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THE NEBRASKA ImDEPENDEKT
JULY 14, 1804,
? Kirk, Jo Lybarger, J R Marsh, J C
7 Caves, D R Combs, I D Combs, Tom
r:' Young, L C Dailey, W A Kirk, Jos
1 horaas.
Jackson: B F Ervin, Geo G Hale,
. AM Mann, C F Moulton, H W Pul
- liam, Vincent Terry, A W Thomas,
' Marvin Tyson.
' Lafayette: Geo Wilson.
Livingston: Homer Akers.
Marion: W W Williams.
Nodaway: james Herron, A C Mo
: die.
MONTANA. -Custer
county: Nels Andersonr Chris
Arnburg, John J3olIin, R Deible,
Robert Johnson, C F Kline, C H
Lansing, A T Martin, Jacob B Miller,
Sam Stone, Wm Stone.
NEBRASKA.
Antelope county: B M Macauley.
Brown: John Ferneau, Wm Ferneau.
1 Buffalo: Wm Jordan, A J Iteiter, P
F II Shars.
Burt: Andrew Christensen, O M
' Hennlng, Frank Roth, P C Peterson.
! Butler: Joseph Barsman, Louis
: Straka, A M Walling, N Holderness,
; F F Loomis, J A Myers, D L Syl
vester, I A Wynegar.
'Cass: G W Shrader.
Cedar: E W Ferguson, Jr.
Clay: B W Cambell, A P Randall.
I Cuming: E Cates, W S Fletcher, Chas
Graft", O W Harvey, Gus Heise, Her
l man Ileise, S'aul Kile, Andrew Sor
' enson, G C Teach.
Custer: W P BurdickH Hoffman, C
II Morris.
Dodge: M A GoodrichWalter Reed.
Franklin: E D Jackson.,
Frontier: L Duckworth,' John Greve,
James Hanthorn, Wm Hanthorn,
Jos Howe, Christian Jussel, Fred
Jussel, Geo Jussel, John Orcutt, Wm
: Orcutt, N R Teel.
Furnas: Geo Bard, G H Dawson,
John Hamelstrand, John Morse,
Jasper Ostom, Nate White.
Gage: W I Webster.
Gosper: 0 E Bozarth, C R Eager, Wm
Schiefelbien.
"Hall: Jas Allen, Theo Buchert, Peter
Christian, A P Drake, Jesse Eld
redge, Michael Hannon, Julius Kiul,
Geo Madson, Owen. Mullen, Peter
Nelson.
Hitchcock: G W Benjamin, James N
Gawlding.
Howard: Chris Appel.
Johnson: Pat Shaughnessy.
; Lancaster: Wm Connell," H C Stur
- devant.
. Otoe: F P Baldwin, Robert Dunlap,
H Hallowell, J Hallowell, Hans
Johnson, Chas Coles, John Siemens,
O H Thompson, S Landon,,D WT Liv
ingston, John Willman, Win " H
r Wright. (
Polk: Wm Ehlers.
Red Willow: Percy Catlett, Butler A
", '"Jones. ' "
? Saline: Paul Bankson, J W Byers,
Geo Boales, J D Calkins, James
U Gomum, Jas Smith, S II Wood, J
Lautenslager, G E Lupher, J C
Norton, Robert Muir, Geo Ross, A J
-K " Storms. -
Saunders: Henry Kiser, Henry Long,
Ed Martin C O Meese, Peter Nagel,
Wm Shifelbein.
Seward: Dr Herschel B Cummins
Sheridan: H F Wasmund, sr.
Stanton: F S Corriet, Herman Drau
; be, Albert Houff, Alfred Loomis,
Alef Motheson, J E Nicholas. Wm
Nicholas, Rob Parker, W II Wood
ruff, Chas Rogers.
. Thayer: Geo Campbell. W J Canip-
. bell, Frank Grissom, J C Lamb, C
, . Lugenbul, Allen Murray, S A Ternks,
' . F. Warman, , John Guthalls, Levi
,, Lakey, E B Stauber. ,
.Valley; J D Braden, Paul Dahl E A
Easterbrook, W Dye, II A Goodrich
Webster: J P Hale, F Houchin. Frank
Sstroble, Wm Patterson, R B Toomp-
, ( son, Chas vaughan.
NEW JERSEY.
Essex county: Alfred Cumberbeach,
E W Loomis, Geo Medlun, V N
Tavah, Henry Wood.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Rockingham county: Samuel Black
Ktone. , t
NEW YORK.
Kinns county: Wm Cumberbeach.
OHIO. .
Ashtabula county: Wm E Boynfon
HOWS THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars ft
ward for any caa of Catarrh tUt enn
net 1 cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHUNK Y tt CO., Props.. :
Tolido. O.
We, the underused, have known
V. J. Cheney ir lue taut 15 years, snj
tclicve him perfectly botuirarde. In il
buslnesi trariuctlni and financhlly
side to farry out any obligation nude
1 v their firm.
WBt ft Truni. Wholesale DrucsUti
Tolfo, O.
WalJinx. Kitfnan Martin, Whole
slt DrugKUti. Toledo. O
lUU's Catarrh Curo It t.Urn Inter
nal.'r. Mtln directly uron the hmi
snl mucou surfK-cs of the tytm.
Prlee, rr tattle, fold by all dra.
Trtlmtmlit free.
lUll't Family l'UU are the Uit
Geo A Dixon.
Belmont: A P Graham
Clinton:. B I Moon.
Cuyahoga: Geo A Groot
Darke: 0 A Lattin.
Fayette: John Parrett, sr.
Hancock: G W Phifer.
Lorain: A P Bailey.
Morgan: S H Phipps. ,
Paulding: L H Walker. ; .
Summit: John A Gaylord.
Wood: John Peterson.
, PENNSYLVANIA.
Allegheny county: H W Noren.
Center: B F Greenman.
Forest: W C Hill.
Warren: H 9 Ayer, Chas Walton, R
Brooks, S' S Connelly, James 'Mar
tin, John McLane, Wm Yourvie, A
McCray, Fleet Thompson.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Douglas-Bounty: John Bean, N. Co-
fer, Wm Dean.
TENNESSEE.
Clay county: S C Evens, T P Speak-
man.--
ipton. Dr J S Mcintosh, Jerry Tate.
TEXAS.
Callahan county: J S Burnham Mil
ton Houston.
Comanche: J H Hale.
Dimmit: J B Gibson, C M McDonald,
Chas Stewart, P R Tumlinson. ',
HBuana; u w Daniels.
Grayson: W K Henderson, jr.
Milam: J H Lewis.
Rusk:, J M Turlington, Wm Watt.
Scurry: T H Crowder, A J Grantham,
w u uross, W H Harvey, R J Mar
vey, J R Williamson, J C Harris.
Upshure: JM Perdue. "
WEST VIRGINIA.
Calhoun county: A II Altizer.
Harrison: H T Houston.
Kanawha: O D Hill. " '
Monroe: W S Brayles, John A Hon-
aker.
Wetzel: Dr Tom M Stone.
Wood: W N Lucas.
Recapitulation: States and terri
tories, this report. 24: counties. 112:
Old Guards and Vanguards, 339. New
counties, 28. Total card index to date:
btates and territories, 46; counties
and parishes, 693; Old Guard and
vanguards, 3,046.
By a little effort this can he in
creased to 20,000 in the next two or
three weeks if every enrolled mem-
oer win make it a point to see a few
of his neighbors, talk to them about
me ticicet put up at Springfield and
me piatrorm adopted, -and tireo the,
desirability of furnishing the national
committee with the name of every
nAWOriM n.l . . 11 . ...
tclouu w win support Watson and
iiDDies. Talk to your neiehl.nrs
about it. If you can use copies of the
platform, ask for them. And don't
forget that little matter of postage.
uv iiusiB are a little Slow about rnn-
tributing to our campaign fund and
our vice presidential candidate had no
special car to carry him home from
me convention. Remember that
CHAS. Q. DE FRANCE,
Secretary National' Committee.
Lincoln, Neb.
electors to be Toted for at the general
election in November, 1304. ,
2. To nominate candidates of said
party for the following state offices,
to-wit: ,
One candidate for governor.
One candidate for lieut. governor.
One candidate for secretary of state.
One candidate for auditor of public
accounts.
One candidate for stale treasurer.
One candidate for attorney general.
One candidate for commissioner of
public lands and buildings.
One candidate for superintendent of
public instruction. "
3. To select a state central commit
tee for said party. And
4. To transact such other business
as may properly come before said con
vention. The basis of representation shall be
live delegates at larga from each
county and one additional delegate
for each 200 votes, or major fraction
thereof, cast at the election of 1303
for Hon. Wm. A. Jones for regent of
the University of Neliaska, which
gives the following representation for
the several counties, to-wit:
Adams., ,,
Antelope. .
Banner.. .
Blaine.
Boone., .,
Box Butte
Boyd
Brown. .
Buffalo. .
Burt.. .
Butler..
Cass.. 4
Cedar.. 11
Chase.. .. .. 6
Cherry.. .... 7
. .
. . .
13
10
5
5
10
7
8
6
12
8
13
14
Johnson. .
Kearney..
Keith.. ..
Keya Paha
Kimball..
Knox. .
Lancaster
Lincoln..
Logan.. ,
Txiup
McPherson..
Madison.. .
Merrick.. ..
Nance.. ..
Cheyenne,
Cl&y
Colfax..
Cuming.
Custer..
Dakota.,
Dawes. .
Dawson.
7
12
10
12
13
8
7
10
Deuel.. .. ... 6
Dixon..
Dodge,.
Douglas.
Dundy..
Fillmore. .
Franklin..
Frontier..
Furnas.. .
Gage..
Garfield .
Gosper.. .
Grant.; ..
Greeley.. .
Hall.. ...
Hamilton ,
Harlan.. .
Hayes.. ..
Hitchcock.
Holt:. ..
Hooker. .
Howard. .
Jefferson. .
.
Nels T. Moen.
(Written for Symposium.)
Editor Independent: Yon havo
doubt already been advised that the
outlook in Minnesota is very poor and
uuu cnances are that there will be no
representation on the floor of the na
tional convention from this cfnf0
This is no doubt discouraging, coming
from a state which once upon a time
showed so much activity and success
i ureu not uwen upon the reasons for
this state of affairs. You will doubt
less know about the most of them.
As far as the situation, from my
viewpoint, Is concerned, I could only
say: The principles of populism are
admitted as correct by more voters in
this country at the present time than
ever before. Were it not because poor
judgment, ignorance, trickery and
corruption have torn our organiza
tion to pieces, we would ''sweep'- this
country at the coming election. There
Is no question about sontimpnt f rnm
the standpoint of principles; the
iiK-Huon is, can the organization and
the party Interest be revived?
Without expressing mv noVsnnni
opinion on this. I will only say that
the Fourth of July celebration at
npuuKiuMu win in an probability fur
nlsh an adequate answer.
, N. T. MO UN.
Ada, Minn.
Pcp'jiistSlalaConKenllon.
The iUtnrs f w jMvplVg ju,i0
fndoct party of Nebraska are hen-h
notified that a dd.n;at ronvenlluii .f
sjld party Mil be tuld in the city t,f
Lincoln, Ncbnulva, cm the loth day tf
Ati:;ujif, A. I, U-t, at 2 oYlmk p. m.
of said day, for the purpsv follow
iiifr, twlt;
t. To nominate e!j;ht jhtkihis tu
pre! !. ntUI eln turn for the candidates
of the )H-optf's party, iiomtnutut nt
HptiiigGvId, Illinois, July it lvi; umU
9
14
38
6
12
9
8
10
13
fr
7-
5
9
12
1Z
9
6
7
13
5
10
10
10
6
6
5
11
17
9
5
6
5
11
9
8
Nemaha.. 11
10
13
8
6
9
9
13
10
8
15
6
12
9
15
13
7
8
6
8
10
8
8
10
9
10
t
A
Nuckolls. .
Otoe. .
Pawnee..
Perkins
Phelps..
Pierce. .
Platte...
Polk.. .. .
Red Willow
Richardson
Rock.. .. .
Saline.. ..
Sarpy.. ..
Saunders. .
Scotts Bluff
Seward.. ..
Sheridan. .
Sherman..
Sioux. . ..
Stanton.. .
Thayer..
Thomas.. .
Thurston. .
Valley . . .. .
Washington
Wayne.. ..
Webster.. .
Wheeler.. ... 6
York 12
Total.
.847
It Is recommended that county con
ventions, for the purpose of electing
delegates to this convention, be held
not later than Saturday, August 6,
1904; and that credentials of dele
gates show name, postoffice address
and voting precinct; and be mailed as
soon as possible to B. R. B. Weber,
chairman, Lincoln, Neb.
By order of the state committee.
B.'R. B. WEBER, -
C. Q. DE FRANCE. Chairman.
Acting Secretary
. nuoriiAL oLunmo.
A ' Nurse , Says : " Peru-na is "a .
Tonic of Efficiency"
Socialist Labor Party.
The socialist labor party, which has
been fn convention in New York city
for several days, nominated Charles
H. Corigan. a printer, of Syracuse. N
Y., for president; Wm. M. Cox, a coal
miner oi imnois, was named for vice
president
Missouri Populists.
Missouri populists in convention at
St. ImxxIs, July 2. nominated the fol
lowing state ticket:
GovernorWilliam C. Alldredgo.
Lieut. Gov. A. E. Nelson.
Secretary of Slate Dr. Abram Neff.
Auditor William H. Mills.
Attorney General C. J. Anderson.
Treasurer J. M. Burma.
Railroad and Warehouse Commis
sioner J. M. poison.
The platform declares for public
ownership, the referendunw taxation of
all notes and Kecurltlen ami lower
railroad rnttJt, and wcleomea union
labor.
HEADACHE
At Q v
InUte your neighbor to iutscrlbe.
Mrs. Kate Taylor, a graduated
nurse of prominence, gives her ex
perience with Peruna in an open
letter, tier position in society and
professional standing combine to
give special prominence to ber
utterances.
GHICAGO, ILL., 427 Monroe Street,
"As far as I have observed, Peruna-
is the finest tonic any man or woman
can ne who is weak from the aftet
effects of any serious illness.
" Peruna seems to restore vitality.
Increase bodily vigor and renew health
and strength in a wonderfully short
time." MRS. KATE TAYLOR.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, OhiOj if you desire freeliteriv
ture on catarrh. ' , v -'.
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