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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-03

enter the electric bleaching room at the
5. ID. Warren paper mills.
As result of grass FIRE q harm be-
longing 70 Mr. Harmn nt Pride's Or
ner was destroyed by fire Saturday after
noon. The barn was situated come dis
lance from the houses 80 the other build
ings were not endangered
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"What do you think of the proposed
milk combination'" asked the observant
boarder Of the cross eyed boarder.
81 don't know that kcare much about
It, !" replied the latter, As he peered into
the cream pitcher, $50 long as the COM
bination does not include chalk and
water. "-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
What a delightful preparation is Ponds
Extract Zip Sdlge. and how Quickly 1t cures
rou ghness Of lips and face % cents jar.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Key to the HonnitnI

Dismal Dawson-Say. mum, could yer
give me anoder piece of da fruit cake like
got last weekf
Mrs. Newed-Certainly Here's big
ger piece. Did you enjoy it?
eyer bet l did. 1t made me sick
enough ter fool de police, an dey sent
me ter de hospital fer hull week."-Ex-
change.
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THE ORCHARDS,

Elevated. quiet cool farm house. accommodates
about 10 guests. excellent rooms, beds and
cuisine, pure running water. sanitary arrau ge-
ments FIRST class, wide piazzas beautiful
scenery walks and drives In vicinity; good
fishing; Is miles from city; terms reasons ble
Address MRS. SAMUEL DAVIS,
1e27d2w WATERFORD, Maine.
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FOR SALE.

One of the finest residences nj
W0OdfOrdS, % Pleasant street,
twelve large finished sunny
rooms, four unfinished rooms
and bath, two water closets, hot
and cold water. three flreplaces.
House heated by combination
hot air and water. Set tubs in
laundry. Cellar with cemeDted
floor and plastered ceiling.
Handsome grounds, lot SIS BY
100. For terms g., call on,
WILLIS I'll. CHENERY.
Trustee, 23S Middle Street.
je2+tf
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

w L have made specially OF clock repairing
y. ior years ana are perfectly familiar with
y n al, o. Us branches: Our prices are reason
spie: Dfop US postal aud we VIII call for your
charge. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
square fortiand iani2dn
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or Women.

u's Monthly Regulator has brought
ssss 10 hundreds of anxious women
IS iesitivcly no other remedy known
Jtal science, that will so quickly and
90 tie work. Have never had a single
The longest and most obstinate cases
eyed ia days without fail. No other
y II do this. No pain, no danger, no
terence with work. The most dificult
successfully treated through CORES
ndence, and the most complete satisfaction
Guaranteed in every instance. relieve hum
dreds Of ladies whom never see. Write for
Il rther particulars. All letters truthfuIlv
answered. Free confidential advice In aii
matters OF private or delicate nature. Bear
in mind this remedy is absolutely safe under
every possible condition and will positively
leave no after Ill effects upon the health. BY
mail securely sealed, $500. DR.. K. Nj. Toll
MAN CO., ITO fremont St., Boston, Mass.
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1T S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 5s7 Congress St,
- Portland, Maine. June IA, lss9.-Sealed
proposals for dredging Cocheco River, n. H..
VIII be received here until ~ NJ, Aug. 2, 1899,
and then publicly opened. Information fur.
nished on application. S. W. ROEeSLER,
MAJ. Engrs. July 13-45-3i Aug-1
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PEAKS ISLAND.

Holmes CIRCLE met with Mrs. Ingalls,
at Peaks Island last Wednesday. All
those who attended agreed that IL was
one Of the best meetings OF the season.
The following officers was elected for the
ensuing term;
Pres. Ella Kennerd.
LIST Vice Pres. Rachel Plummer.
2nd Vice Pres --Elvira Lurnank
Chaplain-Annie HUFF.
Rec. Sec. Catherine Barker
Fin. Seo.-Sadie NJ. Sands.
Directors-Maria Kennard, Olive In
gals and Battle Brett.
The next meeting will be held at Mrs.
Maria A. kennard's cottage at Long Is
land. July I2th.
The mahogany rudder belonging to a
tender of the yacht Mystrsl, went astray
Saturday night
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What's the secret OF happy. vigorous
health2 Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and Kidneys strong
and active. sBurdock Blood Bitters dues
10.
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WE DDINc RINGS.

One hundred Of them to select from. An
styles. All weights. all prices in 10 IA and Is
kt Gold Largest and best stock Of rings
~ the city A thousandiof them- MCKINNEY
the JeweleF, Monument Square tune7dts
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S9.99 WATCH.

20 year gold filed case waltham or Elgin
Nieke. movement, warranted TO be the best
watch for the money. MCKINNEY. the
Jeweler Monument Square. je9
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THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opals. Peal
kuoys and al other precious stones. Engage
mock IN the city. MCKINNEY, the Jewelel
Monument Square rnarchisdtf
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EOR SALE-A new l-2 story house, contain
IL ing 8 rooms and ell. with good piazza and
3acres of land, pleasantly situated. near Nor
rllls Corner In Portland. Anyone looking for
home with few acres of land will pay them to
investigate. Inquire OF A. G. LIBBY & CO.,
AZ - Exchsnge. 30-i
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DIAMONDS install MENTS.

I'VE have a largo assortment OF Diamo,a
Rings, Pins, Ear Rings and Scarf Pins
all good quality ana perfect. This IL a VERY
easy way 10 buy Diamond as we make ne
payments so by that you will not miss ths
money. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monu.
ment square. febodtf
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wANTED-sIrUArIoNs
INSPECTION WATCHES.

Silverine case, $1,000. B. W. RAYMOND IL and
u jewel adjusted is the best Railroad Watch,
These watches will pass the inspection. Me
KENNEY, the Jeweler. Monument Square.
je9
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SUMMER BOARD--The Gins, Hast Lining
y ton, Me-, ~ mites from Portland, Is Just the
place tor professional and business people 10
spend the summer months; excellent drives
nsninH and boating fafiliiiea and spring water
20 drink Terms moderate. Special rates 10
families. 81
GUNNER B0ARDERs- Wanted at Highland
- Jersey stock Farm, fine mountain scenery,
pure ar and water, beautiful walks and drives,
pure butter and rich cream. only few rooms
lett write AZ once. Price moderate. W. W. &
Il AXE HOUSE. North windham, Me. Now
~ open TOR the season OF 1899. Quiet loca-
ton. supplied with unexcelled mineral water
Good bass ard salmon fishing; desirable rooms
rates reasonable; correspondence solicited. l..
:. FREEMAN. proprlctot je2ed4ws
SUMMER BoARD-A fs W more boarders can
- De Accommodated at Stony Brook Farm.
Pure ar, beautiful wakes ana drives. Teams
70 lot; rates reasonable. Every effort win be
made 20 give perfect satisfaction. Apply to
GEORGE II. MEskRVE. Cornish. Me. 27-2
SUMMER BoARDERs at White Rock Farm
y house. twelve miles from Portland, Ave
minutes walk from NJ. G. X. II. station, Noun
tain division nigh location, good view. spring
water, fresh berries, vegetables, eggs ard milk.
for further particulars address A. N. PURIN-
TON, White Rock, Me. 2i-2
GUNNER BOARDERs at Pine Grove COTTAGE
- nice accommodations; house situated at
euge OF pine grove; lake near house, sandy
beach; boating and bathing: bass and trout
nsDing. CITY references given. Parties staying
two weeks or over will DO given free transpor.
tafion from Gray station. coming and going.
FOR further particulars address MARSHAL
MORSE, Dry Mills, Me. je2O-4
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Twelve Acre Lot and slightly Cottage
on Long Island,
ToR SALE

Near Mariners Landing story. hip roof
cottage, formerly occupied by n. Il. Chase, con-
taiI.ing II rooms, together with about ~ acres
OF land. This cottage is situated on high ground
AID oyerlools the ocean. For particulars in
quire OF ii. s. BRYANT. 1852 Middle street,
clerk of the executors of tile will OF Ira p.
Harrington. June14-tf
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WANTED-To lire cottage at Peaks or
W near the Cape Shore, by responsible party.
VIII pay good price If fully furnished. WIN
occupy for about three weeks during July or
August. Address II. II. KING, 2 Congress
Park, Portland, Maine. SOL
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nj IDDLE aged lady would like board within
IVA half hour ride Of Portland, Maine, july
and August at five dollars per week. Portland
references. MRS. GEORGE SEXTON, 7Ib
fremont street Boston, Mass. so.l
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WANTED-Everyone who wants a new
w house in Portland or its suburbs to see ~
at once; we have several new houses which we
VIII sell low on easy terms, or will exchange
for good collateral no fair offer refused; this rs
your chance. DALTON 4 CO.. SO Exchange
street Juue9dtf
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E0R SALE OR TO LET-At Great Diamond
Island, eight room furnished cottage bath
ROOM running water and wells, large piazza
all in good repair. Large lot, near landing aud
store. Best trade and best Island In Casco
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WANTEI'-A large house with plenty Of
w space around IL, or two smaller houses
adjoining. suitable for boys school. One with
ell and central location preferred Address
Rev. I. e. CALVERT, $50 state street
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cAsToRrA

cAsToRrA
Bears the signature Of cHAs. II. FLErczRa.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind YoH Havs Aigays BoagA.
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FOR sALE--Ladies' Humber bicycle, new
ana perfect, thoroughly first class, finely
s,gnllusteet very easy running; bargain. MISS
2lASh1: - Morning street. lower bell. 81
FOR SALE-A desirable 8 room cottage an
Great Diamond Island, near Cushing. bath.
o ,,,, fireplace, chamber sets fully furnished
~ si ~, good team In part payment; also a
NJ = house and stable. good sized bot at
NoQu1ho,ds az bargain to close NJ s.
GARDINER. 50 Exchange St 81
Fox sALE-A very valuable wharf property
Hso,silng on Commercial street having 4
svlu M ~ ABOUT g. 900 square feet and from
.ake On commercial street OF 100 feet. For
particulars apply 70 JOHN II. PROCTOR. Cen.
. -.----"~-- D.oon- IL
FOR SALE Pilot boat ,.NFago,e-,5 1890
X. L. PARSONS, Box ibss Peaks isiaDd'
AAos "a
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WANTED.

WANTED am now ready to buy all Kinds
w OF cast OF ladies', GEMS and children's
the city. Send letters to MR. or MhS. DE.
GROOT, 76 Middle st. jly1d1w-if
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FOR SALE--We have one more of the six
roomed houses lett AT Fessenden Park and
VIII sell the same at bargain II sold within
the day, has six good rooms and a bath. IS
finely plumbed for hot and cold water, IL
finished In cypress and modern in every
respect. We do not require a cent down, but
will allow you to pay for 1t by the m onth as you
are now paying house rent II you could pay
S21.00 per mouth you would be paying all
interests etc, and at the low rate of five per
cent and would also be paying about $1,000 per
month on the principal the first month, and
more each succeeding month as the interest Is
less each month. Come in ami We viii tell you
why we are making such an offer. MARKS &
EARLE CO. u MOnument So. IL
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E0R SALE-Blackstone House, fitted for two
families, 10 rooms each, everything is first
class, very slightly, can see all over Portland,
and below. Call on J. J. GILBERT, 10 Ocean
street, new house Deerins CsnteS. Terms
favorable Il
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ENOR SALE Bargains in our made strong
IL trousers" we sell for s1.O0, LIS, $50, eco
and ESQ per pair. Best value for the "a oney
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on examin-
alton money Will DO refunded by returning to
US before having been worn. HASKELL &
Portland. Maine. ID
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.

FOR SALE-Delightlul summer home on Cape
Shore, i've acres OF land; cottage thoroughly
putt. containing nine rooms, bFoad piazzas: Sc
oago water, sandy beach, with finest bathing
facilities, ocean view unexceled, hardwood
grove. two good stables, electric cars pass the
ERIGll S. VAIL. PAP
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II owners OF cottages on Cushiugs Island.
wanted to rent furnished cottage situated
as above for one month from July 23rd. Reply
staining lowest terms to JOHN b. HUMPH.
kEYs, Counsellor at law, Paterson. N. j. 2s-l
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FOR SALE.-New House on Richardson ST.
a very desirable. contains rooms aud hath
hot and cold water, wired for electric lighis'
Inquire of A. l.. RICHARDSON, 70 Best ST.
Deering Centre. Me. je12d4ws
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FOR SALE-Look at thlsl New two story sir
n room house and Boon feet of land In Deer
Ing for $14O0, only $500 down, balance only sri
per month; don'twait until some one puys il
away from you. c. b. DALTON 50 Exchange
street. Juneodtf
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ITO LBT-Desirable tenements OF iye, six AMI
seven rooms centrally located. Price $40
III ana Si2 Der month. j, G. WOODMAN, y:
Exchange street. Al
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WANTED-Man to work on farm, one that
w can milk, good wages. work the year
round Address +. H.. this ofics 2s-i
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MxsCRrLAHEoUn

Forty words inserted under Ehta he,
one woek fer IS csnsa cash in advance
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WANTED-An experienced assistant pastry
w cook. Apply at ONCE, CONGRESS
SQUARE HOTEL SOL
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OXFORD SPRING HOUSE,

Oxford, Maine,
Near Poland Spring. opens June Is
under new management. Fine stable,
GOLF LINKS, Bass Fishing. Boating.
Telephone connection.
je7MWS1m q. E. FISHER, Prom.
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GUNNER B0ARDERS-Two or three persons
~ can fnd good board large rooms. pleas
ant lawn and piazzas. delightful views OF riy-
err. mountains. snd lntervale; terms, six to
seven dollars per week. at "HILLSIDE"
Pennington. Maine. Lock box 572. my2:dtf
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"A L shall sell at auction Saturday, July 1 at
w 1919 O'Clock a. m, 2 butcher wagons,
pianobox buggy. / new Concord wagon; also a
GOSS & WILSON. Anctioneers & Commission
Merchants, l54 to 16o Middle street, Portland,
Name. 2sI
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Champ Clark.

In speech in the House on the
Army Reorganization Bill, Champ
Clark, of Missouri, said
81 repeat it now, and history
will confirm the statement, that
the Democrats and Populists in
this House took the Republicans
by the cuff of the neck and drag
ged it into the Spanish war; and L
intend to put in the Record the
facts that will prove it. The diff
ference is this; We dragged you
into war to free neighboring
people bravely struggling for lib
erty; you are dragging us into a
war to enslave a distant people who
are also struggling for liberty.
Your reluctance in patriotism
then, your hoggishness in try
ing to monopolize it's honors and
glories now, reminds me of a Po-
land China SOW that my father
used to tell me about when 1 was q
child, which was so bashful they
had to pull her ears off to get he1
to the trough, and SO greedy !. that
they had to pull her tail off to gel
her away from it,"
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The phtlippinc situation.

The administration has made a
wise move in dealing with the elus-
i've Aguinaldo. The Filipino ruler
evidently is not hereafter to be Off
cially dignified with the title
"rebel," but is tc be considered as
a "brigand."
The censored cable informs lis
that his army has dwindled to a
mere handful, that the main body
of the natives have broken away
from his rule and sued the Ameri-
cans for peace, while Aguinaldo
and his handful of warriors have
taken to the mountains, and in the
future will be regarded as mere
gang of banditti.
However much truth there may
be in this new Wow of the situu-
tion, now that the rainy season is
about at hand tho American author
tiles would do we'll to act on it and
devote the time to making our gal
liant troops, who have been fighting
now constantly for weeks, as com
Portable as possible and to taking
precaution to prevent tho decima-
ton of thoir ranks by disease dur
ing the rainy season.
Futher pursuit Of the Filipinos
seems to be futile and can but re-
suit in disaster and useless loss of
life among our brave soldiers, who
have certainly earned n rest.
Let us take the censored cables
version of the situation for granted,
and graciously accept the surrender
of the natives who have freed them.
selves from Aguinaldo's control,
while we finally settle that wicked
leader by simply pronounoing him
and his followers gang of noun
tain banditti-even though they do
rule ninety nine hundredths of the
island-and esta blishsng outposts
for protection against them.
Suppose we let it go at that-at
least until after the rainy season p
Wheeling Register.
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Plain View.
,spondence, Bird.

Correspondence, Bird.
Robt. Hall, of Old Town, was
the guest of friends here Saturday
and Sunday. Come again Robert.
Geo. milford received word from
his brother, VIM. l.. Milford, of
Levasy, Mo, stating that he was
sick and was not expected to live.
Rev. Furgeson, of Pond Branch,
is holding protracted meeting at
Henderson. He is doing good
work in the vineyard of the Lord.
The sick in this locality is i'm
proving slowly except Mrs. Geo.
Milford, who remains about the
same.
Sunday School at this place is
progressing very rapidly with Hor-
ton Austin, of Red Mud, Superin-
tendent. He instruots the young
people very nicely in the Lords
work.
Henry Pritchard and Miss Wet
ia Wamsley, of this place, who
were married in your city Wednes-
day, of which mention was made
in the Daily Register, have gone
to housekeeping on Rankin Hills
place on Kanawha Three mile.
Lenord Werner and Arch Aust
in, of Red Mud, are talking ofgo-
ing up to Pittsburg, where they
will find employment for the sum-
mer.
Miss Rena Yeager is visiting
friends at Point Pleasant.
Lewis Caldwell who taught the
school at this place last winter, we
learn will be married in about q
month. We extend our congratu-
lations.
We are glad to say that spring is
coming slowly,
A Gould, of Middleport, is visi-
ting friends at Look IL.
The little daughter of Mr.. N. M.
Rhoades, is quite sick.
Miss Dora Walker, of Lock II,
visited friends at this place re-
Gently
Mrs. Chas McNaughton, of this
place, received word the other
day that her mother was danger
ously ill at her home at Letart.
Mrs McNaughton left for that
place Immediately. SoRIBLER.
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have ever hid their stocks listed at
the London Stock Exchange, and
the instances where American
breweries or other concerns have
been converted into joint stock,
companies by the aid Of foreign
capital have almost uniformly in
volved the placing of their control
and management entirely in the
hands of the British interests,
Quite recently, indeed, it may be
noticed that in some instances a
large portion of the shares of such
organizations have passed into the
hands of American holders, and in
the case of certain English COM
panies, based upon breweries at
Chicago and other American cities,
suggestions have been made which
point to dissolution of the Eng
lish Organizations and transfer of
the corporations to this side of the
ocean"
The English are noted for their
financial shrewdness which is
amply attested by their great finan-
'cial success as a nation and they
readily see the bubble-like oharac-
ter Of our trust combinations
which are just now creating such a
furore in the stock market, where
some of these stocks are now quot
ed at almost fabulous prices.
Where industries in which Eng
lish stockholders were interested
have been absorbed in modern
American trust, unless the manage
mont of the new concern is turned
over to English hands, in which
they have confidence, the careful
English stockholders "puIl out, "
allowing their American brother to
have q monopoly of these booming
trust securities to hold the
bag when the smash comes, as
shrewd English fnanciers as we'll
as the shrewd and conscienceless
Americans who blow these finan-
cial bubbles, know it is bound to
come.-Register.
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The Fix we arc In.
We are bound

| w y arc DOuIlu ~
1st-To pay Spain $2O,0OO,O0O
for something we haven't got and
she failed to deliver
2-To admit that our claim that
Spain was responsible for the de-
struction of the Maine was without
foundation. ga
3-To see that the property of
French, German, English, italian,
Russian and even Spanish residents
in the Philippines is protected.
Ito suppress the Filipino, in
surrection, no matter what'it may
cost. eh7l L
5-To suffer Cuba to set up n
government which is quite likely
to be hostile to ours MS any other
way, and which may form an alli-
ance offensive and defensive with
some other nation.
G-To do any number of other
idiotio things in response to dis
tempered public sentiment.
ITO let go of the island of Cuba,
which would be of real benefit to
us as territory, and hold on to the
Philippines, which will not be of
any benefit, when there is Just as
much reason and justice in holding
on to the one as to the other.
Aguinaldo was as much our ally as
was Gomez.-Wetzel Democrat.
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Rrvnn.

VIM. j. Bryan is as popular with
the people today-as he was in 1896.
That he will be renominated for
president in 1900 is a foregone
conclusion. No one else is being
considered, nobody else will be
thought of as the next standard
bearer. No matter where he goes
or what he does, the people will go
to see and hear him. He is the
greatest leader since the time of
Andrew jackson. The mere men
ton of his name anywhere creates
enthusiasm. He still retains the
undiminished regards of the people.
And the cause he represents is still
the paramount issue, look at it from
any standpoint you choose. The
free coinage of silver and VIM. j.
Bryan are to be winners. If the
man and the cause were dead as is
claimed by the opposition, why SO
much fuss over a corpse.
West Virginia Democrats are for
Bryan and free silver, and any at
tempt to side-track the man or the
issue will meet with u storm, the
like of which has never yet been
seen. There is only one band wag-
on-and that is Bryan's.