The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-09-01

works availeth nothing, but that faith |
with works will move mountains" 1t
2 Is equally true that to build the peo-
PIES party will require both faith
and work. Thousands of readers OF
The Independent have the necessary
faith but do not properly realize the
need for works. The only hope for
reform-for relief from plut0cratfc rule
lies in the ultimate success OF the
peoples party. 1t is now on sure
foundation and under the leadership
OF the scholar, statesman and patriot, |
Thomas e. Watson, is making greater
progress than ever before The ener-
getic campaign that Mr.. Watson is
making should command for him the
active support and cooperation OF ev-
cry patriotic citizen who believes in
the doctrine of equality before the law
!. and special privileges for none. since
the days of Thomas Jefferson the
plain people have not had. q leader
SO worthy OF their confidence, so de-
serving Of their energetic support as
the great Georgian who leads the hosts
Of reform today Thousands OF Jener-
sonian democrats in every state are
docking to his standard, and will con-
tribute time and money in building
up the peoples party. They have too
much manhood. too much patriotism,
too keen sense Of right, justice, and
honor to be delivered like cattle into
the clutches of the Cleveland Hill-Bel-
mont Parker-Wall street combine.
Great numbers of old time republicans,
the Abraham Lincoln kind: are also
turning to the peoples party for relief
from monopOly's rule. Under such ia
I v0rable conditions every p0puiist
should be unusually active. Now is
\ the time to spread the doctrine in
every neighbOrhOOd. Help to teach
Z your neighbors the truth and they will
!. soon be with you in the struggle for
reform. Get up club of new readers
for The Independent at the special
campaign rate, SEVEN FOR A DOL
LAR.
Here is the list of others who are
at work and who have sent in long
lists during the past two weeks. Names
appearing more than once have sent in
more than one list. Why not join the
Vanguard and go to work? Watson
and Tibbles are making noble and
courageous fight for true reform and
surely deserve your active support and
cooperation.
THE HONOR ROLL.
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Y ]. w. George, frankfort, Ind. s
IA r. T.. Alternately. Forsythe, Ga.
John w. Curtis. Wells Point, Tex.
a. b. Snyder, Folks Station. O.
II j. Mullens. Franklin. Tenn.
4. II. N. Crane, Dixie. Ga. VS.
D. HI. Bashford, Carlow, Mo. III.
II c. Cox, Oconee, Ga. NJ
N A. Vyne, Emporia, Kan. rs
Samuel W. Collins. Thorsby. Ala.
q. A. Jordan, Ogden, Kan.
SamI Hushey. st. Francisville, Ill
4 VIM Hess. Milton. ILL.,
H. G. Howell. Howell La.
Abram Hall Miles City, Mont.
w. G. Shelton, Bishop. La.
John G. Terrell, Gallatin. ILL., IS
q A. H. Cardin. View, Ky. ,
G. f. Lear, Springview, Neb. is
George H. Wilcox. Kearney, Neb. .
George II. Wilcox. Kearney. Neb.
J. Y. Walker, LampaSas, Tex.
John ]. Boon, Jackson Tenn.
b. #. BrRndenburg, Duncanville, Tex
J. J. Taylor Philadelphia, Pa.
VIM. Skillet, Table Rock, Neb.
Harry Karnes, Centralia. Mo.
J. b. Howard. Scott, Ca
4 @. J. Toal. Canyon City. Colo.
" Savage. Pilgrim. Ala
WIN. Hess. Milton. ILL.,
VIM; Shoup. Waldron. Ind
n. w. Norcn. Allegheny. Pa.
John Moles. Powell. Neb. fNE
Andrew Rice. Neigh. Neb.
Charles n. Dcpcw. Sanbopu. NJ. Y.
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Cornelius Hurley. Pixies View. Ky.
ID. = Andrews. Pleasant View. KY.
}. ~ Grcor. Petersburg. Tenn.
w. ~ Shclicsworth. Vinomout. Ala.
A. Frrciand. MI. Pleasant. Tenn.
joel Hendricks. Sturgis Mich.
G. NJ 0arnar. Snyder. Texas.
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Ara v. Hm~ ConycrS Ga.
i. ID. Miller. Granger. Texas.
y. A. McWllsiams. Grand Station. Ca
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