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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-23

FL v.por Julia, que sale hacia la Il :
bana, conduce bordo doecientas cAbezas
de gauado para la isla de Cubs.
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NOT-AS
Y que impetre justi5ia.

Despu6s de slguncs dfas de perma
Dencia en- esta localidad, en- La casa del
stfior Mufoz Rivera, hs salido para San
Juan nuestro respectable y querido amigo
don Ramon Marin.
El stiior MI 4rfn sc halla IN POGO me-
jorado de la enfsrmedad que padecs.
Deseamos al vieio patricia un pronto
Eestablecimiento.
Nuestro estimsdo amigo correligio
mario de Blrranquitas el joven dom Tullo
Rodriguez, ssldrS dentro de POGO para la
vecina rep1blica dominicans.
I'm comisionsdo para contratar ira
bajadores en Rio piedras, tin de oonti
nuar las optr rloiones del muelle de SSn
Juan, ha edo atacado por los huelguietas.
Aver estuvo en- la Capital Gle paso
para Nueva York. 81 notable poeta vene
Eolsno don Rufno Blanco Fombons, con
sui de su pals en- Observation-Disclosures
Con motive de Gel, brsrse aver la fe'-
tividad de Santa Cecilia, patrona de To-
mdsicos, la oTquesta de t4 ciudad dio una
retreta en- eI Parque Central. Asietieron
muchas damas y resu't6 mny agTadsb'e.
SCgau csrtas que tentm ms de San
Juan, &c indica como candidate probable
para preeidir Ia CAmara, al stfior don
Francisco Maiiant Gu fionee. Este renun
oiart, desde uego, Is alca' dfa de 10 ciudad
de las lcmas.
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aLOS DuENOs d
N "a - - ~ ! "a -

G.. B. Amigo, 1l3 So Water.
St., Chicago III, E. U. quiere CO.
rresponderse con duenos de naranias
dulces, buena para exportaci6n al su-
jeto de negocio. Nbre. 14-l900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-23

Nos escriben de Arroyo que Sc en-
cuentra compIetamente restableoido de lac
dolencias que le retenfan en- cama nuestro
distinguido amigo don Federico K Vlre
lis, alcalde popular de squel pueblo.
Nos alegrs mos mueho.
El doctor don Alfredo Marquee ha
presentado IN escrito la corporation
municipal de Gaayams, solicitando una
plaza de medico municipal vacante en-
aquella villa.
Ill Al regresado de los Estados Unidos
por ell vspor IS IN Juan, las distinguida'
8 foritas Cecilia Do ores Acaide, d.
Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-23

NOTAEn 10 expendera blete de ida vuet
reducdos tods los valeers dos a uand
dentro periodic de tempo halle compeddo domn
9 dia fstvo dcho dia.
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Autumn Tints.

Probably not one person in thousand
knows just why leaves change their color
in the fall, remarked an eminent botanlst
tie other day to a reporter for Washing
ton paper. THE green matter in the tvs
sues of a leaf is composed of two colors,
red and blue. When the sap ceases to
flow in the autumn the natural growth OF
the tree is retarded and oxidation of the
tissue takes place. Under certain condI-
tons the green of the leaf changes to red;
under different aspects it takes on yellow
or brown hue The difference in color is
due to the difference in combinations OF
the original constituents Of the green tbs
sues, and to the varying condition Of eli
mate, exposure and soil \ dry. hot eli
mate produces more brilliant foliage lhan
one that j. damp and Good. TIA, i he
reason that American autummN are 80
much more gorgeous than those 81 Eng.
land aud scotland
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS
- AND ALL OTHERS WHO
DEAL IN LIQUORS.

For the information of all persons concern
,d. the following Act of the Legislature, pass
ed March 9th. 1865. j. published
CHAPTER l9l.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale OF spirituons or
trrmeuted liquors in the several counties of
the State on ;he day of election.
Sec. l. BE it enacted by the General As
,embly Of Maryland. That it shall got be law
ful ior the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store,
drinking establishment, or any other place
where liquors arc sold. or for any person or
persons, directly or indirectly, to sell, barter,
give or dispose If any >piriiuous or iermenied
liquors. ale. heer or intoxicating drinks ut any
kind. un the days Of election hereafter 10 be
held n the several counties Of the State.
Soc . And be 1t enacted. That any per.
SON violating the provisions Of this Act shall
~. lmh,e go Indictment hy the Grand Jury Of
th., county ehcre the offence Is committed,
and shall. upon conviction before any Judge
nl any al the Circui; Courts of this State, he
fined a sum not less than FITS dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each and
every oiisucc-onc-ha the tine shall Ice paid
a. zoe iutorrucr, the other half 10 the Comfy
Commissioners, for the use Of public roads
GEO W NuTTER,
oct 21.ie Sheriff OF Carroll county
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Baltimore is full of pickpockets and

sneak thieves.
At Chestertown, last week, Harry B.
Boulder, of Cecil county, was sentenced
by the court in Chestertown to term of
II years in the Maryland Penitentiary for
assault upon his daughter, Mrs. Molhe
Russell. The court imposed upon Boul-
den the full penalty of the law.
At a recent auction in Howard county
there was sold for 30 cents 4 picture val
ned at hundreds Of dollars, being nothing
less than masterpiece by the Dutch art
list Ludolph Backhuysen, showing naval
review in the harbor of Amsterdam. The
art treasure was not recognized 10y anybody
present at the sale in its accumulated dust
aud crime of ages. The picture at first
fell into the hands Of Harry Akers, of
Howard county, and eventually Nicholas
NJ. Matthews, of Baltimore got hold of 1t.
He al once recognized its value, and when
he became its proud owner he lost no time
in having its original beauty restored. 1t
now adorns his gallery. The canvas is
PAINTED with the faithfulneSs 10 detail that
marks all Of the great Hollander' work
when in his prime 25O years agn
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Next Tuesday is election
day. Make your mark OppO-
site the cut of Jackson and
Liberty and the Hickory tree.
"A Second Washington. d"

MEYERspALE, Pa, Oct 20. A large
Democratic mass meeting was held here
last night
General A. II Coffroth. Of Somerset,
Pa, the only living paIlbearer of Abraham
Lincoln, was one of the speakers. The
General is over IS years of age and was a
Congressman before the war. He said :
"The proudest moment Of my life will be
when 90 to the polls on November and
east my ballot for the greatest statesman
the world has ever known second Wash
ington--and that man is William Jennings
Bryan.
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Next Tuesday is election
day. Make your mark oppo-
site the cut of Jackson and
Liberty and the Hickory tree.
News of the Week

Camden. \ j., ba~ al epidemic Of
,hphIheria.
On Moaday night, at 5 "a clock, snow
was falling in Utah
In New York city there were Gl3, 9S6
voters registered this year.
At Lacrosse, Wis, on Sunday, seven
inche, Of rain fell, aud great damage was
done
The fall term Of the Circuit Court IA
Kansas City, Mo. "pened with 500 suits
ior divorce on the docket.
The Ioraiu plant ct the Federal Steel
r.mp,uy at l,1raiu. Ohio has been rl'sed,
throwing 5000 men out If employment
The lancaster. Pa. Shoe Manuiartur-
in- Company hs, made an assignment az
sci. sI5' 200 and the liabilities sl$.ooo
Quail are destroying the cruTN Of the
Colorado farmers, and have been devlar'd
a nuisance BIZ various town and county
bsar,ls
seven passengers were Killed and TWEEN
IL ibiurcd in q wr,.k an the Northern
Pacific Railroad a, d. HaH. Montana, 80
ST., a;..bt
,s....r.4 A ,Il;,,, |. VII
...n li,-l "Wednesday ol last week as lex
ioetsn. Nir.iuia. alter lingering illness,
- - ,s,r.
4 rr,ci,cr i,a> been apposutci ier the
-. - - MINI. anil Nanufaesur
-, ..,.,,,,,,.. ,,,,l mine, At
-.
Oh. A..
ih' ','' 80 ~, =, W. =, LII
~ - .,,nn mn ,br.,,s,
"'' -.
'''' "
'l'-epA "''.' a.. =,
''rfN d" '"' '', "a.
Ten years. Va ~, a., -. -,
5nA J. ;" ~
desperately
\ severe '."'n' "'s' -. -.
fa'a'' '''''.'''''' ''''' -
itr@'s'' 'el"'''- MANY '-''' -,
-r'a' i'n's-N I"
'''if' ~'- a''''''- '''' 'J'''
The FIR ih-isri"'eni 81 ''Ai, '''','''' tex.
a. has oonucoc'vi huFn'n- %" '''''n'''-'
drifts q Wr~sSaec 'F''''' she hn''''a'' O.,
September iiap.i''''N - ~,
mans ..,,
"''
i' 10" Nev i''A ''''''''' 1T ''' ~''''f
years a-7' 'hs a-9,T''Aie P'''I-'''''a = ''''''
discharged iUr dFli'Aeaa'ss va :" =
cent b''i noN. WIN ''" ~" n''" - ''''
employ - the Company $50 '''An
crui = dnFlsd 'n'm tot' Tas ''f '"''
sasr.-
AB-ui two a,-cA. az, Wilbur Ri,iEesay.
,l.-af n,uie, IS, rvl'-a-si ir''o Nrs ''a'
H.. I'll lalI ehrrs be hai hsrn c'aniilsd
fer sellsns franks. b. had ai-s, been slight
n whinf-sI La. SEX he was arrs~tssi
fur similar aacucs. AMI IN Saturday last
he, was severely ho-,,-i and turned -"
Washington a1yics~ state that ths. srrat
nations nf the wuri arr practically 10 ar'
c.r,i a. o. tl.e indemnity demands 10 ee
made an China, and that the amoau,
agreed uI.,n l. s3OO. 000. ouO. the largest
SUM cyei demanded b. s'ns nation fr'in
another. Il /. expected that China NIll
aers-e a. the punishment Of the guilty bead
/ er. in th., late in,urreetian
ii. :. ,b.. e..sr- s;r,o l., the
/ - n III. r..,..b .-.,ir,st,. Ii the
/ -, = a., r,,,;,,. !, that o,uatry uauli
en- -. - s5tp eno o06 Asd
~ "A. =. g., -, r,y o0o nOn
IN -, r.i;..g ana pI
~ No.. ,,,,., 4. bsl,..,i !, r..,e,k their
/ f,,p,s and h, i.I until they can reap their
-. -. IN. r,,,i,, h. b.aB e.,ual
-. i,.y,.,,,;.., ,,r. but sucb a war would
,.... !, ~. ,.l,,.n,li,,o r,.,,ntri,s In
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We have the largest and mosl complete
line OF Fancy Groceries. IN bottles and cans,
eyrr before exhibited TO the public % this city
aud county Hcinzs Pickles ol all kind,
Hrinz's BAKED Beans. Heinz Tomato Soup.
Heinz Kesehup, Chilli Sauce, India Relish.
Celery salad. Olives. Pepper Sauee, Mustard,
Jams and Canned Meats Of all kinds, Maple
Syrup.
Masos's Bakery Fancy package Cakes OF
all kinds, Teas. Coiiecs, Spices, Sugars,
Syrups.
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kiEE MILLING CO.
GI-t. Nd.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Cnuuty.
ss n Court of Equity.
Jaues u Nyrr- and others. -. Florence e.
Cover sud others
Ordered This 18th day Of October, 1899,
that the sale nf the real estate made and
fcuoriri by the -eran.l report uf sale iu the
sl.sye entitled cau>a iy lsue- Il. Myers. she
Trustee. appointed hy decree pgas,d there.
100 g. sell ll- -ania ha Finally ratified and com
tunei. unless cause a. ihr contrary thereof Be
shown un ar before the l9th daz at Nuvru
be-. next; provided cops "t this order b.
inserted fa some newspaper printed iu Car
roll county, Nd. oucv iu each ct three Sue
ccs.iye weeks before he l2's day ni NnyeHs-
her. next
The report states tbc amoaai ut sale 'o he
$5tn.ub
JAS. u. BULLiNGSLEA, Clerk.
True caly Test.
"tlan 81 Jas II BullSatf, rIyrk
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Next Tuesday is election
day. Make your mark Oppo-
site the cut of Jackson and
Liberty and the Hickory tree.

An explosion of acetylcne ga, which
was to be used for Stcre"pticnn entertain
mcnl, wrecked the interior Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Aus.in suburb
of Chicago, on Sunday night. The per
tnr, recently returned lrnm missionary
work il India. lr>j hi> ri.ht hand aud su>
tliued other injuries
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The American Tube and Iron Company,
the Youngstown, o. plant of the National
Tube Company, resumed operations in full
on Monday, after shutdown of many
months The works employ 400 hands
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CHOICE oCERGE


"a ssla is i.gsnd "a our city.
CHWCE TEAS. CnFFEES. SIRUPS.
NEW ORLEANS NuiASSES. CANNED
GOODS OF All. KINDS. CIGARS. To-
BACEU. At
The lrsB grades af PATENT PROCESS
aaA FAMILY FLOUR constantly on hand al
s-aitaa hsar,s VII. pas the Highest Prices
IT, WuEAT. CORN. RYE. OATS, and eli
kin,is ut Ceauify PTodRcr.
Arrut for I-.fiu 1 Rsnd's Blasting Pow
Dog. au3 Ja.i,us,'s Dynamite for stump blast
iHr. 81 Farus~rs can BE- supplied 9Th The
b..s s,s.si5ss ~ Cuffu$ asA Ff.AASEED
NAL. HEAVY NTnDilSGS, BRAN, &c.
a; isz~ss Fr3rrs.
mar - T.. q. GRIMES.
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These Are NO Idle Boasts.

largest and only exclusive
clothing tailoring Carroll We entire attention
quantities orspot cash getting
With clerks low and
ivcour usomers the benefit all these advantages
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TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

The undersigned hereb, warn ALL persons
against lrrsspassiBg ou our PROMISES, with dog
or gun, Tor the purpose OF hunting. Persons
disr+gardiug this notice will be dealt with ac-
cording To- law
Vim. II. Mnus, Joseph Dodrer. VIM. r..
Halter, .Ino. H. Marker, Ahsatom Leppo,
James W. TroNel. Ezra Powi, Harry Dell.
Levi King. VIM +. kesselring. Jacob Grouse,
Milton Hull. James l.. lunser, Wesley j.
Hahn. Jacob Study. George Myers, Hezekjah
Hahn. y. Augustus ReiuduIar, Jacob Shuua-
brook. Albert Study. A. D. Null, Albirdes
Spangler. c. r. kester, John I. Remer,
Edward Formwalt Emanuel koontz, William
j. Rodkey, Edgar F. Hcefer, Geo. NJ. Study,
Augnstus ii Rifle. oct-27-3tS
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Opposite Catholic Church

REASON NO We positively the largest variety the
est STYLES in well and the hannst patterns sun2s
andro usernas to make order
REASON NO will sell clothing for less money than you can
buy the same quality elsewhere
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Two hundred puddlers of the American
Car and Foundry Company, at Berwick,
Pa. are on strike, claiming they cannot
make living wages at the present rate.
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HOW ABOUT A FINE SUIT TO ORDER.

worsed
until want 10
genuine the design and
prat line Of underwear Shirts Neckwear sc sepl5
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U NFANA l-FFIs
IL Successor 90
s.. o. GRIMES 4 co, AT
THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT.
WESTMINSTER. MD.

H3viur Succ-.,-ird tn the business OF the
late Hrn 81 f. -. Grimes & Co. the under
signa,i seI,Eits the patronage OF the fun 5
former customers ami the sabhc generally.
has a. complete u stock Of
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GPECIAI. n JTICE.


taiVaa1Erd fvaruE Ntrc a prices thai hav"
newer lrrn kan-Eu ia the trade.
Lead and Ul So cheap that aHyotr can AZ.
for,l Ten paint tbs season.
Lee i.l.-njF We have a large ss8cs ut the
t.-.i make ai Fseszrrs and Rsfr,gcraiors.
Does ssu n-,.i Gasoline ar Oh Stove Tor
surmsr r...gnss We hAyr ihr'n ,hry are
ebssp.
p1a- zai Sia,los Screens ct sariosts & yl,ss-
A IaH Hs- I'd 6rsi rlsSs Cooking Stoves and
Ranges. ~ long established reputation. al
r,taced prices.
call ~i}. snou enBviRce you that the toi.
tau has bes completely knocked Out Of the
priss. ~ Va Il.
Glass. O,is. Paints and Putty, Piastsring.
Has and Cement. and IN fact everything la
the Hail,lsug Hardware line can he found, s.
url 4, low prices. AZ the old established stand
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Charles Ruid. engineer at a Southern
passenger train, was Killed b. mail crane
Monday evening al Sidehnrn Virginia.
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Agency for Westminster Steam
Laundry.
Western Md. Telephone.
a. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. "a
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Where you can everything The line Of
AND CONNECTIONS

Try our line of Teas from soc 10 soc IL.
splendid iae Of Coffee from lie to Soc ID.
Good Flour from i5c Ia 75r sac.
Oar line Of Syrup IS complete at the follow
lug prices. s0c. soc, TO-, G0c
Pint, Quart aud Half Gallon Fruit Jars,
White Fish and Naekerel
Best Engl,sh Cheese Ice ID.
Tin Cans at 32c doz.
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DUBLIC SALE---At my store, Penn
4 sylvania Avenue, Westminster, Md, on
Saturday, october 81, at 1880 y. m, Stoves,
show cases. scales. chairs. kegs, 80 gallon
copper kettle, lot of house hold goods, cabinet
makers tools. &c. For particulars see hills.
oct.oo1t JACOB BINLER.
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| by A. IL Gleason, Chief Clerk OF the Bu-
reau of Labor and Industrial Statistics OF
Nebraska. Under his analysis this report
tells a widely different story from that daily
proclaimed by Republican speakers and
press. 'sUsing the round numbers, he
says, 1.-THE mortgages satisfied during the
three and a half years ending June IL,
1900. amount to S99, 600, 900, as against
ST.. 900, 600 filed, or difference Of
So. 600, 900 in favor of prosperity.
This applies to real estate mortgages only
and would bear out the claim of the Re
publicans provided there was nothing fur
Their. When, however, we pass 10 the
next column we find that S23S, 0aG, 600
in chattel mortgages have been filed as
against ST., 900, 600 satisied-a 'lter
ence of SI6l 900, 600 against pros
perity.
The difference between sl6l, 600, 0Oa
and So. 900. 00Q is Sl39, 600 900. This
is the actual increase in the mortgage IN
debtedness of the state Of Nebraska accord
ing to the sworn statement of the county
clerk. These large figures are not easily
cymurehended. Viewed from another
standpoint it NAV be easier Allowing that
The population Of Nebraska has increased
twenty per cent. since the census Of $50.
we find that the increased indebtedness Is
over SlOg for each man, woman and child
in the state.
IL the people of the state of Nebraska
with abundant crops are in this short time
plunged sl39, 600, 00u more in debt than
at the beginning Of this period, how many
years will it require under the same regime
to place the property entirely in the hands
of mortgage holder?
These not acquainted with the present
methods uf loaning money in the west and
south will be astonishel at the large IN
crease in chaiiel mortgages shown 10y th"
report. This i explained by the fact that
the lender prefers a short time loan "A an
decreased rate of interest scared by a mort
-ace on CROWN. live stock to one On r'al
estate. An analysis OF similar rcp"ris
made by other state officers in the we>i
and southwest will show practically the
same results
Instead Of there being any decrease 1t
mortgage debt in Indiana, the mortgage
debt. real estate aud chattel, has increased
during every year Of the Mckinley admin
istration. and the total increase for the
three years completed Is in excess Of $50. b
600, 000 In two year, Of Mckinney
prosperity the rhattel mortgage, e iudsara
have increased 255,l in number, aud
s.. 3S2. pa amount and the total ni"ri
gase debt of the state in three years q
Mckinley prosperity has increased $50,
9i6. 7i6 over what has besn paid Mt 80
Guiding the chaiiri mortgages aad lure.
closures &c S97
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rTNHE GEORGE w. ALBAUGH
L REAL. ESTATE AND BROKER
AGE COMPANY OF CARROLL co.
Capital $40, 600 90.

Il REAL ~ = AMI oAN(EAAAAN
AGE COMPA NY OF CARROLL co.
Capital $40, 600 90.
Tn, company, Incorporated under TIE ben-
erai Laws nf the State Of Maryland,
IaRa~ money en- real OF personal prop
eFty.
Hnyx aud sell. stocks nnd bond@-
Dt-roanI~ paper n~Eottates loans So
cures tenants for owners Of property:
also bays sells and leases real and
personal property within the state Of
AarN land etscN here.
s-aF-Special attention 70 the collec-
ton of and the prompt remittance of
claims.
GEO. ". ALBAUGH.
President.
FRED. d. MILLER,
Vice. President.
J. EZRA STEM,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Fred a. miller, q. Thomas Baby lon.
a smith Orrirk q. Frank Grouse.
a. "a. Heber. eco. W. AfbauEh.
iutsNIH.N
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Crowds Always Follow theCrowd

people and surrounding learning aud more every
+ the pupuI
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Full line Of choice Confectionery Of sll kll
still selling lots Of Clipped Beet, which Is OF
Hams. shoulders and Bacon. fIue Creamery
do not fail 10 give us trial and BE- convinced
quality.
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.X-PREa.
REPORV
DICTED

Democratic candidate for President. =
advanced several reasons for this.
"sYou will see a landslide for Bryan
the morning after election. OF this ! am
confident.
II replied that the indications, accord
ing to the Republican leaders, were favor
able to Mckinley, but he quickly retorted
{" OF course they are. That is policy.
What tell you is my private opinion.
'.There was no doubt concerning the
former President sincerity in his ex-
pressed belief When asked him what
reasons he had for 50 thinking he eontin-
ued:
@. Won do not understand the cundl
,;ons There are elements all over the
country at work which it would he lmPes-
s;ble 70 draw into line for Mckinley. In
the first place, union labor is for Bryan.
In recent years this section of labor has
been factor in politics and Il certainly Is
not favorable to the interests of capital.
THE travelling men are for Bryan
These men, who are small army, are OF
the opinion that the Republican party l.
the protector Of corporations, and by the
amaIeamation of industrial interests many
of them have been thrown out of employ
ment.
..In the Northwest, in Minnesota, 10
Dakota and Iowa there are many Holland
ers sympathy for the Beers, who are
their own flesh and blood, will induce them
to support Bryan. See if ! am not cor
rect.
,ssI have no desire to be drawn into any
controversy over the results of the election,
hut if the Republican managers honestly
think that President Mckinley will be re-
elected. it il my opinion they are mistaken
They do not know the situation.
.;Further than this Mr.. Cleveland re-
fused to discuss the campaign lie SAID
that Mr.. Bryan is a remarkable orator and
has a magnetic personality, which Is re
sponsible for his tremendous popularity |
asked him what the effect Of an oratorieai
campaign is. He said:
q Wei. for a man who can talk ilke
BRYAN il is a successful method Tor a can
didate who Is moi an orator it would be
dismal failure.
lMr. Cleveland concluded by saying
that he was 'out Of active Pslities
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GILBERT & 6EHR.
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
Westminster. Nd.
Plumbing. Heating, Spogtipe. Tin Roofing
a oar specially. feb ~
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bug and false pretense of
Illustration there is moth
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to be prosecuted;
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or about prosperity.
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