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OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS with $40
0Oo capital wants capable man to take
charge OF office in store in Houston: good
salary: real opening to right party; must
furnish $4,000 to $1,000 for enlargine the bust
ness. which is in frst-class condition: open
for closest inspection. Address box 1924,
Houston Post. -
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G. CLAYTON. dermatologist and
bcdist, facial treatment. Sl.0O; head
bent 60c; superfiuous hairs, moles and
marks removed-per hour. 81 00;. or,
month, $1,000, chiropody. each corn,
Ion. Texas. 20
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LECTION TOoTHPOWDER whitens
a removes tartar. 25c can. At LEVIN S,
81 ~
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FOR sALE- EXCHANGE or RENT-My
elegant two-story residence, corner Polk
and Chenegert street and hne lot furni-
ture: would take part in improved or I'M
improved property in the city. Call at
room 2, Fox building W, Harral. II
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FOR RENT --Seven-room cottage. 2l3 LII
Branch. Apply Henry Schmidt. 1920 Aus
tin. "A
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FOR RENT-Four nice rooms. Address
Grce, Capitol Barber Shop. .
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WANTED-4OOO to 5000 cords all sound split
4-foot pine wood delivery 1000 to 1900 cords
per month Address. naming lowest price
fob. cars So Pac, or II. and r. C. tracks
at Houston No $500, this office. 24
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SiTU ALTON WANTED bv an elderly lady 10
do iighl housewark. help with children:
live as one of the family; good home is
Illli stF9tt Houston 26
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WASHING WANTED BY coiorod woman. cola
Jackson street. %
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WANTED-A piece as housekoeper for Wild
over on hotel by widow lady; can give good
references. Address 9942, this otnce "a
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PARTIES seeking rent houses will find it.
to their interest to call on us. Olschewske
& Priester. 20l Kiam building; new phone
6fR u
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Buds AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED Estimates OF cost. etc, for put
ting in sewerage system at the Robert
son county court house and jail. Address
Tom NJ Taylor, County Judge, Franklin,
Texas. 28
BIDS WANTED for following privileges at
Dickinson Park camp meeting. Angst l to
Is inclusive; restaurant, to feed from 100
10 500 people daily twill have use OF one
Of the pavlions on ground ice, ice cream
soGawater and lemonade: barber shop two
or three chairs; proposals 10 erect 30 to
100 tents on ground, 10 be rented during
the mcetipg. All bids must be submitted
by fully 25 at which date awards will bs
made. J. L. Mayo. for committee OF ar
rapgements 1928
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YOUNG WOMAN wants a situation as cham
bcrmaid or dining room girl. Apply 1903
Pease avenue, "a
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u want TO learn the grand profession
Ealing? You can learn in IL days to
any known disease A full home
4 taught by mail; also absent treat
given. For full particulars address
stamp The Southern Correspondence
n of Healing, or Box 1905, San An
Texas. 50
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& TAUGHT BY NEW METHOD-26l4
|prd 80
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AVENUE HOUSE RATEs-a per day, special,
by week or month cool rooms bath Phone
922 alb san Jacinto street Gus McKernon,
Proprietor Houston, Texas. 81
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WANTED-An experienced dry goods clerk
must speak German and Bohemian; also
understand how to rustic for trade. Good
salary and position for the right man. 40
dress BOY IA. III Gamma. TeXas. 80
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SUMMER RESORTS.

U0TEL INGLEsIDE = Holidays. bathing.
rowing. fishing sailing. II you want a
lice summer ontirg go to Hotel lngleside.
II is situated on high bluft overlooking
CORPUS christi bav 2ls miles from lnglG-
side station. on the S. A; and A; r rail-
San Patricio county. Texas. II
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WANTED--Two lrst-olass timers; none
but hrst-class men need apply. Necco y
Estinann. II
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WANTED--one good strong boy to work IN
candy factory; also several candy wrap
peTs, Chas. Helm, a
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ONE large room; two single gentlemen or
married couple without children best OF
board. references. Phone 60 Clio Austin
80
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WILL, PAY CASH for old feather beds and
pillows. Send postal to Texas Feather
Company box 59j Houston. VIII call:
Country shipments solicited. ~
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slrUA4loN wANrID 1aMAlE.
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WANTEn--Man and wife; man to work on
section and woman TO cook. Meet ME at
Henke & PILOTS today l2 M. J. W. Towlos
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WANTED--Twenty teamsters and farm
hands. $3.50 day; steady work. Call at 1856
Mason Block "a
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FOR sALE-Two fine building sites; IN lots
on Chenavert street. PA lots on Jackson
street corner Mcllhenny. one block from
Crawford pavement, Jackson street viii be
opened by the city at once. Charles Bolt
frHss. IS
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n. Pennyroyal and Cotton Root Pills.
1le strength: positive menstrual regu-
Sc 90; sent sealed by II vi. DR.. White
icine Co.. box 6, Houston. Texas. SO
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MoNEY-Relable Detective service
rendered in civil and criminal cases; reason-
able rates For further particulars address
McCane's Detective Agency, Houston. Tex
"a
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CAPITOL HoTEL-Rest hotel building in
Crockett. TeNas Is nov offered fer stle OF
rent, rare oppol uuty tor some enc. Ap
pay u james 5. Shivcrg, Crockett, Texas. %
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WANTED Fiftcon tons old railroad IRON:
name weight and price. C. II. Conleld;
Rnnkdnle TnNaa ~
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WANTED--Six girls for packing seed, Apply
T. II. Thompson Seed Co. IS
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rTo&lNE G. stops all discharge and re-
es all soreness of acute Gonorrhoea in
fty-four TO forty eight hours; absolute
lantee for anv recent case: So 90 per
r. Anu-Toxine Co. PSI Main Street.
tg TpYaE
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| HAVE the best storage house N Houston
at 10S San Jacinto street Try II; charges
reasonable best attention given to storage
and hauling of all kinds. s. ]. West.
heimer. so
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wAN1Ep-Two good boys, age is or II, Necco
| & Eisemann, Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-09
Ouien mucho abarca


d COMO natural producer
s faeS m P Peas los desta los oa-
que pn vese en- nr de rs mosas dndo
La la
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NOTIcIA IMPORTANTE
LA I1MTA SUPERIOR DE SANDAL


Ell dia treintiuno de Enero de 1900,
d antes, 81 fuere possible, todos los
Medicos, Dentistas, y Farmaceutic0s
asi como todos los Practicantes, Co
madronas Y Enfermeras, deberdn ha
ber solicitado sus licencias de Ia
JUNTA SUPERIOR DE SANDAL.
Pueden dicijirse al Secretario de
la Junta en- San Juan, quien dara los
lnf0rmes que So piden.
Fx4menes para
NJ leo Girujanos comienzan Eaefo q
Dentista -. .Enero s.
Fartnac9utict,s -. .Enero Is
Practicantes ..e.e..s.. EnerO 22e
C0madronas = Entermeras Enero 29a
Vease Ia Orden General NJ.
Dirigirse al DR.. George g. Croft,
Secretario. San Juan, PR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-09
NUBVO RESTAURANT
!" De tu Iad0 al paraiso .

Situado en- la Gale de Isabel hume
don Ulpiano Colon.
zappenfss p1 S5siIsaE Sc e ofrsce B Is " 3 te5as 4 las
personas de buen gusto un esmerado
servicio, cOmidas suculentas, ventila
ci6n Y precios modicos.
Sc sirven buenas cenas, cafe cho-
cOlate
Una vista dicno Restaurant Y
quedareis invitado para volver.
Dicbre u del %. I'm. 8 S.
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PanasReria las ssTres HS
dc Pedro Gptt D RoS.

Este antique Y acreditado estaoIe
cimiento habierto de nuevO al puon-
co. ofrece sus numerosos tay0rece
dores pan selecto todas horas dei
Idia confeccionado con las meJofes
|harinas que SO fabrican en- Nuesa
York asi como un yariaeo suFtldo 90
galetas de todas classes.
rxiste ademas en- Ell misRo estabte
e4rbi ito I'm surtido variado de pro
viss es y iicores selectos para iaIni-s
la. que Yende a precios sumamente
mouices.
Una vista pues las eTres b.
saldrais samamente c0tnpiacidos.
Noviembre % del 90 IN. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-09
Jaime Rullan
Alto ~HA 6-PONCE

Eo este aut'ga1 depisito de cassd0 pc.
leserfa - aesba 1s recibir AT e,nDleto sur-
tho de 9es.zsdo amsricano espatiol de for.
ma4 b1uit IS. t.;.ssassaaasaal lesoS sen 'ras nj
nos.
Tam bien ae hsu reeibido dries de hilo
aig1doa, crsas. betd1 de aime1drs, Ma
son" da color pa ch arol Bfaetoa psra
toda elase de c&lZsd0. Hnssina piel dc rnai4,
Oh sroles bsdasa charoladas, gspusas para
cocha etc etc
Ventas al por mayor J al detalle.
actubre l9 del 40. 3-v. n
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We MIA

De un predio de terreno cOmpuesto,
de diez cuerdas de monte virgen
ounce de pdatos y malezas y diez fin
cadas de malangOs, cafe al8unos
mas frutOs memories con a oles fru-
tales.
Para informe diriiirse a don Edel-
miro J. Lespier en estas oficinas.
Diciemhre l3 del 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-09

sON7 New York Muestrss pueden ser
vistas en- casa de de Vale y Canclo,
Ponce SO envfan gratis por coTrso al
que las pids. Agosto Il de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-09
pApl IsPlEOL 4 |, 30 RtsNl

En Il f. aascia Dc Il eco. Saa Fran@
s..co q 0-ro 81 Gapsfal, verde ray
Del eAs i .sIlado siA ssladraY -
ssssinta esassvos rgsgs - - =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-09

Moatazs medicinsl y
para Ia mess. Embssa-
ds en- latas de la, III,
|, 6y 10 lbs. y en- Gu,
Il stss. liz barriles
barriles. Urdsnen por
condueto de sus sgen-
tss w. G. DEAN 81
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PRIVILEGlO CONTRA CADUCIOAD

Sobre este liam mos atencl6n del
sco 1nic1 Compana del Contnente Americana qu
soncede sene1anss Erlylealo
81 dsspuSs de hber POLKA
excedlese
dcEo P6tzs
sontnuGEA S1N CAOUGAn;
sEUnO dsdusssaao prsnio
ssnsio
aSds Q
Esto SO llama proceder equdad vi2ar nterssea d.
II assgurados On bian de famiIias.
REsSAURAR
fasuiava Pao
COMPLETOS psnci6 ds
POLKA
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f hgHdadaa DECIMOs DECIMO YIa
EJEAlPL0: 81 una P6iza pages m
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kHabra condolences privilegios mss favorables ps
surados que los que ofrece
HI So1del canad2,.
Supicamos inteigente p6bco de Isa Ia leoura
udio de ess heroas condolences evando as sopreadc
Sociedade garandas; ante de vuesas Was
omad mas informes de-
@ Il. storer, Sspes n'sdeeC B. Metz. Agests gssa, v
0aMaMevO.-Agsts D0s :-Jes1s M Lago Fernando d. Cee
rO Agsnts socador Luis Yordan Dkvia Ageaes cosOtar
len Popce, Blaalni Hsrmanoa
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PRlVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCLOAD
Sobre liam uy parrlcuarmente del pa
la nica Companla del Contnente ou
oncede seme1anss FrlYlego
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-29
FRIDAY NIGHT MASS MEETING.


1t has not yet been decided who will adj
dress the mass meeting of colored men to
be held at Tomlinson Hall Friday night,
but the committees in charge are endeav-
oring to secure either Bishop Derrick, of
New York, or Judson Lyons, registrar of
the United States treasury. Either of these
men will make excellent speeches. The
committees are anxious to get Bishop Der
rick, If possible.
One of the features of the evening will
be parade Of the colored Republican or
CARNATIONS of the city. The arrangement
of the column will be as follows:
Charles w. Brown. chief marshal; James
n. Shelton, chief of staff; Jesse N. Ring
gold, adjutant.
William Gibson, William Lewis, ]. N. Hun
ter. William Porter, Don d. Wells. Clar-
ence Stewart, John Hendricks, j. w. Mi
Ian, William Dixon, ST., Samuel Facin
James Durham. Charles N. Lanier, Walter
Jamison, Richard Teeters, William Reed,
Cecil Sanders. Robert Wright, j. w. Artist,
Joseph Timberlake, Joseph Baughman,
Frank Dougte, Clark Burton, Thad John
son, William Ellington. William Wander
wood, chief bugler.
First division, resting east on Michigan
street at West street; Jacob Porter mar
shal-W. II. Durbin Camp of Old Veterans,
w asnlnStOn CluD, AnacOSta CLUB, First
Voters Rescue Riders Club Escort for
Speakers, Overstreet Republican Club,
Fifth ward, Hotel Mems Republican Club.
Second division, resting west on Yer
mont street at West street; Watson Rich
ardson, marshal-Iron League, Hold Car
riers' Union Republican Club. Third Ward
Republican Club. Overstreet Club, Fourth
ward; w. T. Durbin Club, Third ward !;
Morton Club. South Side; Third Ward Re-
publican Club, Fairbanks Republican Club,
West indianapolis; Matson Club, Sixth
ward; Woman's Club, in tallyho; Men6en-
hall Colored Republican Club Roosevelt
Marching Club.
Third division, resting west on New
York street at West street: John b. Will
liams, marshal-Rescue Riders Republican
Club, North indianapolis Rough Riders,
South Side Colored Republican Club, South
Side Durbn Republican Club, Nor
wood Republican Club, arlington Repub-
lican Club Bridgeport Co.ered Republican
Club, McGregor Colored Republican Club,
Wayne Township Colored Republican Club.
Washington Township Colored Republican
Club, John Brown Republican Club, Four
teenth ward.
In the formation of the parade the divi-
sions will rest on West Michigan, Vermont
and New York streets The line of march
Will be north on West street TO Indiana
avenue, south on Indiana avenue to Capitol
avenue, south on Capitol avenue to WASH
tngton street, east on Washington street
10 New Jersey street. countermarch on
Washington street 10 Pennsylvania street.
north on Pennsylvania street 10 Market
street. and east on Market street to Tom
linson Hail. a large list OF vice presidents
VIII be appointed for the meeting.
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VOTE OF TRAVELLING MEN.
Edward II. Strong's Observations in
Seventeen States


Edward II. Strong, a travelling repre-
sentative of the Hoosier Manufacturing
Company, Of indianapolis, arrived in the
city yesterday from Cincinnati, after a
tour of seventeen States, since the nominal
ton of Mckinley at the Philadelphia con-
vention. Mr.. Strong says he has met thou
sands of commercial travellers and says the
statement made by Democratic leaders
that travelling men will support the Demo-
cratic ticket is untrue. OF the thousands
of commercial travellers with whom he
came in contact in the last few months he
only met two who were for Bryan. Iii
Lima, o., recently he took poll of the
thirty-one travelling men at hotel, where
he was stopping and found twenty-nine of
them for Mckinley. and the other two
doubtful. Coming to Indianapolis from
Cincinnati yesterday on one of the excur-
sion trains OF ten cars, well crowded, he
took a poll of the men the train with
the following result: For Mckinley, 49,
Bryan, 81; Debs, 6; doubtful, 16; objected
to stating for whom they would vote, 6;
Woolley. 3, and twelve who will lose their
votes as they will be unable to be at their
homes. Mr. Strong says he never saw such
bright prospects for the Republican party.
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sues at the establishment OF NJ. 5. Huey O.
Co. Tomorrow noon Representative Over
street Will talk to the men at the Atlas
The Republican meetings announced by
the county committee for tonight are as
follows: Overstreet Club, Hanin's Han,
III. II. Lee, Jr.: I2f Adelaide street. James
III. Lott; Seventh street and Arsenal ave
nue., English and German speeches by
John +. McGaughey and Otto Stech-
han: Washington Club Haughvi-.e, O Y.
Negley and James w. Noel.
Meetings for Tuesday night: At Acton.
wiltsie; Oriental Club. l24 East Maryland
street, G. A. Bookwalter: Hamlin's Hall,
G. A Bookwalter and w. E ilenderson:
oif and ci9o or,ev endes and
Nineteenth streets. Wilburn Wilson and
George b. Young; Sagalowsky Hall. Cap
itol avenue and Merrill streets. James
Shelton; 1912 keystone avence, James NJ.
Ogden; A. NJ T.. Church. Blackboard and
North streets, George b. Young and &. A.
BookWalter.
Meetings for Wednesday: Third Ward
Republican Club, leo North Senate ave-
nue., Ex-Governor Taylor; Castieto:., Rep
resentatiye Oyerstreet. c.. A. Bookwaiter
and William Reagan; Cumberland. p. m,
Representative Overstreet ana Charles ;.
Wiltsie.
On Thursday night the veteran soldiers
demonstration in honor of Corporal Tanner
at Tomlinson Hall will take place. The
same night w. L. Reagan VIII speak at
Clermont. and r. French Hurley will de-
liver an address at Colonel Rays farm.
near Southport.
Friday night colored mems mass meet
ing at Tomlinson Hall will be held and
Fremont Afford and Charles 5. Wiitsie
will speak at New Bethel. At Haywood
Samuel III. Spooner and George B. Young
will address a meeting. and at West New
ton James w. Noel viii speak
Saturday afternoon, at Bridgeport, Rep
resentative Overstreet and w y. Brown
will be the orators. In the evening Martin
Hugg and Harry S. New are announced
to speak.
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SIS to SIS Mckinley will carry Indiana by
1900 plurality.
so to $40 Mckinley does not carry New
York. Vermont, Pennsylvania, OHIO, Rhode
Island, Michigan. Wisconsin and Massa-
chusetts.
SIS to SIS Mckinley does not carry Indiana
by 15 600 plurality.
$40 to $40 Mckinley does not carry Indiana
by 5000 plurality.
$40 to 500 Bryan gets 5000 more votes in
Indiana than in 1896.
Cooks
SIS to SIS Mckinley carries Marion county.
SIS to $3.50 Mckinley carries Marion
county
SIS to $50 Mckinley carries Marion
county.
$40 to So Overstreet is elected.
SIS TO $50 Saulcy is elected.
$25 to SIS Mckinley carries Indiana by TO-
600 plurality.
500 to $40 Mckinley has 5000 more votes
in Indiana than In 1896.
$40 to $40 Yerkes is the next Governor of
Kentucky.
$3.50 to $40 Saulcy is elected.
SO to SIS Mckinley carries New York,
Illinois. Indiana and is elected.
SIS to $50 entire Republican county ticket
is elected.
s25 to $3.50 Mckinley is elected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-29
HAS FAITH in INDIANA
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE WILL
SON MAKES PREDICTIONS.
They Are Based Upon Actual Contact
with the Voters of the. State
Republicans Calming.

James Wilson, secretary of agriculture.
who has been making speeches in Indiana,
spent Sunday at the Denison. He has three
more appointments in this State, and will
then return to his home in Iowa, TO re-
main until after the election. Secretary
Wilson takes the most hopeful view of the
political situation and particularly OF the
way affairs are progressing in Indiana.
He said yesterday that he believed In
diana would give Mckinley much larger
majority this year than in 1896
"In letter I wrote to-day" remarked
Secretary Wilson, az said that If 1 should
base prediction on the enthusiasm of the
Indiana chairmen have met. and on the
reports that all the chairmen have made
to the State committee, l should say In
diana would be Republican by about $4,000.
Conservative men in the State feel that the
Republicans will carry Indiana by Is. 0oo."
Secretary Wilson has made speeches in the
counties of Wayne, Hendricks, Boone.
Johnson, Jay and Henry. He has had
large audiences and the best Of attention
everywhere. Being practical farmer him
self he has come into touch with many
Indiana farmers. Before and after his adj
dresses he meets and discusses affairs with
the farmers. In his opinion there is a
gradual drift of the farmer element-those
who voted for Bryan in 1ss6-toward Nc
Kinley. ''Of course. there are Democratic
farmers" said Secretary Wilson, but the
most of them are men who have long been
Democrats and who will probably never
vote any other ticket"
Mr.. Wilson says the condition of what
is called the labor vote" is particularly
fiattering to Republicans In Indiana. He
has found that the factory men are also
drifting toward Mckinley. Dunkirk, one
OF the towns visited by Secretary Wilson.
is thriving gas town, and there are many
glass workers there. Mr.. Wilson says
these men will all vote the Republican
ticket. Mr. Bryan has threatened 10 do
away with the corporations which give
them employment and they can see no rea-
son why they should support him.
AS to general conditions, Mr.. Wilson is
also very optimistic THE whole country
west of Missouri seems to be sliding to-
ward Mckinley" he said. He believes the
Republicans will carry Kansas by $4,000,
and he thinks IL Mckinley does not carry
Colorado he will lose 1t by only a small
vote. He bases his opinion on New York
State on what the leading men of the
State have told him. They all say that
New York State Is safe for the Repub-
licanS
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COUNTY COMMITTEE ACTIVE.
Many Republican Meetings Will BE
Held This Week

This week will not be slow one in coun-
~ politics so far the Republicans are
concerned. Many meetings are announced
to take place in this city and county, end
among them several noon meetings. At
noon to-day Representative Overstreet will
address the employees of the Brown <etcii-
am establishment at Haughville. and Will.
lam Il. Reagan will talk to the men at tho
Nordyke K Marmon works Frank l.. Lit
Martindaie will be the speaker at the Par
rott-Taggart bakery The noon meeting to-
day at Parkhurst Bros & Co.'S establish
mem will be addressed by Judge Fremont
Afford. Charles s. Wiitsie will discuss Is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-29

One of the largest and most enthusiastic
rallies ever held in Clay county occurred
at Coal City Saturday night. Delegations
were present from Clay. Owen and Green
counties. and big parade was feature
OF the meeting. Daniel +. Storms, of La
fayette, was the speaker, and his speech.
which was a logical and eloquent presenta-
ton of the issues, was listened to by over
1900 people.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-29
Political Notes.

Judge William Johnson of Franklin has
been assigned to make speeches in Marion
county this week.
F. e. Sullivan, Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Chronicle, Raymond Patter-
son, Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribune, and N. o. Messenger, of the
Washington Star, are here to write predic-
tons on the election in this State.