THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
FEBRUARY 18, 1904.
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Nerve Fa
If You Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For It.
You can waste nerve force by excess,
over-work, worry, anxiety, etc.
'You can weaken yourself by not eating
proper food or securing sufficient rest to
renew the ntrve energy you use up. -,
The proper treatment, In addition to
good phosphatlc food, such as wholo
meal bread, prepared cereals, etc., Is
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine.
This is as truly a brain and nerve
food as any food you could eat, and be
sides, furnishes strength and tone of its
own, -which goes to the weakened nerve
system, and sets it to rights. .
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine Is a re
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worn-out nerve tissue, ' and "fills your ,
languid, brain with new life and vigor.
Dr. Miles Nervine has made so many
marvelous cures,. of people so sick the
doctors thought they were Incurable,
that it is today the standard medicin
in many thousands of American homes.
The first bottle Is guaranteed to- help
you, or druggist returns your money.
"The extreme heat, close confinement
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nia, it gives me pleasure to say that
I have used Dr. Miles Nervine with
very satisfactory results In the treat
ment of these affections. I am now on
my fifth bottle, and cat and sleep well,
in fact have almost forgotten that I
possess nerves." li. L. DALBY, Asst.
Cashier, State Bank, Texarcana. Ark.
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A Vote In Rips
Dr. A. L-Bixby,: collector of "Drift
wood" for .the4 Lincoln State Journal,
13 trying his level best to sneak back
into the' ranks of the Old Guara of
PopulismV where his - ideals really
place him,' although "economic deter
minism'! in the form of a Journal
Company ' pay -check dominates 'and
perverts his "egoism" and keeps him
doing yeoman service for the Hanaa
ites. In. Tuesday's "Paily Drift" vhe
vows that "there is something pa
thetic In the efforts of The Indepen
dent to . bring the old guard of pop
ulism back into the middle or tne
road for the purpose of making a
showing in , the coming presidential
camDaicn." And avers, that "if we
might be permitted to select from the
bunch named (in the prererentiai nai-
ot). E. Gerry 3rown would be our
first and secord choice."
Then the amiable doctor puts the
spurs into Pegesus with the following
-woeful result: -
know not what results may be
In this new deal we read about;
The pops, I fear, will not agree"
To stand alone and fight it out.
erhaps a handful; tried and true,
Will strive to keep the ranks intact,
But when they find themselves so few
Can party fervor counteract
The Impulse to desert the ship
And join the crew where men
abound? ' -
Will not the ranks disband and skip
As roll the summer months around?
Could I go forth from town to town,
Exultant, on my own accord,
And battle for E. Gerry Brown
Without the prospect of reward?
If any man could call me out
To die if need be for the state,
E. Gerry Brown, beyond a doubt,
Is he the righteous incarnate. -
For him this day I cast my vote;
First choice is he make note of
that
For him I want to shed my coat,
ixxy vot, liijf Dili fc, ixi j uvu ww, ui;
hat! -
For him I lift my eavy voice
As high as I can boost the same;
If he is not the people's choice
Who is? Will g6me one speak his
name?
Don't waste any tears, dear doctor,
over the pathetic features of "this
new deal." "The handful, tried and
true," have had so many hard knocks
they rather enjoy the sensation. And
right at the present time, wisdom
would counsel no hasty disarrange
ment of your raiment, even though
your first and second choice is worthy
of the highest consideration.
,W. E. Gregory, Alleene, Ark., sends
in $2.50 to be placed to the credit of
Little River county in the coming con
test. .
Joseph Burr, Leoti, Kas.: "I claim
to be one of the Old Guard, as I left
the republican party in 1890 and am
sorry I did not leave it soonei."
D. M. McCounell, Walnut Hill, Ga.:
"I have decided to wait no longer to
enroll as one of the Old Guard, and
as you are giving opportunity for ref
erendum" vote, for president, I enclose
my vote, hoping for the best choice
possible through the Old Guard.
see that the enrollment' from Georgia
up to date is very small, but 1 wish to
say to the boys through The Indepen
dent that the Empire State is all O
K. 1 If T. E. Watson Is nominatca he
will not only carry the populist vote,
but a strong democratic vote In the
south. I think, Mr. Editor, one reason
why, and bo far as I know the only
reason why, the southern populists are
not more actlvj at this time Is (hat
they are waiting to see what will de
velop. The rank and fllo of southern
populists are opposed to fusion, and,
sluoe fusion Is a thing of tho past, let
us all 03 reformers unite against the
enemies of free and Independent gov
ernment."
Thou. D. Parks. Colli m. Ala.: "I
have not received any of your blanks
but am doslrous to have my name en
rolled a one of the Old Guard of
lipulUm. I will bo 72 years of age
Ship
Your
Hides, Wools and Furs
"Thos. WlcCullooh.
tBTAUSHCD 1878.
lit rMrat raifttlitbtd bid houaa In Nehrarta. T7 hirfhftt nurkat
tlcta. !att trouift return. Writt for prica and ibli-jdnw Ui
017 Q STREET, LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
In a few days. Am a Tegular reader
of the Missouri World. The work of
the Denver conference has inspired
me in the cause of the party. I could
give you many names that would be
proud to go on the Old Guard roll,
but have not consulted them on the
subject." '(Have counted you and sent
blanks. -De France.) -
"B. S. Almond, Laneburg, Ark.: "I
am an old greenback populist and
voted that ticket till I found that un
der present election laws, with either
democratic-or republican officials offi
cials in control, that it is useless to
hope for fairness in elections. Since
then I declined to vote at all."
J. W. Banning, Guernsey, la.: "En
closed find vote. I have selected for
my first choice Allen. Who could
we get any better? A man of more
integrity could not be found, while
no doubt all on the list are good men.
I have been a reader of The Indepen
dent since 1890 and have to rely upon
it for the truth, as one cannot get it
out of the old party papers."
B. F. Arnold, Nashville, Ark.: "In
a few days, yes, as soon, as the much
looked for republican prosperity gets
here, will sedd you some money to
defray expenses. This is absolutely
necessary, and I think that the boys
in the trenches understand the grav
ity of the situation and will come to
your rescue. It takes money as well
as brains and energy to run a news
paper and to gather up at the same
time the fragments of a political par
ty., I sincerely hope the boys will
get out of the trenches long enough
to send you money to assist in carry
ing on this work. We not only need
howling and loud-mouthed populists,
but paying populists as well. Ain't
that the truth?" (I have always be
lieved in the small contribution idea,
instead of requiring a few to stand all
the expense. Scarcely any man Is so
poor that he cannot afford to contri
bute a dime, a quarter or half dollar.
A thousand dimes, too, from a thou
sand different persons, from a party
standpoint, is preferable to a hun
dred dollars from one man. The ideal
future organization for the people's
party, a3 I see it, is a dues-paying
one, where, cvry member who tar-
ticipates in the party referendums
must be "in good standing," as the
lodges have it The dues Should be
light, of course, so as not to be a
burden to any member, however poor.
The Old Guard enrollment is now
reaching the self-supporting stage, as
far. as concerns the things for which
cash must be expended postage
stamps and printing. Associate Edi
tor.) x
Jackson Wright, Harrisburg, 111.:
"I . have been faithful to t our cause
since Peter Cooper. Am now 83 and
can't donate much, as the rich have
got $4,000 that I worked for, but you
will find 30c enclosed to help pay ex
penses." Samuel W. Williams, Vincennes,
Ind.: "I note your plan of taking a
straw vote and approve it. It is edu
cational and will aid the work of en
rollment by adding to the interest in
the work. I see that contributions to
your expense account are not as lib
eral as they should be and I send jou
an additional dollar."
O. A. Olswald, Holbrook, Neb.: -"I
enclose your sample ballot. 1 have
been an independent since 1889 or
1890; and only enactment of our prin
ciples into law, and the failure of
such laws to "benefit the people as we
expect they would, will change my
opinion. So keep right on, and go
straight ahead; but seek to avoid bnd
names for our opponents, as bad
names will educate no one."
F. M. Whittlcar, Butte, Neb.: "En
closed find my vote. My sentiments
are, 'Nothing but populism fusion
don't go with me Bryanism . Is a
thing of the past and should be for
gotten.' I am one of the Old Guard
and stand pat."
J. A, Sullivan, Alberta, I.a.: "Please
enroll my name as on of Ihe Old
Guard of Populism, for I have bten
one ever lnce the party wass trjan
led. I hope tr reo i;nilhm prevail
In 1901."
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