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A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la,,
writing of his almost miraculous es
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which ended in Consumption. All my
doctors said I must soom die. Then I
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even if it cost $5 a bottle. Hundreds
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and all say it never fails to cure Throat
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C. E. Holton's drug store.
Plans formed at a Coufercnce Attended by
Populists, Free Silver Republicans, So
cialists, Single-Taxers and Bryan Deis
crats. Kansas City, June 19. The allied
third party movement, which its pro
moters hope will result before 1904 in
a national organization strong enough
to name a presidential nominee, was
launched here today. It was the out
come of a conference of reformers from
the ranks of the old parties and its
principles are said by some to have
been adopted with a view of meeting
the views of W. J. Bryan. The confer
ence was called by Lee Merriwether, of
St. Louis, who, with 22 other St. Louj
leaders in the Public Ownership party
of that city, came to Kansas City yes
terday from a visit to Mr. Brayan, at
Lincoln, whether the intentions of the
delegation had been laid before the
Nebraska statesman. Mr. Bryan, it
was, stated, had expressed sympathy
with the movement if he had not gone
as far as to support it. At the confer
ence there were represented Populists
of all persuasions, public ownership
was advocated, and Free Silver Repub
licans, Socialists, single-taxers and
Bryan Democrats were in attendance.
It was stated that it was proposed to
form a third party in Missouri, which
would finally be taken up by the dis
satisfied interests in the old parties
from other States. A committe on or
ganization was apointed. The com
mittee, which represented each elemem
present, today submitted the follow
ing as the new party's principles, and
they were adopted:
Public ownership of public utilities,
such as railroads, telegraphs, etc..
while awaiting the legislation neces
sary to secure public ownership rigid
control of freight and passenger rates
and severe penalties for rebates and
fixation of lailroads and public util
ity corporations in the same propor
tion as the value of farm and other
property; direct legislation by the ini
tiative and referendum to the end that
the people may initiate good legisla
tion and veto bad legislation; gradu
ated income tax to the end that wealth,
which receives government protection,
bear its just share of the cost of the
government; that whatever is used as
money shall be all legal tender, issued
by the general government in suffici
ent volume for business purposes and
that volume fixed in proportion to pop
ulation: just election laws throughout
the States; homes rule for cities and
abolition of the present system of us
ing the police as a standing army to
carry primary elections in the interest
of dishonest special privilege corpora
tions; election of United States Sena
tors by popular vote.
The meeting organized by electing J.
H. Cook, fusion Populist, chairman; J.
H. Willis, middle-of-the-road Populist,
vice president, and P. S. Kowalski.
Public Ownership member, secretary.
The committee, besides deciding on the
new name for the movement, will call
a State convention for some time next
month. In the meantime the members
v.ill prepare an address to the people.
'Headquarters will be established both
at Carthage and St. Lcuis and the com
jnitcee will appoint a chairman of each
county in the State, whose duty it will
be to enlist members and organize into
county clubs. Mr. Merriwether this af
ternoon, at the conclusion of the con
ference, was asked.
"Will not your movement only re
sult in turning the State over to the
Republicans?"
"I do not know, but I would a littl e
rather the Republicans should win
than the present organization of Demo
crats. As Mr. Bryan said to me Inst
Monday, "I like an enemy under hirs
cwn colors better than one who steals
:ny colors."
Atlanta, June 1!. The Atlanta Con
stitution tonight in response to a tele
gram of inquiry, received a dispatch
from W. J. Bryan denying that he was
affiliated with the third party move
ment. Mr. Bryan's telegram reads:
"Iowa City. Iowa. June 19. Telegram
received. No truth in report."
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