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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-12
49, y
Nqeriet,

~ Wm Treitaa moreer, tuuroen
ole 9afte oes ct. SameS 0o:el ourh
Den Seuerruf aus ibrem S9lafe oe.
uedt uno in Shrefen periebt. Suns
ten aus benz GeiSel Der nebenati lies
Ienoen 8aul 9ampfpdfherei batten
oas 6~ulSruert in Brand eeiebt. 9as
.Seuer uuroe binnen menigen Minu=
en- eelDidt. Der angerihtete 6has
zen beirdat MIR SIS.
unier innasr gunitlhhbe n.
l0ppermein BAT in st. Souls auf
Ter Gu8iteuuna oas Weifserftad
ooabradt, in idaeaer Mufeinanber-
iolae 1907 Sbniie pine eineu einsi.
zen NebllhuR a%b5ufeuern.
DnB bannig fQlte Wetter i'm
Roloen lnaht iih audi bier fablbar.
Iber uie nobltaeno tplro Der Med,
iel empfunben.
Die f6otiide 5teuerauSgteie
bunesbebDroe lit uieoer in Sibuno,
UNI bic aHeBmentS su equalliieren.
WeiItens niro absr cine grh6bnna
oaraus. W}it bet Steueri1raube
lrbeltet bic QHesmentihraube 0ano
in 9ano.
=. Gin iebr babid)es @eldene bat
6err grnit Doib Dem gafno au iei.
EN- Subildum geibenft. 3mei @rup.
,enbiloer BON alten Wita(ieoern bes
Sereins. Das cine ftanrnt aus ben
infsiQer. BAG anoere aus benz gnoe
Zee iiebsiger Sabre, auf beiben fin
zen MIR aabetannte BeriDnlidteiten
,er oamaligen Belt, oeren Namen
cute nod nIdt ueraeiien fiub. Das
@eIbeut bat ieinen Yfat i'm
apitourationslotai Der 8ereinsbaQe
leSuuoen.
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easiitiptionspreis fit oas 8o6en6Iatt
Ssxutassbetramtnhgen.

D0 Eat unS ioeben Der Brofeiiur
). 9anrlD Geiler in SEEM Orleans,
Der nit unermiolidem J(eise oaran
arbeitet. NufidluB iiber bic @efGidte
Der Deutiden i'm iiiolihen Wiiiiifippi=
FOL 81 geben, cine neue BroIGirre
3ugefnnot, Die &c rnter benz Titel
Die eriten Deutiten am unteren
WiififippiA fueben ~per6Hentliht bat.
Sic III 0er Nborud oes aud BON uus
erudhntenB Drtraes. ben Brof. Defer
nuf Dem @ermaniitiihen 3DngreB in
Gt. Q0uis 9ehalten Fat. aber bebeu,
feno uerrnebrt uno ermeitert unb BIZ
bet eineu duBerft tpertppnen Beitrag
lur Seidihte oes Deutihtuus pDn
&merita.
@enn man beute Die Mebrsobl
oer frans6ffhen BeuDlferung upr
xuuifana reoer bort, oann mu6
man Qlauben. es babe ME elm anoes
rec als eia frana1fiiher sSuB ben Bo-
Den 2ouiiiana'8 betreten une in ben
WoerI Der .alten" Janifien ffleBe oas
reinffe fran36fiibe Blut, m1atider
Weiie nDd BON Der b~loueiten Far.
bung. Dem 10 elm bishen 9utettie.
zen nit Der Gbfammung pom alts
frans6fiiGen Goel tut mon in 2oui.
Haun Qnr 81 aerne. Siebt man Sih
oanu aber elm menie rueiter uni, oana
ertnbrt man, oab aub perihieoentiih
Deuti6e nod Der frans0fiifen Solo.
Hie 1etDmmen fin0 unb rueun man
NIT Der Southern Bacifie Bobu nah
NeEu Orleans fdhrt, oann pafltert
man ioQar cine Station, Die Den Sea.
Saen ~Des NQemanoS" fibrt. Benu
man aber benz Shidial oieler .NGe.
rinnbSN nabfurlht, Die jenerl Drte
ben Warnen gegeben, oann befommt
man gemDbnlib bic NntpDrt: rSt,
bic 0ano noa 2eute lift ihnea i'm
4reOlentum auf9e9an9en, bic Meiiten
iinb aud geft0rben uno n~eroorben,1
uno ielblt nnertanrt CUTE @efbihtss
merle freuliiher @elebrten bebanoeln
bieie beutihe Ginuanoerung ola
stun8 enrt5 unbeoeutenoeS uno nebens
}6mfideS. Deiler's Beroienft lit es
nun. feftgeftellt gu baben, oab oieie
&inwauDeruna ourdauS nidt 10 iius
beoeuteno uno nebenidblih mar. Or
weift IN Der u0rliegenoen Shrift aah,
onb nitt cine ~0anopbG" iDnoern
Touienoe BON Deutihen in Der So
Ionic Q0uiiiann faneeten, mdbreno
Der Belt oes Nam' iden 5inansihuins
oels alein 5000 Beri0nen, oas lie
6litenoe &niieoluneen e~eorlnoet,
uieIe ainoer a~rDsgesDaen uno natur.
Geradb IN Der 3olpnie Elm ourdnus
nidbt nnbeoeutenoe RoQe aeipieIt
baben.
&c bat aud mod anoeres feftqss
itelIt. Die frans6fiiden iunqeu Wdn.
uer bolten iib aerne Die babifen, oe.
innoen uno fiei6iaen bentiben Wdo.
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Gin 8ieple.umtan

peruriqdte cine 19uaer3li1e Wunbe ain
8ein bon s. g.. 0rner in 6ranfs
lin 8roOe, 81. IS bilbete it9 eine
iiberaus bartnddige @ei9wullt, pel9e
pier Sabre lang trob aler erntli6ert
gemibungen ni9t mei6en ipolte.
Dam1 fiibrte aber 8uflens Nrnicd
Salbe cine politdnbige 9eilung berbei.
Dieielbe 1T ebenlo gut fir 8ranbe ultb
9riibwunben, wie 9antausi9ldse unb
Sdmorrboiben. 3n baben fir 25
@ents in ben Npptbefen BON g. 5. s.
S1mibt nnb MDnlpb GreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-12

8oueru unb flfiuen 8urgssu, Die 81
Der Guaranteeing nod) gnulitdna
oo8 6ouptf0ntlngent iteQte51. 90
fomen nun Die frau50liiden uro ipas
niid]en -- 4oulIiana oeb0cte ia uorl
1863 bis 1900 III Sponien - 2ehrer
uno Brielter uno ihrieben Die 80
men nad) benz 9aut nieoer. SO
puroe aus Dem Oeutld ei1 B, t. 8, 8
unoid) elm Frans5ltihes Oh, che, c,
K uuo aus benz oeutlGen q. {, uno d
ein fransDliIdes gu ooer gar Ipanls
ihes uno x.
Gin meilten unbeil baben Die Spa,
uier ourtb ibt uno x, oas lie an
STEELE beg b uor Die Nolnell iebten,
uuo auoere @igentIm(i6feiten anae'
rihtet. ga muroe aus 0imrnel-
1tmel, aus Nommel - NomO uno
dhnlidler unitnn. Sn einetn 1rous
idlein fotnntt Der Same DON Santiago
| BtQeuol Dor, Der CUTE Wonn hIeB
uab ielner eigenbonoigen unterldrifl
| 5ocob @tlbelm 0olte,
Die Deutiden in 9ouiiiana babel'
| lih lire @igenart uao Sprade nlhi
er6alteu. mie ibre 4auosleute III
| Beuniuluauiell, Die gerinaere 8abl.
| ole Gird)engemeinimaft NIT oen sSran-
soIen uno Die unter ibuen uielfad
oerbreitete Seuntnis Der fransDfIfer
Swod]a. nit Ger iie al3 Bsrpobne,
8a0eng, Der Bials uno oes giIaIYs6
oertraut maren, bat i'll oer Berlhmel'
sung nit oenl uriprnnalihen 8e.
oDlferungselenient uno auf1 WuI3eber
III oaIielbe beigetra9en. Sbre Suu
rem Siuo uaruebt. f,ur nit uuenolldel
Dube gtift e8 Gem Soriber, iie bier
uno oa wieoet 81 inoen uni
lie uu8, mis es in Dem oorlie'
lenben 8ablein 9eihieht. aufSuoe:
fen. 8elinaf es, bGun Freuer
DIR uns pol barber, BOB on ben
aufbau 9puiliana'g, beiIen 8e:
id3ld5te bon einem 10 eiaenartiaen 70:
mantiiden 8auber umaeben III, aud
Deutihe mltgemirtt baben. abel
s(eidaeitia beld1(eiht uns Elm meb
mntiaes Geflbf, tuenn mir oarar
oenfen. Dag oieier tld1tiaer oeutihi
Stamm 10 gang ueri9wunoeu lit,
"a. menn mir oamals ihon Elm mad.
tiae8, einiges Deutlb!ano eebabt
1itlsli
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zach i1lsxike.
$3.50 sssift Sticreeiecst nacb
G. p. Dias.

Ser SpeSialsua fdbrt am spnntag
ben Is. UNI s uhr pom Sunlet Depot
unit pom G.. 3. Dias um 6 ubr
abenos. Die ggcuriiOnatlGetS iino
nur fiir ben S~pe5tal5u9 gtlti9. Sc
mebr mitseben. lie arDBer bas @ers
aniiaen. Die Stiergefehte ueripres
hen intereiIant 81 weroen. Reiisn
mir Itber!
Rein 8aub, tein Gtapb. sein &uS.
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gapt. Sad grawfsro beate abeub.

Die &rititen iiber Capt, CRAWFORD
Iaaen BON ihm: ST 1T elm ausge'
aeldhneter u~nterbalter uuo iein Sor'
traa lit uoqer Sonnenibein. Boeite
HnA 8atriotismus, SIN 8roBen
Opernbauie beute Gbeno als 2nceum
SEQ. 8. Gidets fino i'm 8erar Drug
Store Az baben. Seoem tam elm
bobit anaenebmer uuo belebreroer
Nbeno peripruben meroeu.
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Wir iiuo nod her

wis bee be;ten Nusmabl BON Bic
NOS, Orgeln unb muFifoiiigen Sa'
%ftrumenten gu Breiien. uelcbe Don
feinem anoeren 6dnoler anaeboten
ueroen f6nneu $50 mas Aualit6t Der
@aren unb AuperEdiiiafeit anbe.
langtY
Sbos. Goaagu & BrOs.,
Ode 9ouiton= ua6 WaparrO : etrabe,
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,3uOerIdiiistelt, GlrliaIeit, 4H-
itdaOiafeit"

1T unier Wotto. @ir lino fir Sc.
Den bereit. Mir haben Bargains
flr 5eoen. 5phgraoiee 8aren, fee
gitime Qteiie uHo nteorige Nnaah.
lun9en. SIMMER bereit fir Jeoen -
pean es iin UNI reeae 9ransattio.
nen banoelt. Simmer up to
Date. 8efudt uniere Renea
Warenlager, wetdJe Die e(e.
aanteten i'm 5taate Fiuo.
8ir baben oos 0r6Bte B q.
renlaaer. Seine ueber.
treibuna.
S9o8, Goggan & SrO2.,
(Tfr .Snuifnu. nm NounrrD 3 Etrale.
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Sumner III finNen.

Dir lino immer gu finoen. linz
iere 6irma duoert iid ME. Sic spar
SbOs. @Oggan e. Bros.
felt orsibi8 Sabten. 8ir fa6ren bic
beiten Biano's. Orgeln uno ale
muiitaliidlen 5%nftrumeuten. Die in
Der Melt Fabriaiert meroeu. Infer
Gnaebot, mas @aren uuo Quulitdt
nubelanet, lit uniibertroHen.
SbOs. Goaqau & Sros.,
Ode Sonitor= & NaUarrD : Strait.
Shota' Saloon pIetat etnen
anQeuet'uep Nnfeutbnlt
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Ode Souifon. nuS Nauarrp 3 StraBe.
gfiitlide acknowledgements.

@ir BADEN cine eroBe Nuslpabt
eeoiegener Golo. uno Sttbet Waren
aaer Nrt. ubren, 8aucp Irtitel,
Operualdier. @tgarttten. gtui8. BE.
aenibirme, SpasierltDde uno niele
anoere Nrtitel. Die iid 81 Weihs
nahtsaei4enfen eiQnen uno sugleids
niblib uno ruertoDu Sin6,
0ebraDer GriRer,
eliere.
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Seer i'm 8eruF fetn 9isaeiin fropoaie
ren, ober oft ipdt oufbleiben. ober Dem
unuetter iid ausieben muB. Der tuiro
leiht eine grfaltung, pber bartb 0idtfeh-
ter elm Magenleiben befoinmen. NnfangS
mag bos usbet unbeoeuteno eriheineu;
aft man es iebof erfehen, 10 fann es
5ur g%efdhrlid)eu &ront9ett Eernen. 9as
cum treffe man redt5sise 8nIte6ruugen
Ridt nur afs iiheres Seilmittel, fou6ern
lub ais anerfuunter Shub aegen ale
ourd) unreeelmdBi9e ober anseitrerste
1ebenstuetie entftebenoen 81rperiibet Iino
St. Bernard 3rauterpillem u%nibabbar.
FIR % Gents BET Mpotbetern su baben.
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9at feiae adtuus BOT benz alter.

% 1T cine S9aube, penn bic Su
Ienb feline 46tuns mebr Dor Dem Mls
sec bat. Iber gang bas @egenteil gilt
Don Or. Sings Neuen 2ebenspi1en.
0ieieIbeu bereiten ben &rantbeitert elm
snbe, einerlei, tpie f9mer tie jinb unb
lang obne &iffdt Guf ibr 4lter!
9elbiu6t, @erbaunngsf1mdde, Gie,
oer unb 6artleibigfeit, iie ale tpeiden
oiefer poqfommenen piue. 3u baben
iir Is Gents in ben N~potbefen BON @.
). ). S6mibt uno Mbolpb 9reiB.
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Ra1 5dpluB beg offt5ie!Ien Bro.
Qra5nus iplelte ooS Ordleiter md,
eInige 5tude uno Die 8dfte biieben
i'm aluan9Ioier uuterbaltuu0 nod)
eine 3e:,lang suiammea. Der erite
Nbeno oes SubllaumsFeftes roar ie'
oenfatl& duBerit erfolgreid.
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g9mntiti6e tn 3iamnuten,
Obrrtnae. 8tDhen. Grmbdnoer mt
Diamanten beiebt, bic aroBartiglteu
uno Ih6niten bel oen tonanaebenoen
Sumelieren Webriioer GriBer.
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8arum fol- man iit Merger
ausieben lber idleht brennenoes
penn man gutes, trOdenes
i. Bot Dat Sola betommen fam
Son Der Sunset Wood Co. lei. 81,
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Gaerg's italieaiide 9apeae.

0ab eiuem eroBen 9riumpbsuQ
>urh Die Ser. Staten, mo- fie iiber.
Ill Gorbeecen erntete, uomentlid1 NOR
otes in Wtilwautee Der sFaD, mo Der
Ropelle uerihieoeue Ou~ationen bar.
!eorad1t nno loGar Elm @eifenf gum
9noenten 9emaht Durbe, febrt
Sllerp'S italieni51e SC a.
oelle tpleoer nah San Nntonip
suriid, UNI bier, am 20. beaiuneno.
1is gum 25. in Der 8eetbopeuboQe
III fonsertieren. Die 2eiituuaen Der
leoie9enen 8apeae. Die 5ih ourh
5huuna, Nu8orud uno 8rdsiIion
1usseihnen, iteben nod 10 lebdait in
ler @rinnerung oes 8ublitums, bah
lieier turse 6inmeis aaf ole Son.
ierte Genuaen miro, un ben Saol
lQabeuolih gu fluen.
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SON Antonio SIeQI LaIDdII.

aS aalt. cement. eanb, Da6s
Feline, feuerfefte Gteine unb 9tou.
3beer uno Gspbaltpapier, DaHpappe.
Cheer uno Ispbalt, Del. 9erpentin,
Ssarbeu, @las &c. &c. ftets porrdtbio
bei 3. s. 3ielmann, 306 Dfts
Commerce. traBe. Rieoriee Rreife.
tie Waare Ips1Ie quite unb reefle
8eoienung w2roen aarautirt. ~
{e!ephDu 4l3
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gtauo. umo xai6tmubren, Wlef.

gtano. uno <aYdemnbren, Mtsis
acknowledgment. Gbee Seruice,
Granddaughter. Seruierteller, Blu.
neu.Gaien uno uieleS egoere su rails
,ouablen Breiien bel ben leitenoen
5unelieren
@ebrhoer GriBer,
30 @elt.@ ommeree Strake.
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9ie Veier 0es gOlOea6a Snbtlaums
Der Gaiin0 GeieQjdaft.

Wit QroBem 35omp lit, lp,e es bel
elner i0lG]eH Welegenbeit a~naebradlt
erld3eins. Die sFeler oe8 aoloenen Su.
bItdunlS Dec 6alin0 Z 8slelIidlaFt in
Scere geleSt Woroen.
Die GetUrot!Dnen eritredteu iid
uid]t niir ouf Die lnnereu Ndumtid)-
teitea. iUubern aub ouf bas NeuBeye.
Gon orei Wialteu auI Der Yoroerlette
oee Oauie5 ruebten Die oeuti5e Tabue,
ooa Der auer.faniid)en unb Der
teEanildeu ~ftantiert. oaa Bortat
mar nit @uirlanoen uno t!einen
iylo9gsn aeIdlmildt, Die 8aIuItr0oe
oea Bortales aber III aroBen amegj.
tonIiheu 5la9gen elngellQi-
Der Damens Barl3r uno Der Saul
ergldnsten Del tagbeuer etsftrilias
Bsteuhtuna i'm 5drnud oDu @ulr
lanben 1Nh iFta1lea; no. lie iih an.
olingen lie62n. naren Eppfpflan}eu
alFgeIteI; Qao Dos 0ause mad,te els
neH ptadatieeu, aHrdau@ feittihsa
@lnorud.
Shon gu frnber Stunne fonoen
lih Die W,ialieoes stn. ha init Red9t
eine auHeroroentlid sabireide 9e'ei,
liaung unb cine ueberfiauna ae5
! Sales erlpartet uer0en ourfte. sue!6e
Srwartana audi begrelflihermeiis
eintraf.
Wtit Spannune iab man Der Sc.
6ffnuno oes Nbenos. Der Gin 10 ses
oieeeneB uno reidbalti9es B1Ds
gramln bot. e%ntge9en. Die erite
Drummer btloete Elm BON 0errn Or.
Rods uerfaster prddtiaer sseitpros
fog. Der BON Srau M. S. 0eoitt iebr
hlbih uoreetraaen tnur0e uno ben
mir nahtebeno i'm Woctlaut folaen
lalieu:
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-03
To Pennsylvania PopuIists

The national committee of the peo-
pies party suggests that in as much
as there will be no Watson and Tib-
bles electoral ticket on the ballot in
Pennsylvania this year, that the voter
can cast his vote for the candidate OF
his choice, by writing in the blank col
umn on the column under the proper
headings the name of Peoples Party,
and in the space for electors the name
r. A. Thompson, Wholesale Lumber,
Indiana, Pa"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-03
SPECIAL MARKET LETTER
FROM NYE & BUCHANAN CO., LIVE
STOCK COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, so. OMAHA.
South Omaha, Neb., Nov.

South Omaha, Neb., Nov. 3.
Three days of this week bring about
10000 cattle here and $4,000 in Chi
cago. The latter market is 10c lower.
but ours has kept fully steady except
on beef steers and cows which have
shown some decline but are strong to-
day. There is a good demand for
feeders and stOckers. We quote
Corn-feds-Choice steers, S5.25@5.75;
fair to good. $4.25@5. 90; cows and
heifers, So .00@4 90.
Grassers-Choice killers, $4,000 .25;
choice feeders, $3.5O@3.75; good feed
ers, So. O0@3 .35; choice yearlings, $3.50
@3.75; heavy stockers, $4,000 90;
good COWS and heifers. So 50@3 90;
Gamers, s1.0o02 90; bulls, 5000
800; veal. SO. 00@5.50.
Hog market has declined $1.15 per
cwt. in about month Market is
still weak. Range, $4,000. 95.
Sheep receipts are light with the
market strong.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-03
VINEGAR From Cider

In frost-proof room place on end
as many barrels or casks without
heads as you wish to fill Fill eacn
of these one-third full of soft water;
then fill up with apple cider, adding
two quarts of good yeast to each bar
rel. Cover with boards or thin mus
lin colth to keep dirt and insects cut.
In a few weeks you will have good
vinegar; without the yeast, it would
be all season becoming good. Then
fill up into barrels for sale, leaving
a little-about one-eighth-in each
barrel, and refill as before with apple
cider and soft water in the proper
lions above given. Pure cider makes
vinegar too strong for anyone to use,
and requires longer time in making
II attention can be given it, the sup
ply may always be kept up if when
q i:ss gallons are drawn out
the barrel is relied with zeiticEs X kent
for the purpose. If one neglects to
refill or draws out nearly all the vim
egar before replenishing, the vinegar
will lose it's sharpness. Old sour cider
in this way comes into vinegar much
quicker than new.-Chases Recipe
Book.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-03
Peter f. Fenton

Peter F. Fenton, fusion nominee for
the Twenty-eighth legislative district,
Butler county, Nebraska, was born in
Winnebago county, Illinois, in the year
1856. When Is years Of age he moved
with his parents, brothers and sisters
to Butler county. Nebraska. He at
tended the district schools and received
a good practical education, and worked
on the farm until he was Il years old,
after which he drifted into the mer-
camille business in David City for four
teen years. For the past thirteen years
he has travelled for a Council Bluffs
wholesale establishment For two
years was one of the vice presidents of
the Bryan Travelling Mems association
of Nebraska Has always been a
staunch democrat and ardent supporter
OF fusion. He is married and owns one
of the prettiest, most comfortable and
happy homes in David City. AS he will
be elected, he will be found in our leg
lature voting right on all measures OF
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-03
HI. III. Mauck

Editor Independent: | wish to say
something for Mr. Mauck. our candi-
date for congress. Unfortunately there
seems to be around headquarters the
impression that he is too silent on the
pass question. | know of my own per-
sonal knowledge that he is under no
obligation to the railway company, and
that he is paying his way in this cam
paign He stands squarely on the
congressional platform adopted at
Hastings, and the democratic one as
made at Lincoln on corporation ques-
TONS | am satisfied that he is as
clear and free from all corporation in
fluences as any man on our ticket this
year. y SUTHERLAND.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-03
The. Price of EGGS

She said she'd take dozen of eggs,
but while the grocer was counting
them out. she asked the price. He
told her. and she shrieked:
Seventeen cents?"
eyes, ma'am.''
why, that's outrageous
"Well, it's hard times. and every
thing is up
She sat down on a sugar barrel
sighed several times, and asked if eggs
were likely to go higher or lower
don't claim to be prophet" he
replied as he twisted sheet or paper
into the shape of tunnel, "but I dare
say that they'll be down to sixteen and
one-half cents in less than a week. and
perhaps go lower. Trade, which is
naturally depressed during July and
August, is looking up little. Our ex-
ports of gold are now equalled by our
imports. The calling in of bonds pits
more ready money afloat and capital
lists are much more hopeful this week
than last. The crops are about ready
to move, navigation prospects are
brighter, and public confidence in fl
nancial incomes is rapidly returning
one thing moves around another. YOU
see, and though, as said before. am
pot financier, and my. predictions are
not entitled to any great weight. It
seems clear to me that eggs have got
to come lower. A great current of
eggs is setting toward this point from
a dozen different directions, and even
If the calling in of bonds, and the sale
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November Low Rates

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Slightly higher rates for tickets good
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LIVE STOCK SHOW: One fare plus
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Elmer F. Vifouain

Editor Independent: This gentleman
was nominated by the fusion forces as
their candidate for representative from
the Fifty-second district.
Mr.. Vifouain is son Of the late
Colonel Victor VifQuain and has been
a resident of Keya Paha county for
twenty-one years and has never held
a county office He is a well educated
man, stock raiser and is successful
farmer, with a strong feeling for the
people of his class.
He is 43 years of age, and no farmer
or citizen of this district could so far
forget his own interests as to vote
against this man. We need a legisla-
ture this winter that will have our in
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-11-03
George w. Ellsworth

AGeo w. Ellsworth, the populist and
Memocratic candidate for state sena-
ftor in the Eighteenth senatorial dis
Etrict, comprising the counties Of Nance,
|Merrick and Polk. was born thirty-five
wears ago at Windsor, Conn. His edu-
ration was obtained at the district
Ischool and later at the high school OF
Fullerton. Becoming member of the
Farmers Alliance it was but natural
that he should become a populist and
he has affiliated with that party from
the time he cast his first ballot for
SGeneral Weaver for president. After
serving ffrrrrsaapnty for four years as
county clerk. Mr.. EllsWolirim sc-szterad
business life at Fullerton, and was at
once elected mayor of his city, His
nomination as candidate for the state
senate was entirely unsolicited on his
part He is pledged, if elected, to an
economical administration of state af-
fairs, to refuse railroad passes, to ia
vor the Brady bill or a similar meas
ure in the interests of the farmers
elevator people, and generally to all
the reforms advocated by his party.
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Mr. r. o. Adams

e 3or Independent: 1t is sincerely
hoT VI that the fusionists OF the Sew
ent nth senatorial district will take
ady. ttage OF their opportunity to elect
so Mong a man as Mr. Adams, a man
Whj Is in sympathy with the interests
of the taxpayers of the state. | have
known Mr.. Adams for the past four
teen years; was intimately associated
with him in professional and political
walk in southwestern Nebraska for
sd1eral years, and feel quite sure that
tNaiusionists of that district can make
nj mistake in seeing to it that he is
eVHt ted by substantial majority, in
witch case they would be assured OF
al Earnest, able and eloquent advocate
d&Ithe interests OF the taxpayers OF
nnis state.
l.. HI. BLACKLEDGE.
u Red Cloud. Neb.
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John r. Newhall

Mr. Newhall has been a resident OF
Tilden for nearly twenty years, He
has tons of staunch friends and few
pounds of bitter enemies-and he is
probably as vain of his enemies as he
Is proud of his friends. Long and
lean, with still strong suspicion of
his New England birthplace left in
his enunciation; positive, outspoken,
ruggedly honest. uncompromising in
his dislikes, firm as mountain OF
rock in his friendships; methodical as
a banking house, successful business
man, shrewd, optimistic as a high
school graduate and as full of ginger
as bottle of English mixed pickles
that's John F. Newhall.