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JANUARY 28, 1904. THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT 13 Snyder, Niles Chainplin, Alen Gilson, Plymouth; Jacob France Lapaz Whitley, county: Joseph Summers, Ceresco; George Laird, Wm. Spurrier, Columbia City. ... IOWA. v . (Names of populists sent in by Old Guards S. M. Harvey, East Des Moines; Milo Bunce, Stuart.) Polk county: S. Harvey, A. Old field, Altoona; J. Becktol, Berwick; Dr. Mosteller, Rising Sun; Wm. Reed, Hasty. Dallas county: J. WaTnock, Wood ward. . Adair county: J. Lynum, W. M. Hoemyer, Greenfield; Pol Taylor, Henry Stowell, Edward Kelly, Stu art: W. M. Stowell. M. L. Beaman. John Roberts, Ham Fansman, Aibor Hill; W. B. Emerson, Atlantic, West 6lh street. MINNESOTA. (Name of populist sent in by Old Guard H. Elllngston, Minnehaha.) Hennepin county: - S. M. Owens, Minneapolis. MISSISSIPPI. (Names of populists sent In by Old Guard B. F. Jones, Beauregard.) Copiah county: A. J. Lusk, Jas. W. Kelly, W. B. Herring; P. W. Kelly, Ben Lusk, Dr. W. P, Patterson, A. J. Purser, " Beauregard; Frank Davis, W. A. Ferguson, Allen; Lark Purser, Gallman. MISSOURI. (Names of populists sent in, by Old Guards J. S Atkins, Missouri City; S. M. Gooch, Briar Creek; A. C. Ditty, ppleton; Matilda Magley, Green Kidge; J. A. Smith, Jamesport) Clay county Geo. Foley, H. C Foley, Berry Foley, Peter Foley, II. H. Shelton, John Shelton, F. M. - Smith, J. B. Withers, C. L. Shepherd, Geo. Shephard, Missouri City. Ripley county: L. F. Enusley, W. H. Hawkins, Prat; Ruben Upshaw, Obe Hutson, Ponder; Geo. Davis, Fernnook; James Mathews, Briar Creek. -St. Clair county: H. C. Donohoe, . Appleton City; W. H. Dark, Chalk level; B. M. Dark, John H. Carpenter, R. J. Smith, Wm. Schmitt, R. N. Shoe maker, Bige Blendon, Roam Sump ter, Johnson City. Bates county: Charles H. Haines, John Ammons, Rockville. Pettis county: U. F. SargeDt, Georgetown; David. Lindsay, Sedalia; Isaac Day, Green Ridge. Jasper county: C. E. Summers, Jop . lin, 212 Jackson st. Daviess county: H, Justice, C. 1 Jackson, Samuel -Dota, . W. Bascue, Jamesport; W. A.'Snidow,. Philip Shaw, Civil Bend; W. R. Tribby, Gal latin; L. J. Smith, Carlow. NEBRASKA. " (Names of populists sent in J)y" Old Guards A. A. Wcrsley, Butte; J. S. Canaday, Minden; Hason Turner, Fierce; Geo. M. Chase, Allen; J. Min er,. Friend; P. H. Barry, Greeley; Warner Starr, Allen; - E. Eu banks, Cambridge.) Boyd county F. M. Whitier, E. G. Barnum, A. L. Nickerson, M. Graves, Mr. uirich, Dr. Stockwell, Rev. West, O. V. Keniston, Butte; D. Hamilton, Badger. Kearney .county: Ed Krich, An drew Johnson, Jeff SteDhen, Andrew Peterson, William Crounin Henry Winne, Offer Paulson, Minden; Anton M. Anderson, Peter C. Booser, Nor man. Pierce county: L. H. Lederer, R. A. -Tawney, G. H. Spink, Wm. Neal, H. F. Barnhart, A. L. Walker, Mike Sladek, Thco, Keitle, Henry G. Ha mer, Frank Pilger, Geo. Story John Drebert, Mike Havel, Pierce. Holt county: Edd Lay, O'Neill. Dixon county: Henry Tuttle, Dix on; T. M. Boles, Morris Casey, F, W. Chase, Waterbury; Henr Butler, Emerson; Ed Rogers, "Ailen; J, E. McGuire, New Castle. S"alino county: Goo. Boaks Chas Murray, Will Kngle. jr.. Will Englc, sr., R. S. Campbdl. Will Stcavtna. Joseph Wannek, Wm. Trear.chard, John Burk, Joe Nouchek, Friend. Greeley county: James 11. Harry, J. A. Foster, Frank Marsh, p. U. Mc Carty. Greeley, Chaw. Rcrkhom. s.o tia; Jame White. Frank IV.sttr, O Connor; Frank Smyth. Troy; Win. Emery, Frank IV Compt m. Greeley, Dixon county: J. Ileiiker, I. Filh, C. II. Kellot:g, c. Karl. Jelm Bn tcd, K, ,M. Sttltt, K. K. Hut.-hlus. A Urn. 1'urna county: i:!mr Amc i, Ja-t. Millard, P. A. KubanU. Kv HimKnsr. Dtn G ii 1, ir tit, C.tmbti I v; I). Wiu umm, It. Sh, l ii-n:t r, J. Al bright. I., i:. i:(il,tiiL4, IlolhiM-k; Tom Ryan. Ileal, new YORK. (Name of pop-d! U fcont m by OM Cuard I J. yt parlhi, Uvkport.) NUtra toiimv. cia. m. up-w PanU.rn; Ch 1 1 II. V.snm. Wm. An..' vin. WrUlitj (Vnur; lllnr.i M.tl. lum. hnn v. S ui.u, nr. William l-ui.', I I, trK,H l'4it m n, Wi t W, HbNy ii, Kittrid.;,., y,u, ltn IAMS" SOPIN (47599) ' Black Percheron, 4 Years Old, Weight 2140 lbs, Imported and Owned by Frank lams, St. Paul, Neb., the Gold Medal Winner at One of the Largest French Shews. He Is Peaches and Cream. - t Sopln 47590 This Illustration is from the home of the Winners of Frank lams, St. Paul, Neb., the estab lishment where you can see more first-class home-bred, imported and registered -stallions, than at all other importing bnrns in Ne braska, lams' t-opin (1"m) 4 years old, weight 2140 lbs, import ed by Frank lams. He is one of those '"all wool and a yard wide" drafters that so many are eager to buy as herd-headers. He has that nice, smooth finls.li 01 a stallion of mature a-?e, with big 15 inch bone Hush style, and a wonderful bold way of going, lie is one of those real draft horses, bein? of one of the best families that ol the noted KH) or Brilliant family. To see him is to admire him. That means to wish to own him. lie is a model ot over 100 head of stal lions in Iowa's importing barns at St. Paul. Neb. He imports and breeds only first-class stallions, with quality, style and finish enough that they can all be cold at his barn. He does not handle the kind that compels their owners to send out Bliek salesmen to , sell them; n I. e nan Y A linirA t It a fi nil. : nual sales la get rid 01 his horses at iinv iirU-i an It in it Mimmnit saying union good business men that anything that has to be ped dled to be sold, or that have to have bargain counter prices or public auction, that the material, whatever it is, horses or other wise, will be Inferior quality, and not up to the standard it should be. . The 25 years of s ccesafnl busi ness experience ot Frank Inms in the horse business, bis lucilltiei of buying in the old country without the aid of an interpreter, If-.".', r 'X. .0 C X , Tjw- T-ff i ' 7 sr.- ,1 ' Y ' f" H S't ' 11 5 ; 4 7a t-iiiC-Wc"J buyer or Kulesinan, wliliout; liav-- .,.4f 1.x v-3 mg iwo loien men louivum proi--. 1 tlx with KIIlni7 everr stallion nt iX'Smxa v 1 . " - jhh -mat. A .0 KA ? If, f- 11 .... -. his home barns, pays no middle men, Jie is ubh'tosell these first-, class stallions at J1000 and WrOO (a tew higher), and heguaruntees them better than others are sell ing to Stock Companies at t2, 00 to gft.ouo. If you do not f ad this so, lie Ki''uleeB yuu ii, for your trouble, you to be the judge. He pays freight ofborse to your station, gives breeding guarantee of 00 per cent, gives reference of every bank in bla town, of which is the best, guar antees to show you more stu! lions than can be seen at all other barns in Nebraska. If you are a business man, anu snow wuai ,you want, and can "pay cash, or give bankable note, and visit lams' importing barns, you will surely buy a stallion before you Ipuvh. as ha sells them, and thev are the kind you will wish to buy. Write him tor bis IlKH catalog. giving over no illustrations of horses now in his burns, it is the . .... i L... any horseman in America. Read it and it will save you fl&O on eacli t.orsu you may wisli to buy. and will give you ideas of tne kind that you should buy. lams' this week's sales: A 2-year-old 1010 lb Black Percheron, to J..M. Banta, Joliette, Montana. . To E. C. Stettsman. Iowa City, Iowa, the great a-year-old Percheron stallion, Albram, weighing 2100 lbs the day he whs shipped out. Mr. StettS man remarked alter he had bought the horse that he could not be duplicated in Nebraska, lowa, Illinois or Ohio at any price. To William find Ed Danckwert. Lakeside. Minnesota, the 4-vear-old stallion Mnlum wfieht even aiiio ihs tlie real uav down "wide as a wasron" kind of drait stallions, of in lact, the real Dutchman's horse. lams hus never had so many hrst-class horses in his barns, as at the present time, and owing to the bad crops in France in 1003, he was able to btlT them Cheaper than ever before. He is tr1vin? his -hovers the honefit n( tht ni w.ll .VLIt him nmv unil ve I hp itir-k ol the tiiineh. IfVOliar) gofiig to buy a stallion, write him for his 1901 catalog, containing over 50 illustrations of stallions now in bis barns, ft h the greatest horse catalog In America. A visit to his establishment is better than going to a Slate Fair, as there you can see how he breeds and feeds them, as well as seeing the good quality of his horses. A little car (are will be the best money a stockman ever Invested lor a visit at "Home oi the Winners," St. Paul, Neb If you are a buyer of stallions you can easy save 51, (,00.00 ami UtlY A TOP NOTC'llKK. Locliport; Chauncey Blosser, Rapuls. OKLAHOMA. (Names of populists sent in by Old Guards E. E. McColIister, Mangum; J. A. Weatherall, Harrison; S. M. Langdon, YVaukomis.) Greer county: C. W. Edwards, J. W. Howser, Warren; Jerry Saunder lin, James Brown, T. A. Putnam, Mangum"; M. A. Bryan, P. A. Maloy, Delhi; D. J. Kir by, Leger, T. W. Earnest, Gree ; T. M. Edwards, Madge; W. D. Ballard, Willowvale. Kiowa countv: J. H. Bills, A. M. Hurst,' J. M. lluber, Ben Puraing, A. C. Noves, Harrison. Garfield county: Andrew Murr, James Wilson, L. O. Y'oung, James Davis, David Dillingham, J. O. Joseph, Will, Toggart, E. F. Harnett, Wau Komis; Wm. Pearson, Drumuiond; Q. D. Hubble, Enid. ORKGON. (Names of populists sent in by Old Guard Jamoa K. Pears, McCoy.) Polk county: P. C. Stars, Ed Boll, Mi Coy; J. M. Pennl. KalU City; Tide Brown, Dallas; Kenneth Campbell, Monmouth; V. 11. Scum, J. I.. Saury, J. (1. Senrs, UuIMun; Max Ilult-y, Monnujutli. Mnrim county: J. It, Sl.eparJ. t'al'rn. Yamhill county: Chas. Bu ll, Kher hlan. TKNNESSEK. (Nut: of i.r..!H.t nt In hy OKI Guar It It. V, Warl-rltlon. iluntinji. dun; V. L WuU.tr. WliS.Itt .Ulle; J' iiii J. Mlf-'t, Mi!.-? CniM.i Uu..,.; ) Camdl tuusty: J. (. M.t!-rn II :nU!si.t.:(ui; J. A. Gatt;t. (V.ljr (tue; J, S. I .nuh, Ham bMk, D. J, I'.i .!, AtttH..I; . D. pal,., MK. iuk-; Du'v Hill. 1. C. Mout., CiM.-r, Wal ter IV-.h, lutrnxU; A. J. ThompMuj, I'.Ht. Tipton r.anUy: J. I., Y.n.y. Q-sHn; Tl t ti. t' Winn, C Utitu; ir. Mi In. t" h. M lid u; ,.. u:i M l,n!-. Gill. ih ", J41U-. a .StAiitv t, KanJoIjH, H, . O. Baker, Munford, D. L. File, Atoka; Wm. Knox, Mason Depot; G. F. Pin ner, Gift; L. W. Hamilton, Reverie. Clay county1: W.;Plaimon, Y. C. Clark, J. S. Browning, C. R. Roberts, S. J. Clark, B. Harris, Toney Asberry, M. J. Lithel, John Davis, Bell Long, Miles Cross RoaUs. TEXAS. - (Names of populists sent in by Old Guards G. W. Walters, San Saba; J. B. Gay, Columbus; W. A. Skiilern, Decoy; M. A. Brown, Stone Point.) San Saba county: Wm. Kaiser, Jos. Ailer, W. Murry, Simon Fox, Ben Graham, U. T. Chamberlain. Seth M. Moore, James Burns, T. B. Hart, San Saba; John Faver, Rioluand S'priugs. Colorado county: Dr. B. II. Neal, Frank Looke, Otto Frels, Frelsburg; H. C. Cooclke. II. J. Gillisple, Alley ton; A. Braden, jr., Meutz; L. Brown gun, KcH'k Island; II. J. Moally, Wei mar; Stephen Haretit, Borden; Prof. J. It. Harris, Oakhnd; It. B. Miles, Weimar. Naeogdoi lies county: W. I Raw lluson, A. C. Rawliuou, A. J, Sprit. 1 icy, J. M. (5. Ward. Nai okUui he&; W. M. Aldorn. A. J. Oh hum. Wo..dii; W. F. Prime. GarrlMin; R. O. M.M.re. Donslaa; John Parielt, John I.ovcry, Ktoll. Vanandt coutity: Joe ('rve:i. Can ton; W. A. T. Murry. J, W. Curtly W. A. Neal. Will Point; James Davuon, Font; T. J. Tvel, John Wain, prs I'uxehnl. Shun Point; Win. Gray, J. T. Consitaiit, S.ott. VIRGINIA. (NmtuiM t f populhta' rent In ly 0!J Gu:u Yhnent A. WtUhr, Rkrvli!".) Pitts) IvmtU lounty: W, II. II. Colf, Tim liiiiiw t. Galveston; Cut. t W. Wnlker, C. W. Tun. ltl.eVi!l.; John Oal. J...;h Kultor, ratlAudtt; Wrivinj Raii .ey, Prlshl; T. Km K Snltt, ! .irn; T N Udlt, ciutn.ut, John V, Nt'eit, Whiliii.i;. n, & Bergen, V. O. Smith, Chalklevel; Wra. Betterton, Mount Airy. WASHINGTON. (Names of populists sent in by Old Guard Edward Clayson; sr., SeaLtic.) King county: Wm. McArdle, Van Pierson, Frank Pierce, Frank Ponace, R. Bridges, John H. Earner, Jamea Moran, Ole Dawn, Wm. Blackmail, T.; T. Plid, Judge Packard, SeatHe. NEW JERSEY & W. VIRGINIA. (Names of populists sent In by Old Guard Geo. L. Spence, Atlantic, N. J.) J. V. L. Pierson, Vineland, N. J.; B. Smith, Lubeck, W. Va.; 8. II. Pier sol, Capt. Wr. R. Neal, Paikersburg, W. Va.; Dr. Davis, Kirby, W. Va.; Wash Smith. Beitvllle, W. Va.; M. R. Owens, Atlantic City, N. J.; Virg Gates, Charleston, W. Va. .; SECRETARY McBRIBE. Mr, Charles Q. De France: Owinj? to ill health I was prevented from at tending tlie Denver meeting, and feel that it will be hurosbible for the- samo eauso to attend the St. Louis meeting nxt month. I tind that you have from MlthHtan Jtiht two on your It.st, Mt'ssru. Payne and Anthony, so I will thank you to makf it three by aiding my name. You at' doing i. gnnt work, but all of thhi talk aknit th "(fm Innnll Pian" H mis lea lltiK. Mr. ZabeJ prf tit-iited It at li Nashville Miiifereun, and a-ulu at the Chi. inn-Hl oafer H s- ptetub. i ft, ix.i. and at tins Cm. dnnnti iotivent!un of My 9. It war a!o; s pt ruber 5, and May VK H"t, and trttanu the Ctmin nail f'iu. It Mi pfei'streil by Cm lP,ilts'trt of MkhJxan, au.l u lopte.J at tntir fit si mldoad ptato ti nvcntluii on February h, m;. n, jur nt the (t. tetivritll.ut nf Juno. 21, lSj, and h printed in Atll In h Ameih,ui s-ntlut-l of J im' i',', IsH ,) c .t tl Cim Irttmil j hrj ptiUf .h. d h on ti properly Cu Mi. l.br, -a j tan. 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