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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03
En- HAARDNAKKET HOSTE

Den Hoste, der varer we'd trods
allie Midler mod den, udkraever
en- energisk og fren1for alt en-
grundig Behandling. En- simpel
Hosternixtur forslaar like. For
k91elsen, der foraarsager den,
maa udryddes.
Hvor1edes? Scott's Emulsion.
Hvorfor Scott's Emulsion?
Fordi den standser Irritation
men, lindrer V@vene og helbreder
de angrebne Sli1nhinder.
@ Naar?* Ojeblikkelig. Scott's
Emulsion begynder at hj@lpe we'd
den f9rste Dosis. " {.
Folk, der har brugt Scott's
Emulsion, vii like vare tilheds
med noget af de talrige Erstat-
ningsn1id1er, der tilbydes i Form
af Vine, Extrakter, Cordials 9.
s.. Y. Naar Liv og Sundhed staar
paa Spi1, er det ,1klogt at expert
mentere med kjendte og upr0-
vede Praparate
Vi vii sende Dem en- Prove frlt paa Forlang gende.
lSscorT 8 BowsE, 4O9 Pearl Street, New York
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6r. &ebaftgr!
S. $. Tran3e.

ST. Ieoafter!
01u er bet lite mango Dase i9ien til
Val9et, % leg otl bebe Dem, ST. Nes
batter, om De 9oobe6sfulbt pil outage
nogle Orb tilbeolte for en- samu1el &ams
merat os tro Gsn, iom MI ipser at bltue
uaIst til County @omuister 3bie Dis
itritt, nemlis Gbriitiun Berg. Seq
tienber bam me9et soot, ba ri bar pe:
ret @toletammerater Nor9e % lieele>
oes tilbragt TO Mar iammen / Weiltter>
tienelten. Bers er pel ltittet til bet
@mbeoe, ban ipger. San ct uboannet
@tolelerer ifra gtorse. % inbebaube
oglaa berbiemn1e EillioBbuerp, Iaa at
ban bar en- bel Del Elenbitab til toms
munale Mfferer. Sans Taber, Ole
8erg, inoebauoe osiaa mango ton1mu=
nale @mbeoer biemme, % ban par p1a.
lioelis os ito % repreienterebe soot ben
Rommune, ban tiente, naar bet tren9>
tes. Seq tror oeiaa, &briit Bers Be-
f1ooer famine @senffaber os pil fplbe
@mbebet tilfreositiuenbe for aQe, om
ban blir uaIst. Set bar meset at i1se
tor ct Dtfrttt os for @ountiet bet bele
at baue en- COB @ountp>@ommtsier.
@ip Mr. Bers ebers Stemme peb bet
fommenbe Walg. Grit 8. Salpaas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03

Son. Sobn @. Mal ion, ben republt>
tanife &anbibat for Dommer>@ >@mbeoet I
7oe Dommer. ft:itt, blep feot Staten
W@isan ben Ste Ottober ls46. San
tom It'll miuneiota 1862 os boiotie fig
/ Fergus falls / 1871. Da ban pat
II War sou1n,el. LOB bau fig tnbftsiue
&ompasni B LITE Mtnneiota @estuents
at iuert Artilleri og git &rigen. 6an
tiente til @nben al benne og blep us(tres
pet u1eb 9Gre ben l7oe Stunt 1855.
Scr. Walon blep inbrpmuet ytet til
at prattiiere iom <5asforer 1871. bar
ueret utrfiom iom iaaoau / ouer 3s Mar
og aniees iom en- at be leeenoe 5aafas
rere @taten. San par Mealem af
2esislaturen 1874, par cen tprite
Mapor t Ter9us Taqs Bp 1881 %
tiente igien iom FABIAN / 1898. Wteo
1notaselle at foraunaunte bar ban al
brig baut ct @mbeoe eller peret Ranbibat
tor ct etiaabant.
Mr Ulalou laser MI at bl.ue ualst
til: DtEriftsoo inner, ioet Jan Il bleDie:rnI
tilifpnoet oertil at mango ouer belle ST.
itrtttet, os ban bleu uomineret uben
Oppoiition, Wtr. Waion aniees ion
en- af be bebfe Sasferere 7be Dom,
u1eroiitrttt.
Nebenfor anfpres efter ct. @loub
Sournal Preis, buab Senator @iapp.
ber bar t1enot Mr. Maion mango Mar,
flyer ON bam. Set neunte Blao flyer:
r9on. Sobn B. Malon Tersus
Sails, 9tepubIttausrues Dommsrtanbi>
bat bans Dtfrttt, er en- sammel Uen
at Senator @lapp, iom oaiaa boebe
ben Bp, fsr ban bleu ualgt til @tatss
aouotat. Soet Senator @lapp taIte om
w&r. Malon til en- Souruel Yrsis Ste.
porter, 1aqoe ban:
vSeg bat tjenbt Wr. Ma on mango
Aar, og ies er itolt at at faloe bam min
Sen. 6an er en- oueIig Sa9fprer % en-
Gentleman al opbptet &aratter. Os
oa ban bat facet bet republitanite Partis
enltemmise gfomiuatton for @mbebet,
baaber ies, ban pil bltue paIst. San
er pel ifttfet for ben ui9ttse Stilinq, oq
Der er tnqen @runo, buorfor ban lite
ifulbe faa biertelis uuberifettelle bos
bpert enelte Meolem Barttet.: Sup
ban bltper palst, builtet ie9 er filter
paa, at ban uiI bliue, foruofger ieg, tat
ban pil bltpe en- al be bpstislfe Dout>
mere / e5tattn, o. at bans Rienbeller
pil blipe ben1erfebe for bet Qoptienbifab.
ben opbeieoe Netfarbtsbeb .og iunbe
@anbs, bporon1 be ptbner. -: :: .z.$a. .s GYM,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03

9er ct 1ere atarrb benne Ggn of 2anbet, enb alie
obre @p9oo1ne tilane os ben b1ep iubtil be fibfte
faa Mar anlet Tom ubel5reb.fis. 8 an9e, maHQe Mar
ifreb lDfale 9oler, Ds ba be lite ppueoebe ebreblIe
neb Total 9thanblng ertrebs b len for u1ibrebelig
Wbenfaben bar bebiit at Gotarr1 en- lonituttonel
sHal1s Catarrh Cure, fabrseret Of e. 81 Gteuep &
Co. Splebp Obio. er bet euefe tontifutioneae aege.
nibbel Wtarfeeet. 2et tagts tnboenbig Dortioner
8Iobet pq GDfenets @lmbtnber. 50 tbnber et hlt1l.
brebe Dpars for etboert Elelbe BET lite tan turere
GfrtD efter G1rfnIorer pg Q3tbneSbprb. I|
z@I NbreSfe: s.. 8. Gbenep q o., 9oIebo. o.
~ GaIges bDs Mpptbetere, 75e. N sis 5
!. Halls Family Pills er be bebfte.
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@n 20 Mar sammel Uaanb ueb
Ncpn Ebomas Peterion fit en- frpatsIi9
Dob ner Orr | Dolt County fife Eors'
beg. 9an bialp til meb Eralfinsen, og
Dampmaitiuen baube ilaaet fig urang.
Den piloe lite 9aa. plublelts git ben
bog, og Yeterlon fit tit 6ouee tmelleu1
@sene ct 6iul os en- @tans os Bier
brebt paa Stebet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03

| @tpoeafferen meqem Juslanb %
England Norblpen er enbnu lite op>
tlaret. &uslano par ifrats piutgt til
at betnle for Staben % til at 9isre
soot isien, buao ber par siort iIoe, for.
iaauibt fom bette Lob fig slsre, men
fprit uilbe bet bpre Mbmiral &oiefpen,
itps &apport ansaaenoe 5asen, os bet
tos nosle Dase, for ben tom. Os ba
ben enoelis tom, paaftob ban. at Der
par nosen, iom bauoe besgnot at fpre
paa ben rusiiife Tlaaoe.
Dette 1pntes lite me9et trolt9t, ba
TtIferfaaber lite er uorultebe for Wn,
9reb paa RrtesItibe, men bet par Mo:
miraIeus Orb, og ba par Der lite anoet
at gipre eno at pente os iuobente ner=
mere Oplpsninser. Den eneite Mus
itsbeo for, at &apporten tuube pere
iano, laa beri, at ct euer anbet iapane,
ltlt &ri9sitib tunbe baue peret mellem
Tiites ilaabens Tarteier, os at Mnsrebet
par aiort oerFra.
Smiblertio bleu enselite Rrissifibe
lenat efter Rusi ierne, os bet tog Blot
nogle Da9e, fer 5tusleabmtralen fit
ben Beifee, at ban meo ben Del at
Tlaaoen, tom bauoe ansrebet Gtiterne,
tnbttl uioere maatte forblipe, bpor ban
MI par nemli9 Qapneu peb 0i9o /
Spanten, os Der er ban frembeles og
pil antaselis forbliue, inottl oenue Gag
ct oronet. Sen ifal nu btleeses af en-
international Commission unoer 6aa9.
Eribunalet.
No9le Daqe fife l19e taltes oer 1pis
lpot ON oieblitteli9 Rris meQem @nes
lamb os Ruslano, men bette uar ber pt,t
lite me9en Jare for. Det 9aar an at
BRUCE fore Orb, men naar bet tommer
ueb til business ben Retnins, er Der
enbnu iaa mesen 8'soom % iaa rueset
Mluor Basbolo, at man rpser lite
iammen ouer bet ferfe lille Straa. fou
tnettes. I'd. >....= ... i..qs.. i
! Torrelten par lite oe en9elfe Tiifere
be eueite, ion, @usferne iti1b paa. Scr
blep mebbelt fra Berlin ben 2sbe St,
tober, at be baube ifl1bt efter Set tpife
Tineritib vSontas" i d Eime ubenfor
Dogger>B Banten paa 9eatpfen af Syl.
lamb ben 24be Ottober, men traf itte.
@usferne fpreoe ! alle Retntnaer, beber
BET. 5 s.1 # y
Gfterdt openffaaenoe par fsreuet, blep
(ber Eirsbas oplpft fra 2onbon, at ben
IrusFife Tlaabe afleilebe fra 0iso sci. 5
ben Mfor9en, ua8tet Duerenstomlten
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03

for flere Dage itben.
Dr. &ebattpr!
Etllao mig at benlebe l19eblabets 2e'
{eres Opmartiombeo paa be &onititus
tionss s4meneemeuter, TOM er oppe til Mf,
ftemRinq unoer bette Wale..
t Set enc ttuaber Staten at ublaane of
bat faite Stolefonb til Bper, Counter
euer Stolebiitritter impb beres Bombs,
forunlat at bisle berueo lite tommer til
at operitrise Is Procent al ben ilisneoe
Derot al oeres faite @tenbom. Ser er
en- ltgnenbe Beitemmelle @runblopen
gu. tun meo ben Torifiel, at @reno len
Ct lat til Brocent. Dette er for lapt.
Staten uilbe tunne anbrin9e mere af
fine Bense berbiemme % lite bebooe at
fiebes andre Staters Bombs, Der lom
oette ;Mmenoement bltr antQget. Ser er
osiaa en- anben Cling at merte fig
benne Torbinbelie. Dtsie Pense uo>
Iaane5 al Staten for 8 Yrocent. Dette,
tror Rs, ct minore enb pripate Bonb'
tomppnier. freezer. Om Staten berfor
bIir tMabt ats4ublaane> :Feres es.4af bisle
Pense,~ uilbe bet uoen Eptl bape en-
sapnlis SnbHpbelie paa @entefoben.
Ses tror ubettnset, at bette Mn1enbement
burbe antases.
h Set anbet Mmenbement er af tpill
Yerb. M&ere enb bette: ieg feler mig
forutsiet ON, at bet lite burbe antages.
Det 9aar ub paa at berebe Beien for
@raabiurn' Spitemets Mffaffslie. 2ez
stslaturen nil berpeb taa Mpnbtsbeb til
at beftemme, al buem &la9emaal Tin
dictments) ifal siores I trimiueQe ga.
ger. 4nta9eltg ptl oeune Mpnbt9beb
fomme til at blt last / Qenberne paa
Sountp, Nbuofaten. Dette nil neppe
blipe nosen 5orbeorius. sses bar mere
Fro paa, at benne Sau1Itus af Meno,
Jon, tommer btrefte fra prtpatlipet, os
faalebes ct fri fra ale be 5eaipn, iom
itfe tan anbet enb pue Sn6Fyoelie paa
En- Snbebauer al ct offentItst Gmbebe,
pil banble os bpmme mere frpstesleit
ps ubtloet, enb en- entelt @n1bebsmanb
bill giere.
! Dette Mmenbement tommer fra @ena=
tor 2apbourn af Dulatb, ben nef aar>
paasne og bpstise &orporationstiener,
iom ie9 lerte at tjenbe ct. Baul.
Sbetn tan 10 pere arlt9 ment for bet;
men leg bar tnsen Gro paa, at ben er
COB, % utl uere en- Torbeortug of bet
'nuuereuoe Spfteu.
4 2open, 1on1 betemmer, at Statten
:paa Sernbanernes Bruttofortienelte ifaI
forbeies fra 3 til 4 Procent, ct tgien
.oppe til Mtlfemnins. @eo tite @als
manslebe ben 1914 Stemmer paa ben
nebrenbi9e Walor.tet. eSernbanerne be>
taller nu ou,tren $4,000, 900 @tat.
Deriom be ituloe betale iaa mesen Stat
fom al anben &tentom, iaa burbe benne
gum pere mere eno oobbelt iaa ftor.
0et uit berat fees, at 4 Brocent at beres
Bruttofortienefte (gross earnings) /
girtsli9beoen lite er not, uten bet Ct
bog en- Torbebrtns oper 8 Brocent og
.pil tolbtie beres Stat meb omtrent
5000, 900. Da Staten bar Wpnbigbeb
nc at regulere SerabanerneB v@ates !"
.pil ben tunne te til, at lite benne tor,
Ssebe sStat oDerfbres paa Goltets Sful,
bre. Mt Sernbanerne e tn,ob benne
.gop, g Der insen Euil on. Stg bar
.ieID iset #bOiltet fortpilet JOrisg Sc
.ggiorbe ! 1901. Faa at foreblsse ssns
5AntasslIe ! Stqtens Qeaislatur
Die 9. Sagens.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03

S en Slbebraab efter et a5ryuup l en-
al Be fattigere Bpbele ! St. Bsttrsbure
onion II af @ieittrue Sbnba9saften.
Sem anbre iaDnes, % man befrqater, al
lo9laa bisfe ou,tom. 5.55
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03

Qonbon ptl man pibe, al. Nuslanb
[netop bar atfluttet ct 2aan paa 1870.
900, 900 Den forite Del #Deraf, $40, "
600, 900 ffal erbolbes I ss}anuar Set.
balpe at Qaanet erboloes I SnffIonb,
'Jteiten 6ranfrtg, 8el9iens IS pouaRb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03
N11$fr2 9eneIe ttitttee @sanntnaoiife
7S..l*NR< 4HRtfo % &hi4toef til at arbeihe

= = M .@.-'' f1T 0s IN e8en 91eMstdbH, D9faQ
npele til at reiie for os. = Staotg NIaos for
ainteren eller for hele a4aret. - 9sn $3.50
3r 9a9. Waa1ioel;0t 5trma t,teo ftnrt Sea-
pitaI. gbelie behpbes ifte, mao babe suoe su=
tefalm8er. Spr nermere Spipsntueer ffrn til
- Kae MILLER, ME1..s
27O.278 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO, ILL
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sSulius Mmunbion, en- Tarmer ner
syobnstomn, N. o., ben9te fig ielu
Nat til Spnbag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-03

Mn9aaenbe Operattonerne len9ere
norb opIpfes, at sntet uben mere eller
minbre aluorltse @ammentsb melleu
be to Mrmeers Gorpoiter bar funbet fttb
! ben forlsbne l1se. men bet i9nes, ion,
ON Der isien giDres Gorberebelier for ct
lunsparist % neset alDorligts sSlas.
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Npt an9reb paa Yort Mrtb,tr-

@be 500 80 Oft. - Sfsl9e paalibe:
li9 &ilbe bleu bet treble alminbeli9e An=
greb paa SPORT Mrtbur begpnbt ben 24be
Oftober % uareoe 'unber ben 26be.
Sen Dag iatte en- iapanefif Bombe et
Wfaga3in meo rp9frit &rubt ibranb
Sort &rtbur. os Slben iprebte fig oper
gpen os uarebe bele Dasen.
Samme Bag tog Sapaneierne be russ
fife Geifninqs9raue paa Straaninsen
af @itluns Mountain % ltsefaa en- BE.
feifet Sti1ltns beftpttenbe benne Teft>
ming. Sapaneierne amer Trem9ansen
meb 8eleirinsen iom ueset ttlfrebsftil'
lenbe. 49, .. F.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-17

killed itself with too much "compro-
mise. Whether the democratic party
goes the same way time will tell. Now.
| If W. ]. Bryan. our standard bearer
for the democratic element of the
democratic party. returns back to his
first love as he declared he would after
the campaign was over, for he knew
and every thinking reading man in
the nation knew. what the results
would be. with this safe. sane and
sound clement in full control. with
platforms as near alike as two black
eyed Teas
Two lies with but single thought,
Two hearts tina. beat as one"
Bryan's best and truest friends did
not follow his advice this time. Thou
sands of disconnected democrats, eth
er stayed at home and did not vote at
all, or voted for Roosevelt. AS one of
our great writer's wrote: Life, human
life, is but narrow span between two
great unknown eternities. And life
is too short, for man to sacrifice his
principles, or his love of country, for
money or for office in this republic "
Hence |, as genuine Jeffersonian
democrat, could not. nor did not, stul-
tify my principles or conscience by
voting for either Roosevelt or Parker
I voted for Watson and Tibbles, who
were the OILY standard bearers las
saw it, running on a genuine Jeffer-
sonian platform. And there are mil
lions of voters in this republic in both
the old parties, who have dropped their
partisan prejudice, who are investi-
eating and thinking for themselves,
and the party bosses do not control
them when they say: Boys. fall in
line and vote 'er straight" No, they
are beginning to do their own thinking
and corrupt politicians lead them no
longer, but go to ti4 polls like free
men and vote for principles, not party.
Eternal vigilance is the price of lib
u Fanr years more Of Cleveland
ism and Teddyism n 1i,gall control,
predict that Lincoln's plain people
will be for change in 1903.
ONE OF THE RANK AND FILE.
Clayton, Ill.
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Editor Independent: The safe,
sane and sound, /" "irrevocable" gold
standard reoraginzers, Of the demo-
cratic party have been in full control
of the democratic party during the
last presidential campaign. See the
results, the silver money question did
not beat the party this time. Now as
the democratic party can not get into
power under the control of the So
called safe, sane and sound element
with Hill, German, Cleveland, Taggart
and Hopkins, the plutocratic element
of the democratic party in full con-
troll, with the aid of w. ]. Bryan and
the disastrous results that followed,
the greatest landslide that ever was
known in the history of our republic.
1t brings to my mind forcibly the last
campaign of the old whig party, that
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-17
market strong. Prospects good on ev-
erything.
W. M. Morning and J. j. Ledwith Attor-
neys
NOTICE OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a chat
eel mortgage. dated September 10, 1904 and dulv
filed In the office of the county clerk OF Lancas-
ter County. Nebraska, and executed by Lars K.
Modem, as L. f. Modem, to Ell abeth ]. Bonner IN
secure the payment OF one hundred dollars
(S100l. twenty five dollars (s25.0O) of which Tell
due October 10, 1904, and the whole MORTGAGE
debt has been declared due by mortgage under
the terms OF said mortgage, default having been
made in the payment OF the whole of said mort
gage debt, and no suit or other proceeding at
law having been instituted to recover said debt
or any part thereof there ore Twill sell the prop
erty therein described, viz:
The entire crop of corn grown upon the North
east quarter IN. L. M of the Northeast quarter
q. +. IA OF section eleven 11), township eleven
til, range six (61, Lancaster-Connty, Nebraska
said sale TO cover so much of said corn as shall
have been gathered prior to said sale and D aced
in cribs at The City Mills, No 2226 II street in
the city of Lincoln In said county, and also so
much OF said corn as shall yet remain in the
field at the time OF said sale, at public auction
at the above named City Mills in the CITY az
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, on the I'D
day Of December 1904, at one O'Clock D. m of
said day. ELIZABETH j BoMrp
Dateo November q 1894 Mortgage
Y. M g MonT,Se' Attys for Mortgage
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-17
SPECIAL MARKET LETTER
FROM NYE & BUCHANAN CO., LIVE
STOCK COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, so. OMAHA.
NEB.
South Omaha, Neb., Nov. IL.

Sou..i Omaha, Neb., Nov. IL.
The first three days of this week
brings $4,000 cattle to this market and
very liberal receipts to Chicago. The
prices have slumped off 1o@15 cents
on killers but stockers and feeders
have held about steady. Good fleshy
feeders are moving quite readily at
about $500 per cwt. We quote:
.Cornfe ds.-Choice steers, $5.5006.00;
fair to good, $4.50@5.4 40; cows and heif-
ers, $3.25@4.2E.
Grassers.-Choice killers, $3.50@450;
choice feeders, $3.75@4.50; good feed
ers, $3.20@3.50; choice yearlings, $3.50
@400; heavy stoekers, $2.75@3.50;
good cows and heifgers, $275@325;
Gamers, 4.0O@2.5O; bulls, s1.75@3.O0;
veal, $3.00@5.50.
Hog market has been making sharp
declines. Prices ranging today from
$455@4.70. but average is near Chi
cago prices.
Sheep receipts are still light with the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-17

A great many of the "war CORE
spondents" have come home very much
Disguised with the japanese govern
ment. Now they have the most Sc
rious complaint of ALL General Ku-
roki will not confirm the reports of
his death, although the correspondents
have been insisting upon it for four
weeks
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-17

been able to get the -sturns, yet ell
that I have is the precinct, that / Hxx
in. The state has gone republican but
don't know the majority yet told
Harry Watkins to be sure and get the
returns as soon as possible and let me
know so that could send them to you.
My precinct cast twenty-seven populist
votes and four or five left here just
before election that would have voted
our ticket if they would have been
here.
Now, Mr. Tibbles, expect to start
some populist clubs this winter If |
can get the time aud would ask your
advice as to the best mode to get the
people interested in our work. / was
thinking of securing some good liter
allure that would interest the people
and discuss the issues as they come
up during the next four years. Can
you tell me where could get copy
of the Bland bill, the Mckinley bill, the
Wilson bill and the Dingley bill on the
tariff, as Mr.. Babbitt and want to
stud n-cn~ them and we expect to
study up on the lilssssrr To what
would you advise as the best authority |
on the finance of the day?
| presume you remember the little |
preacher you met while here He is |
very enthusiastic and wants to get the
best works lat he can.
At New Plymouth. where I worked
this fall, there were seventeen for the
peoples party. The south precinct OIL
Payette have not yet received. but !
will let you know as soon as possible. 1
Hoping to hear from you soon, I am
yours, etc.
FRANK FORBES.
Payette, Idaho.
eve are. in much the same fix we
were when we started the Farmers AL
lance about literature The Independ-
ent will be devoted exclusively in the
future to furnishing general literature
upon ali industrial and economic ques-
lions. The only place that you could
get the bills enquired for is to go into
some library or some lawyers office
who has the United States Statutes at
Large. One of your congressman might /
get copies for you after he gets to
Washington if you wrote him. The
Little Preacher is all right. Thirty
Years War Against Silver" by Judge .
Ainsworth & Co., Chicago, {
S most valuable work, although he ,
lolds that congress, under the consti- +
ution, can not make anything except {
,old and silver legal tender. His dis /
:ussion of the money question is the c
'est thing ever published Editor.)
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last Monday at the white house. The
announced object of his visit is to
bear a friendly message from the en-
peror to The president. What the real
object of tie visit is no one knows.
The prince will visit the st. Louis fair
and then return home. He is major
general in the Japanese army and
commanded the Japanese forces in. the
celebrated attack on Nanshan HILL
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A general concensus of opinion all
over the United States seems to be
that this country is no place for demo-
Gratis.
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fes'a net-~heen a ratification
meeting held in the W5lss1 cfrmtrys
by the republicans and only one roos-
ter has been trotted out in the country
press and that was over the election of
a county commissioner in one of the
back counties. The republicans seem
to be dazed and well they may be.
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Smallpox has broken out simultane-
ously in many places in the United
States during the last week, but every
where it is of the mildest variety.
Several students IN the Ann Arbor uni
versity have been attacked, but the
medical authorities say they have it
under control.
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The Colorado matter is not settled
by any means E though the democratic
candidate, Adams, is elected by over
10000 majority on the face of the e
turns Peabody does hot propose to
give up the Office. IF Governor Pea
body insists upon holding his office,
l see no way to prevent him, was the
opinion rendered by counsel to the
democratic committe., Peabody has
control of the canvassing board and
also control of the next Colorado legis-
lature. He can appoint two republican
justices to the supreme court, making
four Peabody justices Ito one demo-
cratic justice. The canvassing board,
legislature, and supreme court are The
only bodies to which an appeal can
be taken" There may be real war
in Colorado yet Such action as 1-o-
posed will not. be submitted to.
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For all that they got OH u II the
democrats might just as well have
nominated Uncle Russell Sage for vice
president.
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Mrs. Louisa G. Smith, whose mothel
was sister of Thomas JeIerson, diet
in Louisville, KY, last week.
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Since the republican landslide the
railroads have not only refused to pay
their taxes, but they have attacked the
Ramsey elevator law What next?
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The president gave dinner The
other day to Jonn Morley, the great
English statesman. At the table was
Harragan, one of the leaders Of tn
r sfTika that cost millions of
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Idaho PopuIists

Editor Independent: The great
struggle is over and suppose that the
republicans are elected. have not
been able to get the -sturns, yet ell
that + have is the 1recinct that I lire