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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
FEBRUARY 18 1904.
...The Old Giiard of Populism..
ENROLLMENT BEGINNING THIRD
:.: ... MONTH. ' '
- Owing to the fact , that the., cards
could. not possibly be prepared for the
last enrollment in time - for this re
- port, it will be made by the receipts
each day, without classification to
states or otherwise.
FRIDAY. February 5.
E. MV Harrison, Big .Springs, Neb.;
farmer. 1
C. E. Wright, Allen, Neb.; farmer.
John E. Bannan, Madwon, Neb.;
farmer.
J, R. Dupree, Belmont, Tex.; mer
chant ' - -
Thos. r. constaoie, inaerman, w. va.;
mechanic.
W. C. Gullett, Marietta, III. ; candi
date state supt, 1902. r
Tenn.; farmer and lumberman.
W. M., N. W., 0. R and H. A. Wilk
' ins, Blair, Neb.
C. A. Whitford, Arlington, Neb; fruit
and stock grower.
I. nenuioui, uemuuvme, ir,y iruit
grower.
Jacob C. Ruppcnthal, Itus3fcll, Kas.;
" county attorney; chairman county
" committee. , .
0. F, Stanton, Laneport, Tex.
M. L.' Miller, Laneport, Tex.
R. P. Yate3, R F D 1, Kenton, Tenn.;
farmer.
1. E. Phelps, Vale, Ore,; chairman
county com. ;
SATURDAY, February 6.
Thomas Davis, Macon, 111.; farmer and
stock raiser. '
W. J. Korneguy, Nacogdoches, Tex.;
: - farmer. . . 'n'u
B. S and 3. H. Bennett, : aSd E, L.
Davis, Ansley, Neb.
L. E. Thomas, DeWitt, ArU;
J. E. Hall, Li3co, Neb.; farmer..
Harvey Barkis, Gen. Del., Kansas City,
Mo.; collector.
James W. Kelly, Beaurcgad, Miss.;
farmer.
Irl Dean, Marion, la.; farm laborer.
B. F. Martin, Baty, Tex.
J. R. Keithiey, Browning, Mo. ;
former.
W. D. Sanders, Wallonia, Ky.; farm
er and carpenter. , '.
S. V. Love, Bagwell, Tex.; merchant.
P. Cook. Monitor. W. Vax farmer.
Andrew, .'Allen, : Wcsterville?;Neb. t.. -.
IL P. alfibfield -Frank; SelidSldW.
M. KcQu aid , E. Leaped. 1 D r", C. 4t
" '. Ported HarshCMilerB'al'or-
" . . - w . ' :. rti a T f iJT IX -
son, rranK ' Miarrea, Auaw-. coumy,
.' '. iovai " '
' MONDAY; February i.t'. .,
Peter Johnson,' Gordon, Ne.b.; - ' '.-
C. m -: lilytone, ; Meadvll' .- Pa.;
apiarian. -' "
J. C. Andre, Logan, Neb.; farmer.
' H. M.i Brown, Eureka, Kas..;, farmer.
Silas; -; De-loach,- Humboldt,- 'Tenn.;
.- farmer. , , : r ) ,
W. S. Boren, Jackson,- Tenn. j , farmer.
It. J. -Fullerton,.- Norwood, ' "Tenn.;
; farmer. '- : . ''- -..-i .
R. A. Wiseman, D. W. Wiseman, Dclsy.
.Wommack, J. A. Wiseman, Fair
grove, Mo. .;'
L. M. Higgins. Freedom, Neb.; farmer
and stock raiser. . " . . .
Get My Book, if Sick.
Doa't Sen! a Peaoyr
Hoot send a penny.
Just wait till ycu m what T can do.
I,et me take the risk. let ui" prove up first what Pr.
Fhoop'a I morally can dt. Tbe Hestorattve will tain
lour friendship , jour endorsement, ir ymi test It and
(or a wboie moutb jou can use It without too slightest
run.
I will tell you or a drutrgUt near you who will furnlth
1x lottli ol
Dr. Shoop's Restorative
A Month on Trial,
I will absolutely nUnd all the ot If It fall. Tf you
tay, t did not belp me," that ent It at far ai met to
you la crniwi tid. I o you undertund mc? I am tell,
lot It at p atnly, aa clearly a 1 can. I want you to
know abwitutely and without don t tbat thi otter li
made m honor. I ba the prrarrti'tton that cum.
kty only proi'lent U t convince you that r. 'hoop
letrattve will cur-l an uncommon remedy, a
cotno oo remedy could not Hand a tft Ilka tbla It
would t ankropt tUe i bylrln maklna- the offer. And
1 am urceedln rvrnwhrre and here la the crt of
mi fticce I found tnvirlal li that where there waa a
weaknrM. the Innlde nertf were weak. W hre thera
was a lark ol vitihty. the vital nervea lacked p,wer
w here wk ersant wera found. I alwaya found weak
nervea. N4 the tu-rvea coiu'inly tbowghl 14 hut iha
vital orcia' I'm I be tntte-the InvlaiMe nervea.
i hta waa a revrutii. i hn mt real tucreM teiit.
then I cuO'Mii'd Incmllenu that wiula attfcthen
that Woul4 vttafl, IheM IMiM. 1 hat peiwrrtbtto I
raited a rtoitn it ta known the wrtd eer
aa t r h P'a rueativ, 1 h-untt are awittnat
mi ifJr a4 '0'y -ae in ea h f-rty wriini ne that toy
rfttf failed J Ih'ak of It. ) out at W m weU
ami are difficult raa. Um. a u4 the tittn baa
a hi K. u ti that tan rwr4 lam rci4of It
ta weHi tu f tW k whn a r h ntn Mae this ta oi-eia.
If lt. r ah- d loll thrrt b,i are at. h. of tni iar
llMl atvk frtrwd auy at k t e aiaxi he ko..
el Bl bltr. tell h n. I.et lii In f ,llHt ,
Huif Vott ! be aW a lutirwlf . .moi,oa !
etia rd heln. I ki ll'lwlil IHMIIM (IJ
lll me f aii)e akh fttvn l. I rt n t ur him Ikon
he wi l h-w hta rtit'ol b Mk 14 u tnorr.
Ward win he bia atat.mUe. KrBnl fttr the kt IWf
In ii4 delay,
ls4f atale which
tcnt i want au4 J
ira kn ,
Ihi 5Vi, t'nclor, H U
m a i a ttai
I a ta r a a a t a
t .t t,kf
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at i m a aa MMu
ava v va aaaait
M It 1 eaaea, not rhr'rl'. are oitca rur4 wltk
ntrt0Wttla. Altfviglat.
J. J. RiceJjR F, D 1; Kaufman 'Tex.;
laimer. ' . ,; . ' 1 :
H. B. ) tVanmetre, Glendale, Ky.;
farraenft" -.. . -v
M. F. Dennis, Nashville, Tenn.; farmer
John IC Oakes, Callands, Va. s
C. J. Oldaker, KimbaU, Neb. . '
J. C. Vincent, Zion, Ore.; farmer.
W. F. Dishman, Caddo, Mo.;Nfarmer.
M. D. Wells, Caddo, Mo.; laborer.
J. E. Wells, Caddo, Mo.; watchmaker.
Geo. L. Dishman, Caddo, Mo.; farmer.
Jas K. Dishman, Caddo, Mo.; farmer.
P. G. Wirges, Beatrice, Neb.
Wm. Hess, Milton, 111.; farmer.
B. O. McNeal, S'artoria, Neb.; farmer.
A. Page, Rockport, Miss.; farmer. '
C. M. Daggett; Hickory Hill, 111.;
farmer.
A. R. Randall, Proctor, Tex ; farmer.
Wm. M. Giles, Tedrick, Mo.; farmer;
secretary county com.
L. C. Barr Holdrege, Neb.; deputy
sheriff.- .
James E. Girt, Max, Neb.; farmer and
stockman.'
Owen Merry, Happy Camp, Cal.; gold
miner. , :
John B. Thorn, Gatewood, Mo.; farmer.
B. M. McCubbin, Breckenridge, Mo.;
f aimer and brickmaker. -
W. Heywood Buckley, R F D 1, Berke
ley, Cal.; dairy farmer and stock
raiser.
J. E. Powell, Callaway, Neb.; mer
chant. A. Shipman, Osmond, Neb.; carpenter.
J. N. Dotson, Sutherland, Neb.; car
penter and gardener. ;
TUESDAY, February 9. ;
Ed. Roberts, Miles Cross Roads, Tenn.;
machinist and miller. ! '
J. M. Littrel, Miles Cross Roads, Tenn.
A. L. A. Walker, Pierce, Neb.
O. W. Headley, Ryno, Neb.; farmer.
W. B. Albertson, Bethany,; Neb.; car
penter. M. Watts, Humboldt, Neb.
Conrad Job, Cloverdale, InJ.; farmer.
- WEDNESDAY, February 10.,
Peter Hanson, Stromsburg, Neb.;
farmer.
James P. Godfrey, North Loup, Neb.
Galen" Miller, Lewiston; N. Y.
E. 0. Smead, Kearney, Neb.; farmer.
Wm. Prante, Peru, Neb. -
T. A. Jackson, Putnam, Tex.; farmer
and carpenter. .
Z. J. Hall, Stan?el, Ala.; merchant
:r:and.farmeriCV';;i;,. r;
J. J. Morris, BrowtisdaleMo.; ; farmer.
J. W." Rbss, ?'Ratc1fff; :'kt&i 'farmer,
W. G. Butler, Node, Ky. . ;
A. J.. Robertson, Node, Ky. .
James A; Moore, Atok'a Tenn.
G. C. Kelly, Wheatland; Mo.
W. S. Barlow, R ,F D I, Rushford,
' Minn. ... . ' . .-. ;
Edward Gilford, Cowles,' Neb.; car-
"pentcr and machinist.
. THURSDAY, February 41.
D. Edwin, Sisco. 1616V2 7th ave., Seat
tle, Wash.; city pipe layer.
William Stark, Madison, Neb. .
E. J. ' Stehman, Unadilla, "Ncb..;
farmer.'.
Carl Sanbarg, Shickley, Neb.; farmer.
L. McReynolds, Lincoln-Neb.
C. L. Monroe, Geneva, W. Va.; farmer
A. G. Burkhart, Tipton, Ind.
D. II. Fisher, Entriken, Pa.
R. F. McCoy, Booneville, Ark.
James Daniel, La Grange, Ga.
H. A. Cherry, Chillicothe, Mo.
Brice MrCoy, Archie, Mo.
H. L. Bradley, Fordyce, Ark.
L. W. Hooper, Tuckaseigee, N. C.
Wm. Lankford, Stone Mountain, Ga.,
farmer.
II. W. Ferguson, Embry, Ga.
H. W. Hogue, Kmbry, Ua.
W. I Rodgers. Snyder. Tex.
L. D. Young, Snyder, Tex.
J. M. Bynum, Snyder, Tex.
G. M. Garner, Snyder, Tex.
0. J. Morgan, Snyder, Tex.
T. I. Bynum, Snyder, Tex.
Geo. M. Garner. Snyder, Tex.; farmer;
secretary county com.
G. W. Yetter, Fullerton, Nob.; farmer
T. V. Murphy, R F D 2, Adilan, Mo.;
Jarmcr.
Silas Murphy, R V D 2, Adilan Mo.;
farmer.
W. T. Boyd. R F D 1, Alto, Tex.;
farmer and stcn-k raiser.
I. S. I nrg?. Bay City, Tex,
Y, A, Bradley, Atwell. Tex.
J. M. Bradley, Putnam. Tax. .
II. R WhlteMde. Putnam, Tex.
J. It. WhltesMt'n. Putnam, Tex.
K. M. Short, Putnam, Tex.
T. A. JiitViton, Puirlam, Tex.
11. C. flemmfr, Putnntn, Trx.
M. ('. JiIm, Putnam. Tex.
Junu P. MendtMihftU. PWkaid. Ind.
Or. M. ThonMHn, Piokard, In J.
J. A. l.ronaril. Vame. Mo.
Wtl v Strihtn(ni, Mm.rtf.tIJ, NtU.;
fnrntT.
John Wfo.l, Fautuont, Nl.j f,ttmer.
1. II. Ilrlll, MtwrfkUl, W. 'Ai tar.
ivntrr.
D, OlttMbutu, VtUtaralH, Nt.
(I. C. Lant'y, Centre, Ala.
A. M.-Par tee, .R F D, Roundmountain,
Ala.
J. P. Tidwcll, Sandrose, Ala.
J. B. Chapman, Osceola, Ala.
W. M. Deburg, Noah, Ala.
J. D. Chandler, Noah, Ala.
C. W. Williams, Centre, Ala.
J. F. Burnett, Centre, Ala.
A. H. Duke, Noah, Ala.
J. W. Brassell, Centre, Ala.
J. W. Wharton, Centre, Ala.
W. W. Smith, Peru, Neb.
C. R. Robbins, R F D 1, Kirwin. Kas.;
farmer.
John Campbell, Utica, Minn.; farmer.
John Yosten, Marston, Tex.
J. C. Greathouse, Berclair, Tex.
J. H. SVinney, Laneville, Tex,
J. H. .Fuller, Lyle, Tex.
R. L. Chapman, Lyle, Tex.
C. W. Chapman, Lyle, Tex
J. C .Chapman, LryrpTtx.
Z. T. Lyles. Lyle, Tex.
j.. C. Allre, Lyle, Tex.
J. P. Pearson, Columbiana, Ala.;
clerk circuit court.
John W. George, Frankfort, Ind.;
farmer and stock raiser; state com.
Geo. Hartz, Lincoln, Neb. -J.
C. Copcland, Locust Grove, O
FRIDAY, February 12.
J. P. and - J. A. Brice, Beiton, Tex. ;
farmers.
David A. Ashpaugh, Guthrie, Akla.;
farmer.
A. R. Call, Drury, Mo.
D. Bartlett, Niangua, Mo.
Matthew B. Stilwell, 410 B'.ake, Ind
ianapolis, Ind.; secretary county
committee.
W. H. McClellan, Arapahoe, Neb.;
farmer..
Geo. F. Smith and J.. M. Houser,
Craig, Neb.
A. H. Gilbert, Tekamah, Neb.
J. G. Davis and E. Easterlirg, Car
rol lton; Ala. .
Niels Nielsen, R F D, Dannebrog,
Neb.; farmer.
vVm. Avery, . F. C. Brackney, and
Joshua Easter, Burlingame, Kas.
W. W. Grigsby.and James Vanweigh,
Harvey ville, Kas. ..:
J. M. McClure Woden, Tex.; larmfr.
ura C. Bodvell, Lebanon, Neb.;
farmer.
W. B. Hamilton, Idalia, Colo.; farmer.
J. D. Swaney, Beatrice, Neb.; retired
farmer.
r. .W. Lusby, Marvin,- Va.; farmer.
SATURDAY, February 13. '
John Mostul. Maple, S. D.; bookkeeper
J. W. Burns,. Fremont, Neb.; mason.
John, Quarts, . Beauregard, Miss, j ,
J. Hi Brady, Eastlynne, Mo.; farmer.
J.;L. Taylor. Ore, Mo.; farmer.
E. It Bricker, Pleasant Hill, Mo.;
. farmer. . ..
J. H. Urquhart, Pleasant Hill, Mo.;
farmer.
James Chandler, Pleasant Hill, Mo.;
farmer. , -
Job Odell, Ha'rriqonville, Mo.; farmer.
J. C. Odell, Beiton, Mo.; farmer..
W, C. Taylor, Pleasant Hill, Mo.;
faimer. -
David Dunavan, Hamilton, Mo.; farm
er and stock raiser. '
W. G. W. Harper, Elba, Ala.
Theodore C. Zinkaus, Washington,
Ind.; farmer.
William Vincent Allen, Madison, Neb.;
lawyer, former U. S. senator.
A. T. Steen, Madison, Neb.
E. A. Lyon, Madison, Neb. ; farmer
and stock raiser.
S. W. Ramsey, Palmetto Mo.; farmer.
W. H. Jackson, R F D Y, Sfiupsel,
Mo.; farmer.
H. F. Barney. Madison. Neb.
H. H. Ashley, Edgar. Njeb.; farmer. -Uco.
Wheeland, Edgar, Neb.; farmer.
Luther Whceland Edgar, Neb.; farmer
Fred Wheeland. Edgar, Neb.: farmer.
W. W. Wheeland, Edgar, Neb.; farmer
A. Timmerman, Edgar, Neb.; farmer.
Wm. C. Ashley, Sutton, Neb.; farmer.
James Milton Ashley, Edgar, Neb.;
farmer.
Wm. H. Ashley, Edgar. Neb.; firmer.
J. E. Day, Bruning. Neb.; farmer.
J. S. Bain. Meltonsvllie, Ala.; farmer.
J. W. Holloway, Montezunn, Teun.;
farmer.
J. B. Gillian Montezuma, Tenn.;
- farmer.
T. D. Wnrd, M'fflin. Tenn.; farmer.
John O'Neal, Henderson, Tenn.;
farmer.
F. M. O'Neal. Herderwn, Tenn.; nur
Mrymnn and farmer.
C. G. Terrv. Hfmlcron. Tenn.; farmer.
J. P. Walker, Henderson, Tenn.;
farmer.
T. R. Stone, Hendroi, Tenn.;
farmer.
K. Wlthrrpptmti, RjtUcrfodl,
Tnn.; fiirmer.
Thomn ll'int, Kennedr, O.
Ul bard A. Flst. Iwi Falln. Ia.; In
iiursiKP acent: arrrtarv rcunty rem
F. L. UofN, HlihUml Hprlr.Ki. Trx.;
furmr.
Wm. K. Hurley, R V D 1.1. Anderson.
Iml.; farmer; etudent political etn
omy; rhulrnmn unty mm.
F. II. Tlbbtt3, Carrtdl. M.j liborrr.
II. I. Tichti, Gary, Minn.; leadur
anI farmer.
ThoH. W. Mathew. Osfofd. Neb,;
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few' People Know How Useful it is in Pre
serving Health "and Beauty. ;
Nearly every! ody knows that char
coal is uie safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier in nature, but
few realize its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose. ; f
Charcoal Is a remedy that tha more
vou take of it tn better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs tho
gases and impurities always present
ir. tLe stomar and 'ntestines and car
ries them out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating
onions and oth-' odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and Im
proves the complexion, it whitens the
tteth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic..
It absorbs the injurious gases wMch
ccllect in the stomach and bowels; it
disinfects the rrouthand throat from
the poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In one
term or another, but probably th? best"
charcoal and the most for the' money
l in . Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges;
tbey are composed of the finest pow
dered Willow charcoal, and othr
burmless antiseptics In tablet form or
rather In the firm of large, pleasant
tasting lozenges, the charcoal being
l llL
mixea who nuoy.
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much improved condi
tion of the general health, better com
plexion, sweeter breath ard purer
mooa, ana rne beauty or it Is. that
no possible h.rm can result from their
continued use, but on the contrary,
reat benefit ,
A Buffalo physician In sneakine of
the benefits of c arcoal. says- "I ad
vise Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges tn
til patients suff ins from iae in the
stomach and i-owels, and to clear the
complexion and purify the breath,
mouth and throat; , I also believe the
liver is greatly lenefited by the daily
use .of them; th- eostrbut 25 cents a
I ox at drug stores, and although in
some sense a pat2nt preparation, yet I
believe I get more and better charcoal
ir, Stuart's Absc -bnt T.ozenees than fn
any of the ordinary charcoal tablets."
SMOKE YOUR HEAT WITH
A BRUSH. . .
... The new method of smoking meat has
come to stay. It hai already come and staid
Fojonsrln many parts ot the country that
there Is no longer any more thought oi trolng
back to the old method than ol returning to
the old-lashioned oxcart. When yon smoke
your meat with ourModern Meat Smoker,
yon accomplish all that could possibly be
done by the old method, and something that
the old way does not accomplish. The meat
Is better protected against decay and against
the attacks of eerms and insects. It tastes
better, It looks better, and it will bring more
money. The old method ol smoking dries
out the meat and reduces the weight. The
shrinkage la o.ten one-fifth, and this runs
Into money When you consider the amount
ol meat the average armer usually smokes.
Onr'Modern Meat Smoker Is practically con
densed liquid t-moke which can be applied
In a minute with a brush orspone, and that
ends the process. You run no danger In
losing by fire or theft, and save both time
and money. Our Modern Meat Smoker is
put up In .quart bottles only. One bottle will
cover 250 to . 00 lbs ol meat. Kegular price,
75c; cut price, f9c. , .
W Cat Everything; la th Drug Une.
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The Drug Cutter.
New location, 1321 O St, Lincoln, Neb.
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WITH SOOTHING, BALMY OILS.
Oanwr, Tttrnnr. Catarrh, rile. FUtul. t'Wr
KciTnaamUll Skin and YombblaM Writ
for lllutrtea U'Kik. SnlfrtKL AddrrM
OS. BYE, ;".f, Kansas City, Ha.
farmer.
James A. Jcrdan, OgJtu, Has.;
farmer.
Julius A. Jor lnn, Ogden, Ka.; f irmrr;
former editor.
W, W. I'lnley, Iluffalo, Ma; farmer.
V, M. lady, Margin City. Net.; farmer.
H A. Wright. II V U I, H.trlngtteM,
Ma,; huitlt tilhtilst; thAln.iitn tt.un-
ty mmmltter.
Ilv. It. H. iUtmdtrs, Mt. Airy, r.a.j
p.istor.
U R Harrltton, llanrroft, Neb.; farmer
Total rtKulnr enrollmtnt ;.it eight
mm