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LIVE STOCK MARK FITS.


CHICAGO, Feb l3.--Catte- Good to choice S. 10
a6, poor TO medium ti9rs S. mixed stookers s. 2sf
80 selected feeders 81 20a4 s. good choice cows
g aeit 20 heifefs. s. 25ai T5 gamers s. e0e2 %
bulls se0oNii0; calves. tsu7 20; fed Texas b.eyes,
SAa5.
choice heavy 81. $4,000 rough heavy, 81 soe4 80
light Ns5css 81. bulk Of sales, s. Wa5
sheep Native wethers A.sSstTs. lambs SSds. 20
Western wethers. 81 6Sa5 5o Western lambs Ssa7 20.
Reeeipts-Catile 5000; hogs A.o@ sheep. io.oo
Omaha.
OMAHA, Feb l3.-Cattle- Receipts. 500. steady
native beef steers, s4f675 Western steers s. ssa
SIS: TEXAS steers s. scat 20: cows and heifers S. Is
al g Gamers, s. 25a1; stocksrs and feeders 81 a
$50: calves. sci bulls stays, etc, 81 SOFA 80
Hogs Receipts. 5.Iae; market shade To Sc higher
heavy Asaai1: mixed A77ka4 So: light, 81 900
LS5 pigs. Sha4 80 bulk Of sales. 81 s0d4s IS
sheep Receipts 800; strong; yeari,ngs s. 2sd6 rs
Western muttons. s, zoos TO- stock sheep. @Aai 60
lambs. s. 5naf
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To cure, no charge beyond the
nominal $50 month" medicines
included.
This system has been Devised TO
meet popular wants. and especially
40 overcome the prejudice that ex-
lists on the part of most people as
well ms the fear aud distrust felt by
the average sufferer toward high
priced doctor and the train OF ex-
pensi,e fees connected with treat
ment under him.
The Copeland Physicians take ~
personal Interest in every ease that
is Entrusted tn their care.
They are qualified for their work
nv special training, superior ~ducs-
ton, hrst-ciass equipment. spIen-
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did laboratory aud n long and var
led experience. Examining as they
do thousands of cases. they are ia
miiiar with every phase ct their
speci~tties and with all forms OF
diseases.
the necessary sdiuncts 10 treatment
under the average phs stefan. with
the Copeland Physicians there So
nothing of tht. sort 20 contend with,
ss their terms include, besides
scribe.
These facts commented On
daily by the numerous patients at
their offices, and are vitality inter-
estiag to all those who are coatem-
plating taking medical treatment
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California arips. !gal tins. per SIS: New
orleans molasses, lga tins per case. s6as 50; ma
per do2 81 81 g. i.i tns p1r a0I a "a tins.
per dog, sio.so A-sal cans. s.: quart bottles s.:
r'nts VIZ i-sai Jackets s. IS; sEil tins 81 sbsis.
Jellies dobbiusl-2b pals. eoc: ,o-ib pals. each.
a. ,o Ssliiofnia Llb eans, doz In case. daz.
srsekers iooblugl- sodss X &c Der ID: soda,
4 IN, PC; sodas. X, ! boxes. i5c per box; xxx.
cartons. XXX aoc: oyster, SIC; Boston butter. &c;
arnle- escorted CAKES. etc. ladisc; ginger and
lemon snaps oe per III pilot bread. aic: Gaietta.
quarts per dog. 81 Is: ehowchow. quarts. per doz.
wooden sezs. rnis-d and "a plain. ac .sss sbbIs
rn ~ nired. No D. per gal, pc: plain. No J.
vinegar liebhingl- ssi,. sorr per gal lie: so-sr.
al u u. Ea.: aebls. osr per GAL i3sc; tosr. &c;
Beans dohhinsi- Small white. per ID. sc; pink.
pe p, 70, &c; Bayos. H. iie lima. per Id. &c.
sae lobeing Japan sc: China Sc Island, SIC;
ID DRIED peas 1obbingiFieid green. DC; aeid. ysi.
ssit iobhins -Ii,erpooi soib sacks per ton. sra
american dsrs. sdlb sacks. per ton. NJ Coast.
psr ere NIB sacks. per ton. pis :.ess'
N yale ~; lob sacks. p in bale. s.
miscellaneous.
Soap uohhinsl- Seattle saron. zo-. co.; zoos, .:
rs o. nio; los. $50 Giihest Co. Dora
Iyory %. s. 20; i6Os. 81 CASTLE. white issisS PEI
Tobacco tiobbinsi-Pius chewing. B.ttiesI. sc;
'ae; Piper Heid,iecS de: scroll Tag. Sc sar Tas.
pail, los. % soar 30. Seal q North Carolina. Is.
,ef ~ sse; r 7iei LINE Kiln. 2es &C. i-or' elei
Papsr; slo Xxi e e os y. ,n,cs.,
straw. &c; No. q Manila. sc; No l. Manila. &C
paper ssss; les. discount list: dr.b express sc.
~ IS: :, o'''''s'-ar'in. per 49, SIS Old Pc"
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May. IS ilsaT5 Iiisc closed AZ Tsle; July Tsss7sc.
closed at T5lc
Heps-Quict-
Hidtz-steady
Wool-Steady.
Cofee-F Futures closed steady. prices net UNI
changed to 10 points lower sales Zoo bags; spot,
steady No Z invoice, sc: No iobbing SC mild,
steady. Cordoya. loa Bic
sugar-Hsw, strong; refined frm.
Visible supply of Grain.
NEW YORK. Feb l3-The statement Of the MS
tbe supply Of grain in store and ahoat Saturday
As compiled by the New York Produce Exchange
is followss
Wheat. 5.c40e; increase, 457 900 bushels. Corn.
hG0.09, increase. i2s. 900 bushels Oats, 1886 900
increase. $4,000 bushels. Rye. LIS 900: decrease
$3.50 bushels Barley. lo5scco increase, $4,000
bsshels
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THE WOOL MARK EFT.


BOSTON, Feb n--The wool market maintains q
steady tome, hut the general demand continues quiet
The demand for quarter blood grades continues
sharp. and good lines have been bought by
manufacturers The movement la territory wonls
the present values 20 lie sustained. Fleece woods
are quoted naainslly the same. with medium grades
ranging up nearly to the ane, the call being
largely for medium. Quotations,
Territory w0ots Montana and Dakota fine medium
aud tine 2Aa2tc secured. 62a65c staple ssd;0c: Ma
2 medium. 1aa9ec secured, Sta56c Utah fue me.
dium and hne. isa9sc sconred. eassic staple. sss
Csc; No , medium, 1Aa3ic. secured, Stas.c Idaho
dne medium and fine. lsa2io; .coppd, sasslc: mo
dinm. Aa2ac SECURED, Sae5lC
Australian secured basis, spot prices, euBbias 81
peffius. sSasor. good. ssast average. So.
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AVvhs m" SutGS0V.
Nails tjobbing,-Sev lst. en-, steel. g. IN Cos.
$40: 2os 10 COS wire STo
ssws-Crosscnt, Disston'. tuttlesooth s0d6sc per
saw. s5c per foot; Canadian Racer and
razor steel SOC per foot hand Disston. % per cent
OF list. Single bit 81 30 per dor; double bit
SO % per i0z shorels and SPADES Steel sdl3 per
dor. Hstehets- From 81 to 81 per dozen Mat.
tocks So Scar 50 per doz Picks Railroad 81 scfs "a
per doz Forts-Hsy, IS per cent Of list Grind.
ttones-lhd2e per h. Wedges Steel. loals per ID.
flss,eeee5c
% NJ, cent ~, H., I,n,s,n "a pa ~ ~ n -, an ~
i,st. eo,,rts, " ~ r.nt ~ u.,a 5000 - e'
IS per cent on HI, Va "'' 'p'''1
mr.. iiohtsrg, u,ntt. utnoh - 49,. ,,,.
rsr l' ,s,hpaan az IA hnen ana larger nse
sis., tl,nrh 80 49, ~, :, ~ fs, ofe
sth,.sd "a. $500 is,h 80 .,i W. iszN . ana
T,nwa,. p;.caa a.t $780, ~
M nsr con, ~ n.y. P''''' ''a"peo' - anu ~ 10
nr.ri,.w.r. ~ .ra IN 49, -, 80
oaksm D., Wi. "a sasI q ~ ~
Wirs Painted h,rb ,i,s xis. r.,x.n.,s 49,,
,ena. o. a. ,ra.n ,,i,a cto,h Z, ~ ~ uaIoed
feet " '' y" wv 'ausrs
pnrd., t,ohb,ns,- R,.rN b,..,,,r 49, -, .,w
Giant Us,e,,iss or f,,dson dxnsr,t,. a. - 80
81 10 p.r case ~ "a r,s. rs ~, con, s- ~. esn...
Champion 3, Triumph. $50. imuro,s, JrSsa.
STUMP 81 80, Golden Pheassnt sportins Is N 80"
Duck AN Kegs sii per case
shot Uohhingllrrop sls5 nav bav. hues.h.,
5, 80 chilled shot. 81 u ~" pe' ''f' 'oeS'no''
Fuss~par 900 double tame Is 80, trsol. tan. O. so
Rlss,ins csnsxxX a. ne, IA "''' ''pe' w."
u.. u..a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-14

mcnt az the Copeland Medical
Institute I had Ions heen a
sufferer from catarrh ~ tho
head. throat and bronchial
tubes, witch at last appeared
70 have reached the lungs,
and which l feared would
bring me 10 conSun,ptive's
grave. was completely
broken down IN health and
spirits. and hut a wreck of my
former self. Mine has been a
radical cure "
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Ringing Words
Another Sufferer
Thoroughly Cured.

MIR. j. \. Rector, weiI known
citizen OF Anacortcs. Wash, has recently
taken course OF the Copeland Home
Treatment through the mails from seat
tie. for an aggravated case of asthma
complicated with kidney and bladder
trouble The effects Of this treatment are
shown In his own words by the iet,cr here
reproduced, and received Ia response 10
an inquiry concerning his condition.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Feb N-Whest-Cargoes ~ coast btv-
ers aud SELLERS apsfi. cafsoes passage more ir-
auiry
LIVERPOOL Feh. s-Wheat- Firm. wheat and
Sour IN PARIS. stguis Spot No l Nurtheru snrins
am, 6 "a futures, steady. March. s. il.d: Msy,
s. laid July n nd
Gurn-Spot American MIXED drm; nes ss sl.t
cid 20 futures, steady February aud Asrch
q sfd July Is Ad
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THE sEATrLE MARKETS.

-. markets today were busy. owing 10 the fact
AZ they were clossd part Of yesterday
r,rsfs and vegetables are In fairly good demand.
,s,shsrts are having on less trouble in keep
=. sh5rments from being touched with frost this
r,nssas are scarce The late shipments have been
a,htiy injured with trust
prlsfoes are selling we'll shipments are arriving
.rr Yakirna and Eastern Washington.
fs.,rv troductA me unchanged The demand for
.-s,rr ara eggs continues brisk.
Grain, groceries. wheat and other markets are
archauged
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Patients who live at -
distance can be treated
with perfect success bp
the aid of the Copeland
,mpton tssnA. sent tree
on application.
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Mrs. !. W. E0ts.
No. 3a2 Essttake

avenue, seattle; MY dauet-
ter Ruby has All her lie
been troubled with dlsess. ef
the throat. which grew grade
uaily wors. until at last II
involved her ears and thrsat-
ened 10 destroy her hearing.
! took her to the Copeland
Medical Institute. where Ehs
was efrectually treated, and
she " now In perfect health"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-14
Metals.

The metal market shows no radical new features
tndsN and displayed comparatively little animation
Az the close the metal exchange called:
I'ig lron--Wauants very dun
copper-Lake UNCHANGED al sl6g
Tfn-Quiet a, So
Spelier- Easier with $40 bid and 81 rs asked
Lead~Unchangcd with $40 bid and 81 Is asked
The brokers price for lead Is So, aud Cor cop.
per. s6& -
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OFFICE HouRs-~From : a m. 70 6 o.
M. Evenings W ednesdRys aud Ssiur-
days only, 7 to D. Sundays. from 10 =
10 ~
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EYEGLASSES for defective sight and
headaches Consultation free. Miss Will
zinski. graduate optician. liz Cherry
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ZARINA cigarettes nave a delicious
aroma secured only In Russian blend OF
Turkish tobacco.
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A Few Instances
From the Great
Record of Cures.

Mrs. L.. Firtsion. Twelfth Ave. sad
jackson street. Seattle MY little girl SCI
ma had been a sufferer for years With
catarrhal disease, which had greatly IT,
jurad her general health, and caused me
grave alarm tina, she would never re-
cover The Copeland Physicians havs
cured her perfectly"
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MoRGAN's Eagle Brand oysters are
the best.
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70 =
FOREIGN.
Fina N ctaI.

NEW YORK Feb B.-The Commercial Adyer-
tiser's London financial cablegram SAYS.
The market was s,sgnant and duh TODAY, except
Americans London bought Americans slightly and
the close was ~ thu ton Paris is selling Egyptians
Discount houses raised rates today 10 2, per cent
silver vas firm on English mint aud continental de.
msnd Paris cheque. lsalsi Berlin 30bl.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Feb l3-Cansdisn Pacific. 1901. Union
Pacific preferred isi Northern Pacific preferred T6l
Atehison, 2i, Grand Trunk 81. Anaconda 81
Bar silver closed firm at Gid per ounce
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Cash Quotations.

Flour -steady
Wheat Spring. No ) sassse; red. No 2. 7ola7ic
Coru-No @ a3ie.
oatsNo 2, 2slc white. No. . ssasasr: No 3
2sla astc
Rse-No 2 55sc
Bariey-No g 3s6i1c
Flaxseed-No l. $l0
Timothy seed Prime, 50 s24
Mess pork-Per hb So s5alnA
Lard Per 100 lbs. s. S5a602a
sides Short ribs. loose. 81 eNa6 Is
shoulders Dry salted boxed sttdsac
sides Short clear boxed " 1905 u.s.
Whisky Distiler finished goods per gallon
1921
Siiuars- Cnt Loaf & nc. zran,,Iatod isn
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WASH NGToN. Feb n--rodsy'. statement Z,
the condition of the treasury shows
Available cash 1alancr .,...........,. $50 IA NJ
Gold reserve 20 tos 1
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sterling Exchange.

sAN fkANrisco. Feb u Sterling on Loadoa
N&.. s3Eht. Nsi
Financial.
si'ss tsr', va MeHioaa doIlarr, ssess4c drAst.
sishi. - Telegraph. ~
% -
NEW NORk.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW
Balances
S5O.S42 b


Seattle. Wash. Feb. Is. 1860
Exchanges al the seattle. Tacoma. Spokane and
rfiand CLEARING houses today were;
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Oils and Turpentine.

Cylinder oil. bbls. soaecc; eases SC advance
white lead tjobbing) Pioneer or Carter. 2.oo0lb
lots Tlc; 5Oob lots Ttc; less than 5ooih lots he
Prepared psints, 5gai carr 81 4-slsc; igsi cans,
slsogLeS. tsai cans. nsoel7o; quart cans. 81 sa9
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bin. There a good business in bonds at mixed
price changes. Total sales. par value. N,z59,po.
United States bonds unchanged
Money and Exchange.
Money CALI steady, at 4a2i per cent. last loans.
per cent prime mercantile paper AaS Der cent :
sterling exchange firm with actual business in bank
ers' bills at tiSsdfssi for demand and Asttai sia
for sixty days; posted rates. Sass and 81 So; com
mercial bills. ASa4 SD; silver certificates, 57eole
bar silver. 5sic; Mexican dollars Etc; government
bonds. steady state bonds easier: railroad bonds
irregular.
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" lEI TVd1s H1VJV1 ETdHNIAfFUl D IT
Receipts and shipments.


On the produce exchange today the butter market
was firm; creamery. lsd2s4o dairy, iss2ec Cheese
| Firm; iasi3c. Egrs-~-s&; fresh isle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Nheat-Fsport Nc l clnh Size, No. | hine.ten
ssc milling, Ne I clah Sc hlucsssm. $40
q q 60
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Feb. l2-wheat-. Ciuh, Hlc. bluestern
SIS.
e % -
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, Feb IA In the local wheat mar.
Ne Sc Is stu obtalnAhie faf 40. { wala wana
valley, easy at 5saA5c blnrS,em. N45sc
r % e
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
SOME PosTsCRIPTs.

Astronomers tell us that in our solar sys-
tenn there are at least 900 comets OF all
sizes.
The great wall OF China, portions OF which
are stln in evidence. was completed 2ll B. c.
Recent discoveries tend to increase the be-
lief that the suns corona, the mysterious
lace like, pearl-colored halo that is seen sur
rounding the sun In total eclipse, is an
electrical phenomenon similar to the aurora.
According to the statistical year book OF
German cities it appears that the consump-
ton of horse meat is on the increase, ana in
Breglau, Chemnitz, Dresden, Lepsig
zwekau and other places dogs are slaughtered
for food.
Recently "Pilgrim's Progress" has been
translated into Chinese. with illustrations by
native artists. Before the Boxer outbreak re
ports sold it was having a large sal. in Pekn
While In Germany the potato is largely thC
principal food, the Englishman eats greer
salads, vegetables and fruit.
Within the last twenty years the numbs1
of American and English female physicians
in Aslatic countries has increased from 20 4
200.
1t is estimated that more than l25, 900 per
sons went to Coney Island on the Fourth
It was the biggest assemblage ever seen at tn
popular resort.
Portland (ore) exported 9,5oo,0 900 bushels o
wheat during the last eight months. Nor
than half OF this was raised in the State o
Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22

In the matter OF existing "fences" for petty
thieves. In Houston there are several es'
Establishments notorious for their ready pa
tronage of petty thieves. The stolen goooS
are bought under circumstances that clearly
indicate to the purchaser that they haVo
been stolen but no prosecutions ever Occur
The fence is indeed worse than the tn'ei'
~
No ordinance In Yoakum Is violated MT. .
than the sanitary ordinance. Tnoso W.
violate IL ought TO be made 10 suner tne "a "a
atty. and It would then be more respeeVeu'
Yoakum Times.
Such ordinances can be made to com
as much respect as any other kind oil Jaw
II those in authority are only faithful enousn
to duty and courageous enough TO sri0'''
enforce them. At one time In Mempn'' :,
was more dangerous to litter the streets ,.,.
ALLEYS or make a dumping ground LOT NJ
out of the backward than It was to con,m''
some crime Tho city had locked tue wv.
after the horse was stolen It was true Da
II had locked 1t and has had no o'nei
NAL missing since. From one OF 'no u
healthlest 1t has become one Of the hea''n'e''
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

German paper relates an anecdote $40"
ing the dignity and self-respect OF the la'o
grand duke of oldenburg. When socialist
democratic workman was arrested on
charge OF insulting the duke and was cou-
demped to six months imprisonment '"'
duke. when he heard OF 1t, gave this orusr'
LET the fellow loose at once. NO one Can
insult me-" 49,
General Sir George Stewart WHITE the
hero OF the siege OF Ladysmith and the soiuio'
who was not afraid to own UP TO IL VIM"
be Numbered, has Just been Installed IN MS
ne,v nosition as governor OF Gibraltar When
the general arrived at the famous British
fortress he was given hearty reception ny
the soldiers. He made several aduresses'
which were we'll received, and Will assuni'
the duties of his post at once.
II Is not surprising that even the ,usuco'
on the bench themselves experience an oc
casional feeling of reaction against. the e6'
treme dignity OF the United States supreme
court and welcome an opportunity to be un
digniied Justice Brewer told TopeKa m1'
the other day that he was happy because NJ
said, he was Gust starting for a resort II
Vermont where l can wear one sallus' IN
collar and roll up my pants.
Before going to Kansas City to begin tn
practice of law in 1887, Webster Davis wa
n shoemaker at Gallatin, Mo-, his ooyhoo'
home and later an office boy in local Law
Arm. in which position he studied for III
chosen profession Ho did not stay in hansa
CITY long but went to Colorado, only to returl
to the Missouri city in 1889.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
HOUSTON, SUNDAY, july ~, 1900.
90 PAGES TODAY.
MAMMOTH AMERICAN CITIES.

The census office has announced the re-
turns IN population for the District OF
Columbia, on tho theory perhaps that the
capital Of the Nation was entitled to the
first official report. The district has a
population of 27s,7lS. which is an increase
of 1926 over the returns OF 1890,
Undoubtedly when the official figures
are submitted for the leading American
cities all will be shown to have increased
tremendously in the ten years since 1890
New York. Chicago and Philadelphia will
perhaps lead In the percentage OF increase.
among the giant cities. in the order in
which they are named. Official figures
with interest.
When New York City was consolidated
with Brooklyn and Greater New YoTE
crelted on January !. 1898. the population
OF the consolidated city was set down al
100000, These figures put Greater New
York next to London with 100000 and
followed by the three next largest cities o
the world In this order: Paris with 2,b00,
900, Berlin 100000 and Vienna with l..
100000 population.
Greater New York's estimate Is approx
imately correct and will insure It rivalr
In population with London. Chicago
which In 1890 had population Of l.osS.57'
will probably step up close enough to V
emma to take seventh place. while Phile
delphia, with population In 1890 OF l.o44
ss4, will have to be content with joggin
along behind PorRopols
There will be sufficient growth in all
excite the pride of Americans, and
make us continue the boast that We al
rapidly becoming the biggest all voun
folks on earth.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF ILLINOIS IN LINE.

forego the pleasure the telling cau,s
when l say to you that John ireland
Archbishop OF st. Paul. and the man WIZ
aid more for Major McKinley's electos
than any other in America, Is no lonsAr
n thick ard thin republican. Say To 81
democrats Of Texas that Archbishop frs.
land IL for Bryan. that Illinois is "a,
BRYAN and that the Nation Is for ~
Kansas City ticket"
These two priests are not all the voter,
have discussed this subject with.
have found Germans who are still repub.
leans, but for every foreigner who tola
ME he was still faithful to Mark and
Mack. I have found three who are n,
the peerless NeprashAu ana MS speedy
running mate.
Illinois democrats smell the rose abo,.
the mould. There Is lie in the old lana
vet and my country. It's of thee /.
sill potent with the voters of this star
| confess that my knowledge OF politIos,
conditions in Illinois is limited, but i,
one Ia TO believe one-third of what f.
hears and one-half of what he sees. N.
old Sucker State means to clasp hand.
this fall with Alabama and Texas epd
Join the triumphant democratic proce,.
sion.
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Texas democrats OF the Joe Bailv
brand feel an enduring pride in the Kan.
sas City platform. The convention al
Austin in June set the pace for the great
National powwow and the platform adout.
ed at Kansas City Is little more than
lengthening and a building upon the fsuu.
datiun laid at Austin. Bailey was Da
even at Kansas City, but the genius OF hs
efforts was left in the platform and tba
sentence trampled under foot at Calves,
ton in 1898 stands In all its unfadlng goy
as one OF the cornerstones in the Ma.
tional organizations declaration OF prln.
ciples.
The Nicaragua canal plank is also Their.
as we'll as every other principle Ten,
democrats were pledged to at Austin,
My purpose in subjoining this to Ill.
nois politics was to correct an error thu
has been made. That ringing PHRASE
1.-THE Republic against the empire" ha,
become the party's watohword, Hon. A
NJ Dockery, who is to be the next gov
ernor Of Missouri, says the honor OF oris.
mating it belongs to Congressman D. 4
De Almond. This can be easily dlsproyen
Fully year before Judge DE Armondt
speech, from which Mr.. Dockery quote.
was delivered joe Bailey thundered ou,
these eloquent phrases, closing his great
speech for the minority report at the Gal.
weston convention:
Il know that the verdict of this COZ.
vention has been made UP, and do 10
hope that anything which have said will
change the result OF the vote which w
are about to take. But whatever the COZ.
yention may decide and whatever coma
others may pursue, as for me and NIL
house. we are for the old Republic st!|
againet the new empire"
Whatever honor belongs to the autAa|
Of the new slogan must go to the TeIil
Mr. Bailey Is a favorite here and Is blls.I
to help the Illinois democrats open thal
campaign at Springfield on August q,