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For the Democrat-Star.
DEATH OF JOHN A. COCHRAN.

JOHN A. COCHRAN died at his homo in Greene
county, Miss, Sept. Q, 1896. He was born on
the 18th day Of December, 1923, near where he
| died. He married Miss Ruth Champnois Jan
uary 10, 1854, who survives him. with six chill
dren and twenty -four grandchildren.
Farming was his occupation. Mr.. Cochran
united with the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, At Old Salem camp-ground. about
fifty years ago, and was a Jealous, energetic,
working member Of that church until the time
Of his death was superintendent Of his Sun
day-schoolI for forty years, and faithfully and
conscientiously discharged his duties for the
loye of his Master, though under many difficult
ties aud sore trials. He was a steward in his
church for many years, and never was miss.
ing from his post without some providentisl
excuse and when he laid down his trust two
Of his Sons took up their good fathers official
robes. May they wear them with equal fidelity,
and be crowned at last with him in eternal
bliss and happiness. All! his seat and coun-
sci will be missed at each service for years Ia
come. Indeed, he was 4 great leader IN Israel
Who can tell the good he has done!
At the commencement of the late civil va,
he united his fortunes with the Lost Cause
and bravely and faithfully served his country
until the surrender of Lee. He was a member
of Company A, 7th Mississippi Battalion.
The funeral Of this good man was preached
by his pastor. the Rev. p. Howard, and lis
tened to by a large concourse Of sympathizinp
friends, in a grove near the little church,
where Mr.. COCHRAN had so long worshipped
The last sad rites of the deceased were per-
formed BY the Masonic fraternity, conducted
BY Bros. Gaines Roberts asd Andrew Altman
worshipful masters Of Greene and Cross Road,
lodges, both Of which Bro. COCHRAN had been
a member. The gavel has called him for the
last time from his earthly labors to eternal
rest. Sweet may it be. leI
Mr.. COCHRAN was an enterprising and lib
eral citizen. A firm advocate Of the educa-
| ton of the masses, he did all he could to pro-
| mote the cause Of education. Liberal, he ad-
| ministered to the distress from his means
whenever called upon or when he knew Of
want. A good prov,der, his home was always
open to his neiRhbors. A patient, losing
father, he set an example to bis children that
all Of US would do well 10 emulate. A faithful
and true husband, be leaves his noble wife to
mourn the loss Of her partner In long and bit.
ter years of loneliness. There will be brighter
days in the beyond,
mo more to SORROW,
No more to mOurnc
His last words were, "Bless the Lord for my
strength" Farewell, husband, father, brother,
| friend, " but not forever" slT
October 80, 1896. A LIFE FRIEND.
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Notice to Tax-PayerS!

l will be at the voting precincts hereinafter
named, Oh the days and dates mentioned. for the
purpose OF collecting State and County Taxes for
the fiscal year. 1895: III
Wilkerson's, Tuesday. Nov. 10, from Z TO 10 an.
Reeves, Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 7 to 3 p. m.
Helvestion's, Wed'day, Nov. II, hom o. to II pm.
Wards, Thursday, Nov. IL, from s to IL m.
Jones. Friday. Nov. IS, from Z to liam.
Oak Grove, Friday, Nov. IL. from ! to 4 pm.
Vancleave, Tuesday, Nov. IA, from 8 to IL m.
Fort Bayou, Tuesday, lewis stofe) Nov. II, from
2 to- pm.
Jacobs, Wednesday. Nov. 10, from . to 4 pm.
Ocean Springs, Thursday, Nov. 10, from s am
to 4 pm.
Escatawpa, Monday, Nov. 81. from 10 am to ] pm
Moss Point. Tuesday, Nov. q, from Dam to Bpm
Orange Grove, Wednesday, Nov. %, from II IN.
to3 pm. On
East Pascagoula, Thursday. Nov. "a, from 0 to
II m.
Scranton from Nov. 25th to Dee. eth.
@. y. MOORE.
Sheriff and Tag Collector, jackson Co.. Miss.
0pt0hs,r a 1904 v M3t
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WEST PAsCAGoULA ITEMS.
OLD s%rBscRiBIR.

The much-needed rain came At last.
Mr.. Edgar Hull was in Mobile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Codina, Of Scranton visited
relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gautier visited New
Orleans last week.
Mr.. C. W. Martin attended the New Pros.
pect camp-meeting Saturday and Sunday.
Quite q large crowd from here attended
court and the speaking in Scranton Monday.
Misses Daisy Ssueier and Susie Haveus
visited Misses Ida and Dora Ramsay At Br,er
Crest last week.
There was . pretty little birthday party
given By Mrs. Eugene Gautier Sunday even.
It her beautiful home in honor Of her little
son Harold. The little ones greatly enjoyed
the evening.
Miss Susie Ravens, = very charming young
lady who has been spending ssvsra, MONTH
with her brother, Mr.. W. R. Ravens, At thii
place, returned to her home IN vanclsavs Ice
week much 10 the ssErst Of her many friend
here.
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Editor Democral-Star.
If you think tho following will no OF
any benefit to the Democratic party give
IL space in your columns: ,
How IA any Southern Democrat, OF
sx.C confederate soldier vote for Mckinley
and have o negro represent him in the
Electoral College, for such will be the
case with all who vote the Mckinley
ticket SOUND DEMOCRAT.
Americas, Miss, Oct. IS, 1896.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss.

October Is. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Aled notice OF his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof. will be made before the
circuit clerk OF jackson county, At Scranton.
Miss, on December II. l898, via:
Andrew Nyman, OF Americas. Miss. home.
stead No. 93,602, for the 3 hf, NV ar and n nj,
sw or Tor lot y and n hf lots I and % section II,
township 3 south, range 7 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivR-
ton Of said land, viz;
rs Sonn h asE s'lo, Cn"r = Gios s1 -
jackson county. Miss.
-. ROBERT u. WILSON, Register.
October q. 10Do. 36-0t
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LAND NOTICE..
U. s. LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. Miss,
Orfchpr Is. 1895.

October Is 1875. I
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to MAKE
final proof In support Of his oAip. and that said
proof win DO msdo before the circuit clerk Of
jackson county, at Scranton, Miss' on Decembe
II, 1890. via:
Thomas J, Howell, Of Howell, Miss. homestcai
No. 2i.054, for the lots I, Q and Z ot " hf, ne ar ant
NV or, 90 Or, section 10, township > south, range
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
John W. D. Tanner, Thomas Riohardson, 10
ssph Crawley and barney Pierce, all Of Howell
jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT e. WILSON, Register.
0cfnhar OF 1QOG Hr" ?86k
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. MISS,
October /, 1894.

" LAND OTTICk Al ACKBON, MISE,
October l, 1894.
r. N0sics eei y eef Sas d Riye no snss y S1 h,s !G inssw,16r.
to make nnal proof In support OF bis claim,
and that said proof will DO made before the
circuit clerk Of Jackson county, ut Scranton,
Miss. on November ~. 1896. viz:
Oliver L. Edwards. OF Ramsay. NIss.. home.
stead No. N,2t1. for the W hf. sw or, section 10,
and " hf, NV or, section Is, township s south,
range . west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva-
tion OF said land, viz:
Sebe II. Btlbo. Michael Fitxhenry, Ramon
Seymour and Charles Seymour, all OF Ramsay
Pc, Miss.
October Q, 1s08. N-6t
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE ut JACKSON, MISS,
October I, lSo0.

AhND OFFIVE Nv y AOK6ONs NIISB., [
October l, iseo. :
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his inten-
ton to make anal proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the circuit clerk Of jackson county, y
Scranton. Miss, on November %. 1870, Via:
David II. scarborough, Of Ocean Springs.
Or, section %, township 8 south. range . west.
He names the following Witnesses " prove
his cOutinuuus .residence upon and cultiva-
tlQn Of said land, viz:
Wesly Cox. Nathaniel Cvuthirds. Charles
Simmons and William T. Delxncey, III Of
| Ocean Springs p. o., Miss.
ROBERT q WILSON. Resiste..
October 4 1893, MOT
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
Churches.

METHoDIsT-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAH-Rev. ID. q. Byers, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meetiDg
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld L.. N. Brock, pastor. Preach
Ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE, SALEM. y. Bynum. pastor.
Preaching every second and fourth sundays.
Sunday school $3.50 a. nj, DR.. Il. \. Duke,
superintendent.
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Administrators Notice.

To Creditors OF the Estate Of ". N. Ward,
deceased:
Letters Of administration having been
N. Ward. deceased, by the chancery court of
jackson county. Mississippi. on the 10Th day
Of September, 1896, notice Is hereby given to
all persons having claims against said estate,
the clerk Of the chancery court Of Jackson
county, Mississippi, at Scranton, Mississippi
within one year. A failure to probate and
register for one year will bar the claim.
This, the 8th day Of October, 1875.
CHARLES W. GARNER,
Administrator.
October Q, 1893. WJt
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NOTICE
20 Shippers Of Freight for yssesseula
River. y

The steamer CAPTAIN FRirx has taken The plact
weekly trips % far up ~ water permits, and viii
carry ell ffeighte up 10 low ~ the loweDt and poe.
slbly lower. win siso Be IN New Orleans regular
" cvcry Saturday, vatsr permitting,
Moss Point, Mss. October 2, 1906 Salt
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Immediately after the verdict was rendered
against the negro burglars who robbed the
DeJean 4 Mitchell Co.'S store, the reward of
$500 was promptly paid to Sheriff G. D. Moore
BY said firm.
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To the Public.
To whom II may concern:

To whom II may concern:
take pleasure in certify ing that Rev. l.. N.
Brock, through his son. or anyone else, has
never bought goods from me on Sunday.
Neither have | been prosecuted for such an
~offense. THIS is to correct q rumor that is cir
culating to the above and in justice to the
reverend gentleman and myself.
w. WORKMAN.
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II you need blanks and printed stationery
send yosr orders to the DxxocRAr-SfAR Office,
All orders executed promptly and d very rsa-
sonsbls rates.
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Book and Job Printing Of every dc.
scription neatly executed at this eface.
sspd your orders iH At ouce.
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Mr.. II. +. Russell Is the authorized agent OF
the DEMoCRAT-STAR at Ocean Springs.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
N. C. Vaughan, mayor; II. +. Russell, II. Nil,
C.. T.. Pabst. Il. NJ. Westbro0k. o.. u. Arndt,
aldermen; f.. S. Davis. treasurer e.. II. Tardy,
marshal, X. d.. Wiggint0n. clerk.
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SPRINGS LOCALS.
OCEAN SPRINGS X. OF p. LODGE, No. GO.

JULIAN sfhiNUs n. VI r. LODuE' NO %
On Monday night the following officers OF
the above Lodge were elected TO serve for
the ensuing year: II, y. Halstead, o. C.; W.
Curtiss. VIC; =. NJ. Weed, r.; +. l.. Tardy,
NJ. ut A.; A. v. Rosembeau. NJ. Of w.; VIM.
Lorenzen, /. g.; A Gottsche. U. o..
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REPORT for week ending Oct. 70, 1896.
ENTERED.
Oct. 20. Am. blk. Gdelaldo, Mccall, from
Kingston.
Oct. 20. Am. sch. Lena n. Storer, Bruce,
from Kingston.
oct. "a. Brit. sch. Lady Shea, Clearc, from
Nassau, N. p.
Oct. %. Am. sch. Mary B.. Judge, Morris,
from TampecO. Mex.
Of Interest TO Mariners.
Notice Is given that on or about Oct. 81. 1906
a fixed white light Of the third order will be
established In the. structure recently erected
most northwesterly extremity, and 100 feet
from the wreck Of the old tower. The light
will illuminate the entire horizon. The local
plane OF the light will be % feet above mean
high water. and the light may be seen Is -
miles In clear weather, the observers eye Is
feet above the water. The tower IL q square,
p~yranlidal. iron skeleton structure, brown
from It's base to the gallery, and black above.
A square white dwelling elevated on piles
and having u pyramidal roof. stands q about
30 feet southwesterly. and another Of the
sam description stands about ~ feet north
westerly Of the tower. On the same date the
temporary fixed white tabular lantern light,
shown from \ pole on the roof Of the norther-
~ dwelling will be discontinued.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for at the rate OF ~ cents per
line for each insertion.
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Quarterly Conference.
sEAsHoRE DIsrRIcr-r0URrn ROUND.

sEAsnoRE DIsrRIcr-roURru ROUND.
Ocean Spriug and Biloxi, at o. s Oct. 81
Nov. l
vancleave, at Mt. Pleasant (Mon)"
Americas, at Salem .......(Wed)"
Escatawpa, at Zion, II a. (Sun)"
Moss Point station 7:30 pm .(Sun
Wilmington, at McHenry .(Mon)"
Bay St. Louis, At Long Beach (Tues)" 10
Nicholson, Ct, At Nicholson (Wed)" II
Augusta, at Isabella ............" ~, Is
Black Creek, At Isabella .........." IA, 10
Let all the officials, - far a. practicable, b
present.
The stewards will please BE- ready to make
their FINAL settlements.
The trustees are urged to make written re-
ports.
Local preachers will please furnish written
g. A. POWELL, P. s.
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CANDIDATES

FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE-BEAT ..
weare authorized to announce Mr.. ELLIS
OvERSTREET rs u candidate for Justice Of
the Peace for Beat No. ., Jackson county. at
the election, on Tuesday, November ., 1896.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
FOR MAYOR.
We are authorized to announce MIR. CHAS
f. CHIDsEY as a candidate for Mayor Of the
town Of Scranton, mt the election to be held
on the second Tuesday In December next.
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East Side, Oct. 20, 1896.
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Port Of PaScag0ula,
IN

OFFICE DEN0cRAr-SrARl
Scranton, Miss, Oct 80, 1896.
REPORT for week ending Oct. 20, 1885,
, 1896-03-07
From the Nelo York World

The Bicycle Board of Trade Of this city is
organizing n detective Bureau which it is
hoped will prevent in a large measure II re-
petition of he tIlefts If wheels which we're
50 numerous all last season. Bicycle makers
and riders are convinced that they must or.
ganize to protect themselves. Comparative
~ few of the thieves have been brought to
Justice.
Bicycle thieves, according to John R.
Towle, chief detective of the Wheelmen's
Protective Association, are divided into three
distinct classes. and they seldom depart from
the methods of their own particular classes.
The three systems of theft" said Mr..
Towle yesterday, care taking bicycles from
the street curbs, breaking into stores, and OBJ
tanning wheels under false pretences-that is,
by hiring or by deceiving the custodians of
machines. The members of the three classes
are known to each other and to the police as
.'snatcherS," ''crushers" and ''con-men."
How They Operate.
''Snatchers," seeing a wheel standing at
the curb, walk into the store outside of which
the property is LETT, look around the store,
and if questioned generally ask for street in
formation, walk to the curb, mount and ride
, 1896-03-07
DIR. HAFFKINE AND CHOLERA.
Times 24th Jan. J

DR.. Hafkine. whose recent campaign
against cholora forms so brilliant an episode
in the medical history of Bengal, has after Il
Christmas visit to England, returned to the
Pasteur Institute, Paris. That campaign We
have already described. This morning we
deal with ths more personal aspects of his
work. Waldemar Mordecai Wolf HaFkine
was born in 1860 in a Jewish family Of good
position in South Russia. After a diStin-
guished youth in the Gymnasium of Berdiansk
and The University of Odessa, he found him
self, at the age of %, a doctor of Science, but
practically precluded by his birth from the
higher academic career IN Russia. The
Natural Society of Odessa, However, marked
their sense of his rare promise by providing a
biological laboratory for his special use. He
justified their generosity by five years of
mastery research. In 1883 he passed on to
the Geneva University as Assistant Professor
, 1896-03-07

III GAlto budU LiSAC - COlAoANAClVpiC III
ment in the Reichstag over the sugar bounty
question. The Radicals would adjoarn be
cause a quorum could not be formed. and
while members were entering, the Socialists
and the NoIkSplrtei Freisinnig withdrew.
The Bill was subsequently deferred amid the
derlsion Of The opposition and angry shouts
from the Government party.
y Rome correspondent of a London paper
states lint the Italian disaster in Abys>inia
may possibly eudanger the existence Of the
Triple Alliance.
Later adyices from Abyssinia report that
only forty officers survive out If 247. Tie
total number Of kille d, wounded and prison
4rs is said t. BE- ten thousand. General
B~lratieri gill he coHrtmartiallel it appears
he was misled into the attack by u false re
port that the enemy numbers were consider
ably weakened 10y attendance upon the coro,
nation Of the En- error Menelik.
The North German Gazette, commenting
on the Bare lom, incident, considers that
SPANS indignation and excitement is quite
natural, and that no one need look al any re-
ported increase to Spain's armaments as
tragic. it also states that if President CIeve-
land follows the Seuate's request to recog-
nize the Cubans "a helligerents before the
negotiations bet wcen Washington and Madrid
are fnishe then the negotiations 0 ght to
be terminated.
The Times, IN an editorial. states that
should President Cleveland decide upon u
peremptory line of action there would be
every reason To anticipate war between the
United States AMI Spun, which however,
would possibly prove more Troublesome to
Washington politicians than they expect.
Spain may have little chance OF influencing
a decisive defeat Of he United States. but it
is doubtful whether the latter could defeat
Spain without ormou expan liture, anyhow
far greateraud more prolonged than the sym
pathizsrs If the rebels can calculate There
ate. it saws, otle9 Continental nations whose
sywpathic, are entirely on the side of
Spain.
a Berlin despotch reports TINT the Porte.
q. the requesr 81 Russia, intends to expeI all
English aud \ nvrican missionaries in Asia
Minor.
,ew York. March 9th
Fiour, Oily Mills 10, The West Indies per
barrel. S4.15-S425
Meal. best bran ywjne, per. b,.4 20
Heavy Ny.S Pork solo,
N. 5. Pork
s.n,r crystal, PEI III Al
9'S" Musc,yalo 50 est per III 81
English island, MoIa,>c, I@
ga DC &c
Exchange, New York anaI.oulon 49,
loodon. March, 9th.
Demerar,ory>ta nel tw'.14 6-l59
Sugar Musrova!o pr cwt. OIL
German Beet $50 fob. pr cwt
nemerara Rum per gal 10d-I15
Trirjdrl Cocoa Good Midd'i.. l,ed p cwt
50I-6lI
cansor. l09-5-lG
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ro- his son Mxlccsua Macmillan. no ats
aTsfseArssS SusiEe years ICr Hss't 81 r1N<si
u1Tslse bias h@su Hs@sd slTser.
Anth9ny Here glaN*sfrs. wte0 elirif-atAi
elS gaS- nHuFe ~0rr m HrSS IL &fe-atfiTe-
viii v4sir this county next x 1f4~-
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Ts9vh hslu3y.S1 a. s-1e criticisms rAsse.
ugeou his oificSAi Verse Iha. ~ ee'ltera-
plates 4rssteg-lrg-
2eeea vlci7rss has earsenrs tAe Enslish
language %lth sEe sc-1 flsernA1i snc
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lftscr-rAr- 10 tste Instructor N-ro sts~1fes
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sAe<3
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7eNsn as9s j = nntris OF Mr. Ntssnsn
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p, la tte wag t4,a-.. vi
ada ~, Ga gA-s DIS ~
- sra 5Iaa Hsrner- 81 C7r94a
4s: ee rsli sr.e qfgs. -s f-e ,.4-,
dsase-es Us war: vss a..-
redeemed w a-y grza = AGA
there ~as ~ serna-4ar O. f- 80 -s-
traitor ~ -eek ire e4sA n7-7- q ,.e
APPEAL 70 nress5iee ERE q.
Aaa ~ CSelyertos -Ij-.-ss e.qa 49,. -
ihis fisa0e. fqr 4; was eofssa
fortunately mat ~ Asa ~ s- ssasz.a
are only tn trTseT'
spee.fe oszsrges. irsfes =
TIE aatise talk was z : -s-s zzf, -
sh- 8la uopsiissir. so-hes5 rf7er. ~
ne ~ s,ng campaign apreai - esaFs as
personal I,r 5saieeza aga ~ ~
racy.
II vas the wary revervs ~
paarees.' ard W. mo HeEE 1slia ~ ,g7-
err, constant ami senoul0as hestiy -
me dsmocratlc parry pats tis.s nj
des4rter on she hack ard exelaHs. ~
fprtunat.sly most Of ME sE-eiaa rslsefe
are only too 'r7se!"
Mr.. Gibbs sxclasns n hls Htefa'9-g re-
marks: u stuck 10 tie aarty urtH e ~ r.
power and failed 10 comply wsgh .'s pfonl-
ises even iisiis Bit" Tn r9p4hf ~
pleIon is thai Gibhs stuck 70 ne parry
until II got In poser ami faiif-i 70 usaa O.
for him.
The trouble With tire party hzs fs&n trs
presence In ia ranks cf spch Eopsi Fts argi
ts,. stf.
make the party promise ara peiferm
things that the Intelligent. conservative
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