The independent., 1903-07-09
THE HONOR ROLL

Agents for the Independent Pushing ths
Educational Work In Every state
In the Union
During the past week The Indepen-
dent has received hundreds of encour-
aging letters from loyal friends in all
parts of the country. The interest in
the revival of the peoples par
ty is rapidly spreading Good results
are expected from the Denver confer
ence. More than ever the people real
ize the necessity for immediate and
united action. The first and most i'm
nnrtant step is to establish means
cf communication between all the III
visions of the army In order that all
may be advised of the work that is
being done. The reliable newspaper
offers the cheapest and most efficient
means for keeping in touch with the
work of the army of reform. For this
reason all the leaders and thousands
of the rank and file are adding their
Games to The Independent subscrip-
tion list. No man interested in the
cause Of good government and the
preservation Of those inalienable rights
set forth in the Declaration of Inde-
pendence can afford to be without It..
Everywhere The Independent is rec
ognized as the leading paper of its
class in the United States For fifteen
years it has championed the rights OF
the people and defended them against
the plunderings Of plutocracy. 1t can
be depended upon to remain as loyal in
the future. Those who have read The
Independent longest-those who know
1t best-are it's warmest friends and
most enthusiastic supporters.
The special rate for Madden Edu-
cational Subscriptions"-fiv months
Clubs of new subscribers are coming
from everywhere.
he following is the Honor Roll of
those from whom we have received
lists of subscribers. Many more have
written that they are at work and will
send in lists within few days No
friend of reform can afford to be with
out The Independ It from this time.
Begin now and boost the Denver con-
more than one list:
Isaac Bruner, Muncy, Pa,
w j. Ghent, N. \. City, N. Y.
Saml w. Greenbaum, New York.
A H., Stegall, De Land, Fla.
Jas. S. Patton, Riverside. Cal.
w Fl. H. Scott, Reno, New.
Edw. Cusack. Patterson, N. j.
Jens S. Jensen, Sturgis, S. d.
] S. Corbin, Gouverneur, N. Y.
H. Ellingston. Minnehaha, Minn.
Rev. A. w. Cross, Riverside, Cal.
J. G. Vincent, Zio-, Ore.
w. G. Spencer. Thomaston Conn.
r. A. Wynn. Marion. Ala.
Edw. S. wilkins, Moscow, vt.
#. Fl. Jones', Patterson Mo.
NJ Hoover, Hooversville, Pa.
f T. Smith. Castleton. N. Y.
Suppressed" by request. Phila., Pa.
Jerry Johnston, Miola, Pa.
Geo. McMullen, Hooversville, Pa.
J. T. Johnston, Nebraska, Pa.
JAS. W. Way, New London, Pa.
4. Fisher, w. Sunbury. Pa. -.
w. H. Peterson, Custer. S. d.
w. ]. Nix. Forsythe, Mont.
Geo. d. Liddle. Providence, R. I.
Thos. Fish, Knox, N. d. "-.-
w. D. Vestal, Custer, S. D.
A. j. Mcbride. Paterson, N. J.
Harry McCarty. Muncy, Pa.
NJ. Hoover. Hooversville, Pa.
J. E. Kelly, Wallonia, KY.
II. w. Noren. Allegheny, Pa.
826 Federal street.
Sam'l w. Greenbaum. New York,
N. Y, 503 p. 10Sth street.
Robert Cumming. Peoria, III.
w. G. Spencer, Thomsston, Conn.
J r. Kennedy, Starcher s. D.
Jas. A. Critics, Braidentown, Fla.
j G.. Hanby, Peters Creek, Va.
H Ellineston. Minnehaha. Mimi.
J C. Vincent, Zion. Ore.
T Fl. Jones. Patterson, Mo.
e IT, Smith, Castleton, NJ Y.
Franklin U. .Keene, Canton, Mont.
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