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IDE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
FEBRUARY 11, 1904.
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MEflLTIIIf TREES'
U U Budded Peaches, 6cj Budded Cher
PLANT TREES.
'and shade, end c
erty.
BUT IHbl.l
i Free from tileeeea.
Honest In quality,
, United Apples, b'Ac;
1 Cherries. 20c: pood varie
ties. Concord Crop. $S. per 100. 1000 Ash $1.80. B. end H.
Locust, Rus, Mulberry, Sic. Low price. We pay freltcht. Cat
log free. Calbralth Nurseries. Box SB ralrbury. Neb.
They will grow while
you are sleeping; they
will furnish you fruit
nnd shade, and enhance the value olyour prop-4
direct Jrom the grower ol his
local apent. Then you have
a source oi redress should
-they lall to prow or prove untrue to name. Cur
trees are home grown and prices very low. Cat
alogue and due hill good ior 25 rents Iree.
Falrbury Nurseries. box J, Fairbury, Neb
mi I
WHAT
$2.00
WILL
BUY,
fi apples, 2 j rs old; 2 cherry, 8
ft;; 2 plum, 3 It. ; 6 Concord
grape, 1 yr. ; 3 Pomona cur
rants, 2yr.; 2 U. P. Hoses, 3yr.;
2 Spirea Van Jloutti, 2 It.; 1
tnowball, 3 it.; 2 Honeysuckle,
"Halleana. '
Kent! for Catalogue.
WAKfcriKI.l) MIKSEKY
Waketield, Neb.
A Depcraf Dlssallsfi.il
Editor Independent: My subscrip
tion expires January 20, 1904. Please
stop it then. I am a democrat," and,
therefore, do not relish populist ideas.
Although yoi advocate good prin
ciples, yet they belong to the demo
cratic party and we will welcome you
home to Jeffersonian democracy. We
are fast coming back to the old-line
democrats in Arkansas.
, J.L.WATSON.
Dob, Ark.
(Coming back to what? The old
line democracy of 1868, with the
greenback declaration that' "when the
obligations of the United States do
not expressly state upon their face
. . . that they shall be paid in coin,
they ought in right and justice to be
paid in the lawful money of the
United States."
Or the old-line democracy of 1S76,
which declared that "refoim is ncc
estiry to establish a sound currency,
restore the public credit, and main
tain the national honor' and which
denounced the failure "for all these
eleven years of peace, to make good
the promise of the legal tender notes,
which are a changing standard of val
ue in the hands of the people, and
the non-payment of which is a. disre
gard of the plighted faith of the na
tion." Or, perhaps to the old-line democ
racy of 1892, which declared for "the
use of both gold and silver as the
standard money of the country, and
to the coinage of both gold and silver
without discrimination against either
metal or charge for mintage, BUT
the dollar unit of coinage of both
metals must be of equal intrinsic
value, or be adjusted through inter
national agreement, or by .such safe
guards of legislation as shall insure
the maintenance of the' parity of the
two metals, and the equal power of
every dollar i-.t all times in the mar
kets and in the payment of debts."
Now, all these ' belong" to the dem
ocratic party to which does Mr.
Watson welcome the populists? As
sociate editor.) :
Albin Perkins, lock box 894, Moun
tain Grove, Mo.: x"I wish more peo
pie would read The Independent. It
is the best paper I know.'.'
Fruit and Orna
menial, Shrubs,
Roses, Bulbs &
PLANTS
d Catalog FHEE
, Established 1852.
PHOENIX NURSERY CO. JUSHk
TESTED 50 YEARS.
Send for Descriptive Priced Catalog FHEE
600 Acres. 13 Greenhouses. Established 1852.
FRUITFUL TBEES
Healthy, hardy, vigorous trees; flnent varieties; hon
est values Apples, 5c; reach, 6e; Concord Urapes, $20
ior 1000; Kambler Hoset, S5c; llluek Louust and Kutwian
1ulberry,l.0 per 1000. Freight prepaid. C.'aUloir free.
Couaty Mumerlea, Box lieutrlre, Neb.
NEBRASKA TREES AND PLANTS
Ccnplsis Asscrlmsnl cf
Hardy
adapted to the west. Fruit nt Shade trees In
large supply. -Larue stuck ot Nebraska Cedars
seedlings arid transplanted.. An assortment
Ot other vri(riia and ornamnil stark.
M varieties d alrawb-rrlea. 'M varieties Kaep
barrUa. Triers low or less than halt ot agent s
Trices. Send now ior our Iree catalog. Men
tlou this aer,
KUK1II UKNI1 M'UE!(IK-,
North lUiil, IHhIkc County, Neb.
Our Sood Corn Win j
bf It la H txnheia a- ro a re than c nn
J-f. ll rt(nt sad itt out t4 daef ol ft jM, uo,
floha, We riniiin rarke !. la t quality Mjh.
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Clartatfa, Iowa.
Watching the Old Guard
Editor Independent: Find enclosed
l"to renew my subscription to your
liucresung ana vaiuaoie paper. I am
a Henry George democrat and a very
deeply Interested observer of the pres
ent politico-economic situation in this
and other countries. I should feel
that I omitted a wide and important
held from my consideration if I failed
to keep aVeye on the Old Guard of
Populism and their tire'ess and self
sacrificing representatives, the editors
and publishers of the Nebraska Inde
pendent. GEO. B. ROUN3EVELL.
Cuba, N. Y. : . : '
S. E. Dtxon, Camp Call, N. C: "The
more I read The Independent, the bet
ter I like it. .-. . May He who has all
power 'bless your efforts for the bet
terment of humanity."
Missouri and the western sections of
the country. I made a trip to New
York, going by Chicago where these
dollars were tmder the ban, but at
Cleveland, O., New York and Phila
delphia, I found the trade dollars go
ing at par, and on my road home 1
found at Pittsburg, Pa,, and Cincin
nati, O., trade dollars going at par
without question.
At Cleveland one tried to get me to
secure trade dollars at eighty-five
cents, which was all they would go for
in our section at that time, and send
them to him, and he would pass them,
and divide the profits with me.
The steal of the banking institu
tions had been going on too long and
they had then become too scarce in
our section to get any quantity, as
the conspirators had gotten hold of
most all of them at eighty-five cents
on the dollar and shipped them to
their eastern confederates, and in this
way millions of dollars were stolen
by the patriotic bankers of .the coun
try from the ever-gulliblevpublic, and
I believe this scratched silver dollar
trick is -but another damnable plot to
rob the toilers. S. A. WRIGHT.
Springfield, Mo.
II. C. Davidson, Mount Mourne, N.
C: "I am very anxious to have The
Independent. It speaks my senti
ments' exactly." :
'Cuddle Doon"
It seems that Mr. Dietrich is deter
mined to have a vindication if there is
any way of getting it. Disregarding
tne advice and entreaties of his
friends, he is going to have the whole
unhappy business threshed out in the
senate, if he c?.n, and he feels reason
ably sure that he will emerge radiant
as the morning, in a sparkling coat of
whitewash. hy doesn,f. Mr. Dietrich
cuddle doon? The very best thing
he can do is to endeavor to attract as
little attention as possible, until bis
term in nded, and he returns to pri
vate life; "Hot Tamales," by Wait
Mason in Lincoln Evening News.
Trade Dollars
Editor Independent: I see in issue
of 14th an article. "An Old Pon In
Wall Street." His experience la some-
thins; slmilir to mine in the eighties.
When the trad dollar had been de-
predated by letrinbtlon, taking from
it the lefcal tender qualities, and after
it had very nearly diaamioarv.d in
r a - v
A. G. Bloomfield, Minden, Neb.:
"What is the use? If the party should
grow and get big, traitors would sell
us out, throw , us over the transom
and go boldly into the democratic par
ty; and then denounce those of us
who would not go.; Such is the his
tory of the greenback, anti-monopoly,
union labor, people's independent par
ties, etc. , . , You attended the, Denver
conference.' Came home and wholly
ignored it, insomuch that you headed
your ticket with a democrat at the
first election thereafter. I am not
that kind of a populist. ' (A system
of . xlirect nominations, eliminating
conventions, would reduce the oppor
tunity for what Mr. Blobmfirid seems
to fear. How could Mr. Bloomfield
expect to escape denunciation, when'
he himself is so free to call men
"traitors'' who, differ from him in
matters of ' party policy? , Doubtless
there has been "treachery" to some
extent in every political movement,
but the real cause of the breaking
down of these different movements
has not been the traitors within their
ranks, but the temporary return from
time to time of the democratic party
to those principles which would, if en
acted into law, bring "equal rights to
all, special privileges to none." If the
democratic party could be held perma
nently to those principles, and be 'con
trolled by the rank and file, instead of
being led by men who are hostile to
them, no third party of any size
could be built up for the democratic
party by good rights ought to stand
for the "middle classes." That it is
vacillating, is due in great measure
to the difficulty presented by the con
vention system: One smooth corpor
ation lawyer has more power than ten
thousand farmers. Under direct nomi
nations, this would not be so. De
France.)
Oure woman
OF FEMALE DISEASES AND PILES
I Will Cars You So That Yea Will
Stay Cured Women No longer
Need Submit to Embarasslng Ex
aminations and Big Doctor Bills.
J. E. Miller, Pool Siding, Neb.,
(former state senator): "Stop send
ing The Independent. ..." I have not
the least faith in any effort to revive
the populist party, much less along
the lines of present effort. A ma
jority of the mid-roaders are in the
g. o. p., where they belong. No show
of a successful national party from
such material." (Every man to his
own way of thinking. Senator Miller
has as godd a right as anybody else
to lack faith or to be faithless which
ever terra best flts the case. There
was a time wl en a large number of
populistg believed that the proper
thing to do was to join hands with the
democrats and help elect M Bryan.
They did all they could to accomplish
this but his own party defeated him.
Today there are only two courses open
to populists either to maintain Melr
party autonomy and put up an inde
pendent ticket, or to disband and co
into other parties. Evidently Senator
Miller prefer th latter. Hut The In
dependent and a few of its subnr ribera
prefer tho former. A worm e Editor.)
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