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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
A FAILURE IN GOLD.

New York, August 21.-Leipold. We'll
s. Co., importers of and dealers in jew
elry, failed to-day. Their liabilities were
estimated by their attorneys, Rays &
Greenbaum, at $125,000 OF their assets
the attorneys said they could to-day form
little idea.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
The EAST WILL SUPPORT HIN
ACTION OF THE NEW YORK STATE
ORGANIZATION.

Mr.. Bryan is Receiving Requests for
Speeches From Nearly Every City of
Importance in the State of New York
--Sheehan, of Tammany Hall, Writes
to Mr.. Bryan and Boss Croker APP
proves the Letter-Bryan May Answer
Cochran at Tivoli
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
The RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH
LAW OFFICERS HAVE NO RIGHT
TO INTERFERE.

An. indianapolis Judge Has a Novel Case
Before Him, Which He Decides in
Favor of the People-The Issue of the
Campaign Discussed by Curbstone
Orators to Large Crowds, Which Were
Dispersed by Over-zealous Policemen
-Bloodshed in Ohio.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
KNABE PIANO. S125. 90.

One second hand Knabe piano, in good
order and tune, fully warranted for
$4,000 on $500 per month. y good bar
gain. Hobbie Piano Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
HAD a LARGE AUDIENCE.

Mobile, Ala, August Civ. II. NJ.
Graham, alias Gray, n negro, was hanged
in the yard OF the county Jail at 6:20
o'clock this morning. Grahams crime
was the brutal killing of an old man.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
WELL RID OF THEM T-,sS- ..

e Washington, August 2l.-Chas. a j,
Candy, treasurer, and Rober G. Monroe;
member OF the executive committee, OF
the National Association of Democratic
Clubs, have resigned membership in the
association, because it engaged in sup
porting Bryan and Sewall. These gentle
men are interested in the third ticket
movement.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

COLUMBIA BICYCLES AT COST
stock of '96 model Columbia wheels
at actual cost for cash, or so added for
time payments of so per month at Well
ford Wheel Co.'S.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

The United States Government reports
show Royal Baking Powder superior to
all others.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
The Best Men
in the World

ARE THOSE IN WHOM THE ELEMENTS
--oF TRUE MANHOOD ARE COMBINED
-IN TIE BEST PROPORTIONS. THE
-BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS
I'm THE WORLD ARE THE WORLD
-RENOwNED STEIFF AND HAINES
-BRO.'S PIANOS AND EsTEY AND
ORGANS, COMBINING AS
THEY DO ALL THE BEST QUALITIES
OF TOUCH, TONE, POWER, WORKMAN
snip AND DURABILITY, BACKED UP
-BY MANY YEARS AND THE UNQUALI-
Pied ENDORSEMENTS OF THE LEAD
INC MUSICIANS ALL OVER THE
WORLD. PRICES AND TERMS TO
SUIT ALL. CATALOGUES FREE.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

CONTINUED on fourth page.)
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-09-05
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Second Ward Justice Court of C.
Engerfan. Parish of LafoHsche.
Mrs. y. n. Wright rs. No. u
Robert NELSON.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING INDE
- and BIZ virtue Of q writ oil Flu
Facias emanafing froIa. the above enfHtil
Court. IN the above entitled and nuEaherj
case. l have seized and will offer Tor sale
public auction. pursuant to law, co the Ia
and highest bidder. Mt the Court H0use
the town of T~hibodaux. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ieth. 1888.
between the hours Of lit O'Clock q. nm. and
O'Clock r. m. the following described prcp1
ty. to-wit
The undivided ene-isfh Of a certain trS
OF land situated ia this parish OF Lafourcd
On the right bank of Raron LaioHrehe
ahout three miles above the town OF Ikid
Idaux and shsyaf sixfy-seven arpents bad
from said Bayoa ID the Brule Grand Chen
measuring twenty-one arrsents more or less
sat,erficles. being a portion uf section 81
tbs la Of the saaf heastsrn Land ID
trirt OF Louisiana and according TO savet
acts 81 saae Commencing en- the north ii
ot said section 81. north 5-1s3l. wesr Ia56 LIN
more or less. from the northeast corner
sasd SECTION ~ ami measuring along the Cd
tinnation ct sad tine ont art.ent and seyenl
tOur feet TO the upper line, running to d
norfh Of sectiaa y and closing ID opurfiynzl
70 the cioeiRg Of the east and west lines
said section &, bounded ON the upper
vest line BY land now Or formerly belongs
% Jean bapfisre Bouareaux on the South
back line by iands formerly of Zeno0 b
hard, on the east or lever line br Lands II
iurrly Of Honere Thibodanx aud IN the nor
@ front line by land formerly of estate
lheClshite Outlet Together with ali =
ouIsdiag and iinpro semeats thereon
Also one buggy and one mare.
Terms and conditions Of sale. Cash TO p
. sstssfy the principal, interest and |
,coso n the abose emit.
J A. ROGER,
Constable Ind Ward
eepe. = l&96. farish Of Lafourebs'
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CAT q OF THE BAG.
Th~ New York Herald saya:

The first and most pressing pur-
Pase OF the third ticket 10 he put In
the field . week is to secure the de-
feat Of the Chicago ticket and thereby
save the country from the disaster aud
disl,anor which, ,ts success and the
consequent repadiatieP Of the gold
standard would entail This end will
oe attained by the election OF MrKin-
ley, \ result which the third ticket ia
designated not t. imperi; bnt ASSURE
New. what in the world could have
induced the Herald 10 give the whole
snan away III this fashion. For q
month Or more the country lias heen
told that th- purpose Of the third tick
e. was Ito maintain the nrgauiz.tion
1T tire real democracy" To have
themselves uncovered 50 Suddenly
mast lie embarrassing NIT to say hu-
initiating Z" the promoters of the In
dlanapOlls ~cnnventian, but nav that
the mesiye for naming the third ticket
y exactly what a great mary people
suspected. It's power fnr harm will be
yer. considerably cnriailed. There
are Thousands Of Democrats in the
country wliD are not in accord with
the platform adopted hy their party at
Chicago. but they will not allow them
selves to be shanehaied into a move
ment TO hip Mckinley. The New
York Herald biur,e.i ant the trnt., at
the arang time aud the f-snirs If tile
indianapolis CON +nti0n will not lie as
juicy a. we're expected by certain
guiding spirits \ few days ago.-Siates.
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CA9ToRIA
he 40
1;ss:|''& MNzzM g. g
ENGLAND's

Londo, ~ It Was In the Earliest Days ci
Its Existence.
} first hear Of London in any i'm
portant u as q city OF Roman Brit
ain The incoming cf the Saxon con-
Cnerors is followed by nearly 200 years
Of unbroken silence, and it is this long
period which has caused some historians
to assume, rather than prove, that Ro-
man London had altogether ceased to
exist But when the light Of history i
again shed upon this part of the newly
made England there is much to show
that London had. to . large extent, pre-
served her independence as q place Of
commerce and civic organization The
Saxon settlements appear all round her,
and perhaps the little village OF Char
ing, within q mile Of her walls, affords
the most significant testimony to the
Saxon settlements round London rather
than in London.
The Saxon conquerors appear a polit-
ical masters of London and introduced
into her municipal life the folkmoot,
which originally met in the open air on
. piece Of land near Paul,s Cross and
which is perhaps represented by the
Common hall Of the citizens Of London
Of the present day; many Teutonic Gus
tons which lie imbedded in the munic-
lpal usages Of medieval times, many
Democratic innovations in municipal
institutions which appear throughout
the early years If Plantagenet rule,
when the common people over and
over again asserted their right to take
part in the municipal elections ard
transactions Of the day. But both the
settlements round London and the po-
Iticsl lordship over London do not ap-
pear to have made London = Saxon city
and its municipal institutions Of Saxon
origin The lex mercateria Of Roman
London seems never to have quite died
out.
In the court Of the merchants there
were always professional lawyers, and
perhaps the most remarkable survival ct
Roman institutions IN britain il the
practice of the old oDder Of sergeants at
Law, who assembled in the nave Of the
old st. PaEI's cathedral, each sergeant
having been allotted q special pillar in
the cathedral at his appointment, where
be met his clients in legal consultation,
hearing the facts Of the case, taking
notes of the evidence or pacing up and
down This is the exact parallel to the
assembling of the Roman jurisperiti at
early morn in the forum to consult with
their clients and cannot be explained
except by the theory Ct direct continu-
ance of practice from Roman times-
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THE A OF LOUIsIAx1
Second Ward Justice Cont ~ u
BOurG, Parish of Lafourehs
q. G. Waterbury, Agt- rs. No. 2. VI
az Gary.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Thar
IN sirra- of y ~rir Of fserf Fqri1s -.
\. 7. Bssnrs. ~iustire 1T h- y+scr III M
md ward ~ the tss, irh ~ f.aE..urrha u 4
0f 1t &. Waterbury. Arf. and -araiuse ri n
GARY d+f~ndaLf, aud 10 me directed r.
q. II o'rl0ck n. nj. ON the
Bird day of OCTOBER. 1896
vt the coDrf house slear Id the town ~ MI
daux. In the Ind ward in SAID parish ]
for sale at ;,nhlic auction the f-olJc~;,.
crihe4 property. to-wit:
The undivided half ct
A rrrissn fractional lot Of ground .;t,l
III iit- t.srt~h of LAT. tarche. XII abrut ts,a
"" or fw~nfy three arp4nrs fran Rar..,'
isnr. he. tn thu right bank OF Bsyau 4 M
~lt~. n~i-asuiias ane hundred ana nm
troht an ~. tiasrles Atrert. NV fla M
fherrts. atfa~hsd. ~running amt 10 the 49,
tiss, line sc the town If Thibosaux. mann
North by lot ut Mr.. Armand Marnnvs =,
by hot af AiPlioBs- siary. East by Mi Chs
Street sna West bv Narrow street n.
trisnci+ Df land ip the south WESTERN ,orr
SAID lot measure Ing ,si,~ hnnared mi N
Teri On ias soaisrru lDanslai =. and I,alors.
~ Mat gains La. and Texas X. Il. lid M
g. No. 10. r. 4xyl ~ Isay and satisfy the
Erif-fay- The sum al lori x-Libe sloilsrs
.thirfr-six CENTS, with interest and coats
less the Same Ii immediately paid. Sefx.
The property ri Tbolgas Gary. nudar
wit of kieri Facids-
q. L. CARO-.
Constable md War
Dated tits Anl day of August Is4s.
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Mrs. E. E. Davis. of San Miguel,
Cal. says 4 am trying IN a measure
to repay the manufacturers of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for the great
good their remedy has done me. For
Years | was a constant sufferer from
weak lungs and bronchial asthma.
My rest ut night was disturbed by a
lacking cough, So that I felt misera-
able thu greater part of the time.
Many remedies recommended by
friends were tried, none Of which
proved suitable to my case. I did not
experience any beneficial results until
| began taking Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. After two bottles Of tile
large size had been used | am pleased
to state, my health is better than it
has been for years. The soreness has
left my lungs and chest and I can
breathe easily. It has done me SO
much good that / want all who are
suffering from lung troubles, as | was,
to give it a trial. For sale by ali
druggists.
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THE A OF LOUIsIA7
18Th. Judicial District Court, Paris5
Lafourche.
Saccession Of Lehman Meyer. 10. N
Probates.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT PUSUAyf|
i an order and tsrree oil the above II
and to u commission ta me directed IN |
above entitled an1 numbered sucgaassv,i
will offer for sale sf pueIie auction ,,ar, N
70 law to the last and highest bidder IL
Court House T., the iowa Of IhihAlaux un
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER nth. rsaI
bet ue~a the hours cf III nsrlsrS y. M. N
e'cleek Il. is- the following describe i nrou
" to-~n.
lst-Tise Northern half Ut II rerd
tract Of land siIusted in this Parish. N
Charksay srttiea.-Bs. about ten mics Nv
OF the rasE OF Thisoiany. CONTAINING "
and 2ii00 acres hrtng tine lsrfh we-t ,,aar
Of the northwest quarter oi Se-tian Mi. y
in Township Fourteen. South Range Sey,
teen last. with all the buildings and
prorensents thereon.
Id The undivided half of another II,
ut land. being fi,e west haiI OF the Eouthx,
qnsrs~r I'll section No. Tiirfy-snn ..sfyt
tow 'istip tlirstari,- sssstis uf range seyente,
east. sssntsin NJ Eigltr aad i>,sss acres,
Frpertaeies tugeits.r with all TIL. baildiu
alaa improvements thereon.
Fer title. st.s C. r. n. ! mare 81 G..
No ii. a 20: C. y Nc. ~. page s4
On the ~iosiawing terms ana roaaitio,
viz For Cash - ply d~5ts-
JAMES BEARY. !.
Sheriff CT LAT sarrhe
August 18th. 1896.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to Fl. E. Bneklen
s. Co., and get a free sample box II
DR.. Kings New Life Pilis- A trial
will convince you Of their merits.
These ills are easy in action and are
particularly effective IN the cure Of
Constipation aud Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every d~eleterious substance and TO be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
the stomach and bowels greatly in
yigorate the system Regular size 25c.
per box sold By Thibodaux Drug Store.
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forily. Its faireat trial was had nnder
the Walker tariff Of 1876. aennmiaated
by the protectianisss - the Free
Trade Tariff and under it the country
prospered. OF this tariff Senator ALI
son, . prominent Republican leader
remarked in 1870:
"The tariff Of 1886, although pro-
fese-diy and conf-ssedly 4 tariff for
revenue, Was, 80 far as regards all the
great interests Of the country. as per-
feet q tariff as any that we have ever
hail. Under this event tariff of
1916 the country prosper red as it had
never rrasl+led hefure or since.
Manufactures increased every where !:
laboreis obtained fair wages aud
steady employment; i'll be-
came vigorous ana IA 4 consequence
agriculture WAS stimulated: the tramp.
that wonderful product IF orr era had
NOT yet Developed ; strikes and lock
outs we're nnknnwn; in truth. the ela
| af The Walker tariff was what it has
! been drliom;nated By some historical
writer's, tile Golden Era Of our lis
tory.
Hon. john G. Carlisle. when Speaker
of the HoEse Of Representatives cpn-
clnded 4 mastery review of tire opera
lion Of the tariff Of 1916 in these
words:
Instead IF %paTalxzing the indus
tries and ~paup+rIzing labor in New
England. Or any other part Of the
country for that matter. the tariff act
1T 1~I6 Infused new life and vigor inty
orr lansaisiIing manufactures aud Sc
ctrtd more constant employment and
! higher wages to our labuting people !;
and lie consequence was that I'll.
strong p~rtjudices of New England
We're removed by actual experience,
and in 1857 every Representative frn:a
that part of the country who voted at
all voted for a bill making an almost
uniform reduction of 20 per cent. from
the rates in posed by tie act OF 1916,
and placing many additional articles
Oh the flee list
With all these facts before them the
prottcfionists shut their eyes and
shout for protection to save American
industries from foreign pauper labor.
They still contend that the best way
TO make the country rich is TO tax the
substance ont of the people.
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A TALE OF WOE.

The following which we clip from
a recent number of Harper's Weekly
is a specimen of campaign calamity
wailing which in the intensity of the
predictions Of woe that is TO befall the
country in the event of the election of
Bryan is sufficient to make the ha1r
rise on 4 bald head. The Weekly
says: -
IF Mr.. Bryan should be elected in
dustry would laspe into idlen-ss. rail-
roads would stop increasing their ia
~cilities or repairing aud renewing their
roadways and rolling stock factories
would close, merchants would fail. and
workingnen and women would be
thrown oat Of employment, while that
title of American citizen would be-
come q term Of reproach and shame.
This is the truth of the situation az il
would be if Mr.. Bryan were elected
President Nh ElraIsaa-
The above il not only an exhibition
Of brilliant and reckless idiocy but
downright lying and We are clarira-
bic enough to believe that the editor
either FLUSHED or laughed as he
penned the lines. Ii there we're a
yestige Of truth in his utteranees Mr..
Bryan would no carry a single town
ship from Maine to California, but
the people Of the country are not the
unkeInpt igneramnses THAT the Iiterati
Of the highly cultivated East take
them to be and they cannot be de-
ceived or frightened by political or
any other kind of habbergast. They
know that this country is too powerful
and too solid to be wrecked by the
success Of any political party or can
didate. and they also know that should
Bryan be elected business will at once
adjust itself to the new conditions
that may arise under . double money
standard and in less time than four
months the country will forget that it
has passed through the turmoil Of .
fierce presidential contest.-States
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All Kinds oftsiraa.

The girls are running away with .
poor fellow nowadays With the bicycle
girl. the golf girl; the tennis girl, the
seaside girl. the hunting girl. the fish
ing girl, the riding girl. the rowing
girl. the football girl, the fencing girl,
the mountain climbing girl the gradu-
ate girl, the new girl and the old sum-
mer girl the youth of today lives in =
never ending quandary. 49, Memphis
Commercial-Appeal
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wy - H4Awo9Adng k911@ 0ngx1sR 1eoA1
Hi Tsnp~r OssM6aaaa1y.
stopped . letter carrier Ia Thirty.
sixth street the other morning and IN
CURED the rumber Of the house On the
other side OF the street q which . per
sunal friend II mine lived, giving tire
name and occupation Of the gcrtlcmsr
about whom the inquiry wa made. !
knew be lived across the way, in ono O.
q certain block, but had forgotten Z
particular nunber, ard ! knew the &
rier would know By The mail dclivere, \
Don't you know, sir. gsid the car
rier. who knew me. ~ tie WHY, "fha:
you ask for that which is is contrary to
the rules cf the pcstofice department to
give:"
mo. I Gcn't."I Llrstingly admit
ted
"Well, it's trne." be said- "The law
recognizes the right Of . citizen to !
private residence, undisturbed, as lon
as he has committed no olfense that re-
quires such privacy to be invaded. Now
if I should give your n0mber and str y
to anybody who might happen to VIA;
them, the thing might ans you some
annoyance"
why. anybody could find that ont
through the directory"
They might. and they might mo-.
Anyhow the pcstofice IS not . direct
ory."
And didn't You know" he added as
. parting shot as he went away. .'thst
you violate the law BY stopping y pos
man in this way while he is delivering
his mail?''
No. ] didn't, and for that reason
these paragraphs--New York Herald
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4 Jenny.

Perhaps some one can now inform rs
how the word Jenny cane to be
universally applied, as it is now, to q
small cTowbar. 1t is Incorporated into
the language and is no longer . thieves
expression The earliest instance Of its
use with which / am acquainted occurs
in Neil Cook" in THE Ingoldsby
Legends" published originally in Bent
ley's Miscellany, about 1912:
They call for crowbarEsjeumies" n the
modern name they bear.
They burst through lock and bolt and bar,
but what . sight il therei
Notes and Queries
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court. Parish
LafanTche.
Succession of Carroll Smith and v
Wite, No. I490, ProJates.

WHEREAS, p. FELIX CAILLuUET.I
~ resident of the Parish and State afyd
said, administrator Of the above entitled Il
numbered Succession has rendered 4 fd
account OF his administration OF the said ID
Iceseion.
Now. therefore. all persons are hsreA
warned "a notified TO fife their nFpasitsol
70 the said account in writing with u
Clerk OF said Court. Ill his office in tla toxl
Of ~Ifilbodsnx. within ten DAYS after THE iii
publication hsreof, otherwise the said a
ooant will he approved and hcmelogated
accordance with law.
g. Witness m hand and THE impress
L-A the seal of my efhce. at Thapodau|
6) La. this 2sfa day of August. ISs7
r. j. ATEUiN. /
Dr.. Clerk If said Court
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The most contrary man ! ever
knew" said Nj. Sizxlington, was .
man who was 20 contrary that he had
70 have his watch made to go back
ward / VI knew how he told the
time BY it or how far wrong he cou'd
get By II, but it vas ; sstisfaction to
know that twice . day it came right in
spite d him. New York SUN
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NOTICE.

The parents of 1hibodaax and viciRit- are
hereby notified that the Onion Academy will
reopen on Monday, September iatb, Il the
usual henr.
W.P. MARTIN.
superintendent.
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Registration Notice.


In conformity with the Law. I hereby rive
notice that the esiice Of Registrar OF Voters
will be opened It the following places:
Thibodaux Court House from Sent. the TN
M ~ she t1ef -
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Londo, - It Was In the Earliest Days 9
Its Existence.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07
Mckinley carries two Coli
orado counties.
WASHINGTON AND KIT CARSON
Patriotic Names and Patriotic Pso-
pie VINO Refuse 70 be Influences
6y Popular clan1or-

Ths returns show that tHo conn
ties in this state have remained true
70 the cause oi good governments and
boness money. They were Washing
ton and Kit Carson, and Mekinley
carried each Of them by safe mai0ri
ties. The republicans OF thoss two
COUNTIES can well feel proud Of the
record they have made.
Tae sIeKinleyiies have elected one
representative in the Legislature also,
D. W. Price having carried the com
ties OF Kii Carson snd Cheyenne over
a combination Of all other parties
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

Take . map of the United States
and trace ont Bryan's tour, and you
VIII ind nearly everywhere that he
spoke such trail Of republican gains
as were never before heard of in this
country. Had be stump~a the re=s
of the country j, would have Esateri-
ally increased McKinley's lead
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

The indloztiooz are MeKialey has
= ele4n majority Of the popular vote.
He =in be the first president since
Grant, who eould claim that hocor
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

The Mckinleyitss have had = hard
row 10 hoe IN Co'Orz5o the p4ss four
nOuth=- bat ue are feeling frstra;e
nsF, thank yoa
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

Mckinley has been elsctsd by Hs
large majority zs was Cleveland
four Years ago We predict bis viii
be a much more successful admins
trztion-
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

For the Erzs time in presidential
year since 1876 the solid south has
been broken Delaware. Maryland,
wsss yirginia and probably Keutucty
have bean carried for MeKia.sy