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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
SEPTEMBER 8, 1904
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Making Splendid Campaign
fir. Watson, greeted by thousands everywhere,
arouses much enthusiasm for the Peoples cause
The active and energetic campaign
that Mi". Watson is making for the or
ganization of the people's party should
command the loyal support of every
patriotic citizen. The battle he is wag
ing 'is in the interest of humanity in
its struggle for justice. Mr. Watson
is making his canvass at a great sac
rifice of health and finance. His only
possible reward is the satisfaction
from a clear conscience in the knowl
edge of duty well performed. Thou
sands of the rank and file of the party
are already at work but there ' are
many thousands who are still asleep,
unconscious of the great revival that
has begun. Mr. Watson's noble and
patriotic addresses in every locality
that he is able to visit arouses the
greatest enthusiasm. But he can net
alone cover the entire United States.
He needs and should have your co
operation. You should help to circu
late his speeches and other literature
throughout your locality. The Inde
pendent publishes Mr.5. Watson's
speeches in full and is everywhere rec
ognized as the most fearless exponent
of populist principles. Wherever it
circulates it makes votes for Mr. Wat
. son and the populist ticket. Under
, existing conditions it is easy, to get
up a club of new subscribers at the
special campaign rate of 15 cents each
or SEVEN FOR A DOLLAR. Why
not join in pushing the educational
' work? Get on the firing line in this
the first skirmish in the great battle
that will be fought in 1908. With a
commander and leader like Tom Wat
son it only remains for the rank and
, file to do their part to insure a glo
rious triumph for the people's cause.
Hundreds of encouraging letters
reach this office every day.. Here are
samples: .
IN THIRTY MINUTES.
Mr. G. W. b;, Rocky Mount, Va.,
sending a list of nine subscriptions,
says: "I got these subscriptions up in
,: thirty minutes 'and will get more in
( a few days."
PLEASED WITH THE INDEPEN
DENT. Mr. C. E. Prince, .Garrison, Tex.,
Bays: "This is the second club I have
sent in. All are pleased with he In
dependent. The big. fight is on now
and politics is getting hot. Three
cheers for, Tom Watson and the peo
ple's party."
POPULISM SPREADING.
Mr. Sam W. Collins, Thorsby, Ala.,
sending a list of eight campaign sub
1 scriptions, says: "Populism is grow
ing fast in Alabama. We held our
convention the 22d inst. Have nomi
nated a full populist ticket which is
sure to be elected in-November. We
have not lost a single officer in this
county for twelve years."
CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED MEMBERS
;' Mr. 3. W. S'torey, sending a long
. . t list, ; writes: "With a little effort I
haveorganized a Watson and Tibbies
club of over one hundred voters.
Names and addresses are enclosed.
Send sample copies of The Indepen
dent. I think a great many of them
will subscribe under your 15c propo
sition for the campaign."
BRYAN DEMOCRATS FOR WATSON.
1 Mr. S. T. Bromwell, Fayetteville,
Ark., with list of seven, writes: "These
, subscribers are all Bryan democrats
who declare they will vote and work
for Watson and Tibbies. Send me an
other blank and roll of sample copies
" and I will send in seven more. 1
hope to see Watson and Tibbies get
a large vote to show the Wall street
gamblers that they can not run the
whole country."
EASY WORK IN TENNESSEE
' J. M. Greer, Petersburg. Tenn.. sends
list of seven and says: "I find it no
trouble to get subscribers for The In
dependent. Mr. Watson was expected
to address: our state convention at
Nashville September 8, Outlook In
Tennessee is excellent, "
GOOD REPORT FROM INDIANA
J. W. George, Frankfort, Ind., send
ing list, sava: "Will Rend another
list rood. There are hundreds of
WntHTftt here who will not vote for
Parker. Many of them loading attor
ney, farmers, merchants and lurbor
era."
THE HONOR UOI U .
C. A. Ornuby, Maloue. N. Y.
C. VI, Jackson. I.ll.thonla. Ca.
J. I. Ilhka, (Vntrrvltle, Ala.
. W. Cram, port Hainan, (ia.
J. P. Pletnlnss. Richland Kprlncn, Tex
J. fiilVrt Johnson, f r vll Ala.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
muii 'i" rur rM! Wn urin ,um , t lludonn, SturuK S. Dak,
fnUl. I'M MI Ihfr we.iie t ehlMrni i i. iim South Rend N t
ft.r W Mf V. Kitmroi-M. lift M, Nttr,Hm i l'rr, IltdtWfiH, Neu,
In. I . ' Mint hm lMmm , nr J, ( peavy, l.lbiV Ala
tnolhtr h i ". NM'hrt.U it.irrfr Ii.uili.Mn V.h
i ttiif fhi.. !'. f..i tnthutf. i.n'i J- ,uir'T- i'Hin4n, vm,
,;.m u.t iiti I thci.tocifii f to t i,r!P ii . h, C fewhrlng, MtCvHik, Nftt.
J. P. Orr, Campbellsburg, Ky.
W. A. Bowden, Doniphan, Neb.
E. Muzzy, North Branch, Pa.
J. W. Story, Griffin, Pa.
W. L. Gross, Snyder, Tex.
C. C. Colemanr Cuthbeit, Ga.
J. A. Wcatherall, Miles Station, Tex.
A. C. Shuford, Newton, N--C.
Jasper Parker, Parker, Ala.
Frank E. 'Doud. Bloomington, Neb.
H. N. Crane, Dixie, Ga. -O.
P. Moore, Hawley, Minn.
J. H. Hardaway, Lavctt, Ga.
J. E. Carriker, Harris, Ga.
S. W. Provolt, Stroud, Okla.
Lewis Sale, Stephensville, Tex.
John A. Nicholas, Comanche, Tex.
S. J. Crow, Webster, Fla.
J. M. Becker, Germautown, 0.
Capt. George W. Loyd, New Rochelle,
N. Y.
J. E. Gilbreath, Hillsboro, Tex.
L. Manz, Rochester, N. Y.
S'. R. Jensen, Great Falls, Mont.
W. A. Leighton. St. Law, N. Y.
J. Clinton Long, Versailes, O.
C. J. Stenstadrold, Helgen, S. D.
S. W. Provolt, Stroud, Okla. :
M. Goodrich, Fremont, Neb. '
W. F. Butler, Woden, Tex. -H.
Mullens, Franklin, Tenn.
T. H. Connerly, La Junta, Colo.
BenJ. Hydorn, Garnett, Kan.
C. Shotwell, Cambridge, Neb.
M. D. L." Peacock, Kite, Ga. !
J. E. Sorrow, Comanche, Ga.
II.. E. Astrander, Salmon, Idaho.
Win, Smith, Gladico, Tenh.
S, W. Stilgebouen, Danbury, Neb.
Jacole Fritting, Colchester, Neb.
J. L. Taylor, Leigh, Neb.
L. E. Lockwood, Coldwater, Mich.
C. S. Knapp, N. Stockholm, N. Y. '
H, W. Crane, Dixie, Ga.
G. W. Churchill, Thurber, Texas.
VI. P. Jarrell, Godley, Texas.
T. A. McWIlliams, Graves Station, Ga.
J. D. Cady, sr., Eds, Neb.
John W. Curtis, sr., Eds, Neb.
T. J. Hardage, Kenesaw, oa.
S. W. Provolt, Stroud, Okla.
Charles N. DePew, Sanborn, N. Y.
T. M. Patterson, Asniana, Ga.
A. W. Weeks, Duncan, Fla. "
W. D. Irwin, Bethesda, Tenn.
T. M. Edwards, Madd, Okia
L. Ray, Brookhover, Tex.
Dorrance B. Currier, Hanover, N. H.
F. T. Brownell, Fayetteville, Arlc.
B. F. Branderburg, Duncanville, Tex.
Elmert Carpenter; Tryon, rjkia.
ill B. Wolfe, Carlisle, Ind.
A. C. McCoy, Williamsville, III.
A. C. Houston, Virginia City, Mont.
George T. Warfel, Huntington, Pa.
C. J. Jackson, Belton, Tex.
John Curies, sr., Putnam, Tex.
H. J. Mullens, Franklin, Tenn.
James Craig, Peotone, 111.
Loomis, Neb.
O. P. Moore, Hawley, Minn.
J. W. Snook, sr., Hover, Idaho.
J. M. Greer, Petersburg, Tenn.
N. J. llolbrook, Carnesville, Ga.
K.Reid, Lity, Fla.
T. J. Hardage, Kenesaw, Ga.
Er-W. Giles, Oxford, Neb.
L. S. Trimble, Carrolltcn, Ga.
E. Muzzy, East Branch, Pa.
Wm. Hess, Milton, 111.
G. R. Carney, Crystal Springs, Miss.
J. A. Snyder, Hebron, Neb.
A. M. Gilespie, Walnut Hill, Ga.
M. II. Deatherage, Lupus, Mo.
C. W. Settle, Centralia, Mo.
A. B. Weakley, Comanche, I. T.
G. K. Haile, Fairland, ' Tex.
D. L. Braucher, Lincoln, 111.
E. Eubanks, Cambridge, Neb.
P. E. Meyers, Doer lark. Wash.
Mrs. G. N. Hodgdon, Seattle, Wash.
H .S. Rowell, Molino, Tenn.
II. F. Robinson. McLarty, Ala.
Samuel W. Collins, i norsby, Ala.
E. J. Owen, Ilershey. Neb.
W. G. Butler. Node, Ky.
R .M. Ilalllton. Walnut C 1111. Ga.
, Villa Rica. (,a.
H. J. Andrews, Jaqua, Kan.
W. W. Swecdburg, Vassar, Ala.
A. II. Erwtn. Pvoncc-verte, W. Va.
A. L. Smith. Litlumia. Ga.
J. I. Ston'. P.Ioi'.nt.stown. Fla.
Dr. (1. V. Ma Mux, Stone Mt. Ga.
A. T. Shank.Uon. SprlnKVille, U
John Thomai. Watsol-a. 111.
J. II. Darner. Cozad, N-b.
1 V. HolbrtHik, CoriuHsvtlle. Ga.
I. , V. H.irrHon, Uancrtjfc. Neb.
P. X. Ptarl. GiU ad. Nob.
A II Dl.lvlnKton. Hullon Valley, Mo
A l iMt-vrd, Mt. Plea-iant, Ttnn.
A. W. S!rat;iit, 1U" .Mu.;.d, III.
'V K M KnUht. Jai-kHoc, Tnn.
W. V. !!u r. Drakttosn. Cs
Wy, Jam-'i tiriaVa, Uralndentown
Kla
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J. W. McCauley, North Platte. Neb.
Mrs. F. G. Wheeler, Bloomington, 111.
John WTiite, Levant, Me.
H. J. Mullens, Rtiddersville, Tenn.
R. S. Stout, Montgomery, N. J.
Wm. A. Summerville, Penn'3 Groye,
N. J.
A. B. Weekly, Comanche, Ind. Ter.
J. B. Ragan, Ramey, Minn.
A. . L. Smith, Lithonia, Ga.
Wm. F. Howard, Albion, Neb.
G. M. Garner, Snyder, Texas. -R.
A. Green, Cedar Bluffs, Kan.
H. Greathouse, Burwell, Neb.
L. H. McCollum, Michie, Tenn.
Oliver S. Jones, Prescott, Ark. .
L. S. ,Trumble, Carrollton, Ga.,"
P. E. Phelps, Vale, Ore.
T. C. Bishop, Gallman, jmiss.
M. V. Johnson, Nat, Tex.
A. W.. Sprague, Blue Mound, 111.
A. Wooden, Red Oak, Tex.
A. L. Smith, Lithonia, f-a.
W. II. Nalley, Villa Rica, la.
W. C. Buderus, Sturgis, S. D.
L. L. Johnson, Inland, Neb.
John Stuart,- Litchfield, Neb.
W. E. Moore, Blossom, Tex.
Geo. Bischel; Kearney, Neb. . '
H. J. Mullens, Ruddersville. Tenn. '
Horace Jerome, Bridgeport, Mich.
: , Bosworth, W. Va.
I. M. S'mith, McCook, Neb.
Aug. Honcke, Hoskins, Neb.
A. Freeland, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
Thomas Hunt. Kennedy, 0.
C. E. Prince, Garrison, Tex. -M.
Mayo, North Loup, Neb
H. M. McCuistion, Paris, Tex.
H. M. Caldwell, Springville, Tex.
C. M. Ciiooh, Briar Creek, Mo. ".
W. T. Jones, Clem, Ga.
Geo. Ogle, Oregon City. Ore.
John Bogers, Alazan, Tex. .
A. Freeland, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
J. W. .Whorton, Center, Ala.
W. C. Herridge, Blufion, Tex.
Dr. R. C. Warne, Mitchell, S. D.
E. J. Plood, Newman Grove, Neb.
H. L. Sides, Farmersville, Tex.
Thos. Devlin, Areata, Cal.
A. Norelius, Kiron, la. .
H, J. Mullens, Ruddervllle, Tenn.
ChasT S. Davis, Washington, D. C.
A. Wooden, Red Oak, !a. . ,
Mark Foster, Washington, D. C. .
R. Y. Lisco, Columbus, Neb.
A. W. Files, Little Rock, Ark. j
Geo. Refior, Hershey, Neb.
Mrs. Andrew Rice, Noligh, Neb.
John N. Rogers, Alazan, Tex.
A. J. McCain, Rapid City, S. D.
Neal McCoy, Commerce," Ga. "
H. M. Huntsman, Macon, Mo. ! ,
James Evans, Rushville, Neb. ;
John Salzman, Sioux City, Neb.
M. V. Sepperd, Holdrege, Neb.'
A. Freeland, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
G. M. Garner, Snyder, Tex.
Morris Mauson, Shickley, Neb.
D. Warren, Belvidere, Neb. '
Lewis Rickard, Wood River, Neb. ,
E. J. Owen, AnsJey, Neb.
John G. Purifoy, Zama, Afk.
T. J. Cooper, Lebanon, Ky.
G. B. Stewart, Direct, Tex.
Milton Zimmerman, Rulo, Neb.
Jonathan lUggins Cambridge, Neb.
J. Y. Doalc, Republican City, Neb.
J. T. Redford, Aulauf, Ore. ;
H. J. Walker, Belvidere, Neb.
Wm. Lillard. Raymond, Mont ,
T.: F. Paradise, Andover, Mass.
D. C. McCain, Grand View, Tex.
E. W. Callaway. Ashland, Ala.
B. Smith, Lubeck, W. Va.
J. K. Reed, Lily, Fla.
Wm. D. Lyon. Kingston. Ark.
R. A. Feist, towa Falls, Iowa.
T. C. Helder, Manhattan, Kansas.
, Bertrand, Neb.
Wm. Anderson, South Auburn, Neb.
J. 3. Maxson, Erie, Kas.
N. Rosenberg, Spannuth, Neh.
Wm. Hess, Milton, 111.
M. H. Mitchell, Staplenurst, Neb.
J. Cv Norton, DeWitt, Ntb.
J. J. Eager, Cisco. Tex.
J. S. Bain, Meltonsville, Ala. ,
W. M. Clark, South Auburn, Neb.
R. J. Miller, Bloomingt n. Inn.
John McDadc, Bradleyville, Mo.
James J. Routt, Laoinl, 111.
Thomas Weatherhogg, Douglas, Neb.
Joseph Craig. Peotone, III.
Wm. Main. Hudson. Kansas.
J. S. Cantrell, Nortnview, Mo.
A. W .Files, little rock. Ark.
I). F, Roger, Waldron. Ind.
John Thomas, Watseka. Ark. .
W. F. Walker & Son, Villa Rica, Ga.
W. H. Woodruff. Stanton. Neb.
E .1,. Dahoney. Pari. Texas.
F, II. Peek. Geary. Okla.
J. E. Meglemre, Lincoln, Nib.
T. F. RlvUt ttrf, Arnold. Neb.
John Simpson, Humner. NVb
j, M. V, Cook, Stafford, Kan.
W. U. Shields Illountntown, Fla.
W. I'. Mooro, ItbMMorn. TVxaa.
Capt. C.iorp W. Loyd, New Rvchelle,
N. V,
Dr. U. O. Warn.'. MlttlKll. a. IV
(. A. OhwuUI, llolbrook. Nth.
! M. Dkkf. Alto. Trta-i.
Dr. Jam'' AnJri'. Prsnkfort. I nil.
Dr. J. W. CUrk, Washington. nd.
J. II, MiCotmett. PrlnrHon, Ky.
W, Porter, lannr, lis
W. Ilutfru. SturuU, 8. I).
0. C. Mulllkrn, Korrx-mtt, NVb.
SWEET CLOVER HONEY
. Four or more 11 lb. cans $L0O each.
One or more 60 lb, cans $4.80 each,
At our station.
Small sample sent for 3ct3 by mail.
Address P. A. Swell; "
Milledgeville, III.
$9.25 St Louis And Return 9.25
Via the Missouri Pacific, the world's
fair route, on each Tuesday and Tiiuis-
day in August and Scptembep.
The World's Fair Special leaves
daily at 4:30 p-. m. There Is plenty
of room as it starts from Lincoln,
it has electric lighted coaches with
electric fans, and you can choose
from three fast trains from St. Louis
to return. AH trains run via Kansas
City. Maps of the fair, folders, etc.,
at city office, cor. 12th and O streets.
F. D. CORNELL, P. & T. A.
SEND YOUR ADDRESS ON POSTAL CARD
Commercial Club, Great Falls
Mont., for pamphlet on wheat' lands
of Montana.
NOT1CK J'KOBATE OF FOKKIGN WILL.
Estate No. VM of James W. Huker, deceased,
late of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, in
County Court ol Lancaster County, Nebraska.
The State ot Nebraska, To all persons Inter
ested in said estate, take notice that a petition
has been tiled for probate of the will and codicil
thereto oi said deceased, with authenticated
copy and record of proceedings thereon by the
Court ot Probate of Delaware County, Pennsyl
vania, as a iorfign will which has been set for
hearing herein on Septembers, 1904, at 9 o'clock
A. M. Dated August !!0, 19C4.
FUANK n. WATERS, .
- County Judge, .
(seal) By WALTER A. LEESE, ,
. . Clerk. ,
FAKMERS, ATTKKTION. ,
Do you wish to sell your farm? I(
so, send full description, lowest price
and best terms. Or, if ycu " wish to
buy' a farm,' ranch or Lincoln home,
write to or call on Williams & Bratt,
1105 O St., Lincoln. Neb.
J.' B. Gleaton, Comanche, Texas?
Wm. Smith, Gladdico, -Tenn.
R. S. Davis; Kirby, W. A'a.
Owing to the pressure upon space,
270 names are omitted, to appear next
week. '
Watson and Tibbies Clubs
J. M. Hayes of Villa Rica, Ga., has
the honor of sending in the first en
rolled Watson and Tibbies club. .
Twenty-one voters in his vicinity have . ;
pledged themselves to vote for their -uf
gallant leader. Mr. Haynes says: u
"Please find enclosed $3. We had a;
little meeting Saturday night at the
school house and elected W. A. Cheves
chairman, and J. K. Nalley, A. B. Bag- -
well, Allen Brown and Robert Yates
as organizers in our district. I hear
from other districts in our country
they are at work. Tell the boys up
in your state that -we expect to send
Watson and Tibbies electors up from
Georgia. The fire is kindling and the
wind is rising."
Mr. Hayes number in the Old Guard
files was 12,393. The club he sendsin
will take that number.
Let us see how many clubs the em
pire state of Georgia can organize in
the next thirty days. -Constitution and
other printed matter Is now being pre
pared at headquarters and will -soon be
sent out. In the meantime hustle out
and find the names of the men who
will pledge themselves to vote for
Watson and Tibbies.
CHARLES Q. DE FRANCE.
Joliet, 111. '.
Iowa Populists x
Editor Independent: It is with great
pleasure that I inform you, and by
your paper the brethren throughout
our common country, that we have
held our state convention and have
nominated a full state ticket and elec
toral ticket and have a complete state
central committee for work.
It fs with more than great pleasure y
that I inform you and the brethren
that three of our state candidates havpi
been openly pronounced Bryan demu-'T
crats for more than eight years; but -who
now, in open convention, accept
our people's party nomination, and de
clan that they do so as a public pro
test against Parker democracy and thn
gold demix'ratie proclamation tele- ,
gram. Kach of thes, three Bryan dem
ocratic candidates are very Influential
cltl.on.H and will, I doubt not, add
thousand of voter to our htatn ticket
and the Watson and Tibbie electoral
ticket. They each, In open convention.
Indorsed our national platform and
our national cundidate.
The world move) and the pcopb
ar inovlna with It. Our Mat mm
initt 1 1 ihuUIhk arrangement for a
Watson meeting at f) MoIihk JYj.
tettiber 15, If available, about that
date. Stores of Bryan democrat
hereatMiun nrf publicly declaring that
they will not v'i fr Parker elector.
A tremendous gain in Iowa, thin elw
Unit, h ftuthipated by thoughtful pop.
tills'. I,. II. WTU.P.U,
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