SEPTEMBER : 29.M904
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT-
PAGE 15,
" Z?e Progress of Populism
The Maryland state committee of the
people's party has been reorganized
with the following officers: Chairman,
Joseph A. Thalheimer, 919 North Cal
houn street, Baltimore; secretary,
Thomas 0. Clark. 1008 West Lafayette
avenue, Baltimore; treasurer, James E.
Brady, 216 ,West Biddle street. Balti
more. The electoral ticket has been
agreed upon and printed petitions are
now ready for circulation. The electors
are as follows: James E. Brady, Chas.
R. Formari, Henry F. Magness, Thomas
O. Clark, Jgseph A. Thalheimer, Frank
H. Jones, Henry F. Stowell, Jonah S.
Kelley. . f "
.;- , TENNESSEE.
Hon. H. J. Mullens will adJreis the
people on national political testes, and
in support of the candidacy of lion.
Thos. e. Watson of Georgia, tcr the
presidency, at the following tunes and
places. The local friends are requested
to publish these appointments as ex
tensively &s possible, and arrange the
place for speaking: Gallatin, Monday,
October 10; Ashland City, Tuesday, Oc
tober 11; Clarksville, Wednesday, Oc
tober 12; Paris, Thursday, October, 13;
Huntingdon, Friday, October 14, Cam
den, Saturday, October 15.
MONTANA.
NationarCommitteeman Caldcihead
of Montana reports that the populist
convention September 20 nominated
Watson and Tibbies electors.. .
The convention then endorsed the
- democratic state ticket nominated sev-
w &'r-a&5 Wore.
Mr." CalderheaTrportstllJt-'auax
democrats are in open rebellion fc&ainst
Parker and he predicts a heavy vote
for Watson and Tibbies...
ARIZONA. ,
National Committeeman Way of Ari
zona reports . the name ot. Albert L.
Henshaw, Phoenix, Maricopa county,
for appointment as national committee
man. t He says that Mr. Henshaw some
eight years ago in a three-cornered
race . f cr sheriff,, received nearly 1 ,000
votes out of a total of 3,500, au ia a
thorough populist, Mr. Henshaw has
been appointed. ' . , ,
- NEW YORK. .
Hon. Peter Hamilton of Brooklyn re
ports that the county committee of the
people'3 party in Kings county is being
organized and preparations made to
roll up a big4 vote for Watson and
. Tibbies:- ' : V- . "
" ". ARKANSAS. Z T" ""
State Chairman files reports that
the electoral ; ticket for Watson and
Tibbies has been nominated in Arkan-
Tom Wats"QQ spokes at Prescott the
21st,'v writes -.Chairma n Files', ' and set
the political Vyoods'oh fire. Enthuasm
is the ' rule in Ankansas. Indications
point to . the refusal of many Bryan
democrats to be delivered' to the Wall
street trust combination." .
FUNDS NEEDED.
Independent: Your " readers
tee undertook and successfuTiy"" tun ic
out the work of supplying sevenly-tive
newspapers with a two-page supple
ment containing Mr. Watson's Lincoln
speech. These seventy-five papers cir
culated 93,300 copies of the sun lemen,t.
We prepaid express charges and all ex
penses for printing, wrapping pdCKagts,
etc., so that none of the seventy-five
papers was out anything exoii.t tbe
labor of Inserting the supplement and
the additional postage which Us cir
culation entailed.
All the bills for the Lincoln speech
supplement are paid.
Believing that the Cooper Union
speech should have similar distribution
c contracted to have It furnished the
newspapers in like manner. This lime
cu'hty-six papers have taken nearly
120.(100 copies; and committees- and in
dividuals have bought nearly 2u.i;0)
more for hand to hand distribMion.
Tart of the bill is paid, but on S '-pi em
ber :M, we still owed $20X2;$ which
should be fully paid by October 1.
If forty of Thn Independent's r unl. ta
mil each contribute a $ MiI7 tnla
f'.tim can he paid promptly. Isn't It
i fsilil' that out of your hundred thou-
"w reader., there are forty who win
$ eai h to nettle the prlnt' i K bill
. ' . n thrt aver;u; three iutmu.h r-ud
i huppli'inent, more than 4'..ihh
"'wm wrre entertained and If.uiuet.
bv Mr. WjUkou'h matrMM.M rutry
' lo",U With un average n-iduMi"
'."ft). It would rttpilre elKhU .r.iwt
1 i ro e-jital In nY tivt to this
'U on which we owi two huuUfd
't Il.ir. I'vt'ti a vi r" ordinary mt'tini;
tvi.iM cot that tif.
MoMtun I. Ul I hi' i" i.n!iKf
f !m t'liHd FtiU.H tit 1 puy forth
(ooi..r Vnlon niippliiiuntor will tlfy
1 t the hurd"n l lono by tho halr
nun hI rotary?
ClIUU.Krt () Di: rR-WK.
mm cioti-
. . ' . ' . lift w
hes :
How few merchants stop to think
of the great army of men who use
work clothes, and how important
that these clothes should be com
fortable and serviceable.
SELL WORK CLOTHES
And every time we get a new
customer we are proud of it.
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Let him be farmer or mechanic he has a right to hove the
BEST CLOTHES for his particular business.
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WF DI 1RI KH A xt's tbe first and only toook pho kind
- . UJJ. CUl tU, All DUU W U s UUlupibV w y
VnRK POl THFS ff00(a kind of Work cloth(50 such
WUl VULIIIU .aa Ovoralls,Flannel Shirto,wAk Dhirts
CAT A I Ofil IF Corduroy Suits and Odd Pat Duck
1 LUvltlt,,MMfi, nn flir Lined CoataitCather
Coats. &c. We will mail this book FREE to any one Vio will
ask for it. "
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We Also Publish Four Other Mena clothing ata-
"Z , , T" - logue of Suits andviyor-
Xatogues, as follows:. ........ coats; Boy8, c Jcue
of Hoys' uitsTuv Furnishing ds;
Men's Odd Pants Catalogue of Men's Odd Pants; Men's FtTrnish
ing Goods Catalogue of Men's Shirts, Underwear and the like.
Any, or all, of these books will be mailed FEEE to all who write
for them.
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ARMSTRONG
CLOT
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oiCOMPAiW-c
1221 to 1227 0 Street. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. J
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Letter of Acceptance
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