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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
: E + 8.

Ste Seu0D1er BON NtctOrtn
geben nit benz 8lane I'M, neue
Bumpitatiunen fir bic @aHermerfe
erribten uno anbere BerbeHerungett
pornebmen gu laiien, mpour9 es
erm0glibt uiro, tdglid 1000, 900
@aaonen @aiier 81 liefern.
SIN boben Sitter BON fait 80
Sabren itarb in 9ippoale, Gillespie
County, Wilbelm Sinfe. @r mar
i'm Sabre 1910 in NaIiau geboren
uno manberte 1916 nah 9eras aus,
mD er iib iofort in Gillespie County
nieoerlieB uno beftdnbia bier pobns
te. = Mabe glear @pring, @uaba=
loupe County, itarb Srau 6enriette
&ibn i'm Sitter BON 50 Sabren unb
in Seguin Srau gbriitine BIDDER
i'm Sitter BON 81 Sabren, Die NIT
ibrem @atter Sriebrib 8Dder i'm
Sabre 1915 bon 6annoper einuar=
oerte.
= Das Bunbeseeri9t in Dallas
bat auf Mntrag Der cDniolibirten cleft
triiden Observation-Disclosures in
Dallas einen @inbaltsbefebl gegen
u. 6. Banta erlaiien, UNI i'm oararl
au %perbinbern, in Der Main=5 traBe
StraBenbabngeleiie gu legen. 8anta
bate am Gage pDrber fir bas @ege=
redt ST., 900 in bic Stabtfa1ie ein=
be5ablt uno bic Burger BON Dallas
f0nnen nibt periteben, mie bas
8unoesgeriht baau fommt, ii1 in
lire S%traBenbabn Nneelegenbeiten
ein5umiiben. Ser Streit spi1den
Der alten uno Der neuen StraBen=
babngeieaibaft innolpirt 8ripile9ien
i'm Wertbe BON 50, 0 900. 8anta
pertritt elm BDitoner Spnbifat, Die
cDniolioirte &ompaanie bat ibren
SIP in Wilmington, Delapare.
= 9as BON Der 2eeislatur einges
iebte aOmite our unteriubune Der
Mngelegenbeiten Der peribieoenen
Staaat8oepartements bat feline Nr=
beiten Douenoet unb Der 8eri9t be-
finbet iih i'm Druid. @r umfaBt 400
Seiten. Ser 8eribt lift einitimmia
ongenommen, bis auf einen Bunft.
Senator StafDrb 1T nibt bamit ein=
perftanben. oaB in Berbinbung NIT
Der Notwithstanding beS Swabamts=
Departements aub bic Ineeleeen@
beiten Der @riten 0atiDnal 8anf
unteriubt murben iino unb er pro-
teitirt eegen ben f~olgenoeu 8aius
i'm MISUNDERSTANDING: ,Die 3ab=
len auii6en benz S9abmeiiter uno
Der Banf erIbeinen ~5utpeilen inconz
iiftent. bod entbalten mir unS ieoen
Senator Stafford
fiibrt an. oaB Der Shabmeifter bas
Spitem ieiner 8orgdn9er aopptirte
uno 6anab banoelte; baB cine Wie=
oertebr 5u oemielben unmDgli1 unb
oaB es oaber iiberfliilie iei, Die ge=
aiebungen gu S@abamtsoepartez
ment unb Bant nphmals au erDr=
tern. WDn ben fir Die unterIuAuna
$40, 900 bat bas &omite
$500 a~uSgegeben.
= Die reue 8aumpouiamen=O Dell
in &enneop lit fertiaeeiteQt
uno miro in 8etrieb eelebt, tpenr bic
gaummouernte eineebeimit miro.
Inter ben ginpanoerern, Die
nit benz Dampfer .3Dln" in @alz
eintrafen, befanben iid oreiz
Big 9eutibe, bic ipeaien fir bic eroz
ben Stablmerfe in MDnterep, Wez
rifO, eneagirt iino uno Die lire &eiie
oDrtbin Iofort unter Siibruns zines
Wtr. Oscar @Dlbltein antraten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
Mor00entide Mo1b 9ampfersQinie.

5000 Meilen @eile fir tpeniger
als $1.75 per Gag i'm 8piibenbed.
BrabtuDue Dampfer BON @alneitun
nab Bremen, auseeaei1nete Gin
ridtungen, gutes @Hen unb FREEZER
dr5tliber 8eiltanb. Ser il6lide
&urs reou5irt bic @efabr Der Sec
franfbeit auf elm Minimutn.
Wfan tpenbe fib tpeeett Snformaz
tim an @. W. @ilion,
General Ngent, @alpefton. Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

Stets friihe, quite, preiss
puroige Waare in Stapel= uno
5ancD=@ Groceries, bies lift bas Motto
oes Union @rDeerD Store BON Sim
1arb & StD1te, Np. SOC Dfts
Commerce Strabe. Mne @aaren
meroen in irgeno einem Tbeile Der
Staot abgeliefert. @ebt einen BrDbe=
Nuftrag. &eues Telepbon 1877,
altes Telepbpn 923 rings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
&eim &orn,

ionoern ausaeiuhtes @eriten Mal5
uno better 6opfen merben BEL Der
9eriteaung Der @ebrdue Der Mnbeu=
Ter ulbzB rauerei permenoet. Die
leg Terfabren iihert ibren Marfen
r8uoweiier", n6auft", nBlaf &
9an", ngrquiiite", .8ale : 2ager",
r@rport : 8ale" uno ,MnbeuIer
STANDARD" ibren @oblgeibmad uno
tire ~8efDmmli1teit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
3M Dermiethen.

Cine aerdumiee Office i'm pberen
Stodperf oeS Sreie Breiie > Sc.
bauoes uno elm s%ueiftDfieer Store
Il Sub Sront uno 100 SUB tief
0O. 218 Qit Commerce StraBe.
Na95ufragen in Der Office Der
5reien Brefie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

~ Salt, cement, Sanb. Bads
feline, feuerfeite Steine uno Tbpn.
Cheer uno Mspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
9beer uno asphalt. Del, Terpentiu,
Sarben, @la8 &c. &c. itets pDrrdtbia
BET s. 6. 9ielmann, BOG DIT.
@Dmmerce=S traBe. Niebrige Breiie,
quite Waare i0pie quite uno reeue
8eoienu1lg peroen garantirt. :
Zelepbon 41Oi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

= Yin elm unb oemlelben Gage
feterten liingit in 2udau BEL Berlin
Der 0anoelsmann 8arl Seiffert nit
Gbefrau 8aroline bic aolbeue
6Db5eit. iein Sobn @uitao Die fiji
berne unb beiien 9odter Wartba Die
6Odaeit; feds &inoer uno
gntel pobnten Der 6ob5eit bel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
(ShluB folat).
Mam sebe npr Die red5te sdmieb,

M1nh 8ege uDr DIE ~ SWfttebe
unb laKe iih nibt nit BEN l%ogenannten
&urpfuibern unb AuadIalbern ein,
tpenn mar an Masenidure, &plit, &opfs
peb, unnerbaulthteit, Sartleibigfeit,
8ldbunsen, Mattigfeit unb uehelfeit lei.
BET, pber tuenn Sic @%6rperpraone, fpie
Magen, 2eber, Nieren un6 Mils niht in
Srbnung iinb. 9a ale 6ieie 2eiben auf
unreines Slut aurldsufabren iinb, brauz
be man iofort bic ct. 8ernarb &rduter<
piIen, bieies aus9e5etbnete besetabili<
fbe 9eilmittel. oas befanntlt6 aus rei-
men 8f%an5enitofen beitebt unb meber
0uedfilber nod ir9enb cine anbere Ser
@elnnbbeit nn5utrdslibe Subtans elite
bGlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
S9euermeDer's Tamilienaarteu

erfreut iid tue9en ieiner ausgeseib.
neten &ibe oes beiten &uTes bel
Dieiigen uno Sremben uno miro
oementiprebeno BON 5reunoen elmer
auten oeutiben Soft itart PATRONS
lirt. O~elifateiier Der Saiion ents
lpredero. Wilhereiprooufte aler
Irt. SIN Saloon finbet man ltets
frllbeS Bier, quite @eine, 2iauDre
uno Gigarren. Sdeuermeper's So
miliengarten 1T elm grbolunesplab
eriter &laiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
Gtienbabn Tabr=Y lan.
S. 4 q. q. 8abm.

Nab aGlen GDrb~3 eras~Buntten
.OU SUTIU.
sae S|4.s st. Souls, memp 81 % umo BEN
SiIet .lA.OU WltIIQQS.
gtab 8acD, 3orbe5eras, Santa Sc uno
SrtScOsSuntten ..........S.l Nbelt0S
geacb ct. Souls nnb benz Often 900 -
ytab 9areoo uno MertcD 400 Born.
Mnfunt.
Son 81. 2ouis unb benz Often. 7.30 Born.
Son NDrbeSeras. Santa Sc unb 6riscp-
Yuntten $40 SDrr1.
GDn lDealen Sunften .,.....6. 30 NQchm.
BON ct. 2Duis unb benz Often Ii. As Mbbs.
Son 3arebD mnb Merito.. 49,. IL. 10 Hachm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
9. u. & u. g. 8abn.

Nah @albeton. 6ouftDn unb guero tag.
900 Gprrn.
Nah Corpus ghriti, Nranias HoB uno
BeebiIe tdalib ..........9 ubr Bprrn.
unb 2:2O Nahm. ...........@
Wab Borne nnb &errbiIe, tdalid. 49,.
$3.50 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon @alneiton. 6oufton unb guero tdas
lib 200 Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriti, Mranias YaB unb
8eebiIe tdgli4. .2:O5 Nadhm.
BON 8Drne unb 8errniqe. tdglid. 49,.
$3.50 MbenbS,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
Ser CINDERELLA samb 5Salat

Ser Cinderella Sa1b 7Yalat
SEQ. POI Nlamo 8laaa, 9elepbun
$50, bat einen groBen &orratb BON
Sbuben fir 6erren, Dan1er uno
&inoer. Iae @aarer finb 1ur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen besoeen. Wir
bieten ale &onfurrena our1 Nuali=
tat uno Breiie. Nub Die beliebten
ano oorslalihen Ilfreb Dolge's
Jil5idube iino mieoer aneefommeu.
Sprebt bel unS pDr uno beiihtiqt
unler Eager ooer ihidt Cure NuTs
trdge brieflih elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
Somtber,t Yacific 8abm.
Whfohrf.

Nab Stem Orleans, SoufDn uno Gal.
peiton td9lib.. 1900 Mittags.
Na9 Often, Bug SEP. TO-. >. $50 Mben6s.
Nab 81 Baio, %galifornien un6 Merito
Nab 0orb<Seras, ct. 2ouis mno gbica<
go katy Flyer .,......8:15 Mbenos.
Son Noro<ge1as, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer. ......... 1890 Morgens.
Son Metp Orleans, Soufoh unb Sol
beiton t6glid. .4:45 Nahm.
Son 81 Baio, galifornten mnb Meerito
1880 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

- Die BE ite unb biIlig=
ten Insuae fiir Serren, Die
1hDnite MuSmabl BON StDHen bel
u. S. 3pbert,
12O Npro MlamD GtraEe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
~. s.. & =. 8abm.

40
Nab 8aco, Sort @Drtb, Dallas, &ahlas
gitp, ct. 2oui5 unb Chicago, tdglih,
(S.M & q. q. 9epot) ..7:3O Morgens.
yfae WacD, Sort B0rtb, Dallas &C. (bom
Sunlet<SepDt) .......... 1915 Mbenbs.
Nnfunft:
Tpn Chicago, ct. 2puis, &anIas 9th,
SaIas, Sort 8prtb unb @aco, tdgli1
(Suniet 9eppt) $3.50 BDrm.
Won Waco. Sort Bortb, DaIas &c. (@.
VI. & u. Is. Sepot) $3.50. 9:25 Mben6S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
Qtm paS Yublifmin.

DEM 8ublitum biene hermit our
Nnseiee, oaB oas 8eiddft oes oer=
itDrbenen Senrp 8aulb pon
Srau Baulp uno ibren SDbnen tpei=
ter gefibrt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

0ibtg iD erquift, belebt, erfriidt,
Nls Weibbier init benz Berleneiidt!
X
WDllt Sbr @ub BEL Der 6ibe laber,
WiBtSMaHffreitig @eiBbier ba6en!
gu beaieben burb Dds & hid.
baher, Die gr0Bten @eibbierbrauer
i'm Staate 9eras. 6aben AUDI Bpr=
ter, Sooa= uno Selbermafer. @pe-
cialitdt: .SrDn 0erpe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

unernartetes 6onDrar fir Elm
@ebibt nuroe Der NGberin StDrSer
ieitenS Der 8~irsburger Straffammer
81 3beil. Die 8etreffenoe bate por
einiger Belt nit elmer Stridnaoe( in
Die 8ano elmer Belle oes 9anoge=
rihtssefdngniiies 81 @ir5bure fDl=
senoen 6er5enserguB eingeribt: 80
Sul5bab 8udtbaus it's Segfeuer,
90 @%efangniB 8iir5burg lit Die
6Da'; Die Nufleberiu 49,. lit Der
Teufel-uno Der -. ibr @'ieu." =
Die in Den lebten beioen Strppben
8eiuneenen batten aber tpenig Ser
itdnoniB fir berartiae 8pe1ie uno
muBten Die @bre, ibren @amen in
ben @efdnaniBmauern perepigt su
ieben, ebenfaa8 ipeni9 81 piiroiaen.
go fam es, baB fib Die StDrser nee
gen 8eamtenbeleioiauna por @eridt
81 perantporoen bate, melbes ibr
als 9Obn fir oaS ih6ne @ebidt orei
@uhen @efananiB 5uoiftirte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

Das feinte De(itateKen Sc
idaft in Der @taot lit bas BON 6.
q. Sane 60.
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Gulf gbpre 8ahm.
Mbfahrt.

Mbfabrt.
Wab @todoale, tdslih, ....8:OO gDrm.
Nnfunft.
Son Stodoale. td9lidb, 1900 Nahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

3r. @pbert q. Wapk,
Office 1913 Gpe 6. Specialiit fiir Gu.
gen, Obre1, &aie unb &eble. GpreH.
ituttoen BON 9 biz II ubr 8ormittags
uno BON 2 Biz 5 uhr Nahmittags.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20

@ineentabte Semitic uno
Sriibte in erDBter Gu8pabl bel
8. 6. game ~ : 0.
- @enie baut 2uftibl0lier. 9as
lent 2anobduier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-20
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MehcdlCenld RdIWuC CO. Lid.

". Il, II. y. U. u. y. 9. q.
Staot Merieo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31

and for a Corgre ssman and for State
and county officers. The importance Of
the election ,o the people of Nevada
cannot be oveIestimatpd. The cam
paign has been fought vigorously by
both parties and tie tissues nre well de-
fined On one side stand the Demo.
cratic and Silver parties contemimg Tor
the best interests OF the State and on
he other the Republi an party contend.
iug for the policies that il endorsed
means the complete destruction OF the
mining industry ~ Nevada. This ques.
ton has been put squarrly before the
voters and they must decide the issue.
IL they wish tn endorse the policies
OF the Republican party aud all they
mean to the State they will vote the
Hawley legislative ticket and for Mr..
Harrington. II, however, they believe
in the principles advocated hy William
J. Bryan, they will vote tue Newlands
Legislative ticket and for Mr.. VanDuzer.
National policies that promise most for
the State. heir votes ia Congress will
be for policies that will build up and
develIp tie OF the State
They thoroughly M i-rslund the con
ditions and are better qurIiiied thar
their opponents tn 90 good service for
the State. In addition to til is both have
had Legislative experience. Their stand
ing is citizens. their ability anu Fxueri.
ence !s IL strong RS nmmendution for the
support 81 all who want, To see the State
properly represented i'll the Congress OF
die United States. A vote for them is a
vote Tor the uphuildmg and develop.
ment Of Nevada.
The Fusion State ticket il compo-ed
OF men who represent the growth. pros
perity and development Of the State
Each man 90 the ticket is the equal of
his opponent i'll fitness and ability and
there cau be no good reason for any Sill,
yer man or Democrat to- refuse Ia sup
post them. II they are elected from the
Governor down, the State ls sure OF an
honest, economical administration for
the next fonr years. This should cntitle
each and all Of tile III to the solid support
OF the Fusion forces. IL this ID giver
them, the whole ticket will be triumph
anily elected.
Democrats and Silver men be true t.
your principles and send Newlands ant
Van Duzer to Congress and elect ever,
man on your State tic set.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31

-if the voters who are bound To sell
out to he Newl4nds party do not make
Mr.. N'Sihnds pt. well for their sup.
port they are foolish. Gf elected it will
be the last crack they will have ut him
for six years. Make hi II pay boys"
The above is taken from the columns
OF the most vcnal and contemplate
newspapers in Nevada, the Reno Ga.
Zcttc.
1t is emintntly characteristic Of the
paper which has been Oh both sides Of
the political fence in the same cam
paign and ready today To cover with
disgusting "ItupcratIoD the man whom
it slimel wi h nau :eltmg II Ittery a
couple OF years before,
1t gives advice to Voters to charge
MIR. Ncwl tnds for their support at the
polls, lIe has lived for fourteen years
IN Nevada investing his money and
spending freely Tor this state and for
the hcneiit Of It's people. lie has de.
voted his time and. his cn ergics and
best thou sht To ~fUrmulatinG II plan to
better the conditions Of the State Of
Nevada and add To its population and
resources. md this small minded, mis-.
cradle creature, who whines out his
daily dole OF w"himpered mIsrepre3enta-
ton through the dreary columns Of tho
Gazette, calls upon the voters OF Ne
vada to violate the laws Of the Ststo
and cxtort money from Mr.. Ncwlands
before they will consent to place INN
in Il position where he can continue and
complete the good work already begun
for the people.
There are dozens Of States in the
Union would today welcome "a man Of
his ener gy md progressive thought. il
ec wUnid come md settle in their midst
and do the same work for then TINT
he Inns done Tor us and there are many
Congressional districts III the East
which keep their efficient public SER
wants ycnr after year in the Congress Of
the United States because Of faithful
But look at the programme laid down
10y this miserable, venal sheet, edited
in tho interest Of Stewart. who wonld
destroy Ncwl nds III Nevada because no
refused to desert his State. his
rnrty and his constituents and
30 over to the sugar trust. The attitude
of the q Izritc is Il faithful reflex Of the
whole Republican party ~ Nevada. II
represents nothing hut ,he Republican.
lam 81 Hanna md tho vampires who are
able to lure from lie path 0i duty the
men who are clecicI on .,ne ticket md
who then z" boldly m'n the cncnIy'e
camp {" plncc high thrill duties un
things consumed Int not raised ~ No.
vnda. They cannot buy Ncwlnnde, mud
tia, ia why Stewart ia ont here to beat
him -CarsnD Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31
Next TUESDAYS Ei.ECrIoNS

There will be elections III forty I've
States next Tuesday, the "tbrr three
(Mainr, Vermont and OreroD) having
already selected this years State officials
and their representatives IN the Fifty.
eighth Congress. In twenty-five Of the
forty.two States "A Governor and other
State officers and Congressman are to be
chosen; i'll eleven, minor State officers or
Judges OF the Supreme COurt and Con-
gressmen are to he voted for, while III
nine Con rrssmen only are To he elected
The principal State officers are to be
chosen in Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
Connecticut. New York, South Caroliua,
Alabama, Texas. Michigan, Kansas. Min.
nesotp. South Dakota, Nebraska, Wis.
consin, North Dakota, Colorado. wyom.
ing, Idaho. Nevada and California
Nc% Hampshi:a elects only n Governor,
Tennessee d g%overour and Railroad
Commissioner, aud Pennsylvania Il gov
erno and two other State oiicinl-,
Minor State officers. or Justices Of the
Supreme Court. are to br voted for III
indiana. Illinois, Missouri. Ohio. Iowa,
Florida, North Carolina, Delaware,
Utah, Washington and Montana.
Congressman only are to be selected
i'll Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi. Vir.
ginia. Maryland, Kentucky and New
Jersey; und Delegates in Arizona,
Hawaii, New Mexico. Oklahoma and
Porto Rico.
The terms Of thirty United States
Senators expire March i. 1909. Five
have already been filled by the election
OF James B. McCreary (Dem.), Ken.
lucky; Joseph Is. Foraker tRop.b Ohio;
Arthur p. German (Dem.L Maryland;
W. p. Dillingham; tRcp.) Vermont, and
Samuel Ii. McEnery tDom.L Mississippi
In the following States Legislatures
which select a Senator are to be chosen:
New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Floridp, Alabama, In
diana, Georgia. Illinois, Missouri. North
Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Kan.
ehs, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nevada,
Washington and California. The Legis.
latuncs Of Oregon, Arkaneas aud Geor.
giH. winch, also elect Sci HtOrs. have
already been chosen. 4 Legislature will
be elected in Michigan which will select q
United States Senator to ill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Senator McMil'
Ian.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31
nF TRUE,

G.. ID. Van DuZer. the Fusion candi
date for Congress, represents the pm
ciples 1T the National Democracy and
his votes in Congress will be in har.
mony with them. f.. ). F~Lrriugton.
his opponent. represents the principles
OF the National Republican party and,
il ~clcctci, his votes will be in llue with
the principles and policies of that party.
That this ia "a correct st Itcment of. the
positions Of the two candidates for Con
gress there eau he no qu sion. Both
are strong party men and each believes
in the principles II :he party t" which
he belongs.
The personality NJ the candidates
should cut no figure with Democrats.
Mr.. Van Duzer is the equh Of his
opponcut in ability and manhoni and
his superior III Legislative experience
and training. But above and beyond
all he represents the ~princip'eS OF De-
mocracy. while Farrnstnn oppp'es
those principles. Van DLZer is II fol
lower Of William j. Bryan and tarr!uI
ton 81 Marcus y. Hanna. The prin.
ciplcs advocated by Bryan and those
advocated by Hanna are as different
from each other us the brightest lay is
from the darkest night. The fo- mer
champions The cause OF the common
people and the latter thai uf lawlcss
wealth. \ vote then for Van DuZer Is
an endorsement 81 l:r! AN and 81 vote 10:
harrington Hn endorsement at llama.
There is no escape from this dilemma
Tor Democrats. Personal prejudi .e-
and friendship weigh as nothing
against principle. Democrats, can yOu
afford to sacrifice the. principles Of
your p ariy i'll order to crafty petty
prejudice or retain the friendship Of
any man?
l. not the sacrifice too great for the
object tn be gained? Put Van Duzcr
and harrington, AID u" principles they
represent in the SCAT and then cast
your vote for the one that represents
the great National purity to which you
owe allegiance. Vo:c for Van DuZcr
and prove your loyalty IL your prin-
cipleE. Don't ~stultiiy yourselves 10y
voting for T.. $ Harrington for Con,
grcsG.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31
>~EANDANs. READ rms.

The nine operators Of Nevada, rs all
American CONSUMERS Of powder, are re-
quircd to pay Mt the factories 40 cents
per pound for one kind OF the article,
b for another, IL for another and for
smokcless 50 cents. This same po Sdcr
is sold by American manufacturers to
the foreigners respectively for 81 IL
cents 81 80, II % and 81 30 per
pound. Here is IL difference IT %, -,
81 and ~ per cent III favor ~ the for
cigners.
This imposition up III the home con-
sumner is made possible by "A trust breed
ing tariff, maintained 10y the Republi'
can party, whose campaign funds are
derived from the irusts.
Why should any American citizen,
other than II trust mngnatc or ~ltcpubli-
can Office holder, vote with II party thnt
is not only responsible Tor this impoJi-
ton. but promises to continue the poi.
icy that will pcrpetuate impositions Of
this character? And what IL true Of
powder is trnc us to most Of the articles
II necessity. They are sold to the for.
eigncr much cheaper than to the Amer
lean consumer. Who il to blame?
The American consumer, because he
votes the ticket Of the Republican purty.
winch il owned body. soul. and brprch.
rs by the trusts.
Probably rs much powder 10 used III
Nevada III proportion to the population
Rs in any State III the Union. and the
powder trust could we'll MI rd tn con.
tribute, MS it doubtless has. many
thousands II dollars tn the corruption
funh tn elect II Republican United
States Senator and Representative in
the state from which So much blood
money is ex;ortrd III extra prices for its
products, md whose people are among
the worst victims Of their oppression.
In the face OF these facts. can any M
tclligcnt anu independent Nevada
voter hesitate rs to his dui, tu vote
for Francis &. Nrwlands and Clarence
&. Van Dn2cr for United States Senator
and Cong :, ssman ? Reno Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31
DESERVES OUR >UprOur.

The ilrtiest aud n.ust rnnIemptibIe
affair III cunuGr't"u with The PRESENT
camp Iign 10 tile Hight which the r..
pubiicanS are uiaN NJ az ihI~t Eugene
Howell tor Secretary Of ~ ate. Tie
tight ha. btcomr Ia pur"ly perSuual one
and the ~ailegati"ns on which 1t Is based
have been found. Oh investigators, ;n be
utteralIy without iustiii alton in fact.
Mr.. Howell's opponents have claimed
that be il the enemy of lab " and some
irresponsible pers ms have Issued Il
printed set ui resolutions alleged to
have been passed by Wasuoe Typosraph-
zeal Union No. %, but which
are not endorss | by the union at large
in this state, Az a matter Of fact this
contemplate per :ecu.icn was actuated
solely by the malice ~ person u en-
emies OF Mr.. Howell, and That tile Mt
tempt will met ri il the Il lirr il de-
serves il certain
The claim that Eugene HOW'LL is tlC
eneny ~ the. lab rr'ng man If ahs"
hlNlN lAiliShlou :. so iN IA pO'h NV -
trnsivr rmpIu,er III the capacity n ID
manager ~ mines II haS III that
capacity, always psId aud rec"nmcnd-
ed the payment II the highest rate
Of mining wages, as is WILL hmuwu I"
those acquainted with his business re-
cord. 1t is conceded by all who have
had To transact business with his office
during his incunbeucy that he is Il
most obliging as well IT'S efficient and
painstaking official.
Mr.. Howell has ISSUED Il brief depial
Of the charges made against hIm. which
shows their transparency aud utter lack
Of truth or justice. and his friends, who
are many i'll this county, will show lheiI
appreciation nf him and their contemp'
for the knocking methods uf his OPP
poneunt5 10y Civ ng him a gigantic
majority oi votes on the Ash " Novem
ber.-Silver State.