The independent., 1904-08-18

II there are any who doubt the deep
interest the people have in the cause
OF reform let them come to The Inde-
pendent Office and see the hundreds OF
letters received every day bringing
good news from every locality. More
than ever before the people realize
the need for the peoples party. Both
OF the old parties are owned and
controlled by plutocracy. Thousands
Of the rank and file in both the re-
publican and democratic parties are
docking for a new political home. All
that is necessary to get their support
for the peoples party is to teach
them its doctrines and acquaint them
with it's platform and candidates. In
dependent readers are busy in every
locality spreading the truth. During
the past week they have ordered thou
sands of extra copies of Hon. Thomas
II. Watson's speech for circulation and
distribution. Hundreds have sent in
long lists OF new subscribers at the
special campaign rate of Is cents each
or
SEVEN FOR "A DOLLAn.
There is no more effective work to
be done for the cause of reform than
to aid in extending the circulation
and influence of The Independent.
Every loyal peoples party man should
be a subscriber and every subscriber
should be at work helping to extend
the circulation in his neighborhood.
Those who read The Independent may
be. depended upon to vote and vote
right.
Why not get up a SEVEN FOR A
DOLLAR club in your neighborhood?
Others are at worl-why not add your
name to the list of those who stand
for principle?
THE HONOR ROLL.
M. r Holm, Macon, Mo.
John P. Tate, Pawnee, Ill.
II. ]. Fleming, Santa Rosa, Mo-
J. C. Cuyeton, Silver City, New Mex.
H. c. Howell, Howell La.
j. w. Ross, RatcIiff, Ark.
w. %. Hill, South Bend, Neb.
Al. P. Thompson, Summit Pt., w. Va.
THOMAS Hunt Kennedy, Ohio.
r. C. Helder, Manhattan, Kan.
Nv. N. Nalley, Villa Rica, Ga.
w s.. Osborn, Kaufman, Tex.
l.. G. Law, Denver, Colo.
II. o. Robinson, Belleville, Ohio.
w. d. Watson, Carter, Ill.
e. B. Whitmore, Rochester, N. Y.
John Surles. sr., >Atwell, Tex.
"A. w. Weeks, Vernon, Fla.
j. G.. Hanley, Peters Creek, va.
w. f. Butler Wooden, Tex.
j. w. McCauley, North Platte, Neb.
VIM. Lee, Washington, d. c.
George M. Thompson, Pickard Ind.
H. j. Andrews, Jaqua, Kan.
). w. Wallace, Preston. Kan.
l.. c. Barr. Holdrege, Neb.
L. H. McCollum, Acton, Tenn.
d. H. Bashford, Carlow, Mo.
John ]. Reifenberg, harrington, DEL
Sam1 A. Blackstone, Chester, N. H.
D. E. Andrews, Pleasant View, Ky.
Frank Forbes, payette. Idaho
N. Demonlin, Highland, LII.
Alvin Fox, Logan, Kan.
J. A. Moline, Ogalalla, Neb.
G. M Garner, Snyder, Tex.
W. F. Mcknight, Jackson, Tenn.
J. A. Snyder, Hebron, Neb.
Henry Brooksmith, Bicknell. Ind.
James Carriso, Sullivan, Ind.
]. G.. Johnson, Orville, Ala.
w. l.. Burton. Point Center, Ala.
Fred Van Dyke, Harpersfield, N. Y.
A. L. Smith, Lithonia, Ga.
J. S. Hollihan, Long Eddy. N. Y.
Anderson Johnston, Miola, Pa.
H. F. Palmer. Phillipsburg, Kan.
J. b. irwin, Brookland, Ark.
]. b. Gleaton. Comanche. Tex.
M. S. stephens, Lebanon, Neb.
A. r. Taney Hamilton, Mo.
Fl w. Worder, Lexington. Me-.
A. Freeland, Mt. Pleasant. Tenn.
J. ID. Cody, Plano. Tex.
w. II. Wright, Avoca, Neb
H. G. Keyes. Coldwater. Tenn.
VIM. Hess Milton. Ill.
Chas. Williams, Ashland. Neb.
j. M. Leonard, Kanarado. Kan.
E IL. McCollister. Mangum. Okla.
A. b. Wealdey. Comanche. |. Il.
". r. Moran. Leigh, r,eD
Vim. III. Ashley. Edgar. Neb.
James J. Routt. Loami. Ill,
p. K. Myers. Deer Park, Wash.