THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
JANUARY 14, 1904.
voted for Col. a F. Norton of Illinois.
I absolutely refuse yet to vote for any
candidate on any platform, nominated
by any party who Is not opposed to
corporation control, of money land
and transportation. Democratic party,
as a national party, is a negation, like
a ship in mid-ocean without rudder,
without compass, without pilot, yet
striving vainly to reach the haven of
loaves and fishes. .Very much de
pends on the action of the national
committees when they shall meet in
St. Louis, February 22. If wise coun
sel shall 'prevail, I shall expect a te
lighting of the camp fires of reform
from Maine to California, and from
Canada to the gulf. Shall we be wise
cr otherwise? We shall see."
' W. M. Chapman, Lyle, Tex.: A
ttraight populist ticket for 1904, or no
'Voting for me." ',
P. J. Leonard, Claremont, 111.: '1
am entirely, toetotaUy and emphat
ically with you and anybody today
who can't feel where the shoe pinches
ought to be bored for the simples.
You will hear from me later on.
Marion Owen, Atlantic City, N. J.:
. "I am a prohibitionist and believe in
the principles of populism. I am
pushing the Cincinnati plan of or
ganization for all true reforms."
A. M. Bal lew, , Hale, Mo.: "I am
proud to stand up and be counted as
tne of the Old Guard f Populism. I
have supported the principles advo-
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tated by the people's party since 18V8
with my time, money and vote; and
expect to keep do'ing this until I die."
(Mr. Ballew was popuiist candidate
tor the state legislature in 18 in
Livingston county.)
P. J. Rumbaugh, Odessa, Mo.: "I
am dyed in the wool. Enroll me gootu
and heavy. ' I svas county lecturei of
the alliance for this (Lafayette) coun
ty and was the first open, avowed pop
ulist of this county. Made quite a
number of speeches for Weaver, and
the party. .
F. M. Clifton, Kauiman, Tex.:
"Your last letter convinced me of your
feood faith in populist wok. Your
plan to give us a political home is
the best-1 ever saw. I am the ouiy
populist in this city the strongest
democratic town in Texas, but I will
qo all I can for the cause."
' L. H. Weller, Nashua, la.: "The
auspicious time has arrived when
cowardice should disappear and both
hands go up in broad, day light to
strengthen the party and faith of
the weak ones. Iowa will be strongly
lepresented in the St. LouU meeting,
February 22."
Dr. U.'H. Reemelin, 36 Garfield 11..
Cincinnati, 0.: "Happy New ear!
Will send a few names as time rotls
on." (The Happy New Year was ac
centuated by a one dollar bill. De
France.)
W. L. Latshaw, Carlisle, Smlrvan
county, Ind.: "I see in The Indepen
dent that Mr. Wolfe and I was ac
credited to Knox county in teconu re
tort. This Is an error, as we are
both in Sullivan county and shOuia
be listed accoidicgly." (Mr. Wfcife
gets his mall at Oaktown in lviiox
county and his errollment failed '.o
fchow that he lives in Sui'ivan county.
Ihis accounts for the error In my re
tort of county orgauiiaticn some
weeks ago. It will be corrected by
the time. the next report is made
De France.)
Amos- H. Edwards, Bentonville,
Ark.: "I feel procd to be enrolled us
a member of the Old Guard of Pop
ulism although my youtnfukage (87
years on January 22, 1304) forbic's
my doing mucn active work, but in
former 'years' I have done a great
deal in the tempoiance cause and in
the grange. I was a deputy to or
ganization granges in the state of
Wisconsin and also a deputy to-o'-ganization
subordinate divisions of the
bons of Temp:.rance; aiso ol the iov
ereigns of industry in the same state;
and was. since a member of the
Knights of Labor in Nebraska and a
deputy in the . Temple of Houor iu
that state." -
D. J. Newell, M. D., EliasilIo,
Tex.: "I was originally green baoir;
voted for Weaver in 1892; and love
the populist principles the same as
ever. I wish to be enrolled in the Old
Guard of Populism. On with the
Lght!" , -
J. M. Cockrell, Stansei, Ala.: "lies,
ir, you can count on nie as long as I
live. I have enlisted tor during the
war or until my lamp goes out. I
have taken the Missoaii Wond fcr
ten years; it is my Bibie."
J. P. Bridger, ivit. Airy, Ga.: "All
populists who vere ever true, or were
so from principle, are still so; and
many of those on the fence would join
us if they could see any chance to
win. More men see the truth ana jus
tice of our couse than ever before.
. . . I am ashamed to see our soulhtra
brothers still flinging at popuii&in, and
also at Mr. Bryan; and wnooping it
vp for Cleveland, traitor; German, a
tariff gold bug, and Paruer, who lias
r.ever said a word of abapprcval cf
the combines and trusts. . . . I, am
getting old and feeble and cannot do
much myself out watch and hope foi
the dawn of brighUi day tc shed
its benign rays upon a wrongeu, op
pressed and f oi bearing people, i can
but pray for and heartily wish the
t "'Id Guard of "opulism all the biicctss
I' deserves.
B. F. Pointer, Shelby. Neb., sends
back his blanl.i u isisncl 8a!.:y ll.at
t.e has not gi.ne tack to the f,. o. p.,
but hru- "gone on o the home of all
earnest refor.ners who believe in
t.umanlty a populist in IS !.'-', and
ilalUt in
II. MHimtsmaii, II. F. l 1, Matcn.
Mo.: "I fully Indorse your An and
wish you much t'tn et us.'
A. T. Jllnshaw, KlniwuoJ. Nfb : "As
1 am one who 1 h tome nil the way
over tin Iran I want Ui bo rnnlhd
ainnns the O.d (l.itidH. otd fr
1 etr-r Coopir tn is '.. and upioit-d
tl! reform ('.tndlddten I 1 1
ihe repulIIa. paity and birutd th
lrtd!i be hi n't tnr. , app.u.c tnu
work of the i'enver toiftrtnit a;s I
want ft Ktutpht pnpuhst .anniiuUd
tor prelkleut, wiftunit rcKird to wh.il
any other pHr'y may or may not Cu. '
CliarleH N.nei, I'npllticn, Nth:
' In recent year It has icen a ple.u
uin to m to tw my old friend of
lie alliance t,ool and t Kntuni ty
them 4 one of thf Oil Guard. Am I
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Of the United States Treasury Recommends
Pe-ru-na. -
Other Prominent Physicians Use
and Endorse Pe-ru-na.
DR. LLEWELLYN Jordan, Medi
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Department, graduate of Columbia Col
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Peruna occupies a unique position in
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Catarrh and catarrhal' diseases afflict
one-half of the people of United States.
Rolrert It. Roberts, M. D., Wash
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Mends and acquaintances who
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KooertK. Roberts. J
Dr. It. Robbins, Muskogee, I. T.,
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"Peruna is the best medicine I know
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'I have a large practice, and have a
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Dr. M. C. Gee, writes from 513 Jones
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" Peruna has performed so many won
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have fi-"-
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Dr. Llewellyn Jordan,
y Medical Examiner United States
a Treasury.;
women, as I find it insures regular and
painless menstruation, cures leucorrhoea
and ovarian troubles, and builds up th
entire system. 1 also consider it one of
the finest catarrh remedies I know of."
M. C. Gee, M. D. .
Catarrh is a systemic disease curabl
only by pystemlc treatment. A remedy
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the depressed nerve centers. This I
what Peruna does. -
Peruna immediately invigorates th
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mucous membranes. Then catarrh dis
appears. Then catarrh is permanently
cured.;
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of Peruna
write at once to Dr. Ilartman, giving a
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vice gratis. 1
Address Dr. Ilartman, Presiaenc cf
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