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Mower County transcript., 1896-10-07
Dress Goods.

We have selected for your approval
what we believe to be the grandest
collection of dress fabrics ever shown
in this section, and oh, such low
prices.
One lot of fancy Dress Goods,
consisting Of Mohair Silk ef-
fects and Wool Novelties,
worth up to IS cents a yard,
all at the bargain price, yard.19 cts
40 inch all wool Dress Flannel,
all cOlors, worth csc. our bar
gain price, per yard. d..........2l cts
40 inch all wool French Serge,
goods that formerly sold at
40c. bargain price per yard. .25 cts
40 inch all wool Henrietta.
worth 49c, per yard. .27 cts
4S inch Silk Henrietta, very fine -
and easily worth 75c q yard, q s.s
bargain at. -. cts
AZ inch Boucle effect in Mohair
and Wool, the most stylish
goods this season and worth
Csc, our bargain price. yard. .49 cts
81 inch Covert cloth, worth 75c
bargain price, per yard ......49 cts
Also full line Of French Nov
elites for separate Skirts and
Suits. from soc to 81 so
A full line of colors in Cordu-
roy, the fashionable material
for Waists, per yard .........75 cts
A beautiful line of Scotch
Plaids in WorsteG and Silk
and Wool,per yard. from 10 to IS cts
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Flannels.

Homespun FlanDel,pure wool,
fancy colors in plaids, stripes
and plain, regular soc cloth,
our bargain price per yd... .23 cts
All wool Red Flannel, per yd..2 cts
Fine all wool India Twill Scar
A full line of all kinds Of heavy
Flannels for underwear,
skirts, mems shirts, ETC., per
yd., from. ............l Is cts to 40 cts
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chiblains, cOrns, and all kinds Of skin
eruptiOns, and positively cures piles.
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price p cents per box
For sale by Dorr & WOld.
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Underwear, Hosiery.

People wonder at the busy scene in
this department. There's no mystery
about it. It's simply buying what
people want and selling at less than
they expect to pay. We start the
season with such values as these:
Ladies' ribbed Vests and Pants,
fleece lined, heavy weight,
each only .................. 10 cts
Ladies' heavy wool Vests and
Pants, natural gray, soft and
warm, only. .94 cts
Mems random ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, heavy weight, each 25 cts
Heavy natural wool Shirts and
Drawers, each ...............49 40 cts
Chlldren'S heavy Underwear %. SC up
1t will pay you to buy Underwear
from us and save money.
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Austin Steam Laundry.

Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at the
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style OF the art. No chemicals used.
Laundry delivered free Of charge.
Give US atrial. T. M. BURNHAM, &
Proprietor.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-07
For Ocean Steamship Tickets

Via any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, at lowest rates for first
cabin, second cabin and steerage,
both outward and prepaid, apply to
Charles w. Snere, agent Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway, at Aus
tin, MINI, 70, ',. a.. ~
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D0mestics and
Wash Goods. =:

Fast color Calico, a good Com
fort Cloth, per yard. ......... 8
Indigo blue Calicos, best quail. 3 =
ty, worth &c, bargain price,. 5
Simpsons WOrsted Effect, the
finest Calico, per yard. :...... 81 {
German blue Calico, 36 inches
wide, per yard 10 (
IL unbleached Sheeting, yard. 4
HB,eayy B, Slheeeeti9g, per yard; 800. s {
Bleached Muslin, per yd. go. 6
Shaker Flannel, per vd. ........ S
Unbleached Cotton Flannel,
per yd. 5 ,
Heavy unbleached Cotton Flan-
mel, per yd. ..:......... S!
Heavy Outing Flannel, per yd.
Denim, blue and brown, per yd.10
Ticking, good weight, per yd.. 10
Large size Bats, each............5 5
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TA1Ts.
PROFITABLE TRADING FOR All! !!

The Right to Share the Benefits Which this Business
offers all
selling of
for 6tcss
n
o atsuch
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GROCERY ENT
by doing trading Groceries

Very fine sun dried Japan Tea,
per lb. ........,..... ...25 cts
+ English breakfast and OolOng Teas,
the finest quality and lowest prices.
IL bars of Fairbanks Standard
Soap for. ........ .25 CTS
I bars of Santa Claus for. ....... .25 cts
8 bars of Como Soap for. .25 cts
7 bars OfAnti WashbOard Soap.25 cts
Canned Goods. -"
~ .%>s~ -&I'1 z 5sII~9z& .. s.4 s5E. +.
This seasons canned corn, the ~
finest ever canned, per can... cts
Columbia Salmon, per ..12 cts
Canned Strawberries, GOOseber- Vii
ries and Blackberries, per can 7 cts
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Corsets.

No. 100, the best corset on earth
for the money, per pair Onlv so cts
Shilling's Corsets at cut prices.
G. and D. Corset waists, per pair69 cts
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Cloak Department.

~ Wesell more ClOaks than any other
store IN Austin; the reason is that
our stock is the largest and our prices
the lowest.
This week we place on sale so
Boucle Jackets, the nobby 26
inch length, wide box front
to button high, high stock
collar, a ba.ga n of bargains. s 500
A fine Beaver Jacket, broad box
front, plated back, large
horn buttons, and bargain. s 4.65
Also full line of Kerseys, Mig
ger-head Boucles, Castor BeaV-
ers and Covert Cloth Jackets,
from. $500 to $l2 so
Reversible Shawls at 81. SO, 1926, $500.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-07

With stock as large as the combined
stocks of Austin. we can give the people
desirable goods at prices that cannot be
matched in the Northwest. %
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20 pounds of granulated sugar. $1.0O
Honey Drip Syrup, per gal. ....23 cts
New Orleans Molasses per gal. rs cts
Vermont Maple Syrup, per gal.75 cts
Best Cider Vinegar, per gal. -. 10 cts
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-07
Teas and Cofees.

McLaughlan's xxx Coffee,
Crushed Java and Cerel, per
+ ts p6Ckdkc. 49,. ..''..' !'4O CUS
Blended Mocha and Rio, per pkgO cts
Mocha and Java, very fine, per 90 ..
Tsa pasfaR1 siiti1gs, per- cts cts
Japan Tea, per lb.... ..........1 10 cts
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Notions.

Sewing Silk, 3spools for. r........1O cts
Cats cotton, 3 spOOls for. 10 cts
Linen Thread, per spool. ...... cts
Crochet Cotton, per spool. cts
Pins, per paper r...........:.... l ct
Nickle safety pins, 2 papers for. 5 cts
Fast colored border, hemstitch-
ed handkerchiefs.. ..... ...... 5 cts
Children's wool Mittens, per
pair. 10 cts
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Millinery.

If it is style and price you are look
ing for there is no disputing the fact
this is The place for you to buy Mjlli-
merry. You can save from Is to 40
cents on every purchase of one dollar,
and at the same time get the latest
styles and best qualities.
Ladies' Sailor hats, satin crown
the new fall shape, a regu-
lar 75c Hat, our price only SO cts
Cloth Tam O'Shanter Caps, very
ohiid1sns sSEI1sn 6otn Yacht caps iS cts cts
Ladies' Walking Hats in cloth
and felt, only. y................75 cts
Ladies' stylish Trimmed Hats,
trimmed with ostrich tips,
velvet and ri ibbons-a beauty,
end sod by exclusive houses
as high $3.50, our price only. 81 SO
Blankets.
We have lots Of warm, fleecy blan-
kets at prices so low that none need
go without warm bedding.
l lot Gray Cotton Blankets, per
pair. ..o9 Gus
Large size heavy Cotton Glan-
kets. per pair. 40 cts
Wool Blankets, from. m........... 81 up
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
EARLY CONVENTIONS WANTED.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Peoples Party of jackson County
nt indie pendgure,

4 meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Peoples party Of Jackson county was
held in Independence yesterday. There was
quite a large attendance Of members, rep
fescntng the various wards and country
precincts. besides others who were Interest,"
al In the Peoples party movement John
: Crosby. who ran for congress on the
Peoples party ticket IN the Fifth district
two years ago, was present, and took an in
terost IN the proceedings, George B. HIM
u,r Of Athertuu, ~. g. Adams of the
same place. and other lesser lights Were
also present to lend announcement to the
meeting Some Of the maiustays Of the
party who took prominent part in the
campaign Of 1894 We're absent, but the new
cCmDrs filled up the ranks. The object OF
calling the Commirteo together az this time
was a desire upon the part Of some Of the
committeeman 20 start the party machin-
ory and obtain opinions as 20 campaign
work
". G. Adams was called TO tho chair. and
George HlGu,r was made secretary. After
considerable discussion b. seemed To De the
unanimous opinion az an the committeeman
present that the Popullsts In the city ana
county favor am early state convention, ana
also an early congressional convention, the
latter not 20 be held later than June.
From The trend Of the remarks made by
tho Speakers and the general bearing Of
Mr. crosby. il b. very likely that BE- VIII
PopulisIs OF the Fifth cougrc ssiQnal dis
irig' The Indications are also 10 the effect
that Mr. crosby will not haN" any opposi-
iidu i'm the matter Of securing the nomlua-
ffaU. The committee adjourned subject 10
the call uf Chairman Adams.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
A NEW CENTRAL CLUB.
Formed nv the Populi,ts of jackson County
at a Meeting Held at Independence
Yesterday

After the adjournment Of the executive
committee Of the Peoples party At lnde-
ueuGence yesterday. members OF the COM
mlttoe and others formed a club, which
they named THE Jackson County Central
Peoples Party and silver club" Many en-
'husiasts were present and made speeches
bearing on the club ana IT'S intended work
George E Hinusr OF Atherton presented
fa the club members present a briei sketch
or 0utliue of the object OF The cluh ana lls
future usefulness. The outiin. uf the ny
laws ana constitution presented hA ar
IIuner was along The lines ni the People :
panty ms To the abolition OF an banks or
iS-ls Ie said the government alone should
issue money. and that the same be equal
trHaer for Indebtedness
The club is also opposed 10 the issue OF
bombs. either Boa war or times OF peace, ana
81 plank was Inserted that no alien be al
lowed 90 become "a land owner, for the rea-
Son tl8t La could not be made 10 d-ienl
his OWn UruUeTfy 4 resolution IN FAVOR OF
mo coinage ot silver az the ratio Of l6 90 J.,
independent OF foreign powers, was agppl,
90 After eUrollmsut ~ members a iunp
for prosecuting the work OF the club was
raised and preliminary ARRANGEMENTS were
made as 10 future meetings ana the con-
dueriug of The same IN the various pre-
oIUgis Of the county IL : expected thai
at some future date, the club VIII bring 20
Missouri. Senator Tillman, of south caro-
lima ana have his pitehfork placed on eN-
hib.tiou Tho club adjourned until Apri ls
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
HOW TO VOTE AT PRIMARIES.
Instruction for Those Who Have to Choos'
BstWesn Delegations or supply
Missing Names.

\ very prominent Fourth ward Repuh-
Lran has written this letter to the Journal:
TO the JOurual:-There are many Of
your readers who DO not know exactly how
10 mark tickets al the primary next Mon
las in order 10 make their ballots efectiNe
for the delegates Of their choice VIII
you kindly print instructions IN Tomorrow
mornings paper, showing how voters
should strike OF names, so that voters can
"A REPUBLICAN,"
II Is necessary that one Of the delega-
tIuuS should be- scratched in the manner
employed iu voting the regular ticket on
election day. However, II voter has
scratched all the names of one delegation,
10 docs not prevent his voting for any IN
d.vfduaI on the delegation scratched lie
must however, erase one Of the names OF
The preferred delegation and write the
name of the substitute in the preferred
column
that D. suppDslus one or Two delegates
have vlthlEawn-the voter should select
from the scratched delegation enoush h
names 20 give the ward lis required rep
rescutati0u-
that one delegation must be scratched.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15

The Fourth Ward Colored Republican
club met last uight IN Justice Hawthorne
gouti az Fourteenth and Main streets, and
listened 10 speeches by Colonel A. \.
Jones IT, c. Harris, \. q. Fulkrr-on "A
candidate for the lower house; Wallace
Love II. g. Morrison, Thomas Edwards.
John T. Thomas, J. 4. B1utou and several
others. The delegation consisting OF G.. \.
Young, NJ. l.. Earlhart, Wallace Love, b.
r. Rogers, q W Tourtellot, August Ei-
lund, Hans Lund, q. j. Baer. III. g. Nor
rison, Arnold Sutermeister. ole Swanson,
John Thomas, J. T. EmmeTt. 4. j. oster-
gard. Charles Lawson. Hugh McNey. +.
VI, Abeei, Edward Flynn Charles Blake.
Thomas II. Edwards and otto Nelson was
insoTsed.
Charles = Blake presided over the meet
ing and John Bailey acted as secretary,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
WILL MEET IN JOINT DEBATE,
President !. II. ID. stephens and Professor
James Pennypacker Ros-iter VIII Dis
cuss the A. 4. A. Thursday Evening

The Joint debate between j. III. II. Steph-
ems, president of the national board, A. p.
A.. and Professor James PennypacNer Ros-
sitter. the Quaker lecturer against the A.
r. A. viii take place at the Coates opera
house Thursday evening. All details for The
affair have been completed and everything
l. In readiness In the arrangements John
Conlou has represented Mr.. RossiteT, an
Mr. Pursley On behalf Of Mr. Stephens.
The conditions are that Mr.. Rossiter VIII
opcn the debate with a talk lasting an
hour President stephens will follow with
an hour and twenty minutes, and AIR. Ros-
tier will close with talk Of twenty min
utes Both are strong takers. fully able
TO care for the interests represented seats
will be free. both speakers being anxious Of
having the people present % hear and
Judge what viii be said Talk VIII begin al
s O'Clock.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
STATE KnrrnLIcAs coMMrTrEE.
Meeting Has Been Called for 81 Louis and
Hni he Held Tuesday

Chairman chauncey l. Filley, OF the Re-
publican state central committee, has is
sued call for "a meeting of the committee
In 81. Louis next Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. The call states that Il is the busi-
ness of the committee ITO name the time
anu place or places for holding the state
convention or state conventions This
means that the committee VIII determine
whether there wlil be separate conventions
10 select delegates 70 the national con-
yenlqA and nominate state uekeI.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15

Tho Northeast Republican Club o. Inc
seventh ward. al = meeting at lndePend-
euCe and Prospect avenues last night, in
aorsed the Botsford delegation. As The
other Two clubs OF the seventh ward, the
dorsed the delegation, this makes all the
seventh ward clubs unanimous IN their IN
dnrsemtnt. The Min delegation has pulled
ont and asked their friends to work and
vote for the Botsford delegation
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
Fifth ward Republican Rally.

4 rally OF the members ot the Fifth
Ward Republican club and others was heli
a 102 Southwest boulevard last night In
the absence OF President Frank Crockcr.
whose wife died yesterday, j. n. Knock
acted as chairman. Speeches were made
hy city Auditor J. c. hishop. Councilman
4 j.. Olson, Constable ) W SpauFler. e..
O. Weisner James MrNey G, J. Wood
iGs iams. all Of whom are re- eandiatjees
for the lower house; " T. HYDE and
others The club not long ago inlor~ed
the delegation headed by $ W. Spangl-r.
4 resolution expressing sympathy Tor Pres
iGeut CrockeT was unanimously adopted.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
Az ADnIlIoNlL AUTHORIZATIONS.
Asked ~ CoaErDs5 man Docksry for the
Federal Eulidipg in This city.

Special dispatch from Washington
n the Journal las, evening said that yes
terIay CouEr ssman Doekery appeared
before the house committee on appropri-
atiaus and asked that $ll5,a00 additional
ha set aside for the completion 81 the
Kansas C4ty federal building, The need
of the sum MAS stated a few days ago by
Secretary Carlisle, Ii was claimed that
the sum would be allowed ii IL would
facilitate the work on the building If
the amount viii not be needed prior 10
the next ses=i it may be delayed and
made by the next session.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
Local Political Nnte,.

Mr. f. T. Crosby has announced himself
as a Republican candidate for election 20 q
seat in the lower house from the Tenth
ward He has been nominated for that or
fice by the Populists
The West Side Republican Club OF the
Seventh ward last evening indorsed the
delegation headed by Judge Botsford. The
Two other clubs IN the ward have also in
dorsed the delegation.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
ST. PArRIcK's DAY.


Arrangements have been concluded for
the celebration Of 81. Patrick's day at
the Coates opera house on Tuesday
evening. Rev. DIR. Charles Z. Mitchell.
Of the Grand Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church, and Rev. Father William j,
Dalton. Of the Church OF the Annuncla-
tion. Will be the speakers. A special
musical programme has been arranged
and the Coates House orchestra "
thirty pieces, engaged for the occasion,
A number of prominent citizens have
been selected as vice presidents.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
Ninth ward MEETING.

There vas a very large attendance at
the Ninth ward Republican meeting al 1i-0
East Eighteenth street last night 10 listen
10 stirring speeches BY j. Silas Harris, w
II Monroe, A. E. jenkins and Major Thon-
as ". Longan.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15

STOCK Yards bowling oiun- Grand AIIsy,
Sc E D -
Puts Colds to Flight.

Alvey breaks up Hard Cold that
hangs oH.
-" KNOCKS 7lt the Grin. IsayIng no
bad effects; often the worst feature.
10 Works wonders in Catarrh; both
acute and chronic
~ St1Ts cold in the Head ana Iufu-
erz4 SauiIles in Babies
- In Coughs Is magical stops tie
rackiHE promotes rest, allows the
Chest and Lungs 10 heal
80 Cpnquers Hoarsenrss and Loss Of
Voice Of Artists ana Clergy men.
~ Prevents Pneumonia.
- cures Sore Throat, Quinsy.
- May save your life; VIII save you
doctors bills, loss Of time and
mQpey-
DOCTORS S BOOK, DIR. Humphr.vs
puts up a specific for every disease. They
arg described ia his Manual. which is
given away By druggists or sent free.
small bottles Of pleasant pelIets-fit your
vest pocket; sold hy druggists ~ sent on
receipt Of price, .lei OF i've for sie9. Hum
phrrLs Medicine Co.. IL and us William
81 Aew York
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15

Kew Haven. Conn March 1t-CartaIa
burrows, VI Jhe Yale Law school b4s nail
team. has selected his team from The large
LIST Of candidates, The following are rhe
fortunate ones Who were measured for
suits Pitchers, Buckingham, Hamlin.
Macdonald. H0lstOn; catehers Lukes ana
burrows; hrst base, smith. second base,
Beers. third base, Mckee. shor-stop Mar
TN. orffr lIeEs, Med-ros. Buzz n anl san
f9It ILs team .II leave March . fof
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
Prominent Lyndon. kas.. Man Dead.

Lyndon. Kas., March l4-(Special) d.
II. Danhauer. a prominent citizen OF Lyn.
don, died this morning after a protracted
Illness He was a member Of the NJ T..
church and prominent in Masonic circles
ami had represented this district in the leg
iSlature Of kansas for TIVE terms
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15

It's last meeting AMI after considerable dis
cusslon IL WAS decided that az the persons
who Med the different ward DELEGATIONS
would come 70 the election commissioners
oitce tomorrow morning tho commissions
ers would constitute them the challengers
for the wards to which they belong.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
MIR. washburn Indorsed.

The A. T. A. advisory board, at its last
meeting. by unanimous vote, intorsel T..
:. Washhurn as its candidate for president
Of he upper house Mr., Washburn mas
been a very prominent candidate from the
first,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
The Flambsau CIub Generous.

The Republican Flamheau Club at its
last meeting passed resolution 10 allow
the Republican party the use Of its hall.
l20i Walnut street during the coming cam
paign.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
A P0PULIST TICKET.
Continued From ragc !.

ulist ticket named. An Endorsement is
practically assured, as most OF the men
named are Ia line with the work OF the
reform club
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15

The question OF the ehallengers IN the
booths on election day was brought before
the Republican city central eemmittee a.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15

theft Southern trip IN the ualatiai prvau
car which Chauuccy VI pepew kindly "
fgr-t
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-15
Monday and Tuesday

The only store in the city
that carries a full line and
at such low prices.
DON'T MISS
THIS OPPORTUNITY.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-10-03
PALMER MAKES A PREDICTION
thinks Mckinley VIII Re Elected
President.

washington. Sept. Ex-senator John NJ.
9c!ner &C Illinois the candidate of the
national democratic party for president.
arrived In the city THIS afternoon from
Philadelphia. The senator is on his way
10 Illinois, and stopped In this city to
pay visit to his married daughter. and
Tor the purpose Of looking after some
matters requiring his attention. Next
week he has some matters demanding
ms presence at the meeting of the su-
preme court of Illinois at Ottawa, and
after that he will hold himself In readi-
ness 10 respond to calls for speeches that
he may be asked to make by the nation
al committee.
The senator does not know as yet what
demands there will be made on him N
this respect.
Concerning his brief eastern stay and
the general outlook, the senator tonight
spoke substantially as follows:
II was very much pleased and gratitied
at my reception and at the audience
which greeted me in the various cities,
and especially at the predominance of
young men In the organization of the
party. There is an evidence Of organlza-
ton and earnestness Of purpose that
shows great fighting strength. This ma
tiCnal party is the party of the future.
The party democratic is passing from
the hands of older leaders like Hill and
Morrison, and the young men are com
ing to the front. The democratic party
organization Is in bad shape in New Eng
land. New York and Pennsylvania, ana
the republican party VIII carry that sec
ton of the country. Mckinley, l believe,
will also carry Maryland and Illinois, and
/ think he win be elected president