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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-22
Card of Thanks.

The benefit entertainment Monday
evening was so literally patronized that
the management feel it their duty to re-
turn to the good Chrstian-spirited peo-
Pile of this city their sincere thanks for
their warm-hearted attendance. The
net receipts of the house were $l.75,
which was duly deposited in the bank
to Mrs. Kelley's credit.
We met several good sanity souls the
following morning, who were not able
to gain admission to the hall (which is
altogether too small for Hood Rivers
charitable work.. They handed us a
bunch of regrets, and said they wonld
make it point next time to get around
earlier. This helped some. OF course
these regrets will! not go at the bank for
collateral, neither will the merchants
accept them for -four and bacon, but,
coming as they did from people of high
christian ideas, it tends to make us feel
that one can do worse things than get
up charity entertainments.
So we have nothing but the kindliest
feeling for these regret pedlers, and do
sincerely hope when they have finished
their career in this sin-cursed world and
passed to that land where ice cream
and cold feet are unknown, there will
be erected to their honor a monument
that will reach to the moon. May they
soon need it.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-22
Tin and Iron TOYS.

Tin and Iron Toys OF all kinds, includ-
ing Mechanical Toys, Toy Animals, Toy
Wagons, Carts, Doll Houses, etc. The arti-
cles in this line are too numerous to mention
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-22
Games of All Kinds.

Our stock of Games this year is COM
plete. Among them are Crokinole Board,
Pit, Finch, Panic, Wiggs Cabbage Patch,
Checkers, Dominoes, Parchesi, Chess, India,
Buster Brown at the Circus, Parlor Croquet
and many Others too numerous to mention
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
Som &riessi9auplate.

Die neueiten SriesSna6ridten lauten,
baB Die 9apaHer am Sumitus. Conn.
tag, WtUntas uuo OisnitaS wieber cinen
tapferen slusriff auf bic 0tuiien in Der
gia6baridaft BON Sai6ens unb 2iao.
bang mahten, bod feblen 9enaue De-
taitS iiber bas Reiultat.
Oof erideiut ss, buB Die 9tulien
Saiben9 rdunlten uno @eneral Suros
puttin ii6 in aller Gle mad Dem 9ior.
ben Ourditla9t. Die 0tuiien iOllen
BON 1000 bis 10000 wfann, 40 Sanos
men, 200 SSasen, 5lusSeu unO 10000
6lintsn ein9ebiibt baben, i6lusen aber
einen eeOroueten Giidin9 on. gu 9lei:
der 3eit ianO Elm snsriff auf Bort 9Ir'
thur itatt, absr trcs Der llneridroden'
belt Der Sapaner wnroen oieielben ,ll'
lest bod 3uriidseihla9en. Der Ser
luit Der &uiien ioll bel oieien 9efe6ten
iwii6en 5000 uni 1000 Wfann gene
len isin, wGbreuO Der Serlult Der Sa'
punsr oils 10000 unseSsbsn miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
DtttStcu.

- Der Wtiner SafOb Fatdensfp
uon Smitbuille, in Der Chapman 3cde
anSeitellt, nurbe Oonneritas bur6
einen Oedenfall setOotct.
- Die Wtiner Der 9arnum 3e6e
perwei9erten es seitern, Die glrbeit auf.
;unebmen, bis Die WiBbelligteitsn in
Yetreii bes SOblenpieSens bei9elest
iino.
- Die Oemofraten oes 5. le9islatis
pen Oiitrittes BON 2uSerne GOuntD no.
minirten an WtOntas StaOtanmalt o..
Srien pon bier oils Sanbioat fir Die
yesiSlatur.
- SObn SeffrOn, ein befunnter iuns
ger Wtann BON Sort @riffitb, erbielt
6reitas III Der DO. 5 .3e6e Der Sennipls
uauiu SOblen @ompanic bic re6te Sano
10 ihauberbait bur6 einen Oedeniall
uerlest, baB bieielbs Oberbalb oem Sc
lcnf amputirt Derbcn mubte.
- @illiam Sarrell BON Butter Str.
unS bel Dem Suntbanbler 9lbelion als
1reiber an9eitsllt, erbielt Samitas
WtOrecn bic Sebtraft bes linfen 9lu9es
;eritOrt, als Elm ab9ebrohenes @iienitiid
in Die 2uft i6nellte unO oas sluse
traf. Der Serlette wuroe mad Dem
bieii9en 9oipital 9enommen.
= Sobn Wti6uels, elm SBeit Yitts.
ton Sutider, Der am 2. Suli nad Der
9lusitelluns in ct. Souis reiite, pie er
isiner Satin erfldrts, Die ieitOem nidts
BON linn bOrte, i6eint, wenn alle glns
Seiben uidt triisen, nit Oem Oienits
mabden Sate Sop bur6sebrannt gu
iein unb man nimmt an, baB beiOe iid)
in RittsburS befinbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
EdS ThaI dbw drtS.

Iablur.-8ir iiuo wieOer ip Der
trauriSen Gage, ben Selern oeS vSerans
ton Bo6enblatt" einen 2ooesfall 5u
melben, inSem Serr Gaspar 5ruti9er,
S9asmsiiter unieres SOrou9bs unb
SBe. FrGItoent bes bieiissn @riitli Sers
Elm, lstten Wiontas bur6 fallenoe Sob
len oerart perlest murbe, oab er am
slbenb balb IL llbr ieinen @eiit auf9ab.
5err 5rutistr errei9t elm sllter BON
46 Sabrsn; er mar bel iebem bieiisen
Yiirssr isbr beliebt unO binterlGbt neben
leinsr tisi trauernben Satin, wel6e iebr
;u bsOauern lit, pier Wtdo6en unb ie9s
Snaben, pon benen Die 5pei iin9iten
nod nitt laufen fOnnen. IS briht
einem fuit Oas SerS, lpenu man ii4 in ben
Ylas BON 5rau Sruti9rr felt, bat iie ia
crit letten 2lpril elm bofinnn9spolles
WtGoten our6 ben unerbitterli6en 3Oo
uerloren. Wtor9en-SreitaS -traseu
mir unieren seliebten Sereinsbruoer gu
iciuer lesten 9tubeitatte uno mir rufen
ibm Elm ~Gr rube ianit!~ na6. SSir
merSen, wenn uus @Ott seiuno laBt,
cine Geographic iibsr ben SeritOrbenen in
Der nd6iten Summer oieier 3eitun9
briussn. @oans @omuuos, Gin Gompas
ME slnseitellter in Der Scloen 3ede,
wurSe our6 einen Defeufall sefabrlib
uerleet.-Gins 9emeiniame @rcuriion
Der bsiSen S6lau6 Companion uno
Wtuiitfapelle finoet ua6iten Wtittwoh
mad gate 9ubore ftatt.-Sd idwise
Dor Sise, mo fauft man leiate Slets
Der? Yei 5liibmanu & SSsibel.
Die 13iabrise Sophie OecOsfp
BON Durpea srtrant Wtontas int GUS
quebannu SLUG uabe Der @ortOn Sarm,
als iis fi6 in bas tisie SDaiier paSte
unb BON Der StrOmuns erfaBt pur6e.
-SObn STANLEY, elm Wiiner in Der
Slb 6Orsc 9iO. 2 .3e6e Der PennigIuas
mia Soblen @ompanie, srbielt Samitas
Dfittas, oils iid Gin Oedenfall in isiner
Sammer srei9uete, beioe 9eine sebroz
den unO puroe bem 2udapanna SoIpis
tai sur SebunOluus iibsrlpisien.
- Die G8erfe Der yadamauua Ssertiz
Tiger GOmpanis 3u WtOOiic purbsn am
Donnsritas beinabe sdn3lia onr4 Elm
6ener SeritOrt. ceiien llripruns italienis
i6en srbciterH 5u9ei6riebeu pirO. Der
alarmirteu 6euermebr selan9 es, ein
sroBes @ebGuoe su retten, oas erit fiiris
lid erri6tet murbe. Der an9eridtete
S6aSsn piro auf $751; peranidlaSt
uuo 1T burd Seriideruns gebedt. Da
Die GOmpauie anninmt, bab Sranoitifs
tuns uorliest, 10 bat iie cine SslObnuns
pOu 500 fir Die Gr9reifuns pon Sobn
Sabar ausseibrisbsu, wel6er Der Gbat
perOd6tis lit, ba er biesbeSii9lids OrOb.
nn9sn auSseitObsn batte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
kBilfesbarre @aAri6ten.

- Gin ben sliblep Planes werben
cine gnSabl 9ieubauten erri6tet unb Der
Sabnbetrisb iiberbaupt perbeiiert.
Tai6enbiebe MAIDEN Biltes. Barre
uno 0tadbaridaft uniider uuo Die Pos
lilei fabnoet oer9ebens anf oieIelben.
- Der Sdiisensgerein bat beidlOis
fen, i'm September elm srObes Yreiss
ibieBen I'M Sauouer Part ubSubalten.
= slui benz @runoitHd an Sa;le
StraBe, mo oas ~@barter Souie" itebt,
miro in Der nd6iten 3eit cine neue Spi'
seniubrit erbaut werbeu.
- Der friiber in SanOuer Gopnibip
mobnbaite SreO. q. Sermaun wuroe iu
9iewarf, u. g., ertrunfen aufseiunben
uno mau nimmt an, oab er Selbitmoro
besins.
- sliblsp uno SinsitOn per6en uOm
1. september ab bic freie YOitabliefers
unS erbalteu, uuo fir eritere Srtidaft
iiub Spei, fir leetere bier Srieftraser
eruannt worbeu.
- Sm sllter pon nabe,u 80 Sabren
ueritarb uprlesten Sreitas in ibrem
Sommerbeim bel SarueD's 2afe Srau
emma StrauB. Die SeritOrbene mar
cine sebOrene 8obenbeilner uuo wurbe
i'm Sanuar 1925 in Yapertbal, 9aOen,
sebOrsn, fam jung uaf amerifa unO
beiratbete bier i'm Sabre 1851 ibren Dor
80 Sabren peritorbenen @atteu 9lbras
bam StrauB. sic binterlGBt pier Sin.
Der, unter bieien Der betannte oeuti6e
slOuofat 9. s. StrauB.
- Bdbrsnb Der i6weren Stiirme in
ben leeten 2a9en Der uersan9enen 9Sos
DE lpuroen bel SaSletoH iiiuf Bcrionsn
ourd Slisi6ld9e setOotet uno mebrere
anoere i6wer uerlest. Die 2ooten iino
Srau Wtiles 9iufle BON Quatate YalleD
uno SOiepb asfo, @eOr9e @uan,
Wti6ael @Oran unb 9luorew giib BON
SnsiOa Die bier letteren wurben in
bemislben Sauie our6 einen ben
Shornitein berab fommeuOen 9liss
itrabl 9etOotet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
Nrrb 6crautpu.

- gilbert Yerrg uon Barter StraBe,
Gin 5slisnurbsiter in Der 9essstts Grsef
i3ede, wuroe Samitas bon sinem Sell
ienfall sstroffen unb iebr idmsrSli6
uerlest. Gs nabm stpei Stunbeu, ben
Wtann BON Der Wtaiie Su beirsisn.
- GbOmas RoplanS BON Sisiem
Staottbeile, 10 Sabre alt, 9litt am
6reitaS sntlaug bem llfer oss ROarins
SrcOt aus unb itiirSte topfiiber in bas
SSaiier; gum Slid bsmerfte S8alter
Seeor ben llnfau uno rettete ben Snas
ben Dor Sem @rtrinfen.
Srau @milie 6. Oiotbader, Satin
bss Ssrrn Charles giotbader BON S8pos
ming ausnue, itarb am SOnntas Wtors
gen in Der 8obnuns ibrsr S9wsitern
an 0iew StraBe na6 elmer anbaltenoen
Srantbeit. Die 8eritOrbens mar Al
Sabre aft uno auber benz @atten iiberles
ben iis pier SObne. Sbre 8seroisuns ere
fOlSte Disnitas I'M 5Oreit 9ia 6rieobOfe.
- Der leblOie SDrpsr oes slntbonp
@orrisan uon Sutton StruBe, psl9er
auf Oem 9spisr Sallep 3weiSe Der
9afawanna Giienbabn anseitellt mar,
wurOs SOnutas MOrssn su 8odpsa's
Bad, uubs Der Gapusu 3eds uufseiuu'
ben. Wian nimmt an, OaB elm .3us ben
Wtaun traf unO Die 8Oiduns binat
unO in ben Bad idleuoerts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
au6 bem oberen Ehale.
(NrHbaIb Gprrsippnbtni.)

- Srau Sobn Billiams BON Tbroop
lpurOe Seitern iebr idmerSlib usrbrannt,
ais Der Sunteu elmer 2otomOtiue lire
StleiounS in Sranb ieste.
- Der 1S Sabre alte Reeie Dauis,
Elm Greibertnabe in Der SObuiOn 3ede
;u Priceburs, wuroe Samitas furS Dor
Utittas BON einem Dedenfall setrOffen
uuo 10 bOs uerlest, baB oil ieinem slufs
tOmmen seSweifelt Wurbe.
- Der @ielltall in Der Q. & s..
3e6s 30 9sdpille serietb Samitas Wtit,
tas in 9rano uub nurbe tros Der
9lnitrenSunsen Der Seuerpebr SeritOrt.
9lu6 wurben iieben Giel, Die ii6 in benz
Stulle befanoen, burd ben &aud ers
itidt.
- Ole 16 Sabre 9llsina Sones,
welde iid Samitag nit elmer @efabrteu
uno ibrem Bruoer in vWfuS Rono"
nabe SermDu babete, blieb, ua6Sem iie
einsm Sprung ms SSaiier semaht
bate, in benz tiefen S9lamm an Sos
ben oss Geibes iteden unb ebe ibr 8ruz
Der fe beireien tonute. mar oas Wtaos
den ertrunten. Sbr SOrper waro fiinfe
;e9n Wtinuten ipGter aus oem Waiier
seiosen.
- Seritieoene au9etrunfene ROlen
betratsH Samitas gta6t Die 0irtbidaft
Oes GOnp Susnid I'M ~Patd" gu Bed
billie uub finsen iofort Srauall an.
Sasnid ;Os einen &euOluer uno ieuerte
auf bic Hubelt6rer, traf aber feinen uno
cann muroen er unt feline @dite aui bic
StraBe ipeoirt, wabrenb Die Serle ii6
baran ma6ten, Die @inri6tuns in
6eusrbOls su uerlpanoeln. Roli;iit Sens
bid erl6ien auf Der Stelle unb feline
Uniform peri6eute Die Polen; elmer
iebo6 lief Senbid in bic slrme unb
wuroe oem @eian9niB iiberwieien.
(Garbpubals aprrtippubtui.)
- Die 9ieruenfieber Gpioemie &C.
minnt bier all 9lusbreituns uno es pers
sebt taum Elm Gag, an welbem nl6t
cine Grtraufuug an9emelbet miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
Son Der Shbfeite.

SRI. Wtinnie JobiniOn BON Bittstou
slpenue reiite Wtouta9 Sur SBeltauss
itellnn9 mad ct. 2ouis.
Sri. Wtartba SOrnadcr bon YittSton
aueuue 1T BON eiuem slufentbultc gu
Sate SHERIDAN 3uriidsefebrt.
Serr uuS Sruu SerrD Slrnolo bon
SrOoflpn, u. y, waren auf Ssiu6 bel
Serr uuO 5rau @uitau Stard Don
SOcuit StraBe.
2riiie, Die 1Oidbri9e To6ter Ses 2Ouis
Saui6mann Gbepaares uOn s8illOn
StruBe, itarb seitern mad lanserem lin
wObliein unS miro mOrseu bssrSist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
(GarbonbaIs . aprrtippubtni.)

- Die 9teruenfieber @pioemie &C.
winnt bier all slusbreituHs unc es pers
9ebt taum elm Gag, an wslbem ni6t
cine Grtraufung ansemeloet miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
6pbe Barter Rpttsen.

| Qerr uHo Srau SatoD Fteifte
BON @beitnut 9lpenue murben Samlta,
ourh bic @eburt zines Stammenbal
tiers beSliidt.
- SRI. Bertha 6. Soldier pon Del
Staot gtew YOrf uerlebt ibre Safan;
bel ibrer Gante, 5rau 9Inna 9eber Dor
SamptOn StraBe.
- Sn Der Bobnuns ibres Sobnes
al Sampton StraBe itarb am Oienltae
6rau @liiabetb Semmler an ben Solseu
zines SdlaSanfalles. 9brs 9serbisuns
erfolgt beute.
- IS siebt cine 9roBe Wfsnss Mas
9enleioen, alle fOnnen ieood lei6t &C.
beilt peroen our6 ben @ebrau6 bon
Or. slusuit S6nis's Samburssr Gro.
pFeH, wel6e rsinisen nno bas gauge
Spitsm in einen suten .3uitanO uerisssn.
- Der 9uui6rsinsr Billiam Wfoper
pom 6airfielb aueuue uno an sinem
nelen @ebSuoe au Belt Wtarfet Stra6e
an9eitellt, erbielt am Wtontas cine iebr
i6limme Serlesung an SuBe 6es Sc
birns, ais elm Strid 5erriB unS Elm
i6peres SOl5ltiid nisberfisl unS ibn
am 9opfe traf.
- Sreo. Gies BON Sa6 Sumner
slpenue unb feline iunse Godtsr pdren
Oienitas beinabe in Vate Sbsriban ers
trunfen. Der Gater idpamm nit bem
Sinos uuf Dem Riiden uno mics balIelbe
an, iid feit gu balten; iis padte ibn
absr 10 felt an, OaB Gies ni6t atbmen
tonHte uno beioe perianten. Mtebrerc
Wfdnner in Sooten eilten CUR Siilfs
unb retteten bas Paar Dor Dem @rs
trinfen.
= Die @runbeisentbiimer iu Ssplsr
SalleD, ipel9e in 9efabr itsben, bur6
einen tiirali9en @ntIdsiO Oss @sri6tss
in oem Sale BON Selloms unS Sellons
ibr @i9entbum gu perliereu, iinb snt.
Ibloiien, iib Su webren uno lieBen am
OonHeritas beim @eridt cine Siesbes
Siislide Sittidrift eintruseu, nm ibre
Sertreibuns gu usrbinoern uno cine ses
redte Sdli6tuns Der slnselsssnbeit ,u
ermOsli6eu.
- @uau, Der 16 Sabre alte Sobn
oes 9enbrid Goberts BON Gpnon Str.,
ertrant Sonnta9 gia9mittag, als er
ii6 nit mebreren Sameraoeu i'm r9rid
Sollow" SSaiierbebalter Der Scranton
@as unO S8aiier GOmpanie nabs 9tap
slug Part babete. @r mar Der erite I'M
sSaiier uno iteuerte auf einen sroBen
5ellen nabe oem llier su, ais er pl6sli6
perlhwano, Elm paar Ssfunben lpdter
eri6ien uno oann obne elm Rort gum
lesleH Wfale oerlanf.
- Sin Sleeblatt pOn Stalienern, Die
itart benebelt waren, ma6tsu iriib am
Sonntag Wtorsen auf Dem &sit 9adas
wanna Iuenue 8iabuft Haoau uno als
Soiepb San9an uno Soiepb Mc@uire
ben 8eS entlans tamen, purOen iis gu.
crit angebalten unb oann our6 bic
SdisBwaffen Der SObns oss ionnisen
SiiOeus in Die 5lu6t sstriebsu. sic
erSdblten ibr Seio ben iie antrefenben
RoliSiiten 0torsan unb Srabibaip, mel
DIE iid sur Stels besaben, worauf Die
Staliener wieosrum ibre Sfsoolper ;ossu.
9iner Sislte feline SBaffe auf WtOrsan,
bod Sieier idlus nit ieiuem Sniippel
Die SSaffe aus Der SanO oss Series unb
alle orei purOen Sanu binsfeit ssma6t.
3pei mnBten ipatsr ie $25 berappen,
wdbreub Der Dritte init $8 Straie entz
fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04
3ebll Sage
Nerfaut

Bon Nllem in Sommerwaaren per-
fertistsn fir bieien sluiraumnn9spers
taui. S6lieBt elm SsmOsn 9aillen,
Ssmoen Gaillen &niiiSe, isparate llns
terrOds in 2inneu, Yiques uno 9awns,
SinSersaleiSer in meiBem Sapn unb
Sarbsn, Orsiiins Sacques, turSe Sis
monaS uno lanse Simonas.
9rssnb elm 9lnSus Der $15 bis $22
mar, iett SO.
llnterr0de, Die So unS Sc paren, iest
Ss.8S.
lluterrSde, Die $3.50 unS $S waren,
isst $500.
llntsrrOds. Die $40 uno $12 wuren,
iest $3.50.
llntrrrSds, Die $15 paren, 81 $40.
llutsrrSds, bic $18 unb 500 waren,
iest $I4.5O.
Seibene Srmnen Sailen
Mn3iiae. Die ooppelt 10 uicl waren,
isst $9.9s, $10.9s unb $12.9S.
Ne9en. Dber Striier6de. ma
ren $40, iest $3.50; $3.50 unb $15,
jsst $9.9s; $1s uno 500; iett $3.50.
Trauen unb 6inber ieibene
T6cfe Su ttef 9ei6nittenen Preiien.
Sap Seiben Saillen, waren
S. uuo Sc, iest $3.9s; iparen $3.50
unO $3.50, ieet $2.79. Srdnlein
Mn3iiSe. $5.9S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04

DieieS lit Der Ntonat, in wel6em
mir slllss aufrdumen uuo mir iesten
Yrsifs auf bic 9ewdnosr, bic einen sros
ssn Serlnit fir uus unO cine srOBe @rs
lparuiB fir uulers Sunoeu beoeuten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-04

Seugrinno. Oas bepdbrte Sluts
mittsl, Sorni's sllpenfrGuters Ylutbeles
Der, ma6t Wtann, Srau uno SinS ferus
seIuno, ba es neues, rsi6es rOtss Slut
Ihaiit.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-25
The Tariff Again

Editor Independent: Judging from
Mr.. De Harris communications in The
Independent, take it that he favors
a protective tariff not only, but wishes
to drag the peoples patty backward
into that sink of iniquity.
To say | am surprised but poorly
expresses it, tina. a member of the
peoples party should so abjectly de-
liver himself over to the old republic
can party.
thought the peoples party favored
equality of opportunity. the greatest
good to the greatest number. equal
right and no special privileges. Mr..
DE Hart ought TO know does know
that protective tariff creates in
equality.
He also knows that labor has never
had one nickel increase from a protsc-
tive tariff: on tho contrary. In many
instances there was cut In wages
soon after the higher protection was
secured. II IS also true that many
Of The manufacturing industries are
hampercd by the tariff.
Fuel Il ON important item In manu-
featuring. Tariff on coal increases
cost Tariff on lumber makes home
building moro difficult, while Il In
creases the distraction OF our forests
which are all too rapidly disappear.
Ing.
But what DO the plgelJh lumbcrmcn
care for future generations. 80 Ions
a. they can cot both feet Into the
trough; they have paid for The tam
and will take all advantage possible
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-25

The Joint coamlttees OF the reform
forces. representing the peoples party
of the United States, assembled In the
city OF ST. Louis. Mo-. on the 22nd.
card, and cath days Of February. 1904.
hereby call national convention 10
meet In the city o. Springfield. III, ON
ina Fourth (4,hl day OF July. 1904. AZ
IL o'clock noon Of said day, for tho
puYlose OF nominating a candidate for
the Office OF president Of TIC United
States. and candidate for tho ONCE
Of wee preslden' OF the United States:
for the purpose &c selecting national
committee Of said peoples rarity: for
the formulation of national plat
form. aud for the Transaction III auch
other business as may legally comic
before II.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-25

N. d. Reynolds, Gilmer. Wash:
You RAY enroll me in the Old Guard
of populism, being a greenbacker and
populist. Was opposed to fusion. but
stood by the fusion wing. I have not
voted since came west. there being
10 organization here. find quite q
number Of men that do not go 10 the
Tolls: they say both old parties are
rotten, and they are afraid cf the
Topulist party because they fused with
the democrats. do not know another
popullst In this county. but there are
fome In other parts of the state. How
ever shall stand pat II have 10
stand alone"
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Elmer Farley. Henderson. KY: II
nm glad 10 know tant there still lire
few loyal popnlIsts. had the
privilege OF voting for Hon. James d.
Weaver the FIRST presidential. candi-
date OF the peoples party. When the
people were betrayed into the demo-
cratic party did llke the halaucc az
them by voting for something that
didn't want In order to got q few
promised reforms which we did not
get"
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Omaha. Ncb.

y. w Dunn. NuoceStowu. Tex: MY
agt Ia II years; farmer By occupation:
democrat that voted the ticket
straight until the party indotAcd
Greeley as lts candidate for president.
was political discomfort until the
formation on the Omaha platform.
Since then have been a mld.rcad
Topullat. voting and working for pop
ulist principles and hope to 1.-Two to
Gee them prevail"
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st. Louis Address and Call.

The basis of representation shall be
one delegate from each congressional
district in each state, with an addi-
tional delegate at large for each 1000
votes or major fraction thereof, cast
for Gen. James B. Weaver for pTesi-
dent in 1899; the indian Territory and
Oklahoma Territory delegates each;
and 8 delegates from each of the other
territories, as follows, to-wit:
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What We NAV 'Erpset

Are all good. and should not US
annoy.
The socialists and Christians and
many who seem
So unlike in their bent or incline,
Will be found out some dav to be
working away
On scheme laid by Wisdom Divine.
The Bryanites struggle to maintain
the control
Of party whose mission is spent;
But in thus hanging on to an issue
that's, gone,
They defeat those with selfish In
tent.
Many thought we could win, II We
could but get in
To party all ready to use;
But it is also true, many people now
That they went whero they found
but abuse.
1t gives pardonable pride to stand or
to ride
With six million voters or more;
But we must not forget, many people
we've met.
At the democrat party are sore.
Many people still cling to the notion
this spring
That Bryan will lead all his CROWD
To declare in one voice, 80 we'll all
rejoice,
For the Swiss referendum aloud.
This would be nico indeed, II we could
but be freed
From the fact that he's not said :
word
On the rostrum, in speech, nor In
paper does teach,
This plan that has all the worl1
stirred.
In times past he did say he was In
favor some day
OF giving the people the right
To vote where they could, II It only
seemed good,
And the government said that thpt
might.
Now, If he'll stop to think, he will seer.
quick as wink,
The only way we can succeed
In getting control Of the truste with
out soul
And checking The growing greed
Is to move with plan that returns
/ to each man
The law-making power as Of yore.
And this we will do and he must
help, too,
| Or we'll say mes no good any more.
Then, friend Bryan, don't try with
gold standard to vie,
In getting chestnut burr;
But come out with us and don't make
SO much fuss
About things you can't ever stir.
Prohibitionists, too, should not look
| so blue;
But join with the crowd as they
| pass;
And should they get dry there il
reason why
Some friend should not pass them
a glass!
Then all people who love, with their
kindred above.
| Will enroll in a mighty campaign:
And from north unto south, with 3
voice as one mouth,
Well be heard from the west to
the main.
SAMUEL MONTGOMERY.
800 So. Mill ST., Kansas City, Kas,
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10 A. PARKER,
p. j. DIXON,
MILTON PARK,
J. H. EDMISTEN,
C. q. DE FRANCE,
/. D. BURDICK,

Joint subcommittee with plenary
powers.
BY order of the committees afore-
said.
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Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. yJI
1t is recommended by the national
committees that the call for a state
convention in each state shall lie
made by the heretofore wing of the
peoples party recognized under the
laws. of such state as political Or
ganization. In states where both
wings have an organization, it is rec
commended that joint call be issued.
And in states where there is no legal
organization OF the peoples party, it
is recommended that the national
committeeman representing the two
wings issue a joint call for conven-
ton.