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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-06-22

what VS. Il cau&cl the downfall ..
the TroianS?' asked tie man who has
forgotten his classics.
ut was tie same Old story" said the
man who was reading the sporting
page. They wouldn't let the horses
alone. Washington Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-06-22
Alfalfa Meal.

Finely ground. Kiln dried alfalfa hay
is called alfalfa meal and has given
satisfactory results as a feeding stuff
The commercial article is said to be
made from selected alfalfa and mixed
with sugar beet Ilolasses in the pro-
portion Of 70 per aent alfalfq ana %
per cent ny iasses.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-06-22

Bluff-I'd have you know. sir, that
I'm self made man. Gruff-Well, I'm
sorry for you, hut keep it dark and
don't think too much about it. and per
haps you'n get along all right.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
sIOO @elphnuna. O

Die etiG eitisr .3situus p0esH flo frtutu
~ srfIhrsu. RAP Is ptnisifsns tine stfirbttt
aranfbsit sitbL psIbs bic NiIenfdau in all
ibrtn Smffn su bitten i'm Stdnbe III Sal's
altaub Rur il be tiuiist itBt Ter 1rjtli6.n
Sri,nldaft bsfanutt pOitipr aur. aaiarrt
nfOrbsrt ais tine &OnliiutiUnsfraufbtir sinI
rcnifituiiOnrlt Sfbanpluns. Sals aatarrb.
Rur pirp tuuerltn gsnpmmtn uni pirit eirtiI
auf has 9lut unb bic lblsimissn Sbsrn6ttn
bee Spfitms, eaeuT6 bic 8runpldgt Der Rranf.
belt jnlfDrtnp unb Gem patitnitn araft stbtnp.
iupsm fs bic Contribution ets aSrpsrs ~aufbaui
unb Der Natur in ibrtm Wtrfs bilfi. Dir
GissnibimtT babsn 10 pId 8srirausn lu ibrtn
5stlirdftsn. baB it sinbuuesrt Dollars 9sIOb.
nuua fir isptn 5aa a%nbistsn. ben lie au faTirtn
pHftblt. eaet GuG sine eilfC pom .3eusnlFtn
iummtn Wan o%erslIre:
g. Gbsuty&GO, Toledo. o.
R5- grrtduft pom altn Apptbsftru, 75e.
pah'S 6amiIitn piasu fiub ett btfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
Sta0t unO Gounth.

= Sn Der Srsitas abssbaltenen Ser.
lammlun9 Der armen,8 eb6rbe nurbeu
riur Routinssei9afte erleoiat, wobei
Supt. Sesrner beri9tete. bab fi6 sur
3sit 5s3 Suiuiien i'm SiaIioe Seim be-
fanoen.
SRI. PbObe Saubises, friber BON
bier uno iest gu Buffalo wobubaft,
puroe oortielblt nit Or. Clarence
Ou4ihsrer ebelid uerbunoen. Die
Neuuermablten perlebteu Die 6litter.
modem bel bieiiSen 6reunOcu.
Die setretdrin Der ausulta sOae
No. SO, .. 8. s., Srau Sba Soff,
mann, ipiini6t Die 8eamten uub
Sdpeltern 3u benadri9tisen, baB Die
Seriammluns nidt am %.
Oejember, iOubern am 81. December
ab9ebalten Werben miro.
Gines lit iider. penn mir bic LIN.
Oronun9en Der yebsr uub bes Mtaaeus
pernahldBisen, mirO oas 8lut uurein.
IS lit ebeniulls fiber, lpenn mir gu9uit
aOni8's hamburger 3rOpfen ssbrau.
den, oieielben Die uu~Orbnunssn turiren
unO ooS Slut reiuiesn.
DirsttOr Der Oieutli6sn Si6ers
belt &ormier unO Director Der Orient.
gSerte adsr baben nOdmals be.
tanut gsmaft, ouB in 3utunft ulls
P%erioneu uerbaitet unO bsitrait perOen
wiirOeu. Die ss uutsrla6en, IofOrt
ihre Seiteuwsse pom Sduee gu rsinigen.
Dieies Dial ideinen Die Serrsu es erult
jn meineu.
ESg llHtsrriht i'm Slauisripie( ers
thsilt inter giIuitisen 9sOinsuu9en
6raultiu Gmma 6rsp. $40 Piue Ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
Shul=SeborSc.

Dieie S0rperi6aft nahm Wtontag
abeuo sinitimmis einen Yoridlas oil.
laut welfsm weni9itens 60 ueue Sdul'
ituben ;u ben Shuleu Der Staot 9ebaut
merben iollsn unb, menn n6tbig, nod
mebr. Damn murbe oas betr. @omits
i%nitruirt, cine Snipettiou porSunebmen,
um feitSuitelleu, mo uno wie uiele 3im'
mer uOtbis iein meroeu.
Der @ontraft CUR @%ntfernung pom
aide murbe an perldieoene Sirmen uers
uus9abt uno betra9t Der Preis 6! @ts.
Die Sanne.
auf Yorl6la9 bes YorrutbS Gomite
marc beldloiien. alle Nnsebote fir Sob
len ;uriidjumeilen uno neue Nn9ebote
an 21. Oejember 81 erOHnen.
auf Serlcn9en uOn y. Z. SaDne
pom 9leihen @omite maro benz ltdotis
i6eu 9ontroleur cine SohnerbObung
uon $1,000 auf $500 %srlaubt, moraus
er islblt feinen 9iueeu sisbt, ionbsrn
ibn I'LL bic 9elegenbeit 9e9ebsn peroen
ioll, feline Shreiber beiier gu beinbten,
bic uiele ertra Arbeit we9en Den S4uls
rednun9en baben. tF
Seine S%erlammlun9 Der Seb0roe loa
am Weibna6tS SOrabeno nbgebaltsn
perOen ; Die 3ase uuO liadti6uleu
lOllen uom 81. DECEMBER bis 6. Sanuar
gei6lOlien bleiben mo alle angeitellten
nor 8eibnudten beiablt wsrOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
!spnnens ,peit brinaen.

Qas Spfer pom jwei fre9su
S6miuOtsrn lit in Yuoapsit Der Saiier.
SOuis 6ruuI SOispb 9ewOrOeH. Sei
siuem Spujiergau9 I'M 6arten Der poi.
burg iielteu iia ibm jwei ~sraubartise
Manner in Den Weg uuO bsttelten ibn
an. Die bsiosu Wiummslereiie,
Die mdbiam aui Stodeu Oabsr btut.
ten. bejeihustsn iid ais 8steranen
oes 9riegss Don 1866 unb erjdblten
benz lie auimertiam ~anborenOeu wios
harden cine langs ungliidsseldidte.
Der Saiisr mar 10 gsribrt. onB sr
cine auwtiiung aui 1900 Sronen ans.
itsute uno siueH 9ieuer %abianote,
um Oas gelO iu bOleu. SObalO bic
geterauen oeu Wiammon in Den
0auosn batteu, warisn iie gum mas.
lOicu @ritaunen oss 66rihers lire
StOde meg uno lieieu Onuou. tamsu
ieOO6 niht melt. osnn iis rauuten beiul
Ysrlaiieu bee @artcus siuem Yoli;iiteu
in Die Arms uno sutpuppten li6 oils
;psi nit ialiden 86rtsn usrmummtc
iunss Suri6eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
0aS Ihdl dbtpdrtS.

Iablur. = Die Serreu 0eurD Sper'
Der BON GaplOr Strabe unO 9enrB gids
ssIi BON wtuiu StruBe iinO uuf Der
Srauteuliite. = 9err 8ultber Oeutld
pom Pittsbur9 uuO SRI. emma SdilO
pom bier wuroen s~eltern IbeuO Ourd
Ruitor 8iliam Suer in Der oeuti6en
eOunssIii6en Stride gum Suno fir Oas
geben uereiui9t. - Oas @iebauS pom
9untcr & SO. an Wtain StrnBe gerietb
DOnnerita9 WtOr9en I'M balb A ubr in
Srano uno oa tein @aHeritOd nabe 9es
mug mar, mu6te man ben Sau ben
6lammeu gum Spfer fallen lalien. Die
Seuerleute ri6teten ibre Inltrengun9en
auf Die Rettun9 BON anoerem beorObteu
Gi9eutbum, beiOnoers Der ilauotii1en
tatbOlii4en Stride, Die in GROCER @efabr
mar, aber teiueu S6a6en lit. = Or.
8. 9. Porteus bate am Oieuita9 oaS
llnsliid, aui Dem Giie an Union StruBe
a~usju9leiten uno elm Sein an jtpei
Stellen ~ bre6en. = Der Sdlte trost
man woblsemutb. iuern man bel unS
ii6 tleiOsu tbut. Slibmuuu & Bsibsl.
- Mii9uel s. Quinn pom Durpea,
Elm betanuter Manu isuer Nu9baridait,
purbe 6reitae 0ia9mittas in Der
SpurrOwuile 3e6e Der P%ennigluahia
SOblen Gompanie Ourh eineu Oedenfall
auf Der Stelle eridla9en.
S96breub CT WOuta9 0iaft nit
,pet 6reuuoen ben yadnwaura Slug ,u
Babylon @ler. nabe Dulpcu. treujte,
9litt Soiepb Nitba aui Der tlciueu
eiii9cn bride aus uuO fiel III Oas SSuis
ier. SbiAon Nitba Swcimat aui Der
OberHd9e Oes @aiierS eridieu. tOuu.
ten ibm isins 6reunOe tsinsn Ysiitanb
geben uno Der Wtann ertrant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
6erihtlihes.

6rau Satberine Mc9tultp BON Gar.
%bonoale, oes 9altens zines unoroentli.
den 9auIes iiberfiibrt, snttam nit $25
Straie uno Orei MOnuten @efdnsnis.
Carl 6autner, Der Oes ~trimiueaen
an9rihs auf mebrere iun9e MtdS6en
unSetla9t 1T, rpurOe Wesen YfsrOsbieb,
ltabls gu ie4s WtOuatsn @efGn9niB
uerurtbeilt.
9arrg @pplteiu, Der i6On eiuen Ger.
min in benz @OrrettiOusbaule uerblBte
uuo ipdter Die Sruu SurrinstOn nm
cine 3ai6enubr unO $40 beltabl, jebO6
oas @iseutbum iofort mieOer suriid er.
%ltattete, erbielt cine porlduf9e Suspen.
oirnns bes urtbsils.
Sobn BopOuid pom Sl1pbant, Der
ii6 Der 6dliduus i9ulOis betaunte.
wurOe gu fiuf Sabren 3u6tbaus Der.
urt9eilt.
anorew Sutatid BON Slppbunt, Der
eiren %SanosmaHn brutal uerflOpite, bat
$50 Strafe ju be3ableu unb elm Sabr
Sefan9niB ab;uiisen.
Better SOusufp. Der ben 6rant
Sopeusfp wGbrenp zines Streites nit
eitsm Wfeiier Usrleste, mug Orsi Nio.
nate @efGusniB ablisen.
Walter Start eutfam nit 81 StraIe
unS ben Soften fir eineu ansrifi auf
eiuen BIGGER.
Der WtoOiic Boliiilt antbonS Mo.
ran, peIder Ocn Habbincr u. Oruf
an9riff. erbiClt $15 Struie unO bic SO.
item 5uoitIirt.
OcuiO 1tihurOs nno osiicu So6n
Fuul. Die gu Spring YroOt Den Dad.
bar Sra Burner ansriffen, puroen nit
$50 Strafcn mo Den Soften bclsst.
Tocca NicurOo pom Dunmure, elm
un9eieelider 8ertdufer BON @etrdnten,
mnb brsi WtOnute @efdnsuiB abiieen
unO cine Strufs Don $500 be,ablsn.
Sohn JiOlan BON 9arbOnoale, BON
Der @race Osborne ansetlast, bot Der.
lelben $25 uub benz armenoiitritt pom
.SarbonoaIe 500 3u ~bsSablsn.
Wtar Rutcci pom @sit Scranton, Der
fesiitrite Slaidsu wieOer fiiate. purSe
u 30 Gasen @efansniB uerurtbsilt uno
bat audi 500 Strafe unO Die Soften ,u
teiablen.
alfreo z. ToOwaD, nslGer ben Sob
oeS Biaiam z. 9amss ueruriadte uno
Der uuwilltiirliden 1%0Otuns l6ul.
big %befannte, uuroe gu feds Wtonateu
u%srurtbeilt, od' Sames ans
Der ansreifer mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
= Charles S6laser fat Ous anbrsp


- Charles Sdlaeer fat bas anorew
Campbell 9ebduOe. 424 9afapanna
auenue, fir $4,000 ansefauft.
= 5ruu 2pOiu Msrria gOOre Did.
Jon BON SefferiOn auenue, Die @befrau
pom @eorse 7. DidiOu. ltarb Dienltas
9Iadt i'm alter BON 81 Sabreu.
= StuOtanipalt Dauis bat sntIdie.
ben. baB feiH GOuncilmaun ODER cine
6irma, Der elm FOLDER au9eb0rt, Der
StaOt irsenO welde Sorratbe ODER Wta.
tsrialien St uertaufen bas Ge9t babe.
- Gin 5abritubl i'm Mears @ebauSe
fiel Salnitas SOrmittas cine OtItans
pom bier Stodwerten. bod entfamen
Die JIM gaiiasiers Oeiielben nit benz
Sdreden, bonn Die Si9erbeitspOr.
ridtungen arbeiteten uno fiugen ben
6abtltubl, ebe SemauO usrlset wurOe.
Die 9batia6e, OaB Serr Seurp
Webrum eS unterlies, oas BON ibm 9e.
matts &eitament our6 3eugsn be-
slaubi9en ju lalen, miro cine gan; an.
oere 2beilun9 Der 0interluiieuihaft
jurIol9s baben, ais er beubii9ti9te, Oeun
Die 2beilung erfOt9t iset mad BEN
Stuatsseiee.
- Gin 9%8ObnbuuS 6ss 6. 8. Wtabon
an Der ode Don Carbon Stra6e uuo
@OrOOn aueuue WnrOs iriib 0ienita9
WtOrgsn Ourd Elm 6sner ium Sctrag
o msbreren t%auienO Dollars bcl6ds
oist, sbe Die alarmirts 5suerpe9r Die
6lammeu loidsn tounte. Die 8ewob,
uer Oes @ebduoes battsn eiu tuappes
9nttOmmsn.
Sine I3iebuu8 Don Geidwursnsn
fir Den ua6lten @sri6tstermin erfolgte
Dieuftas II. uuter Osuisibeu befuoen Ii6
bic fOIssuOen Dsutidsu Il. 9nuuar-
6rso. yiuOsrmaun, 9lbert ". aramer,
@. VI. Sueenwintet, 4. 8. @erlod. 5slir
Bod, @eOr9e OberOorier, 3OBu u.
gisi9sr u. 9anuar-Ruoolf 9uul
GOwarO 9tieOmitlsr, 0eurp 8.
SCHUBERT, Gonrao yoe. gnorew yldaat.
9Oiepb S%pieeubtrser, @eorge @abl.
3obn 9ibu. Better u. 0aas. Charles
@laab. 6enrp Niilsr IS. 3auuar-
6surp @asHsr, 9eurg 0oifmaun, j.
@. Berge. 8. Q. SOheriperger,
Gbarlss @iotter. @sorse srdmer
j.. Wtilsr, 9Oiepb Wiitus. 0surp
s, arts. -
9u Del giabe uOH Cape Bsale
-. D...f - - - .- -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13

3n Der Jidbe uou Wiitajo. elmer
tleiuen StaOt an Der 9iOrotiits uuu
Sicilisn, purOsn msbrere @rbitOss per.
fpiirt. Die msbrsrs SstunSeu nnbislten.
IS puros uur u~nbsSsutsHOsr S9uOsu
usrurInht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13

9u Del giabe uOH Cape Bsalc
i'm Rusel SuuO iant bel siuem iur6t.
barren Sturm Die Sarls .GOlOmu"
Der 9npitau uuO Die Wiunui6uitsu
wurbeu ssrsttst.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
OMNIBUS TO REPUBLICANS
{ From the Chicago Inter-Dcean.)

{ From the Chicago Inter-Dcean.)
1t is idle to deny that the present
political situation in congress is
cause for grave anxiety TO the repub-
licans of the country. The fact that
the administration is represented in
the most important legislation before
congress by aggressive democrats like
Tillman of South Carolina and Bailey
of Texas is ominous- more ominous
than has yet appeared.
The recording Of this fact does not
imply, necessarily, censure of White
House Or capitol. 1t is the fact itself
that is disturbing republicans. The
Washington events chronicled day by
day in the newspapers tend clearly
toward the Generalization of the re-
publican party and the confusion OF
the party leaders. This tendency is
particularly ominous at a time when
the democratic party seems hopelessly
committed to make William Jennings
Bryan it's presidential candidate on a
p6bulistic or socialistic platform in
1908.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

of Nebraska with the warfare against
railroad control of the state, and ex-
tortionate freight and passenger rates
in the same manner that the name of
LaFollette was associated with these
reform of the state Of Wisconsin.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The publishers Of The independent
want agents everywhere to canvass
for subscriptions and sell Mr.. Berge's
new book, "THE FREE PASS BRIL-
Berry SYSTEM" See advertisement
of book elsewhere in this paper. We
receive hundreds of orders through
the mails 1t is the only book writ
ten upon subject IN which the peo-
pie are just now vitality interested.
The people everywhere will want the
book. Ex-Governor Larabee of Iowa
ordered ten books before same were
off the press. We receive orders from
all parts of the country. This book
is a seller. All you have to do is to
tell about it. You can make 800 per
month. Write at once for terms
THE INDEPENDENT, Lincoln, Neb.
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line of doubtful character. The anti
railroad republican, however, Is in
hard lines. The free pass brigade has
control OF the organization, and its
members are the smoothest of con-
fidence men and the chances are that
they will swindle him out of his vote
at the end.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Score of age alone, while we have
already squandered over 100000, 900
in the Philippines and are going
deeper into the hole every year.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The demagogue in politics takes no
chances. He is for reform only when
1t offers him short cut to office.
The character or meaning of any par
ticular reform does not interest him,
he is only interested in Judging the
outcome, and he never hollers for
reform unless allowed to holler at the
head Of the column.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The sale of Mr.. Berge's book, 1.-The
Free Pass Bribery SYSTEM promises
to rival that of Coins Financial
School" Orders are being received
in large numbers from every section
of the country.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Andrew Carnegie can easily prepare
a spelling book embodying his new
system by copying the words from
the writings of the late, now immortal
Josh Billings.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Governments that are free can only
be kept free through the most rigid
scrutiny of the acts of public servants,
and the most fearless criticism of them
by the people.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

If each of our subscribers will Sc
cure one new subscriber for The In
dependent each week from now until
election day, railroad rule in Ne
braska will be doomed
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The old veterans of the Civil war
who are filling clerkships in the de-
partments at Washington are not apt
to enthuase very raptuously over the
economy proposed by the president
in cutting down their salaries On the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Public interest in the discussion of
the rate bill is commensurate with
the Importance of the measure. 1t
is to be hoped that all senators will
realize the fact If they do it will
cause them to exercise extreme eau
ton in deciding how they shall vote
upon it.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Opportunity has much to do with
the fame of men. opportunity now
is looking Senator Bailey in the face.
1t is not in the habit of chasing men
to give them second chance.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

conviction upon the issues of the day
have generally been found reliable
in pressing them to fruition, while
those who merely acquiese in them,
as party necessities, are unknown and
of doubtful quantities.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

There are two kinds Of republicans
in Nebraska, namely, the railroad and
the anti-railroad. The railroad re-
publicans have no trouble about can
didates, they know full well that the
party will offer them nothing in that
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

In view of the facts revealed in
the trial of the beef trust barons, and
the embarrassing report of Commits
sioner J. R. Garfield, is it not about
time for the president to give the
head of the bureau of corporations
the grand bounce
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

is in accord with the president on the
railroad question, and there does not
seem to be many of his party in con-
gress in accord with him on any other
question, Judging from the results
thus far.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

1t is now up to Andrew Carnegie
to erect monument to Josh Billings
the originator of the Carnegie sys-
tenn of spelling.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Without any military distinction
whatever General Wood was promoted
over the heads of one hundred and
forty.five army officers who out
ranked him, all Of whom had good
records and many of whom had bril-
liant and distinguished records. Now
that General Wood has the distinction
massacreing six hundred Moro men
women and children in the crater Of
a extinct volvano, to what further
consideration does this act entitle
him.
President Roosevelts popularity is
in great danger. The rate bill now
before congress is the only pillar that
now sustains 1t. He stands for many
things that the people do not approve
of, namely, tariff for trusts, the ship
subsidy bill, the coertion of Arizona
and New Mexico into a joint state
hood against the protest of both, and
utterly indefensibly methods of deal
ing with weaker nations such as Co
lumbia. Again, while congress is
Overwhelming republican it is hold
ing out against him and defeating his
pet measures generally. Public inter-
est centers in the rate bill The
character of the rate bill that is
finally past will determine the future
popularity Of the president.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The honest anti-railroad republican
is to be commiserated, he is up
against a tough proposition from a
party standpoint.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Nebraska republicans are making as
much fuss over a gubernatorial can
didate as though there was chance
of electing him. This is not re-
publican year. Democratic blunders
alone can save the republicans of Ne
braska from defeat, nothing else can
do it.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The name of George w Berge is
associated in the minds of the people
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Many honest men were confused
over the money question. Nearly all
are sound on the railroad question,
or least sound enough to distinguish
the right from the wrong side.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The debate in the United States
senate is evidently pitched in high
key. Senators are evidently doing
their best There is notable serious
ness and freedom from political bun
comb in the speeches that have thus
far been made.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

General Grosvenor's suggestion of
third term for President Roosevelt
is merely bid for good federal
position appointment when his term
as congressman expires. The general
don't want to be dropped from the
pay roll, that is all.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
price level moving upward, or ris.
ing tide of general prices.


falling prices money will enrich its
owner locked up in safe or buried
in the ground.
Under a condition OF falling prices
enterprise becomes the unerring road
to bankruptcy and ruin. The index
number fell from 1898 to SO since
which time it has been rising, and the
present tendency is upward
Senator Tillman has won all the
glory SO far.
Republican Campaign Argument
Corporation check book.
Republican platform for 190S-who'
put down the rebellion anyhow?
The honest anti-railroad republican
is to be commiserated, he is up
against tough proposition from a
party standpoint.
It is now up to Andrew Carnegie
to erect a monument to Josh Billings
the originator of the Carnegie sys-
tenn of spelling.
Governments that are free can only
be kept free through the most rigid
scrutiny of the acts of public servants,
and the most fearless criticism Of them
by the people.
Andrew Carnegie can easily prepare
a spelling book embodying his new
system by copying the words from
il. the writings of the late, now immortal
Josh Billings.
II each of our subscribers will Sc
cure one new subscriber for The In
dependent each week from now until
election day, railroad rule in Ne
braska will be doomed.
Opportunity has much to do with
the fame of men. opportunity now
is looking Senator Bailey in the face.
It is not in the habit of chasing men
to give them a second chance.
MANY honest men were confused
over the money question. Nearly all
are sound on the railroad question,
or least sound enough to distinguish
the right from the wrong side.
Now is the time for Senator Bailey
to distinguish himself as lawyer
and legislator. His future fame is
bound I'D in the manner he acquits
himself upon the rate bill in the SEN
ate.
President Roosevelt counsels against
race suicide at home, but his en-
dorsement of the Wood massacre in
the Philippines indicates that he con-
siders race homicide the proper thing
for the Moros.
The old veterans of the Civil war
who are filling clerkships in the de-
partments at Washington are not apt
to enthuase very raptuously over the
economy nronOsed nv the president
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

President Roosevelt counsels against
race suicide at home, but his en-
dorsement of the Wood massacre in
the Philippines indicates that he con-
siders race homicide the proper thing
for the Moros.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Now is the time for Senator Bailey
to distinguish himself as lawyer
and legislator His future fame is
bound up in the manner he acquits
himself upon the rate bill in the SEN
ate.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

II the governor and attorney gem
eral OF the state would only do their
duty every bushel of grain in the
hands of the farmers would be worth
to them few cents more than they
now are, and the railroads OF Ne
braska would then pay larger divi-
dends than the railroads running
through any other western state.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Republican platform for 190S-who
put down the rebellion anyhow?
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Since Rockefeller, the head of
Standard Oil and the richest man in
the world, has exhibited such mortal
fear Of appearing in court even as a
witness, it is possible to understand
why the whole Standard Oil gang sub
mitted to the lambasting that Law
son gave them monthly for a year
and half in Everybody's Magazine,
and declined to accept his challenge
to them to sue him for libel.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The decision of Judge Humphrey in
the case of the beef barons may not
be supported by precedents by the
courts, but it is probable that the judge
thought that the new rule Of law laid
down by President Roosevelt in the
Paul Morton case was sufficient for
him.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Republican Campaign Argument
Corporation check book.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

If your political principles are well
grounded in your candidate, mod
crate expression of them in the party
platform may suffice, but If they do
not find their Employment in the can
didate platforms are only so much
sounding brass and tinkling cymbals.