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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

The largest business house in Caney,
Kan, was destroyed by fire. The
lower store was occupied by the
Racket. Upstairs were offices and
the Caney Patriot, besides the opera
house. Loss, about 100000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

New York, June 19.-The DcCoursey
building, a ten-story structure at GIG
West Broadway, occupied by several
retail firms, was damaged with its
contents to the extent of $4,000 by
fire last night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
u,,,n Make. short speeches.

Mnocqua, Wis, June 15.-W. j.
Bryan. with Col. Moses c. Wetmore
and party, arrived here yesterday to
spend few days at Col. Wetmore's
fishing resort. Mr.. Bryan made
few short speeches from the platform
of his car while passing through the
Wisconsin valley, which part of the
run was made during the day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

Gov. Stephens yesterday extended
the cattle quarantine to Canada and
Canadian cattle cannot now be
shipped into Missouri unless they
have been examined for tuberculosis.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
Luncheon simpI,ned.

"The ordering Of my luncheon used
TO be a great nuisance" said lawyer
yesterday. II would go into q cafe,
perhaps pretty hungry, but two or
three minutesstudy Of the huge menu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

"How did you and Miss Wheeler
get 80 well acquainted?'
"Oh, we learned to ride tandem
With each other, and, Of course, wei
were thrown together q good deal"
-Philidelphia Bulletin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

"Do you think, professor, that
bumps on a mans head indicate any.
thing as to his character I"
AS to his wife's character, I
lhould say."-N. Y. World
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

The Epworth leagues of Kansas will
meet in Topeka to-day and organize
a state organization which will here
after hold annual conventions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

The cornerstone of the new Odd
Fellows home at Liberty, No., was
laid yey' >~ssy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
Bond Shoe

We handle the celebrated BoND SHOE" perfect and satisfaction
guaranteed Call In and look them We busy show
goods
We have just added full line Dry Goods and Shoes stock and
wish call your attention bargains picked up while back east
See prices following:
Good unbleached Muslin per yard ........ O5
Good beached Muslin per yard N
s. bolts fancy Ribbon worth loo yard 06
~ lunches 40 yards each) velvet faced trimming ribbon oil
shades per bunch. 19
q poo Thread ............... .................
Good standard fancy Prints short lengths per yard 06
Mems good heavy Cottonade Pants bargain rs
Meme good light Cottonade Pants Al ~
pairs Ladies' Hose 25
Good Towng per yard N
Sdozen Linen Towels samples bargain. rs
Good Challe per yard M
Ladies' Vests, each observation-disclosures. ..,........ @
FeLch Gnghams short lengths yard ,............ O6
Good percale short lengths per yard O7
White Table Cloth, per yard 80
Silk, all colors, for waists per yard ......... SS
The best colored Table Linen made per yard. so
GROCERIES.
cans Salmon. .,..,...,,,.,...,...... 10
bars good Soap ..,........... 25
n1Produce taken at highest market price,
Telephone No. 70.
w. G. CARR0IoIo.
Successor to D. f. Snder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

Hnst hil . stay Wtth his r1sflsr. 81 Is
sr4ras % taas aaF eblld amay frem -
ruotae-. ~ lsass uEal reachss IA
wsSa.nE age.
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ard hs oazht 20 - .a-kea auar -
taat Ssmzz agw .zst a. seea a. s--sf-
De sas is thlf - ere asrsf trss-
sr1 s~sarn taaf see asa n.aks fass a.ss.
uisl cala q ta3sf. aa1 fas L1~1 a-ig
kaoNS waas sse Ray socaas lsa- r. -
aay = rs eteraz3 fz11aflza = fAr tssv
29fa aot sas1 Sd 5--tef eas.rana-as.
5rieoa e - slacs - habv IKE ttss-
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- Hs7ea a. ges5 threszh SCR xraaaxs
Ian ssch taterss-5 ~ ssst Sassy
r7y sesf- an8 7 szgaet 70 ger-aesilF &c
nat - Ests far caa-cs fo eTe--- re-
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= 1r-s fnsrs sse rtsr r
80 = a. asa~1szats age. 8 fsmr
szoEz -5tAK q tae aasg-s aase-esss-s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

she does not abuse IL. To her fellow con-
victs and TO the rnatrone she has con
fded thar she VIII make a THIEF Of little
Charlie. 2 cIsver well trained thief.
even as his mother and his grandmother
be fore him. only much more clever and
cunning.
Those soft. tiny ba5y handsi We're
they ever moulded FOR anything else but
angel ninis-erinrs? Il we're sacriIege 70
even dream tha- that little hand was
rot acts tn the same mould as was The
ba5e OF Bethlehem AID yet beautiful
though it ae. it IS not an 0-diary baby
hand. L IS strangely shaped, and ne
waxike fingers clutch and pluck ner-
vousIy, even as the mother clutches and
picks while SIZE talks
No painter can paint. nor fancy can
ccutu-e Cd. a more beautiful ana l0vab,e
child than the prison baby. Tne eject
q It's appearance IN the corridors IS mag
zeal Is ii--.e hesd-aud Il Is a very ts1y
beaz-is covered With ringiets II the
pl.rest gold. - eyes are sky blue and
80 fringed Eith dark laSnes, its skin i
pink and white There s no1e = The
prison nau1r about This "Chrld q De
Marshalsea' for al the long sumner
days II rl11s n -ae womau's cozr- arnsng
TIE flowers and the butterflies. l. Is
happy hea1tay u7lte q Eumanity = xho7
prison lars are bG- contrivarce f1r
lha paying ot 7eek-a-5o7-
TIE cd warden soves TIE baby as
trcu-h Il Ta- his ozn chIl5- and he
r7v1 arc iuzs7s--h.e- Percazsed On hls
arr -ha aaty makes t1s rounds o re
7ris7u- throwing kses -gE- ard ietE On
his trf1-v.al t1gr 60 ard 5ova IRE cor
r-3o-s ard n ard ont q Jhe va=s1s
wings of the h1.ii-E- Sa- one - re
Ia criminals 1z- watches eagerly to-
,Ee coming C rae baby. although taa
z-5d warden VII have 71ze Z Il zen
prisoners sxchzzEe 4 Eurd v.ts t. New
s-tAe3ess. t5ey czr-v on syEte7 %
r-5s5Isss cc---z -zicaricn with sz-a other
Charlie zrEs i-st SHAT ceN - efa-cs
II Z passing for Ehs 1a1 wAa ssEays
5.7zs zzr1 ksssss. ard Casrtse zlwzys
re-z-ns c1s compliment. IN fzct, - .
o~er r-9H-z1 Z ss,rA 1sE5-s
IN t1s rz=zn'k Wig 10 bshy - XIX
Ez-a ard every ons " t1s tE1-tF-c-s
-s-zz.es-r-z-sze-sssaz ard taesvas-.s hls
sat-aszl aa-dnzEEea. nur -,r-e az-sle
ard assscr % al = I&ssss Gz--zsrazr,
Ia -.z.s-." &c hsr AzzAs Zasc2's .Ass@r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

| les child Is the only ray Of sunshine that
| has pierced into her dark lie since the
dreary day she entered those walls. more
than twenty-seven years ago. Tne baby
has frightened the hopelessaess OF her
! despair, and every tine any one speaks
| about the baby going away the other wo-
uen glance furtively and whisper. What
ever viii poor Lsbb5e dor Whenever
the baby is inaIsposed with some caEd-
ism ailnenz. which does not happen o.
ten, L4abia Gzrra5rant IS tora with
anxiety.
What is 20 become OF this little rascal
worries ne almost 70 death" said the
warden He has wound his HE BABY
fingers around the heartstraags OF every
lone Il Us. There Is uot d man in ire
Whole prison, really believe. Who
wouldn't iay down his lie for annie
dason's baby. and ,be women make rezl-
ar geese CT themselves ever hi1c- Ard
who could blame them. Surely. tlere
never Ess such baby
But We wont be able . kseo the
young shaver after bis mother 'ezvss.
and. anyway. THIS e 70 place 95- 5abr
L cuts ne 20 ne hszTt 20 Sc hl- htie
although rs could b ~ Place waare
zlc-e love would b. sz3xered uosu bra
Every G1s = the zatrons t6SiEes I'm
NJ daughter, Briss Gorge. tanks TIE
s1a rises ard sets On C5aries: an. n
fact. al TIE E1zez zrs Sao4sa oxz- IN
TIE za=gzs havs al l.s-EAe hlz - cali
t5ez 'aua-, AID 7 an 'xzz1fs1aDz
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lzvali5 ard had zor 1lrsz5T raised e.sve1
children Z chr oTa. bss-1=s ave sS7gre5
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ready ard wgEzE 20 a6opt Cza-le. sst
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comes amy Most % tie p@or.s gass ar
l7,sT-zsa5 4 hlra liars sesz nez ea-a.oE
sis 20 s1s a week
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grandfather ze-Ts tTo terms e rcz
thzee ser--s az1 So Kens zsz twzee h--
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

land here sooner or later. - yoa Sc
what terrible odds cur baby Rust stsrg-
GO against
Governor Voorhess vas weary- r. the
cares q state wear heavily these long
hos days. lie had presided ever TIE c9art
os ua-E5Es that morning lie bad Hrss1-
"a patiently 20 the rs5Essrnea q hals q
dozen delegations. ans Is many asrs
senator's. commissioner ard ee2ltse
a-xtogzIy awaited hi1 = The rsceS-ga
room adgolaiaG
mention u ne bzsF's 1azae tae uAele
vast complicated zevsrarnsas raacatrars
- IRE state . Sew Jersey sas forget
tsz
Yes. tha as-Ie golden halree. zaexaiaE
hI-a cred baby nas gwen tae state -
Sea Jersey as su1ssas azaruat = frogsls
Bzt g. il net arp faait - ths state. CO
fe1d T. zar a 81 sny fzE = tas
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srGesa a1or1zsozs- HsTs e "a incoesat
bay. AZ a Irt1e beatty - ls. ~. iack-
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srs-
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state x Ssw 5erser szH - -ras % ct
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
SHELL FROM PROVING GROUNDS
At sandy Hook Very Nearly Fixes an
Ocean Liner.

New York. JIuy G.-Captaia Burg 81 the
savannah line steamer City OF Birming-
ham. reported that when passing Sandy
Hook shortly after noon yesterday. bound
in from savannah. a shell, which vas
fred from the Sandy Hook proving
grounds. struck the water between his
vessel and the shore. about - feet from
the vessel and. rtchachetung, passed over
his vessel about amidships There was
great excitement aboard the vessel. a.
what was considered a very narrow Is
cape and many Of the passengers we're
very much frightened
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
View York Repusiiean Convent on.

New York. july 1--The Republican
state committee decided today u have
the Republican state convention a. sara
toga on September \
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

below. and sendns once At ONCE There
viii published That
- aesirfd
De - SENT FOR
ages
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22


There IS the ghost % the same tender
violet eyes and the same expression
about the brow and temples There s
the same strangely shaped hand OF the
baby only larger ard harder grown The
cheek bones a. protruding ard there Is
habby preponderance OF muscle ABOUT the
cheeks and the lower Jaw. which. when
the face is n reDose. fails weakly. The
mouth is sensitive and the lips (Which
rsrvously and when the face loses al
sera5lance to that Of the child
The mothers voice and dictlon are her
most pleasing characteristics. The one
IS sole and xeu ElodU,ated and The other
concise and pure she has been good
irai1ator Of her social supevta1rs-
Her baby II one arE and q piece %
sewing lung over the other. sn= walked
down the corridor Il the wouan's wing
with al the grace and dignity rhac :
proper 10 the mother O such 3 1a5y.
Her manner IS frank ard pleasing
y suppose you ADMIRE ny teautitzl
baby. do you not2' she inquired Il he
writer. her eyes Lighting 80 IS pleasantly
as II she rad really been z Soo1 woman
who meant what she said
~ course. know what - ua-e going
10 say % une-zvsy woman Eco CONES
here says the sane t5izE-T should lst
some millionaire adopt aim. - as % give
hin chance 70 STOW 70 ard = s7-e-
sody Il the Eo-i5-sousoo batter chau
3 thieCs so1- Thai i a. very god
thank everybody f5- ths klnd-ssz they
have shown M eahv. Bu1 he Is my aacy
and I an his mother ard a. r-zd
~ rs-- and ! love hf-- e-S --% uNes
can sou say
Not~ithstan5t-g Au2ss 5faser's occzz-
ioaal 6e-oe Prossstz,ions e love Ia re-
child. = keeps th- four uat-a1s ard ;hs
wa-4&a S-<- Ez-cAizx Es< g sea sAzs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14

in the basement OF the Nj. T.. church,
Friday. July 90. All young people are
cordially invited. Admission free.
Have you tried Grape Kola iizz? 10
cents at Berg's.
Chas. Harding has rented the Eldred
hotel aud will continue the business.
Mr.. Harding intends to continue the
good reputation that the house enjoyed
under Mr.. Eldred and TO make il
better il possible.
lfyou would forget your troubles and
| love your enemies, try that Yale Coffee
ut ID. NJ. Ross.
Frank Scadden il in Marquette where
he has been summoned to attend the
session OF the United States Circuit
court az a Juror. LATER; He returned
yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs Adam Bower returned
To Greenland yesterday alter months
VISIT with friends here. Mr.. Bower had
u tusscl with the X. OF l.. goat while
here.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Oulette and
daughter Myrtle have gone TO Quebec to
visit with Mr. Oulett's father whom he
has not seen for twenty years.
Vernor's ginger ale at Berg's
The pure stuff!
Glen Webb arrived here the day before
the Fourth and is taking IN the bracing
air 81 Fortune Lake with his mother
and remainder OF the famiiy.
r. Il. catlin looked after telephone
matters here last Wednesday.
John Karkeet, the Iron River powder
man. was in town Tuesday.
Smoke the Court House cigar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
To Asthma sufferers.

Lawson Elvidge 81 Darlington, H..
says he was cured Of chronic asthma OF
long standing 10y Foley's Honey and
Tar 1t gives positive relief in all cnser
Of asthma, so this desease. when not
completely cured. IL robbed OF all its
terrors 10y this great remedy. Take no
substitute. Coles Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14

Republican County Convention.
A Republican county convention is
hcsoby called to meet in the Republican
club rooms in the city OF Crystal Falls
on Tuesday, the 18th day OF July, A. ID.
1900. at 1870 o'clock in the morning,
for the purpose OF placing in nomination
candidates Tor the several county offices
and for the transaction Of such other
business az may bc properly brought
before il.
The representation ia this convention
will be ns follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
Bad Accident.

II you have had. an accident with
your watch. take IL TO Brown the
Jeweler and have it put in first class
order. Sixteen years experience in the
EIrin. Rockford ind Springfield wntcn
factories. Old post Office building.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14

THOMAS CoSLIN,
Chairman Republican County Com
mittee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-14
FIRE AT STRONG.
A Grocery store and Wood shop Dss-
troyed-Loss $1,000

Pennington, June 13.-Sparks from a
locomotive on the franklin q Megantic
railroad set fire to the woo ished adJoin-
ing Daggett IL Wills's grocery store at
Strong this afternoon. The flames de-
stroyed the two buildings together with
wor kshop owned by the abroad, caus-
ing a loss of fully 5000. Several other
buildings, including the Congregational
church caught fire, but We're only slight
" damaged The fire fighters experienced
great difficulty in saving the office Of
Fosters toothpick mill from destruction.
The loss of Daggett & wills's is nearly
"a 900, there being IAN insurance of
e, 100.
The railroad building contained tools
Of considerable value, while one box car
and two fat cars were burned. The vol
unteer fire brigade at Fosters mill saved
considerable property.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-14
REMEY WANTS MARINES.
An Additional Force VIII BE Sent to
Philippine.

Washington, June 13.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following
cablegram from Admiral Remey at Ca
vite dated yesterday:
Army turned over Cavite peninsular
and Basilan island to naval control de-
Tense. The army also wants to give up
Olongapo. We cannot take the latter
while short of marines. The Solace with
six officers intended for Guam and 100
marines, has been sent to Kempff. Can
the department send u battalion of ma
rines to the Philippines. Think 1t i'm
portant that the former Spanish naval
station be under navy control. Addit-
ional forces needed If the navy Is to Sc
cure naval station at the present time.
The Yorktown has been placed at
kempff's disposal. The Castine Is at
Shanghai and her repairs will be COM
pleted July Goth.
1.-The Austria is ut Canton with orders
TO proceed to Swallow and Annoy.
''The navy department already had
taken steps to send more marines to Ma
MI a before the appeal of Admiral Remey
came. The formal announcement took
the shape of this bulletin:
Measures are being taken at the navy
depastment to send a battalion of ma
rines to the Philippines. These men are
wanted for service at certain naval sta
tions in the Philippines and to replace
al out so marines who have been sent into
Chinese waters"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-14
SPANISH VETERANS.
Association of War Soldiers Formed
Last Evening.

A large number Interested In the for
nation of an association of those who
were In service during the Spanish War,
assembled at the rooms Of Co. L., at the
Armory, last evening, and formed tenn
porary organization.
Capt. Conley called the meeting to or
der and introduced Gen. Mattocks who
made short Address upon being elected
chairman. Adjutant q. Il. Davis, was
elected secretary. Short addresses were
in order setting forth the benefits and
good points of such an organization.
Among the speakers were Major Collins,
Capt. Conley, Capt. Parker, Adjutant
Davis, Lieut.. Siteman, ex-Lieut McGilli-
cuddy and others.
The following were appointed COM
mittee to arrange for the perfecting OF the
organization and secure members among
those who were unable to be present last
evening: Major Collins, Adjutant Davis
of the staff, Lieut.. WEIGH, Sergt. Lowe,
of Co. A, Capt. Parker, Sergt. Puring-
ton of Co. b, Lieut.. Siteman, Priv. Rus
sell of Co. Il, Capt. Conley, Sergt Law
Ter, Co. il, Lieut.. Lord, Sergt. Smith, Co.
NJ, Lieut.. Butler, Sergt. WEIGH Of the
Signal Corps, Lieut.. Bigelow. Ensign
Scully of the Naval Reserves.
The committee were empowered to add
to the above members to represent those
who not members of the organization al
ready represented.
The meeting then adjourned subject to
the call of the chair. At the conclusion
Of the above meeting the committee met
and organized with Major Collins as
chairman and Adjutant Davis as-secre-
tary, and added the following ito the
committee. Ex-Sergt. Moore Of Co. A.,
ex-Sergt. Bruins Of CO. b, ex-Sergt. Toll
man Of Co. 4, ex-Sergt Rodgers of Co.
L., and @. NJ. Sergt. Frank Nisiecki of
Fort Williams and Priv. Perry OF Fort
Preble to represent the Regulars.
Adjourned to meet Thursday night OF
next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-14
FASCINATING MILL GIRL.
"Duchess Of the Looms,"s Lady by Ma
ture Who Became Lady by Title.

Edna lone Tyler's new serial, entitled
duchess of the Looms will begin in
The Boston Globe Saturday, June 10.
This clever New England writer has CIV
en- in the duchess of the Looms" an in
tensely thrilling recital OF Massachu-
sets mill operators battle against power
ty and her conquest of fame and fortune.
The charming heroine has a courage
that fires all her associates with enthusi-
asm. a beauty that would grace throne,
and a sweetness OF disposition that makes
all the world brighter and better. The
plot centering around the heroine's
magic locket rivets the readers atten-
ton with the mystic chain of romance.
Soon everybody will be talking about
this fascinating mill girl who was lady
by nature and became lady by title.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-14
SYMPATHY FOR Beers.
Maine Iibernians Adopt Resolu-
lions.

Bidd sford, June 10 The state conven-
ton of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
adjourned this noon after busy session
and the afternoon has been devoted to
pleasure, trolley ride to Old Orchard
and a shore dinner on the programme.
The convention voted to have the next
biennial session in Bangor. G. J. Gala
han of Lewiston was reelected state pres
ident and John w. Ma guire us state
treasurer, f j. MCCARTHY of Bangor be-
ing chosen the new state secretary and
Rev. Il. j. Wallace of Lewiston, state
chaplain.
Resolutions were adopted extending
sympathy to the Beers, condemntng the
looting of Catholic churches In the Phil
ippines, and endorsing the movement to
preserve the Irish language and urging
unremitting effort for the increase of
members ans. influence of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-14

arise at Kansas City, even among loyal
II say as have said before so many
times" Mr.. Bryan said, when asked
what he thought the platform and u.
sues this year would or should be, that
! think that the three big questions be-
fore us are money, trusts and imperial
ism.
II believe the principles adopted IN tho
platform Of 1895 were adopted as n part
OF the party creed, never TO DO departed
from. That platform must, however, be
added TO rs new issues arise.
The conditions are more favorable
than they were at this time In 1893. The
Republican party Is on the defence. It
win talk prosperity, Of course, but he
will be willing.to take the.votes of.all the
people who have had not tseir share Of
prosperity and leave them the votes OF
the people who have had their share.
II should say our plan OF campaign
will be TO carry every state In the Union.
L would not speak 50 harslly Of the peo-
pie of any state ~ TO say that I thought
the people there intended 10 support the
Republican party