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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-16
FEBRUARY 1e. 1905
Somewhat BewiIdercd

Editor Independent: Having read
SO many well written pieces, ideas, no.
lions, opinions, policies and visions,
as well as principles in your paper, as
we'll as some other papers, trying to
uphold true American principles
called by so many names when applied
to old as we'll as newer parties and
bring no scholar and nothing but a
common clodhopper often become
more or less bewildered / am some
what of an Independent Tin thought
more particularly both in religion and
politics. / suppose | might say was
nothing politically (being both young
and an orphan) until the little simb-
ling, sapheaded lawyers, preachers and
others began to blow their little seces-
sion trumpets which started me TO
thinking, reading and deciding. q was
no secessionist.) went Into the army
in 81 rather than be carried in. | was
surrendered to Gen. Grant by Gen. Lee
at Appomattox, which made my stock
in southern democracy as have seen,
understood and known il, more than
worthless. | was greenbacker long
before | knew of the venerable Pete-
Cooper and the greenback party | Was
with and for the reform movements
until the h-l-ish d-v-ishness OF 1896.
was then somewhat OF secesh until
this 1904. voted her straight for
Watson for yourself and down to con-
stable in the county, while | always
grant others the same right and liberty
take my self in politics and religion
Yet we are all subject to each other
criticism of differences in opinion (Or
of words and actions). Probably II
the presidential lD.) han not bnzzed
so to the confusion of thoughts and
principles in w. j. B.'s bonnet he
would not have made so many declar-
ations and then paid no more attention
to them than if not made, but being .
democratic politician he must follow
the customs and rules which is party
party, party, office, office, office, Per
haps hes like jeff Davis in the sixties
defending on old England to help, a:
he but recently returned from Owe
there. If the papers we're correct
England backed li secession until tn
Bible war was fixed realization apt
then through her democratic and othe
allies North overthrow the Lincoln
Chase and Thad Stevens financial greer
back policy and got what is known a,
the senate amendment on the secont
greenback bill with the devil begottel
English conceived hell reserying ma
tional banking system fastened on tn
American people as tail to the Amer
Jean financial kite, which in my humbl
opinion is the foundation cause of NOR
woe and misery with the laws resolu
lions, decisions and rulings establishe
since to uphold and perpetuate tn
h-l-ish policy and principe, which de
preciated the greenbachs at the tim
and since has destroyed nearly all Q
them and now favOrs entire destrue
ton of them all, which was goo
enough for the preservers OF our glor
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-16
TWENTY Thousand Populists
Alto, Texas.

Editor Independent: | LCtice in your
issue of Dec. 20 that The Independent
will from now On follow the orders OF
the rank and file of the peoples party.
This inspires hope for the cause OF the
common people and no one can DOUBT
the great good that will follow IL you
stand firm.
With 10000 voters in our state
am sure that in 1906 the party OF re
deemers'' will see redemption In truth
| for with such a motive power OF earn
est men no legion of corruptionlsts
can withstand Honest men Will soon
see that our party is amply able to
resist any appearance of evil COLLISION
which for the past eight years has SO
DELAYED our advancement. These 20
| 900 voters cannot be counted as any
thing but populists; will represent nc
party strength but that OF the popullst
party and when these are organized
into state, county and precinct commit
tees they will not be made to repre-
senior rather misrepresent our party.
Now we are again free from entansllng
alliance and the past ought to teach
us that all important AKIN that IL
you want thing done, don't ask 9TH
ers, but do it yourself.
4 Every populist now should be ready
and willing to help organize. II only
eight are found in each precinct VINO
voted for Watson and Tibbles those
ought to resolve themselves into q
precinct committee and al once pro-
coed to call meeting OF all precincts
in each county, then In state meet
ling organize the state. After this is
dome future work will have discipline
las now constituted, many committee
men are fusionists and the task OF or
sanizing will be somewhat like that OF
organizing the Bryan democracy when
the other fellows have ali the commit
tees.
Many of the members CT the fusion
state committee may be ready now tc
60 with the reorganization and II SIN
cere, will aid in the work, but with
our present form, confusion will result
T can see no reason that will compel
the 10000 straight popullsts to wait
until another state convention is called
to form new committee. 1t seems to
me that if it is possible, that as con-
stituted we must wait the call OF the
present committee, the COMMITTEES
1should be called now and discuss
where we are, that months OF time
may be saved.
You will find, dear editor, that
mighty power will show itself whei
1.-The test comes. 1t will take your care
full and vigilant watch, together witt
strong hard pull toward the shore
The enemy is alert and you need tn
backing of the 10000, but cut loose
I believe populists are made OF stu1
to do it. w. e. STARkEY.
WILDER, Ncb.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-16

never surrender. To them We will look
for wisdom and counsel.
Now, brothers, let us take hold OF
the work determined to win in 1908 and
by the help of the Standard Oil trust,
and the great banking trust and the
thousand smaller trusts that will
squeeze the people into an active politi-
cal revolution we will elect our full
ticket from the smallest to the highest
office in our land.
T. A WESSON M. n
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-16
NOSE CANCER CURED

Mr.. A. Garfield of Tecumseh. Neb,
suffered with severe cancer OF the nose.
He has been entirely cured by DIR. 7.
O'Connor and will answer any In
uuiries from other sufferers. Write
him and at the same time send full
description of the cancer to DIR. +.
OConnor, Lincoln. Neb. He can cure
you. His charges are reasonable and
terms of payment easy.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-16
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| IT YOU CAN'T SLEEP take Trilby Sleeping
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| bad results -Four sleeps for &c.
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| obesity treatment Costs 81 per month. Re-
| duces you three to five pounds per week.
| LADIEs-Dr La Ruc's Balloon Spray Syringe
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nIG6S the DnU0 CUTTER
1921 O st. Lincoln, Neb.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-16

/. A. WESSON. M. D
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-21
Executors NotIce.
tFirst publlcatici April 21.)
(l4ast publication ....s I'D

Estate of S. F. White, deceased.
The undersigned. having le,n
appointed, executor of the last
will and testament of :. +. White
late of the County of Prow-rs, a d
State Of Colorado, deceased, here
by gives notice that he will appear
before the county court Of Prov :
ers county, at the cou rt
house in Lamar at the March
term. on the 22nd day of May a.
d, 1905, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate
are notified and requested t. :
end for the purpose hasi & the
sape adjusted All psrso' s ndebt-
ed to sad estate are requested t.,
make immediate payment to the
undersigned
D,tcd l4tli, day of April,
\ d 1905
w + WHITE, Executor
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-21

See the elegant new line of car-
pets at Hollis for ten d US OILY
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-04

gine,1 duBerit bemerfensper,
ten 8miibenfan aus Der 8eit oes
MufentbalteS bes &ailerS Wllbelm
in 2iiiabDn meloet bic rWorboeutihe
Glgemeine 8eituna". Danab ems
ping Der 8aiier anb cine Deputas
tim beutiher io5ialiitiiher @lasars
better aus benz benabbarten So
mora, uelbe linn einen/ %filberner
Teaer ala 6ulbiaunasgeibent iiber@
reidte. Die @abe bat, pie oas Of
fiai6ie Blatt b~insufiat. cine inter-
eiiante 8Draeibibte. Bei Der. Be-
ihluBfaiiuna iiber Die Srage, ob beti
Raiier Elm @elbent aemabt tperoen
ioIe. rpenbete elm @lasarbeiter elm.
8ebel puroe NIT einem lolden
Sbritt niht einoeritanoen fem. 9as
rauf ertpioerten ale anoern: rBebel
uno Die 8erliner Barteileitura gebeA
uns nid9ts an. Wir ftuo freie Wdn.
ner, uno menn oer 8aiier in'S Iuss
lamb tommt, molten -auh mir ibui
buloiQen. Der &aiIer mar BON
benz fpontanen Nft Der iosialiitilfen
Grbeiter iehr befrieoist uno ipenoete
ibnen Elm arDBere8 @elogel6ent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-04
gett uper go yahren

ibon ipurbe Mrs. 8inslom's SoDs
thing . Snrup BON Wiaipnen pon
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
anaetpenoet. Wir1t gu i'm S@lale
our9 bas Sdreten eines 4inbes ges
itDrt, baB i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor
S@merset tueint? Wenn 10, la1ie
iDfDrt cine Tlaide Don ,.Mrs.
Winsloms SpDtbine Sgrup" holen.
Sein @ertiit unbeaablbar. gs miro
benz tleiner 2eioenpen ipfprt Ainoes
rung perfHafen. GerlaBt eud bas
rauf. Witter. es lit tein Bmeifel
tariber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe. reeus
liert ben Waeen unb bic Nierert,
beieitigt @ino 8o[if, erueid)t ben
@aumen, perbinbert g~Ataiinbung
unb ftdrtt bas gauge 5pitem.
vWfrS. WinslDms Soothing Sgrup'
fir sabnenoe ainber 1T aneenebm
i'm @eihmad; bas 8ecept ltammt
uOn einem ber beiten meibliden
Gerste in ben Ser. Staaten. &c lit
bel aaen Druaeiften in Der aanaen
Welt at baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slaihe. &auft nidtS anoeres, nls
Wer8. WinSlppS SDDthina Snrnp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-04

es lit cine aroBe Stabt, cine Sabrit.
ftaot, unb oa bat es natiirfih Elm
gut Eeil ppr ieit,em beutihen 8araf=
ter einaebibt. Nber Elm fairies
Deutihtum befibt es nod INNER uno
audi Die alten grabitiDnen speroen
noh aepfIeat. Wan 1T ltDls anf Die
Beraanaenbeit oer Staot une fam
es iein. Suboten pirb in Der @ez
ihidte bes DeutIbsN merifonertums
tt1mer cine geadtete ShlunJ elm.
nehmer. 49,
Mab e;nem i'm cincinnati Com,
rtercial" per6ffentlidten Snterpieu
nit &apitain Gotten $. Broom pom
81. Bunoes Snfanteriereaiment be.
fiirhtet man i'm Ofhsiertprps IN.
ierer auf ben Bbifipbinen itationier'
&Dlonial : Mrmee a%aQemeinen einen
Nufitano eeaen Die WeiBen unter
ben Walariihen 06lterlhaften felt
Den uneebeuren grfo[aen Der Sapa.
rler, ebenio tuie meitblideuoe gng'
ldnoer cine ueue Sepob N~epoluttDn
befurhten. 3apt. BrDmn la9t:
.Durbaus ruhige unh f~unlerpatipe
b1bere Nrmeepffisiere baben mir Der.
iibert, baB Die Silipinos iiber tura
Doer lang gegen uniere 6errihaft itdl
erbeben neroen, ebenlD mie fie periUs
biih eeeen bic ipanii9e iid9 erbDber,.
Wfan Bort aus ihrem Wunoe ear
niht ielten mebr: r@as bic Sapaner
f6nner, bas f6nnen mir AUDI" User
uniere tleinen &erle (oie in Sort
ghDmas itatiDniert geueIenen Silt
pinDs. tpelbe aur misunderstanding
heriibereebradt tpuroen) iiber Die
Siege Der Sapaner BAT frpblofen
uno 1ib ibrer Stammoermanot1haft
nit ~benielben bat ribmen b6ren, benz
miro elm gibt auf9eeanoen fem.
Sic baden einen unbdnbigen Naliens
ftpls. oieie 6alb : Walapen. Der iim
friber ooer ipdter in fir uns unan=
aenebmer Weiie betdtieen miro"
9aS t6nnte uns tur nod febleal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-04
Sin forciertcr Rift

enbet otter IN einem llnfal. I'M Der.
lebungen gu beilen, gebrau6t 8ud=
lens Nrnica Salbe. Sine tiefe Wnttbe
IL meinem SUB, i6reibt 3bepbore
S9iile, Columbus, O., pernr1a6te
mir groBe S6mer5er. 4erste tparem
ma6tloS, aber 8udlen'S Qlrnica Solbe
beilte le i6uell, % Gents. IN ma
ben bel s. 9alteper & Sobn, SEQ. =.
s. S6mibt unb Abolp9 0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-04

Nind's 5 Gents Dauuna uiQarren.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21

when it comes to a final vote, and in
fact from present indications the
prophecy might be ventured that no
purity" measure except the Sunday
closing bill now pending in the senate
will be adopted by both houses and be-
come a law.
Ainey's anti-cigarette bill, which
has been pending in the house for some
weeks. has been changed so that it's
own father can scarcely recognize ii.
The committee and its promoters, how
ever, have agreed to the measure in its
amended form, and there seems some
prospects that it may go through. As
originally introduced the bill provided
more or less drastic punishment for all
dealers who sold or gave away cigar.
cites, cigarette tobacco or cigarette pa =
pers to minors or to students in any
public school or college. These penal
ties extended to the lads themselves,
but a provision authorized their exem-
ton from punishment II they gave evil
dence under which the dealers might
be punished. The measure has now
been changed, however so that it pro-
vides only; that any minor seen smok-
ing cigarettes on the street shall be
subject to be decreed a Juvenile delin-
quent person" under the provisions of
the juvenile court bill, which has every
prospect of early becoming a law. The
probate courts of the state, which are
created as Juvenile courts under the
provisions of that act, without extra
compensation, are authorized to recon-
mend to the district courts the con-
fining of any boy or girl in the indus
deemed advisable.
The coming week promises to be a
busy one with the representatives
Monday has been a very busy day, Ad-
kinson's semi-annual tax bill beine
considered at the morning session and
Smith of Washington's direct primary
election Law in the afternoon. Two
very important bills have been set foi
consideration on Wednesday afternoon
These are House Bills Nos. 1870 and 1871
The first named il the administra tior
bill for the reorganization OF the state
land department, with a land registrar
to take charge of the office work and 6
land commissioner for the numerou.
field duties. The second named bill /,
designed for the protection of the for,
ests of the state from forest fires. tn,
state land and timber selectors bein,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21
WITH THE |OAHo SolONS
WILL Be A LIVELY WEEK
Purity Measures to Come Up-Boundary Line
Between Washington and Idaho Counties
To be Taken up Today

BOISE, Feb. 20.-The senate is
deeply troubled of late over some of
the so-called purity measures that
are pending before that body. The
Sunday closing bill the anti cigarette
bill and all the others that are now in
the senate-to say nothing of the local
option bill, the anti-slot machine bill
make hegira from the house at an
early date, provided votes and other
circumstances are propitious - have
been giving trouble of late, and the
grave signors who occupy seats on the
republican side-or sides-decided in
caucus several days ago they would
pass the Sunday closing bill with an
amendment placing it under a local op-
ton plan. This decision was arrived
at, in connection with the conclusion
that all the other purity measures were
to be sent to an early grave, in a very
secret caucus, close executive ses-
sion. with guards posted to warn of all
newspaper men and other inquisitive
individuals. But "the best laid plans
of mice and men gang aft aglee" and
the secret leaked out. AS a conse-
quence the protests began pouring in
on the senators to such an extent that
they finally determined to take it all
back and begin over again. caucus
was held the last of the week at which
it was decided to pass the Sunday clos
ing bill without any entangling local
option clause, and all is again serene in
the chamber on the west side of the
capitol building.
Over in the house the purity" people
are having bad times over their meas
ures, but SO far the Importance Of
these has been somewhat overshad-
owed by the Kootenai county division
bill and some Of the administration
measures. The local option bill, and
the anti-siot machine bill were offered
early in the session to the committee
on privileges and ELECTIONS. of which
Norman Belcher of Pocatello is chair
main. The local option bill has not
yet been reported but 1t is probable
that it will be in the course of a few
days. and the posted ones assert that
1t will not be a favorable report The
slot machine bill was reported back
adversely by this committee on Sat-
urday, and while no action has been
taken upon the report other than it's
I reception, it seems to be dead one
Knowing ones believe the local option
bill will also be defeated in the house
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21
LAFE PENCE IN PORTLAND !
10 Promoting . Water Project. in ThxAas
Vicinity

Lafe Pence. of the Suburban HOgnR !.
Supply and Pipeline company, asser1eGA
today that there win be no contenttnns
of the right OF Portland 20 use all tNa--
water desired at present or that maU~
be required In future for firnisning-
residents with water for domestic pur~-~
poses. says the Portland Evening Tele--
gram. He intimated that the aot Ton see-
the Legislature in adopting n law ap--
propriating the water Of Bull Run &C.,
the city OF Portland was OF little com-4
sequence in his plans, saying that -tAs
water of Sandy is just as wet and jtfsA
as desirable for every PURPOSE. otheT
that drinking Asked whether or noA
his company included the present CORN.
panies supplying water to suburftanx.
towss. he resorted to the Yankee trick.
OF parrying with a question.
1T Is simply tempest I'm a teapot
Neither I nor any other person coslld2
interfere with the present or futu<aa>
supply of Portland, and 1t is a case Ucss
couldn't II we would. and woufdnrE
| II we could There is an abundance 60
water in Bull Run for all present aMsss
future demands within the city lifnicS
| There will be no contention OF trsn-
| right of the city to use all that it waueEi
One thing is certain however, IL thE-
city does not do II. and promptly, "
propose to furnish a supply of puBes
, water. under ample pressure for am
purposes, to the residents of SETTLE
ments. suburbs and towns adjacent txs
and surrounding Portland"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21
WINE DUSTRY
Robert SchIeicher viii Increase Acre
age Of Grape Vineyards

Robert Sohleisher has returned froFrzs
two weeks trip to the coast where
he has been on business. Mr.. Schleicher
is now devoting much of his time tG
the making of fine wines and his stor-
age warehouse in this city is one Of the
finest equipped in the state. Mr-
Schleicher states that he is doing an
extensive business wholesaling Wines
to the dealers and that he VIII thix.
year endeavor to put under cultfvatioG.
a few acres more of grapes irR hs2
| vineyards east of the city in order ms
increase the output of his wines At
] the present time Mr.. Sehleicher has
under cultivation about twelve acref
all in grapes.
| Mr.. Schleicher is now engaged il. eex=-
| perimenting in his laboratory with n
view of turning out an unfermeuted
grape juice and states that he is meet
ing with fairly good success He, pre-
diets that the grape culture In slhfx:
section will far overshadow any other
industry in Lewiston valley within n
few years.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21

made -officio fire wardens. Due PEN
alties are prescribed for the leaving of
fires by campers without carefully put
ting them out, and for failure to re-
move any dead underbrush by timber
men i'm cutting trees. On Tuesday aft
ernoon the senate bill for the fixing of
the boundary line between Washing
ton and Idaho counties is to come ND
i'm committee of the whole. For some
years past there has been some ques-
ton as to the locus of a strip of land
In the northern end of Washington, as
it has generally been regarded. and
which embraces a portion of the Seven
Devils mining district. The bill in
question. which was introduced by
Senator Smith of Washington county
and which has passed the senate, con-
firms this territory to Washington
county.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21
WILSON TALKS
OF Cnnl
South American Country Is Rie1r'
In Gold and phOs-
pilates

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 40.--1ns-
Henry L. Wilson, of the state OF Waann
ington, United states minister to Ch11
who is in Washington, looks 80 msic1ss,
like his brother. ex-senator John T..
Wilson, that many people confuse hl1ns
with that energetic and suceessfuDxr
has represented the United 8tatess -.
Santiago for the past eight years am
is an expert in all that relates to Cnf1M
ana Its sister Latin American states
Chilli" said he. has undoubtedly IA
great future, for II is a country OF won----
derful resources awaiting develop-4-
ment Its people are among thA manRx u
progressive and ambitious Of the na3nAz
branch. The government IL moAnAnd9 1
somewhat after ours. but with thissAm- !.
portant distinction: Instead Of ae1la
governing states they have = numbans-
of provinces, which are controaieA -
governors appointed BY the presfAsnR :
Of the republic. In other words, tAa-
system is that of a strongly eentrao-
ixed authority, emanAting 'frefn ~.
federal capital
Chill il rich beyond belief In minees
and phosphates, the latter paying ean
royalties two-third. OF all the esr--
penses of the government The 0thsr !
revenue is derived from customs du- !
ties. which are very high, the ChileaMs )
believing that the foreigner pays tha.
tax. which IL an obvious error, sssiA9 !
that the burden falls on the consumine
public. and there be no compensatory !.
benefit OF protection OF home indalstpsaar
for II is country almost destitute. a.
manufactures. Our trade with Chuk1
is growing at satisfactory Hates. AroN
In the time have been there we naN4r>
advanced from seventh on the mt 80
countries which sell Il goodh to- tnArth !.
With the completion Of the nropsss1s.
line OF railroad which will connect No..
two Americas. Chill win became. one go.
our best customers."
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21
Officers Elected

PECK. Feb. 1S-The directors of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance asso-
citation met at Mohler last week. The
officers of the association are. presi-
dent. o. d. Holmes; vice president, Mr'
Smiley: secretary Mr.. Baird; treasurer
Tbos Thosteson. The association
has forty-four charter nehoers
and bids fair TO become strong and
influential organization. Mr.. 5. L.
Swenson, who is solicitor for the asso-
citation, has planned an active cam
paign for the coming season.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21
SPECIAL AGENT cuLLoM HERE
y. s. Land Office Official Will Make
Headquarters in Lewiston

Mr.. H. c. Cullom, special agent of
'he United State land office arrived in
the city last evening from Miles Citv
Mont. and will make Lewiston his
headquarters.
Mr.. Cullom is a bright appearing
young man and is nephew of Senator
;. NJ. Cullon of Illinois He. is an
iiihols man but has spent much time
IN the west and has been i'm the gov
ernment service for several years. He
VIII enter ON his duties at once and
VIII take office room in the local land
office.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-21

A well ought to be bored near here
at once there are SO many indications
that hot air can be struck in this vi
cinity.