
' 100 $2.00 qualities to go at $1 00
And so on. Mail orders filled if received promptly. State as nearly aa
possible just what you desire.
Farm Insurance.
Fire, Lightning, Windstorms
On Live Stock; Dwellings, Out
Buildings and Contents.
Farmers and Merchants Ins. Go.
Lincoln, Nebr Established In 1885.
Losses Paid to Patrons Over Three-Quarters of a Million
Secerity to Policy Holders $354,11551
No assessments. Assured assumes no liability. If there
is no agent in your town write direct to the company.
various legislatures wll. -ami have
put up."
M. Ilarran. Magnolia, Ky.: l have
not voted tor four or live years b
cause there lit tw one to represent my
rrlnclplea. 1 would rather vota for
what 1 want ami tall, than to vote tor
what I do not want ami succeed. , , ,
1 am today an strong in my faith of
populism a t ever . Tho party
may die, but It principle are as
enduring as lb" panlto hills."
John K Mooney, siayaen. Tei.j "1
tstcem It aa honor tu U enrolled as
u member of th Old tfuard of Top
ulixm, even thoitRh 1 am only able to
stand up and be counted one of them.
Am one of the boys who wore the
pray from 1KCI to IS65. Voted with
the demo rat many tiroes under
nuntal protest until Ur, .as in
the people party state convention In
that nominated T. L. Nugent t"f
governor of Texas; la the Onuiu
convention taut noqtltiatt't! J. II.
Weaver for prrsldont; and stood with
tho 103 Texan who refuted to vo'
(or Uria at Ht. Lou! la ISM, tu