FEBRUARY 11, 1904.
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
3
I ...The Old Guard of PopulisZin;AMf MMf
ENROLLMENT CLOSING SECOND
MONTH.
(The names below were enrolled be
tween and including January 25 and
February 4, 1904 ten business days.
Inasmuch as the first letters of invi
tation were sent out December 5, 1903,
this list closes up the regular enroll
ment for the first two months. Fail
ing to rearrange the -entire regular
list by counties as mentioned last
week I retain the original form of
report De France.)
E. W. Callaway, Ashland, Ala.
J. L. Corbitt, Brockton, Ala.
Thomas B. Parks, Collum, Ala.
B. g. Almond, Laneburg, Ark.; farmer
L. H. Bradley, Fordyce, Ark.
Lee Cook, Emmett, Ark.; farmer and
stock raiser.
A. W. Frazier, Fordyce, Ark.
J. H. Gresham Fordyce, Ai'K.
A. J. Hearn, Fordyce, Ark.
E. B. Metcalf, Rogers, Ark.
L. L. Williams, Dryden, Ark.
J. C. Wilson, Boonevill, Ark.
R. L. Wilson, Boonevilie, Ark.
Robert F. Klngsley, Brawley, Cal.
J. L, Miner, Porterville, Cal.; farmer.
Robt. 'Shetterly, Spencevllle, Cal.;
farmer.
0. P. Dyar, Laird, Colo.
Philip Zimmerman, Holyoke, Colo.;
lawyer.
Thos. Bell, Hi.ikory Flat, Ga.
Ira J. Christian, feallylu, Ga.; farmer.
C. G. Davis, Fairburn, Ga.
J. W. Hudgens, Stonewall, Ga.
R. B. Matthews, Villarica, Ga.
D. M. McConnell, Walnut Hill, Ga.
M, L. McDonald, Harmony Grove, Ga.;
farmer; chairman county com.
I K. Nalley, Villarica, Ga.; farmer.
,W. H. Nalley, Villarica, Ga.; farmer.
J. M. Pound, Pound, Ga.
Amos Westbrook, Hickory Flat, Ga.
J. J. Conley, Iuka, 111.; farmer.
O J. Donaldson, Fillmore, 111.
1. E. Hodges, Dix. 111.; farmer.
Thilip Roessler Shelbyville, 111.
James J. Routt, Loami, 111.
Gilbert Williams, Salem, 111.; farmer
and fruit grower. - -
R. 0. Williams, Central la, 111.
Roy Williams, Salem, 111.
D. F. Boger, Waldron, Ind.; lawyer
' and farmer; chairman county com.
J. H. Caldwell, R. F. D. 9. Lebanon,
Ind.; farmer; member national com.
T. J. Erwin, R. F. D. 2, Mt. Vernon,
Ind.
L. L. Johnson, Clay City. Ind.; farm
er; chairman county com
Wm. Lee, Roll. Ind.; farmer and stock
Thos. J. Llndley, Foltz, Ind.; farmer
and nurseryman.
Dr. H. II. Morrison, Greencastle, Ind.
John W. Perkins, Montgomery, Ind.r
retired farmer.
O. Pierson, Vincennes, Ind.
Gustav E. Vieke,- Vincennes, Ind.
Samuel Walker, Charlottesville, Ind.;
farmer.
J. W. Banning, Guernsey, la.
E. B. Lamb. Crundy Center, la.; re
tired farmer.
C. W. Acton, Lebanon, Kas.; farmer
and teacher. "
John H. Alloway, Lebanon, Kas.;
farmer.
Joseph Burr, Leoti, Kas.
C. Davis, R. F. D. 2, Toronto, Kas.;
farmer and carpenter.
r. TV Dillenbeck. Eldorado. Tvas.
A-. J. Hammond, Harlan, Kas.; farmer
re v. Hanna. Stafford. Kas.: farmer
Ad Kennedy, Portis, Kas.; blacksmith
V. C. McVey, Stafford, Kas.; farmer.
James F. Shirley, R. F. D. 1, Louis
bure:. Kas.: prop. Fairview Farm.
J. M. Ward, R. F. D. 9, Lawrence,
Kas.; farmer.
J. II. Wood worth, Delphos, Kas.;
farmer.
A. H. Cardin, View, Ky.; farmer and
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MUST BE SOLD
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tobacco merchant; national commit
teeman; secretary county commit
tee; nominee for governor 1S95
and 1899. .
John D. Humphries, Cadiz, Ky.; toll
gate keeper; secretary county com.
Jo A. Parker, Louisville, Ky.; chair
man national committee allied peo
ple's party.
W. M. Cloud, Alberta, La.
J. A. Sullivan, Alberta, La.
John S. Thompson, Topia, La.
Jas. Armstrong, Forman, Mich.;
farmer.
J. A. Corner, Wilber, Mich.
Austin S. Randall, Baldwin, Mich.
John T. Sanford, Mayville, Mich.
M. J. Vincent, Lawton, Mich.; teacher
and mathematical author.
John R. Campbell, Clyde, Minn.; prop.
.Highland Stock Farm Cljdesdales
and Aberdeen-Angus; chairman
county com.
A. M. Morrison, Mankato, Minn.; edi
tor Journal.
A. W. Case, Beauregard, Miss.; farmer
J. H. Gibson, Wesson, Miss.; barber.
J. T. Gibson, Beauregard, Miss.; car
penter.
V. B. Herring, Beauregard, Miss.;
farmer.
M. Miller, Saltillo, Miss.
J. T. Pruitt, Saltillo, Miss.
T. A. .Thompson, Guntcwn, Miss.
E. Van Bass, Basrsville, Mo.; farmer.
Jno Brashears, Walnut Grove, Mo.
Joseph Brown, Browns Station, Mo.
N. C. Brown, Browns Station, Mo.
Philip Burger.'Hamilton, Mo.; farmer
W. J. Cafer, Elkland, Mo. ,
J. B. Chenowith, Phenix, Mo.
J. H. Clayton. Norman, Mo.; farmer.
saac Davis, Browns Station Mo.
P. J. Ehlear, Browns Station, Mo.
N. Finley, Buffalo, Mo.
Elmer Fleming, Santa Rosa, Mo.;
farmer.
.M. Fleming, Santa Rosa, Mo.;
farmer.
F. Forrester, St. Louis, Mo.
N. L. Hale, Norman, Mo.; farmer and
teacher. -
Wm. R. Hale, Norman, Mo.; farmer.
Peary Hampton, Cameron, Mo.; wa-
gonmaker.
John J. Hobbs. Walnut Grove, Mo.
A. J. Howard. Lowry City, Mo.;
farmer. '
C. K. Jackson. Jamesport,- Mo. .
A. P. Johnson, Marshfield, Mo.; farmer
Hickory Jones Walnut Grove, Mc;
farmer and - grocer.
I. C. Long, Pineville, Mo.1 - " '
M. A. Lowe, Highprairie, Mo. farmer
P. L. Lowe, Highprairie, Mo.; farmer
W. P. Ixiwe, Highprairie, Mo.; fanner
W. Macfee, Walnut Grove, Mo.
W. D.-McPhei-son, Buckhart, Mo.;
merchant. .
Abram Neff, R. F. D., Napton, Mo.
W. C. Pitchford, Highprairie, Mo.;
farmer and stock raiser.
S. F. Redman, Walnut Grove, Mo.
Henry Rhodes Pisgah, Mo.; farmer.
John Salzman, 709 Oak st, Kansas
City, Mo.; city salesman.
J. C. Sanders, rA2 W. 11th st., Kansas
City, Mo.; bookkeeper.
W. A. Seehorn, Phenix, Mo.
W. L. S'immons, Ash Grove, Mo.
A. J. Smith, Strafford, Mo.; farmer
and stock raiser.
Hugh Tudor, Dawn, Mo.; secretary
Farmers' Mutual Ins Co.; secretary
county com.
Henry W. Warder, Lexington, Mo.;
farmer. x
Lk W. Wilson, Walnut Grove, Mo.
M. Flanagan, Billings, Mont.
S. D. Mullinix, Sheridan, Mont.;
farmer; chairman county com.
John Anderson, Wakefield, Neb.;
Wm. It. Ashby. Edgar, Neb.
Ralph Ashlon, Emmet, Neb.
Georga M. Austin, Home, Neb.
1,. D. Austin, Moulton, Neb.
S. Bearss. Kearney. Neb.; miller.
SUphcn W. UlnfiClJ, Prosscr, Neb.;
farmer.
J. L. Blue, R. F. D. 2. Juniata, Neb.
G. W. Botg, Allen. Neb.; farmer.
John A. Borg, Alln, Neb.; farmer.
Janice Bradley. I'lyssM, Neb.
J. Harvey Brown. Georotowri, Neb.;
fanner nn.l stnck rai.-H-r.
It. II. Clifford, Kim Crock, Nob.
WlllU A. ( Atlanta. Noli.; farmer.
J. W. ConN-y. Oronto, Neb.; Iirmcr
nnd stuck raider.
Kit Infrd OormHI, AlU'n. NVb.; farmer.
V. W. ('rum. MadUm. Nob.; county
HUiMMlntemli'Mt public InMnu tlon,
John (. iMiser, Auburn. Neb.
ThomcH A. lKuuho', V(d River,
Neb.; firmer.
J. K. DurnhflnxT, Ontral City.; Neb.;
lawyer.
T, J. Dudgeon, TiumbuU. Neb.
W. liy, CottnftHk, Neh,
J. W. IMwardt, Weston. NVb.
J. r. CgUncton. lUalon. NVb
Alexander i:i!l. M('ixU, Neb.
Gf. I'rnst, lb-enifr, NeU.; drayman.
Joha Krnjt, Hoemer, Neb,; llvrrynua.
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W11, well! Cheer up! Qct busy lams' peaches and cream are ripe.
They were seneational show horses," "live whirlwinds" at the Nebraska Stett
Fair. (He had a snap.) lama had a whole barn full of prize' winners there,
lams won first on four-year-old Percherons in class of thirty-two (an easy Vic
tory). Also championship sweepstakes Percheron stallion ever all, and many
more prizes. In fact all the principal prizes in Percherons, Belgians and
Coachers. Then lams kept bis great 51. 000-pound show pair and the best
stallion in every class out of the Nebraska tshow yard, lams best horses were
at the Nebraska State Fair for exhibition and were not shown for prizes. None
of the special train of 100 stallion received August 23, 1Q03, were shown at Ne
braska State Fair, and among these he bad the first and second prize four-year,
old Percherons at largest French horse show at Chartres, and many Percheron
winners at leading "horse shows," as well as winners at leading "horse-shown of
BELGIUn and GERflANY. lams is jusily entitled to the name
SWEEPSTAKES STUD
VIPITOR3 and BUYKRR throne Me burn at NebrnakB Stnte Fair and said: ' TIKLLO, , TOM
r
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M from Illinois." "I'm ELY from MltwouH. Pay, IAM8 u ah Tiia "V;5v,7A!iaJ
Vlin SAW. Yes, ace those four 2,000-poiimuwo-yonr-oius. jAmn in u ?.''!.V " ,V u o'
put lie hub uursi-Ji uhwm i'i; .... - .,..,, ui'irivn nil
i , , iitiTiri:L) iriuu ill.' a nv ifi'rriwi m rtit.v innn infiLiiri'H. itv.uijyr. mm
I'M FKOM IOWA." "I'M ZKlit., from unio. ay, mis is me Z W rl
STALLIONS I KVEK BAW; they are wire poachea and ort-am. hve Hiohc six 2,2(X)-pouii(i inrn
?ar oldall alike, too. They a'ro ALI.VSOL AND AY A II 1 ) VV1 UK. 'A k e, I ,ey are , Hire T U K
VlDE-A-A-WAGnk SORT." "Bay, MOTIIKK, lookl This Is IAMS' (JHKAT "'l.0.110"81
Hla horaes are all black and Ma, tou fellows; noneen thn arounila to to
ways haa the 15 E.ST." "Well, tmunthy, here U IAMB' BUG V II .Kit I) KVK piiODY wanta to
Bee hi bontcs. We came from California to aeo IAMS 6,100-rOUND J'AUt OF SrALLIOMi
THAT'S TIIKM; better than the pic tures. They are sure the gr"UeHt pair In the u . H. Yea, ana
WOKTH OOINO 'AOliO M1LI.H to neff." "Hello, Louie, here la IAMS' 2,4lH)-l'OUlU SWKhP
r,Y .v,;i V.V..W ..r-'Ivv, nr n a .hiimm mi " unc. ' I don't won-
Atr t ma cnu F'icTTTOitH wnntinff this norse hajikcu oui 01 snow rmw.
NEU anywhere. JAMS always has GOOD ONES and has theui i In iBhnj.e
iifi.,)u v., i;,t o ydO-TifinnH thrpp.-ar-old. a 'Tor-NOTCHER. " at SI,
KiTTiru i,r.nt .,f mi, noichhnni ravnM mm for." "Kl tv. seo those line t.-OAt
IAMS'.
V." "GeoiKle, dear, l bey are lovely; they can look into the .SPvSk
u... f.at' ti.,ttwiiiiji WrNim "' "Yps. Klt.lv. 1AMSIIA8 MOlvK iil(JloriKJ5l
step
rsu i iviifn KTii.;.!nNMii,n ANY
nie, dear, you roast buy your next stallion of IAMB. Ill horn a are much better than the one yog
paid those Ohio men KWW for, and IAMS ONLY ASKS $1,000 AND SI.GUU FOtt 'TOrrLliH.'
IAMS has on hand
i47 Black Rercherons, Belgians and Coachers 147"
00 oer cent blacks; M per eent ton horses. IAMS speaks the lanRnagea. BUY8 DIRECT from
breeders nays NO i BUYEim BALKSMKN or JNTHU'HKTF.KS. Has no TllREK to TKN men M
Jartne'traCJ Tprofiu with TWKN'f Y-TWO YKAKS CCKHKKUL
1 safe roan to do business with. lains guarantees to sell you & better stallion at 11,000 and 1,4OT
Fhan are being aold to stoek eoropanles lor imo to J4 X) by: k saletue n, or VJY,H m .and
-2b I'MB DAY FOR TROUBLE to see them, YOU 'Jilt JUDGE. 'IAMS rAyHvP.&!l&
and buyer's fare, gives m per eent breeding guarantee. Write lor eye Ol'ENLK and CA1ALOUUIS.
Kelerenees: St. I'aul State Bank and First State Bank.
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FloridaA Winter's Treat . a
ARE YOU THINKING OF IT ?
SPECIAL RATES. Tickets on sale daily. Return
limit June 1, 1904. Write or call and get booklet de-
ecriptive of Florida.
, G. W. BONNLL, C. P. A. T. A.
City Ticket Olflci
Cor. 10th and O Street!
Telaphone No. 235.
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Hnrmart J'roosfr, t'enJr, Nob.; court
rcjM)rtpr atul lawyer; treusurrr Co.
tomiillUeo,
J. M. Fntuh, Alnsworth. Nit.
Varntl Caor, WKrtor, Neb.; farmer.
J. I.. IJi!mrft, falilwill, N'b.
John I-:. (iuthrU llavan.i, NVb.
1.. H. lUrrUut!. i.unoMtt, N'b.
HEADACHE
At aS rt
), Wot. eo
200-MDCH
(INK man in the U. B.. and all koo1 onea. "Oeor
Nebraska.
Burlington Dsp:i
7tL St, tat. r aad Q
TpI. Curllcgton 1290
lie in n inv "
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John A. llartihfloM, Sutherland, Neb,;
ranther.
W. II. Havvlcv, U, V. D. 1, Brock, Neb,
lKivl-t Horner. H. V. t. 1, render.
Nob,; farmer.
V. J. ilowrll, HlUrfth. Neb.
J. M. Jamlcon.. ValturaSao Neb.;
farmi'r; in'ubT VMH legislature.
S. Johnaon, V'orUs, Nb.; farmer
an. I a to k ra'.r.
H. I1. J.iluiMiit, VaV.fftetd. Nb. ; farmer
J. N. Kt'Uoax, I'lark. Neb.
Jamea KJnnaby. Hutta. Nvb.
J, V. Laakln. York. Neb.; .creamer
employe.
(VorK Iron U-nnett, Neb.
John J. Martin hot lf)t, Central Citf,
Neb.
A. Mathieen. V4ehl. Neb.; farmff
J. W. MCaulejr, North riaUe4 Nb.
