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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-20
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teicas del fruto.
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5sr6 que al. ~,
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Es sude en- todas la tsrnstaE cns&ts 2sts sblecl1G'
80 qH paaua&eE de y media htlz AFI8f
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

This beautiful publication by John l.
stoddArd, the famous American traveller
and lecturer, is now issusd in six-
teen parts, eaoh part containing
sixteen magnificent half-tons en-
cravings eight by eleven inches in size,
from photographs OF notable strueturea
busy street soenos, and wonderful views OF
nnturs's architecture In the Americas The
Great Northern riilway has secured an
edition Of this AIT work from the publish
eIs, and will furnish 1t to friends aud pat.
rons at the mere cost OF handling. lhe
phrls will be delivered weekly at 10 cents
each, and purchasers can have the privilege
OF buying copy OF Grabam's celebrated
steel plate Wow OF Niagara Falls at one
tenth the regular retail price OF that fa-
nous prod uotion. Agent q. W. Pitts has a
framed copy OF tho Niagara picturs
hanging in the city ticket othoe, and alao
haH supply OF part |. of "Our County"
AMI he asks every body to call at this oiilcs
aud see them. The o is certainly ncthin
more instructive than TO read n q aphic
description OF somo noted building. monu'
msnt. street, city, cstafa or mountain.
particularly when the scene 10 pictu el as
faithfully and Rrandly as sun and art can
90 1t. This work is an ART treasury, and
ouly needs 10 be ssen to be appreciated.
Every pattiotic citizsn is strengthened IA
his admi alton and love OF country by Il
POI usal OF this book.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

Why 90 West whsn such grand oppor-
tunities exist In West Virginia, Maryland
and the famous Shenandoah Valley, Vi
Rinia. n section possessing nll the requisites
for health. comfort aud prosperity,
No egion In the United States 10 attract.
ing greater attention; people Z ON the
North and West are looking that way with
a view of locating. Improved farm lands
are 10 be obtained at from So pc acre and
upwards, unimproved timber lands At from
$2 10 So pee acre.
Rich mine al lands are cheap. excellent
wator powers, manufacturing sites. busi-
ness locations, etc, are Numerous. The
schools and churches are excellent the Ieo-
pie are hospitabls and extend warm well
come to new comets. lhs innate 10 nne-
qualled. no severe storms or cyclones, no
contagious diseases.
Halt rate excursions from Chicago and
all b. & q. towns in Indiana and Ohio,
will DO run 10 the Shenandoah Valley on
August 7th and 18th. September 4th and
18Th. October 2nd. November 9Th and De-
osmbes 4th.
Further information given free. Address
NJ. V. RioAa DIS. Land and Immigration
Agent b. 40. X. r., Baltimore. Md.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
OFF EOR ANACoNpA.

To Attspd the 0raad Lodge msstist OF
Asoisnt Order uaitsd weFkmsa.
A iAFae number Of IIolens psopis leave
to-day for AnaesndA 10 attend ,ho grand
lodge Of tho Ancient Order Of United Work.
mon which mesta this week. The delesa-
tion from Capital lodge 10 the grand lodge
Ia composed Of the followinRi P,st Grand
Master workmsn ]. ". Kinalsy, james
Sullivan, Dr. W. NJ. Ballard, aud John W,
Eddy, Past Master W0rkmon NJ. BiTneY,
\. A. d. Horn, Wm. 8. N0taW, n. rilvef-
man, j. W, Allen aud ed, Lsfkin.
Tbs delegates 10 the grand lodge Of the
Degree OF Honor are; Past Grand Chief Of
Honor Mrs. j.. W. Klnalevi Past Chiefs Of
Honor hesdAmsa Emma Byruon Hattie b.
Huntsr II. q. Yasger, Emma y. fFotL
Katherine Kromer hafg ", Eekland, n.
Kempaey. ID. MeIritt and Lizzie o'NslL
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.

Conducted By the sisters Of tho Holy
Crsas at Ogden, Utah,
Tho headsmy is spacious, we'll ventilated.
convenient and furnished With all mode n
improvements. 10 10 literally supplied
with philosophical and astronomical apph-
ratus oharta globes and everything CON
duoivo 10 the aoluirsmant Of knowledge.
The pupils have seeoas 10 a well Oiled
library OF choice, standard works. Every
facility 10 Afforded for attaining proficiency
In muslc, painting in oil and water colo 8,
sto. The extensive grounds surrounding
the academy are beautifully laid out aud
offer every inducements TO tbs yong ladies
10 engage In beautiful exercise.
For further information address
SISTER SuPERtoR
Sacred Heart Ao,dsmy,
OGDEN, UIAn.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
HIGHEST noSORs GIVEN.
TO d.. pFioe NJ the WORLDS Fair.

TO Do. rFi0e NJ the WORLDS Fair,
Chicago lhbnnel
For leaysuinR power, keeping qualities
purity and general oIoellenco tho Worlds
fair lufy decided that Do. Pflos'a Croam
Baking powder had no equal. On each Of
ts claims II was awarded n hfat prize or a
diploma. All tho baking povde'a entered
for ptissI we're subjected W a most on
hAuatlre examination, ana the Jury was
the best squipped 70 make tbe decision Of
anT ever got together lhoI ystdiot vas
supported by the testimony OF Df. II. W,
WILEY, chief chemist OF Abe nnlted ntAtaA
department Of agriculture ~ Washington,
Dr, Wiley " an erteft on food products
and the highest authority on such matters
10 America. This verdict settles long
debated question an 10 which among The
many baking powders 10 the beat.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

For the above occasion tho Northern Pa
oiic railroad will make a rate OF S5b from
Helena 10 Pit.sburg and rotura. Tickets
on sale Sept. ., 3 and I. The ticket east OF
81. Paul will bear hnal limit returning OF
sepL 26. The balance OF roturu trip from
81. Paul 20 Helena can be made Mt ans
time within SIXTY days from date Of sale.
For further partioulAra. sleeping car 10
ssrvations. etc. call AZ tho Northern Pacific
ticket ollioe. A. ID. EDoAR
0Sn'l Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
Aauua, Meeting Of Knights OF fythias al
Washington, ID. q.


For the nbovs occasion the @ eat North
crn railway will sell tickets Z ON Helena ~
Washington and return at $62. 20 for the
ouud in. Tickets on sale Aug. n, %,
aud % GOOD ioturuiug 10 ST. Paul untll
Sept. l6 1894. and west OF st. Paul sixty
da from date of sale.
Please bsAr In mind that 10 addition to tho
fine palace sleeping and dining cars running
daily between Helena aud ~. Paul that this
Is the only transcontinontal route running
the buffet, library an observation car, con
whsels.
Fo further information. sleeping car
berths etc., call on or writo
W. NJ. HARDER q. w. PITTS.
Gsn'l Agent. City Ticket Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-lN THE
~ district court OF the hrst Judicial dis
hct Of the state OF hoRtana, Ia and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke. In the matter
Of the estate OF Dr.. Vincent HaiehL do
conaed.
Notice Ia hereby given by The under
aigned, executor Of the last will and teeta.
msnt Of Dr. yineen, LlaiRht, deceased. 10
The creditors of, aud all PERSONS having
claims aRAinst said deceased. ~ fHhibh
thom with the necessary tOueheTa within
four months after the fTst publication ot
this notice. 10 the executor ~ gha oines OF
II. A. Carleton, ESQ, In room ont uhien
block, Main street. In the oity OF Helena,
the same being the place Tor the tFansno-
zion Of The business Of said estate In the
county OF LsSia and Glaze.
G. n MILLER
E1scutor OF the last will and testament OF
Dr. Vincent Haighh deceased.
Dated 40 Helene. August u lseA.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
PURE
BRANDY


are forcing them to the
front in the competition
with the adulterated 0nd
blended imported article,
branded with the names of
fictitious houses and sold
under the fallaciOus appella-
tiOn Of "COgnac.' The jury
Of awards at the Columbian
Exposition said officially:
"The grade of California
Brandies is steadily imprOv-
ing, and a vast field is open
before the distillels of that
state. BY the purity of
their article they can over
come the prejudice attached
TO all our domestic products,
and have their pure, we'll
distilled and well-matured
brandies take tie place in
our markets Of the aroma
tizel spirits and blends OF
EOgus European houses.
In connection with this re-
port awards were given to
fifteen brands of California
Brandies. The brandies we
offer are from the best dis
tilleries and are not placed
on sale until fully ripened
and matured. HH
3-year-old Grape Brandy,
gallon. So. SC
4-year-old Grape Brandy,
gallon ................ 2.7s
5-year-old Grape Brandy,
gallon .........,..... 600
S-year-old Grape Brandy,
gallon ........ 4.OC
California Maleiras, Nal
agas and TOkays are wines
of great value incidentally
Their effect on the nervous
system is marked and bene'
ficial. To those overwOrked
or to conyaleScents lie cling
b gentle stimulan, they can
not be too highly recon-
lrelded.
Vintage 1890, per gallon. $I.5C
Vintage 1888, per gallon 20,
Vintage 1886, per gallon. 2.sc
Vintage 1854, per gallon. 900
Vintage 1850, per gallon. 4.o'
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

EGoetuAlly 70, gently, whom eOs,ivO or bill
ioup, OF when the blood is impure or slug
glsh. to permanently oute habitual ooneti-
4 alton, 10 awaken the kidneys and liver 70
healthy activity, without Irritating OF
weakening ihsni to dlspel headaches, colds
OF isYera use 81 fup OF Figs.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
SAMUEL K. DAVIS
SPECIAL.
rSyrarMrNr STOCKS

G0OO shares 10 1000 share certificates
Double Eagle tspoitsd Horas) mlns. This
ID tho only lot OF this stock on the market
and " a great purchase
100 shatoa "OntAfioh deer Lodge
county, muat be sold al once II a. all.
600 and 1000 81 On Mountain" Cheap
eat slock for value In the market
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
N. pldn,t Dos rhInr

hat mako the trip TO Chicago on the Chi
oago linton Pacific a Nor,bwss,orn line.
Why7 Time the quickest, solid vostibuled
train, no change Of coach nj she Nilsson
liver. Through Ere, and second class
slcopofa aud diniae cars.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
E,ou1,lnn 20 mn.l,ln.,nn. n. q.

On hooount Of She biennial oonolave,
Knights Of Pythias, Al Washington. ID. c.,
ths Northern Pacific railroad will make .
rate Of eG2 10 from Helena 70 Washington
and retnfa tioketa on sale Aug a. ~ and
%, Tbs ticket east OF 81 Paul will bear
posted With Tho Joint agent al Washington
on or bofore Sept. q. nnai limit will bo OF
tended 10 sept. 10. The ticket west Of ~.
Paul will DO limilad to siKiY days from date
OF aale,
Foo iuTthof partioulara, sleeping ca
reservations, eto., call al tho Nonhofn Pa
cifo city ticket oliioe. A. d. EpoAR
qon'l Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
THE LARGE STOCK OF
CLOTHING

Purchased in tho east and delayed
by the recent strike is here II
should havo been here three weeks
ago We will give you a low
prices.
Pants hall cotton and half wool,
81 up
Pants, all wool, latest styles, 81 90
up.
Suits. Cashmere. one-hali cotton,
S35C and upwards
Coat8, SINGLE. all kinds, 81 and up
wards
Felt hats Tor 25o, soc and upwards.
Rockford socks, GSo "A dozen
Shoes from 81 a pair up
Underwear, Goo a suit and up,
war 49,
Unluundrlod shirts. REINFORCED
bosom. 4oo
Linen. for 81
Cotton shirts for 2Bo, Soc, and up.
wards
Youg dollar win buy moro wear
Ina apparel hore than So win else
whore in the city
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

In a transoontinentsl journey nothing can
keep out OF tho care tho volcanic ash OF AlkAll
dust raised by tho whlrl OF tho passing train.
liut tho treat Northern is entirely free from
this auu0yAnca u'runs through no sand deserts
and its rosdbod is rosk bAllAsted,
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
v GiIlSiGIIl' 5.
HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-1e5 Sixth Av

We handle all sorts Of Toilet
soaps and cut prices on every
lind. Note the difference of s
'r 10 cents per single cake be-
ween ours and the drug store
rice:
n Voodbury's Soap, cake. ,...25c
uticura Soap, 3 cakes ..... soc
Paoker's Tar Soap, cake .,.Isc
III Glycerine Soap, cake. 1sc
Pears Soap, 2 cakes.
link and Honey Soap, 3
cakes, ..s.... ....ssss.... 2OC
|cented Glycerine Soap, 3
cakes, .'...,,s.s.. 2oc
Transparent GIycerine Soap,
3 cakes, ,..,....t..,. ioC
Jar Soap, 3 cakes. .-...,,Ioc
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

The host line OF PAGER patterns in the market
arc those made By tho CniyersAl Fashion 10
All Of the la.sd Partisan and New York styles
are Issued monthly.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

Cleanliness IN travelling "A the ono thing 10
Alfod travel by tho treat Northern. aud yon
will be clean NO duat on thio linoi r0ek bal-
lasted roAlbod
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

Organdie cords worth l5o per yard. seAsonAbls
| live al ~ oontA
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13
a. A. X. Eaoa@pmsut at Pntsburs. Pa

You can bur ladies summer waist for 90
cents At Tho bes Hive worth 81 and 81 ..
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

Thero Aro no aani deserts along the lne Of tho
Great Northern II Ia eapAblo Of continuous
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

sumner drass goods at a great sacrifice a
The Boo Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

buy 9 Thomson corset this week at Tho Fee
Hiyo. Fec price list on another page.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

Big drive in 25o shirt waists for boys at Th'
leo Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-13

20 and 27 Bailey Block.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16
Better as it Is.

Ex-Speaker Reed said in this
city a few days ago that it was
s'useless to discuss the new tariff"
because il would bs impossible for
the Republican, to substitute for it
A tariff of their own until after the
expiration Of Mr.. Cleveland's
term. In bis interview at Ann Ar
Dor he goes further. He finds it
sxpedient not only to say that even
if the Republicans should be sue
cessful in the coming Congression-
al elections tine tariff would not be
disturbed "until after 1896, and
business would have a chance to
revive" but also that, in his opin-
ion, sit would not necessarily fol-
low that "the return of the Re,
publican party to power in 1876
would mean the re-enactment OF
the Mckinley law" The party, he
thinks, would not MAKE this an
ISSUE" and he asks the public to
believe that the Mckinley Ways
and Means Committee, appointed
by himself, made bill that was not
what it should have been. Mr..
Reed perceives, as some less observ-
ant persons do not, that the cur
rent reaction against the Democrat
&c party is not reaction in favor
Of McKinleyism, IN. Y. Timer
Oct. 10, 1894.
Whether the above editorial from
the Times correctly represents thu
es.spe.lker's position or not, it j
exactly the position that he ough
to assume. Printers Ink believe
that Mckinley foolishness ha'
nuch more to do with the panic o
1898 than any influence emanalinI
from silver or Democratic rule
and Printers Ink is just as good
Republican &c the Chicago Inter
Ocean OF the New York Tribune
The Republican who wishes I
NEEDLE with the tariff any NOR
within the next half dozen year
/. seeking an opportunity % con
Il. a.l|.io.| M|l'd' PI|n'ef
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16
monthly Crop Report


y resume Of the correspondence /
to this Office for the month Of De-
tober, lSaL Tire aroath that has
prevailed in thls state Tor months
past has boon broken in q very few
counties. Tho sowing Of wheat has
been very much retarded in many
localities, aud some correspondents
report. awin not be able on account
OF tbs drouth to SOW more than
one.haIf crop. All ground, except
corn ground, had become so very
hard that it could not DO plowed.
Where there has been rain the crop
looks wolf, come up well and IS
making good growth, but many
counties report that it looks small
and tender. From some sections
where it was sown early, fears are
had that it has sprouted aud per
ished tor the want Of moisture
(which is hoped is not true fot il Is
TOO late to re.sow.
The s5ason has been fine for dry
ling corr, and a large part Of il has
been cribbed. some complain that
lii is nnt 50 good as was expected
Others, that it IS better AN farm
ers agree that the crop was better
cultivated than usual, the ground
better prepared before planting
land that more corn was raised with
less rain than ever was known be
fore. ] willtry and get M es'imat
ed yield per acrenext month. Th'
estimated condition is placed at s
per cent
a short crop Of potatoes Is re
ported. The government repor
is smaller than for many year
past. Potatoes-at the present pric
are IA better crop than wheat.
bushol Of potatoes are worth NOR
than Il bushel Of wheat, They vi
. yield nom two to four times a
g many bushels per acre and are a
ready safe at their market prize
g They require more labor, out ne
+ as much difference as there IS
y the yield. II other countries ca
C raise potatoes and ship them
: this country and pay a duty @
Y them. ought we not to be able
raise and sell them proftably Wit
II out duty? There was imports
0fIinto the United States from SEE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

An Alabama firm has secured in
Japan $4,000 contract for furn-
ishing pipe with which to extend
the water works at Toxic. The
contract was obtained in COMPETE
ton with English, French and Bel
gian bidders. Yet there are people
who think we can't face foreign
competition unless protected by a
tariff wall.-C. j.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

$3.50. Tie banx has been very
successful. Has paid s per cent
dividends since its organization
The officials arr d. ]. Buvchest,
presidest A. L. ,ke,, vice pres,'
dent G.. K. Viz N, cashier. Tho
building and fu, itut4 cost 500 I
and is very coa- orrbly arranged
with handsome vault aud time lock.
louisa MilGi. Ca, OF wAich
Major Burchet. - president, was
established in loS0. Has a capaci-
ty OF seysuty.G e barrels par day
Their hest brand is the Emerald,
the second, "O,d cold" They
make three graz ). I'he lowest Is
"Primrose.n /, thousand dollars
| is invested in t,,pladt.
Major Burcactt was born in
Floyd County, kentucky. He en-
listed in Co. X, It'll Kentucky, o,
5. A., as a priva,-, was promoted to
First LII, then L.,pte was promoted
for CALAMITY, b, rs Atlanta on the
9th of August, 1864 Fought TO
the close of the var and helped all
he could to whip us rebels.
In 1866 ani 1880, Major
Burchett represe tsu his districtin
the Kentucky Ia Sish,ture. He was
candidate TO. Congress on tbs
Republican ticket and was deieatet
in 1888. He was delegate to th'
National Convex lea that elected
Harrison Presid, ut of the UniteC
States. Was appointed by Pres
Harrison U. 5. Marshal for tn
district Of Kenmcky in 1889.
Major Burchei is one of the bes
men in KentuckJ, and has beef
Q one ofthe most uccassful business
men in the state He is a warn
E hearted, liberia, iligh.spirlted gen
: tleman. His banners remind m
7 of the old tins gallantry of tn
far South.
: To the young iditor of the Bi
9 Sandy News, the writer will remen
e Der for his court sizes, Mr., Conle
+ gets out a harIsoue Democrat
e paper, is Mr.. Clevel;.nd's postmas
!. err and owner .. a nice jewell
y store.
n My notices ARE short on acceul
e of the election. Iregret nay bri
n stay on that account, but | have
Ii 60 back and see what is going G
lie in Georgia. That state always go
l. Democratic.
e Mrs. MARY 7. WHIBsoN.
,z Atlanta, G
rs Nov. Sth, 1891, Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

Senator John Sherman, one OF
the ablest men in the Republican
party, says he is not so sure that
the result of the election is per-
manent victory for the Republican
party. He opposes return OF
the Mckinley tariff rates and comes
very near climbing up on the Dem.
ocratic platform on the tariff ques'
ton. He thinks the rates should
be allowed to remain undisturbed
for long time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

The Emperor of China is as m UGH
afraid OF the little Japs as his SOL
diers are, and is making his pre-
parations to leave Picking as soon
as the pugna:ious islanders get I'M
comfortably close to that city. II
is believed that the Chinese intend
to surrender Port Arthur, A pan
ic prevails at New-Chang, where
Chinese deserter5 and refugees are
fighting for passage on outgoing
steamers.-C. j.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

land alone, FROM October, 1893, toI
June, 1894 81, rs tons 81 potatoes,
besides vast amounts ffom Canada
The estimated yield per acre Of.
sweet potatoes Is 20 ba,hcls.
Nearly an counties rePorta short
age in hogs. The government re-
port shows decrease Of ~ per
cent. end still theprlee has declined
very materially since my last re-
port. The average number COM
pared to full amount is per cent.
There has been a very large
shipment OF fat cattle from this
state in the past month. The price
held up wen The number u eat
Tie is placed at So per cent.
As to the report on White Bur
ley tobacco, will quote the re-
marks OF some OF the correspond
tents from someof the White Bur.
1
ley counties From the county Of
Bath: ~rhe Tobacco crop Of thi'
county in quality, length and
brightness is superior TO any eve
raised. whilst there may be
shortage in acreage, the weight vii
more than make up the difference!
{, From the county OF Mason: 9TH
late cut tobacco is Of very infer
Iior quality, having been cut green.
The correspondent from shelby r.
ports: "Tobacco curing up nicely,
The condition for october A. {
White Burley IS placed at 80 pc
cent. The reports from the dar
tobacco couutics are hardly 50 On
couraglng. but some Of them yer
good. From the county Of Trigt
the correspondent reports: "Th
J best yield for all products for q
: years past, The fruits OF good ca
. tivation more than good scasoI
e corn and tobacco especially Froi
j, the county Of Christian: "robacc
c about 40 per cent. cut green, son
!. good, but as whole an inferi'
!. CROP The condition Of dark I
r. bacco for October is placed at
: per cent.
4 The average yield per acre, esl
mated in tons, is placed at one al
f; one-ffth tons per acre Of nay,
November 8, 1891.
- NIcHOLAs Mcdowell,
u Commission
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has definite
IL decided to issue new 5 per cent.
bonds to an amount sufficient to re-
lIeve the Treasury and remove all
apprehension of an exhaustion OF
the gold reserve. The bonds will
be as before-5 per cents.-but will
be sold at a sufficient premium to
make the actual rate 3 per cent
The issue will certainly be as much
as $5O,OOO,OOO, and will be more il
necessary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

The smoke of the late political
battle has cleared away sufficient
ly to show that the Democratic de-
feat was not so much of Republic
can victory as might appear.to the
casual observer. But very few
states show increases OF the usual
Republican vote. The result was
principally due to the fact that
Democrats stayed at home in large
numbers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

Some Republicans are so intoxi-
Gated over the Democratic defeat
that they have been wildly claim
ing Republican majority in Ken
lucky. Please notice that the re-
turns show Democratic majority
in the State OF over 10000.
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