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MAifRfEn

MORA-DARNE. On Msy 81. 1891 in the city Of
Bsltiore at the Residence OF the cardinal. by the hsv.
Father Dunohoe chzncellor of the dlorese. CARLOS
"a BETA, MORA oi tire CITY of Mexiro. MEXICO.
and MINNIE NJ. DARNE of oieorgetovn, ID. c.
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

8 hoIes Writing Psper-boxes broken. Re-
duced from 10 10 &c. each.
= boxes Writing Paper-bo1es broken. Re-
dured from 10 to loo. each.
2oc. each,
. oed Fountain Pens Reduced from Is to
uirs, aoor. lI,h st. building,
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, May 14-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, s,444 barrels; shipments, 40s barrels;
sales, 90 barrels. Wheat-suuthern strong; Fultz
LIUaI.l5; LOngberry, Ll2a1.l6; No. p red, irregu-
lar; No. 2, red, spot, LIS the mouth. Il4al. la
June, LILY; July, Loss al.10 August, LOG al. o6
steamer, No. 3 red, I.l3-receipts, 5,S34 bushels;
stock, 223, I6i bushels: sales, $1,000 bushels Corn
southern steady; white, IS; yellow, q; mixed
quiet spot, TN; the month, 12lz: July, ca: spot,
se,09S bushels. Oats quiet, but nrm-No. 2 white
western, 59a6o; No. mixed western, 5sa5s-re-
celpts, 1000 bushels; stock, 34,532 bushels. Rye
quiet and inactiNe--Nu. 2, 95-stock, fu0 bushels.
stock, S,93l bushels. Hay nrm good to choice
timothy, 1l.C0al200. Grain freights nominally I'M
changed. Cotton Notwithstanding, So. Provis-
ions quiet, unchanged.-ness pork, new, l400; bulk
meats, loose shoulders So; long clear 6s!!; clear
rib sides, o3+; sugar-pckled shoulders, 6s; sugar.
cured smoked shoulders, ~; hams, 11allls: lard,
refined, 81. Butter dali, weak-creamery, fancy,
~; ladled, fancy, Is; dc. good To choice, l6ala;
rolls, nne, III do fair TO good l5a1G; store-packed
Hall. Eggs steady. good demand-i5. Coffee
hrm-Rio cargoes, fair, 20; No. I, 1s%. Sugar
quiet-granulated 4. Copper steady-relned, II a.
Whisky steady-l23al.2s. Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE. May l&-vrginia consols, AZ; do.
do. teu-fortes SO; do. threes, 64k; Baltimore and
Ohio stock IS; Northern Central stock, 6Sl asked;
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore nrsts, 49,:
Consolidated gas stock. AN asked.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May Il tciosing1. - whest-Juiy,
Der, 51h. 0ats-July, 46A; September, s5k. Pork
July, 1l.S0: September, lies. Lard-July. 652k;
September, 655. Ribs - July, 597k; September,
62a
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Detachable Washable Cap for Infants.
Can lie taken apart and Numbered at
home. Matio of embroidered null.
edged with ValencienHes lace, bcttcrhy
bow ON top and laced will silk cord.
&24S
This is CHEAP for Cap that can be used
tinie aud time again laundered az often
as yen wish this cap will always be pre-
sentabie. We control this ingenious
little article for Washington. II you
onne try one Of these caps You will re-
ally zee lis advantages. You know the
little tots will soil their caps and iu ma
jority Of cases line caIs are the,, thrown
awuy. This is now a thing OF She past.
Second tioor for our Patent Detnch-
able Caps.
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WOODWARD Il LorHnor.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.
MEnrso UsprnwEAn DEPARTMENT

9Dadies' Gossamer Vests, with high neck and
Aseeves. Size ~ inch. Reduced from Sc.
earh 20 for SIC.
~ chilarsn's Gauge Vests. with low necks
and no sleeves-necks trimmed with silk braid
Sues ~ and ". Reduced from l6c. and 1Sc.
each to for PIC.
7Lsdi-s' fiTht Pink six Vests. with low neck
and no sleey-s-soiled- Size J. Reduced from
1:sc. to SC. each,
fftrst floor. I'd amer
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PRrNr DEPARTMENT.

Remnants Of Printed Outing Cloth IN lenstbs
from To 10 yards. Redur ed 70 Dc a yard
Remnants OF Ginshan in lengths from X 10
~ yards Reduced from l25s TO = and l0c a
yard.
Remnants Of percales In lengths from lzto5
yards hednced from l28c. TO loo q yard
hen n1nts Of baiiste IN ZEN hs from IL to %
yards. Reduced TO y. a yard
Remnants Of Lswns, ChAllis. Calicos. Wash
sQrats and satiu-s At very Low remnant prices
cd floor. first annsx.)
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AR DERsRrxEsr.

ODDS AND ENDS IN STAMPED ,rxr~s
On Friday We will otter excsptionai bSrrstn.
n stsmpsd poylles. Trsy- CoYsrs. bnrs.a
Ampies of the rsductiors t'ssAr
small LOT Finger BOW Doylies. tintsd. nm
hne h1en. kedueet from Il 10 SCI sarh -
j small lot Of STAMPED Linen liner no.,
Doylies. Reduced IRON Is to &c. each
,opry Toast Dgyf-.s, Stamped on tine linen.
Reduced from 80 TO s.oc. each.
Cut-sdfe Stamped Crash Sczrfs with mis-,
cushion covers Rsdnced nom 81 70 3oc s.cs-
tSscond noor, III snnex-)
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DRzss Tnrx,aIso DEPARTMENT.

IFS short lengths o. Dress Trim,nins.- IN
inches wide. Remnant prices, s.. 10 32. 80
eScn- ~ - ~~sS~
uirss Aoor. 1Ith st. busldinx.)
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Range of the Thermometer.
The following we're the readings at the signal
Office today; 8 a. m, IS; 3 pm. 3D. Maximum,
81; minimum. So.
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Now Is the time 70 buy Graduating
and Confirmation Dress Goods.
Pure White Cashmere. Alta,tross, Mo-
hair. Nuns Yelling aud French Batiste,
Ss inches wide. at 5'Nr. per yard.
Cream Henrietta and Serge, 40 inches
wide, al .l.Ie- pen yard
Cream Bafis.s. Albatross. seree, Mohai-
and INNS Yelling, rs inches wide. at
5.h,. per yard.
Cde'ked aasc0i and Stripe Cashmere.
AZ inches wide. ut :ae. yer yard.
Cream Nuns te,ling. Moiigir. Alba
trOss. 40 inches wide. at G.a,isc. r.r yard.
SoIuethiuR usw ia II CIeck and Satin
Stripe Novelty, 40 inches VIDE. 1t !5c.
PER yarti.
Cream and White MOhsir. Henrietta,
Crepe D. Virginia and Serge. AZ inches
wide. at The. aud 81 per yard.
White aud Cream Serge, ~ and 40
inches wide, Tie snd S:'x, pef yard
stlk Warp Lans'lowne. Feather Cloth,
Henrietta, Convent Cloth. Charlotte
Cloth and satin Flower STRIFE, 40
inches wide. at 81 rs per yard.
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Bors, C1orn,se DEPARTMENT.

i Black Diagonal Suits piece-perfect in
every way. Size IA Reduced from SII to
&S. 80.
Kilt suit-Continsnial sty;s-faded from
display. Size years. Reduced from e. 50
to %.
l. Blue and White Jersey Kilt suit-slirt.
Jacket and striped Blouse. Size years Re-
duced from 60 30 TO e.. 75.
cd floor. 10Th At bldg
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DBorsIox AyYIsnRD.-The Treasury Depart.
ment has affirmed the dscision Of the customs
collector st New York 1t the rate Of 80 per cent
Cd vslorsm. on certain so-oslisd ping clA>ss-
hed q combs.
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Rn1c.A.RnAo DrrARrnxsr

i Chihs go Pot, damased. Reduced from
81. Is 10 tDr.
Ivory Fixurr with movable head and bands
one finger broken. Reduced from x3 90 to
o2.gJ.
[ EhxtsvA1 Glass Decanter WITH cut glass
stopper, damas-,l. Reduf I'd from 81. Is to 1lc.
Glass De,Hntsr with cut glass stopper. dam
afrd. kedn, s.i from 81. 10 to IGr.
ln-inclt White Lamp Shade. cb,pp-d. Re
ducst from 3or. To 1or.
I0inch Notified Lamp Shade. clipped. Ne
ducesi from Is ~ 10 TIC
I I0Linch Fancy Lamp Shade, damaged. Re-
duc.d tom Gts,. 10 ltlc.
l Japanese Candle Stick, slightly chjpped.
R.sdu. ~ from !dU. to Soc.
Ash I-csiver. slightly damaged. Reduced
from 2.p, Ia l;s:-
ysr.iin,ere. slightly CRACKED. Rsdnced from
9l.3J To s!s;.
Jsr'i'riere. slightly cracked. Reduced from
81 soto 81: ~.
l Shaving Guy and Brush With handle Of
brush chIpped. Re'luced from ~ % TO Sic
Pen NIpers, damaged. reduced from 1Oc,
to Sc.
(Fourth floor, 10th st. buiidiD1)
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FAN DEPARTMENT.

small lot Of japanese Fans at half price
Hand painted Gray Gau8e Fan--soilsd Re-
cuced IRON - to 80
! White 6auze Far. Reduced from e. I'd %
dss:noor. Ilth St. blds.)
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W1rHour Fuss Or FrArHrns..
PPPf, EEn ERR ERR ~ ssss
: krE ( E kE \ ssss =

combeand the world is too busy listen But you al
ways lend willing ear. don't you. Your presence
After our chats teaches strike the right chords
To the point-tonight's reading for .onorrow's &C.
particularly ready sellers among collection. We
get them from where the best designs have thei,
birth-erecuted by hands skilled in art and action.
FRENCH ORGANDiES head the foreign list
Black grounds with White work and in colors.
Tints in solid sameness-;s1 inches across-4Oc.
Syard.
FRENCH CORDED POWERED JACO-
NETS-32 inener-40c. yard.
Our PRINTED PONGEES are 81 inches
wide-15c. yard.
budget Of new patterns are opened today
whats in q nanes"
This title tPongsel fathers q lot Of wofully
wanting qualities that trust to the price to sell
them. f25@c. yard will not buy the best issues
Of the fabric. II cannot. Worth comes higher
Ours are as cheap as real merit shows itself.
We have 80 PIECES of HOMEMADE
CHALLIEs to cut in desired lengths at Isc. q
yard.
The IMPORTED INDIA DIMITIES come 81
inches wide and one can mark parallel quail
ties less than 35c. ayard. That is our price
and for the domestic creations-.Oc. Fresh
patterns in both.
12Ic. g yard for all the OUTING CLOTH
you want The variety will keep you busy
choosing.
PURE LINEN PRINTED LAwNs-25c. .
yard. ToILE DU NoRD, AMOsKRAG and
A. +. c. GINGHAMs-12xc. q yard. Make
matters easy for you.
BATES sEERsuCKER afSGHAMs-12Ac.
ayara
44LoNDoN sHIRTINGs-l5c. yard.
a. ROYAL INDIA CLOTHS-12kc. yard.
Tinted in choice shades
sILKALINE-l5c., ISc., 2Oc and Csc.
yard.
Our promise Of satisfaction 10 strong in the
PINEAPPLE GRENADINES. They nse:
but NOT unknown Pretty White stripes play
over plain Black grounds. 30 inches-5Oc.
yard.
To be bargain" thing doesn't necessarily have
10 be At cut price" Ersra fine qualities at 'eose
drnrn figures give the right of claim to such dis
tpcsion. View these such. The qualities ar
superfor-and from what learn the prices sfanl
''etoser' 10 pou than in the majority u cases
BARGAINS" then
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FoR CArAnRH AND SoRE THROAT.

The Soden Pastilles highly recommended by Prof.
Koch and Sir Morrell Mackenzie Convenient. active
and pleasant. Sir Morrel estimonial and
signature appear with each box of the genuine troches
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! ~ ~ 3 !? : 8 e. : z z ! 7 s: =
6: :: 4; 4 !. F F.. T. /.
LADIES, USSpERwEAR.
sa cHffP TAisFs Hh k4nsphRSs1 b dRPs
Gs:t ss'"% 20 sssssr; .
atoce departments hre led doUa teiom their
.a .s q. "o Eli a sa srS ss e,
Hft Sf a AZ csr bTf ssf
WE wora sa H. !. the &c, that we are
establishment in this city at prices that will save You
s.as hsii sl s: ss
childrens Embroidered Caps. lace trimmed, as.
sorted patterns. Special Price.
We are sole agents in this city for the Little May
Queen We have them In all qualities. at all prices.
a Hsnds9nis child's Hat. fine Swiss embroidered
brims. Good vaiue at 15c Special price.
Large child's Swiss Hat, handsome embroidery,
corded French shirred bri. good quality Good value
at 81. Special price.
Red SHRED br fui top good value at ii g. sps
cial prize.
We have 10 Imported Swiss Hats with eight rows of
s1r.rSs prs,S FINISHED In front End tscS Win
close out At
W, have Imported si't Nun H. Caps. "A row. O, sh,r
Fns ssS S n,shsa S, su sSss's
full nsse as Ua pomSoa ana SSrIn S
BON bow. Good value a, ;2.25. Special price. '''
MERINo uxpERNEixlk DEPARTMENT.
Special BARGAIN in Swiss Ribbed Vest. low neck. no
Special 6arsan u Riehslieu Ribbed Vests. low neck
:'e III coon sas 1sis Ss White
fspS :i s;s q
sassS s:1s s! as.. ,..,
signs all sizes to Is years Regular price, Special
price.
Shit ss sz: =: sizes
| 49c.
viii clos: them out sEsa.ai bargain for ' w.
very stylish Waist. boz plated from. and back,
Former as:n sss r Sss s,s''s in all
EMnnoIDERY DEPARTMENT.
cred Flouncns 10 inches wide. We viii close out at
Embroidered Edges in nest and pretty designs. two
Embroidered iioanc,ng. nine inches wide. rormsr
price, s3c. Special price,
This Special Sale lasts but two daya
All spssiaIs ADVERTISE IN our Millinery. clo.h and
iorii he entire week. ~ '-' '''' 5000
| : I'LL e. e. +; !: :: ::
F. "A E.. 4. E [. !.
Wa MAXI LHE CIQA4,. roy MAZE TIE
'.. s,, =. :. IS 's]s III. s sS sSi
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.


The following the openjnr and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire 10 CorsUn and Marartney, 1sl9 street.
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LINES DEPARTMENT.

Ie nns quality Huek Towels With tno.,sd
fringe and fancy oord<rs-borders fsded- Ee-'
dueed from 20 70 TING. each.
hr-fnngsd-soled heducsd from S3 70
Monte Cloth luncheon sss-wish salman
2x24 Yard Cloth and i do1sn Doyiiss. he
dncsd from u 70 % for the set
soled, keducsf from . TO isc, each.
Pain white Double Damssk Luncheon Set
open worn IN border. size ox2A yards-Cfoth
md dossn poylies-soilsd- hsdoced NON
ZIG TO Gle for the So
tssessd door. iiih =. busldins.,
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SHOES. Shoes. SHOES.
HOOVER 4 SNYDER,
1217 Pennsylvania svenus.

The styis, stock and workmanship OF our
Mons. Ladies' and chiidrsn's shoes srs the
beet. and we guarantee to every purchaser psr-
fsss sasisrastion in qualify. eouvsrt and prsess.
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CH,IDRExs AND MISSES, DrrAsr.
MENT.

Children'S White India Linon Dresses
tucked skirts-waists made with hne tue Is and
Hamburg inserting. Sire II years. Reduced
to 81. - each.
Children's Brown and White Striped Cling
ham Dress. Size Syesrs Reduced to &c 90
2Chidren's Fancy Striped French bingham
Dresses-GuIInre style. Sizes s and years.
Reduced TO &2 earn.
1 Misses Blue Broadcloth Jacket. size 10
years. Reduced to a. 30
Third floor. 10th 81. buildfpgl
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Go ON DAxxxxowxs's free excursion 70 Lsss
n Da. .Sp.ci:.i i Sssiss so is ~
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IL Oaidized Silver Fob Chains. R-,inced
from IS 10 2.1r. each.
II Cut Silver Hair 0rnsments Reduced fro,n
% to 25c. each.
2 dozen Black Cuff Buttons Reduced from
80 to &c.
30 Gold plated brooches. in four designs Re-
duced from p to lie. each.
dog Collars. Reduced from 81 to Soc
3 dog Collars. Reduced from 80 to pc
3 dog Leaders. Reduced from 30 TO 25c.
Thirst noor. 18th St bldg
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Wa xssn ri a S SSttA .Hy ~ NJ e.. rts
'.s sss - = =! ~. ~: 1: :s
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FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
MArT1Nes.
REFRIGERATOR.
BABY CARRIAGES.
GAS AND yAPoR STOVES.
Happiness reigns only where comfortable sur
roundings exist.
These are the objects of life and formerly cost
fortunes to acquire Under the safeguard Of our
EQUITABLE
Honor takes the
place Of Wealth and Comfort nestles round the
HAPPY HEARTH.
Wisdom suggests the outlay Of . few dollars
as an earnest OF your good viii. and the balance
will be eheerfully intrusted to your honor for
payment by the week or month, asyour cir
cumstances may determine the most convenient
Thus distress and discomfort become strangers
to American homes.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
OF, OIL and go eth st..
636 Mass. ave. NV
Sole and exclusive agency for the Cslsbxasea
Easy-riding Whitney Carriage.
fe7-tr
nON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE SICK BEFORE
~ trying Carriers Little Liver Pills but ret vial o.
once lou can't take them without benefit.
SHOES. Shoes. SHOES.
HOOVER SNYDER,
1917 Pennsylvsuia svenus.
The styis, stock and workmanship Of our
Mems. Ladies' and Chiidrsn's Shoss srs the
Beet. and we guarantee to every purchaser per-
Ssst satisfastion in qualify. e0uvsrt and prices.
HOOVER SNYDER.
l217 Penusyivania svsnus. mye
'raERE Is NO ONE ARTlCLR IN THE LINE o.
modiciues that evee lnxHe rGturn for ths mons
80 fced pcsess ar,ngshs1ins plsssss: snsh g ca
| pUItTY. AND INCONSISTENCIES AM TIL
Ehysscisnt tJ1s.}s2sSst s An9ssscss stsss.S
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LAsssuRoH & BRo.
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
5000 yards India Linen, 80 inches
wide, 81. per yard.
For Friday. nc. per yard.
700 yards lOc. Checked Nsnsook.
For Friday. Ok. Der yard.
900 yards Plaids and Striped India
Linen. l0c. per yard.
This IL our special for Friday only.
None Of these goods sold at same prices
after this date.
white Goods Department. LIST noor.
9TH ut. annex
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We have about u remnants Of En-
broi,isred rlanrels. Ia suitable lengths
for skirts and infsnte' wear.
Also few more pieces o; Colured En-
broider~d F1sunels at One third less than
the reHuiar prices.
These can be found on our frs. floor.
next TO Flannel Department.
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TURF DEpAKrMrNr

1IxI4 Artotyp-. with White and pnlt frame.
slightly iainaaed- Reduced from 9:5c. to nc
2nI2t Water Color Painting. ivory frame,
damaged. Reduced from e.. - to D :.5
/ :,Jx;j Steel Engraving. ivory and silver
frame. picture slightly soiled. Reduced from
- to Sts
(Third floor, I'd annex
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Is Per CENT DISCOUNT.
Your chance for the next three days TO buy
fine Shoes at = discount Of Is per cent This
sale will begin FRIDAY, MAY 10
All e2 Shoes Is per cent of, s17O
&" 2h5
3AO
&c 425
Everything will be sold at . discount Of Is
Per cent.
w. Il. KENEASTER 4 CO.,
SHOE PARLORs,
my14-3t Ills st. NV.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-08
TIE MIDDLE.

The whole city government at present
appears to be an interminable muddle of
ineficiency and weakness. The air is full
OF foul rumors concerning some depart
ments, enough every day escaping from the
chief Liberal organ to set any grand jury
Of good intentions diligently to work.
The mayor of the city is VIGOROUSLY weak
and vacillating, without any of that
strength of principle and decision of char
acter that should belong to man in the
position he occupies. Public sentiment
has several times been directed to him. in
the hope that he would do something
towards restraining the lawlessness and
vice that at present disgrace this CITY.
Public opinion failing to move the MAYOR.
this paper then voiced strong sentiment
that is abroad, for the city marshal to take
q hand in suppressing the vicious elements
sn this city, whether upheld by the MAYOR
or not. But the marshal does not move
either, nor give any sign that he is aware
of the condition the city has fallen into.
The council has been appealed to on sew
eral occasions, and few nights since gave
the first evidence of having heard that
fast and loose in this municipality. AS
result, some sort of inquiry into certain
city departments is being conducted, and
the august body even went so far as to
refuse, by tie vote, to grant license for
a saloon to be conducted in the basement of
the recently licensed variety theatre. But
on the whole, that body seems unwilling
or unable to do anything in the way of
making the much-needed reforms.
To whom can the citizens next appeal2
What more can they doa They can wait
to be sure, year longer and then turn out
the present inefficient set. But we suggest
that the citizens keep on prodding the of
fcials, and perhaps little can be accom-
plished In this way.
+. Unless the mayor, the council or the mar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-08
THE ALLIANCE.

Ihose VINO are counting upon the Farm
ers' Alliance developing into a third party
OF national Importance, are decelving them
selves with false hopes. The Alliance cut
something of Ia figure at the last election
1t is true, but what they did was almost
squarely on Democratic lines. Acting by
themselves they might have been surprised
at their numbers, but they would have been
more astonished at the insignificance of
their achievements. The Alliance vote
represents the popular voice against the
methods and practices of the Republican
party. The same thing is represented. only
IN an organized and more direct form, in the
Democratic vote. The farmers uttered a
protest against what they knew to be
evils perpetrated and practiced by the
party IN power. The Democrats propose
to cure those evils The position occupied
by the Alliance was clearly illustrated in a
Kansas case, where man was elected to a
district judgeship who had never looked
inside law book, and knew no more about
courts and legal practice than Congo
negro does of the dead languages. After
the count and it was seen that he had been
elected some OF his Alliance friends con-
tributed the money to pay his expenses
during short course at an eastern law
school. Here the Alliance entered a pro-
test against Republican judicial methods,
which were felt to be partisan and wrong,
but the new party did not know how to
cure the evil of which they complained.
Democrats would have placed good
lawyer, as well as an honest man, on the
bench. and thus have brought the remedy
needed.
We predict that instead of increasing in
numbers and becoming formidable as a
third party the Farmers Alliance will
quickly be absorbed by the Democracy.
What the oppressed and protesting
farmers want they will find in the Demo
cratic party, and with that organization
they will CO.