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to play piano and do small parts; no objec-
ton to good amateur. 6l2 Chenevert street.
Houston, Texas. l6
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A RESI- ECTABLE German girl wishes a po-
sidon In respectable family to do house
work and assist IN cooking. Apply TO Her
man Gronan Runner addition. u
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derstands cutting hard woods preferred, ref
erences required. Address Newberry Son,
Reagan, Texas. 10
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LUMBERMEN-Th double entry book
keeper. lumherman, experienced, best OF ret-
erences desires permanent position, good
GALAXY, with good hrm doing large business,
Address Sass. this office. ~
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II YOU want the best contract, allowing you
to take notes without risk to you. to write
the easiest selling and most catchy policies
issued, with a strictly up-to-date old line
company, we can interest you; experience
unnecessary. Write Harris & Patterson,
managers. Dallas. U
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OUR LIST OF bargains is the largest In the
city and the prices that We ask will sell
them, sec us before buying. Four cottages
10 Second ward renting for $40 per month,
for sale cheap for cash or will exchange for
Third ward property two corner lots one
block from Crawford street. partly improved.
$500 bargain several pretty cottage
homes In Third ward that VIII sell them
selves II you will only ask the price. three
choice p! ,,es of property on Crawford street
and every one 4 corner; they must be sold,
Give us a trial Of your business. n. NJ.
Norneet y CO.. BinA huildlng. II
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SITUATION by middle aged woman at cook
ing or housework Address Mrs. Smith,
this office l6
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WANTED-A German or Swede woman to
cook and do house work. Apply 1il6 Jack
son street. l6
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If ANY ONE wants man to work around
yard or any KIND. such as drive wagon or
work aroGlia store, with good recommended
ton address 6i67. this Office, u
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

5@S KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Houston
m ,&asE1a Lodge No. l55 will meet tonight at
Acg iS>S S o'clock sharp and officers are
TS3SsSlSsS> requested to be prompt. Routine
business, All Knights invited.
John S. Stewart, c. C.
Geo. E. Bssonet. x. of r. and S.
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CASCARA ADDITION, near the Southern Pa.
cifc. shops, Is just the place for railroad
people 20 have homes lots sold on tho in
stallmeut plan; payments easy For partiou.
lars see l.. " Craig 5lt Main street q
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SINGLE colored woman frst-class cook.
washer and irOner, eau get good home and
wages Mrs. Lucian Minor, Beach and saith
street Galveston. is
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WANTED--Poslt by a good noris<; can give
the best of reference. Address j. o, Nash,
this office. A.
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WANTED--Good white girl for general house
work; one who will leave city. Apply Mrs
J. E. Craddock, Hotel Lawlor on Saturday
18th. II
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YOUNG man. sober and bright. wants posi-
ton as clerk collector or any honorable
trade to learn, speak both German and EnB-
lish rnferences. Address gu. thlR Office. u
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WANTED Telegraph instrument and sounder
for regular line work. 6i54, this office. IS
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FOR SALE-Complete haying outft: will take
land, Texas. II
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WANTED--Situation by a young colored NO
man MS cook Call or address jamie wash
ington 700 Crawford street. IL
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sALE-Jersey COW and one Estey organ
lin prime order. lOO6 Summer street FIRST
ward 10
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FOR sALE-Two wagonettes eight aud zen
passenger, good condition. h. 5. Wood.
MeGrcgor, Texas "a
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MIDDLE-AGED lady active, lndustrIous.
desires position IN store as clerk. VIII
work cheap until satisfaction given. Ad-
dress 201f this Office is
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THREE lots. with nice ave-room cottage and
kitchen all furnished, on the water front
at Seabrook for sale cheap mot for remit |
immediate possession. Apply to Ben Camp
bell u
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NOW is the tine 10 buy MAGNOLIA rark lots.
the finest suburban properly to Houston
CRAIG q Fuller. Sli Main street 20
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WANTED-500 men. women and children to
sell he 200-year almanac. sells at sight,
price 25c; send 1Oc stamps for sample II you
want 20 make money. Write us. CANNED
Book Co. Austin. TeXas. IL
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POSITION wanted by a oolorcd boy to do yard
work. attend to horse ana buggy. Coleman
Kelly, care l.. h. Brooks. 1906 st. Charles. is
YOUNG man OF Il wants Job in store TO work
himself up; will do good work and give
satisfaction. ADDRESS 6ie5, this office, II
YOUNG colored man wants job cooking 10
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MEN and women to represent US in every
locality in the State: our Representatives
make from $40 to $50 per week: write us at
once. Fowler. Elliott & Co, 1893 Main street,
Dallas Texas. q
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WANTED-A frst-class cake baker and bread
baker at once. Apply to H. Mearki. Austin
Texas. %
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"a bad case Of scrofuia broke out on tn.
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FOR SALE--Just received car new hugs es,
with full leather tons. rubber cartaiAs and
storm apron, wide standard tread. your
choice, $40 90. Edw. clarendon, dealer In ali
kinds OF vehicles, harness and rupber-tired
buggies, Franklin and Caroline streets 70
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--1oo feet square. with two-story
puilding, on corner. store underneath and
dwelling house next door also two dwelllng
houses on adjoining lots. good business
place; 1901 Andrews and Wilson streets 81
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WANTED--six or seven lady canvassers foi
local work, easy seller; light article, call
between now and Wednesday. Address III
Travis. l.
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NEW YORK MAKE-one ilrre Walnut 10
right piano, used nine months. rrice when
new $3.50; row sia5 with stool aud scarf
Geo, w. Sueh, Bu9 Travis atreet IL
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-A situation by settled woman
who is a good cook, no washing wanted, a
good home wanted more than money can
give good reference no objection to coun-
try: CABS. this office. 10
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MEN-Our illustrated catalogue explains how
we teach barber trade in two months mall
ea free. Moler Barber College, st. Louis,
Mo Is
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at lowest
prices on instailment plan. otace 22o Main
street, John A, Milroy. agent.
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VIM Clemens, Chairman.
Attest. n. A. CraNons. eecrotary. I-ll
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WE DO the rental business OF Houston, be
car Sc we have the houses TO rent no
trouble TO show property. n NJ Norneot &
Co. phone 6IS, Binz building. Il
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FREE STATIONERY
box OF Hurds elegant stationery given
away with each order for engraved cards
curing the month Of June: 100 cards and
COPPER plate l.50. 100 cards from plate
SLIGO. J. j. Pastoriza Ptg. and Litho. Co.
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A RELIABLE all-sround blacksmith; must
be a good horseshoer, steady work given;
man or swece preferred. Apply w. E. Ney
land Goliad Texas. Y
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SITUATION WANTED by man and wife on
a stock ranch, man TO take care OF stock
woman to do homework and cook. Apply
at 113 Louisiana street. IL
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OUR LIST OF properly % the Third and
Fourth wards is the largest in the city and
as TO price and location, we can suit YOU.
Several choice bargains on Crawford and
Mckinney. We have $4,000 to invest IN
desirable rental ard vacant property, 1t
will nay YOU to list your property. with ns,
or sec us II you desire 20 nurchaFe city
property. Norneet 4 Co..
II BrE Building
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BARBER wanted, 100 East Houston street,
san, Antonio, Texas; answer soon. 5. M.
York. 10
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WANTED-Settled white woman to go In
country as rst-class cook; good home ant
reasonable wages; small family. Adde'S:
6i31. this Office. Il
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HELP WANTED.

WANTEDA competent white woman to cook
and DO general housework Tor family of
two. Apply at once to l70i Rusk avenue. Is
WANTED--A thoroughly competent book
keeper who is ont OF job at present and
willing TO work for actual living expenses
during the summer. better salary in fall
and winter; must be SOBER good references,
competent, interested and willing to help IN
any part of the business. Address stating
lowest salary expected. SAYS, this office. IL
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BIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hand ice boxes and
Ieii senators. all sizes, from IS up. ii6 to
select from country orders receive prompt
attention. Greenherg. IA Preston. q
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FOR sALE-11 head registered milk COWS and
10 high grades. Address Guy Rix 2ol2 QH
Galveston Texas, lS
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WANTED-A reliable white man to work in
yard and take care OF two horses. Apply at
Houston Water Co. office. l6
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WANTED-A reliable white or colored wo-
Main street. 10
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FOR sALE-For salo cheap. three fine regis
tered Jersey cows fresh in MIX. Address
w. II. Denny. Crockett TeNaa. 10
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7o0O-ACRE ranch. good grass, water and
fence, will sell, lease or have stocked on
shares: good location, For particulars ad-
hrhss CLOS this nfnce IL
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WILLIAMS Standard TYrEWRIrEI =
Most durable. sreedost, best. Second -hs nd
machines all makes. Wright q SON. Gen
eral AGENTS, No. 2sl Main Dallas IT,
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved real estate In
sums from $500 to $4,000, r. l.. Dennis
Mason block. "
MONEY TO LEND at made rates. for first
class PAPER: loans made on maturing poll
cIes of old line companies. No delays. L.
R. Bergeron. Galveston II
N0NFY TO LOAN on Improved farms and
ranches. Francis smith Co, san IA
tonic Texas Call on r. W Norris, Kiam
building. Houston. Texas u
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FOR sALE-One registered Jersey male and
a few fine milk COWS at NJ Halff's. Is
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-29
Race War in Texas.
Battle in the Night Between
Negro Soldiers and Whites.

Laredo. Tex. Nov. 81 Re ports
have reached here that there was a
pitched battle last night at Fort Ring
gold. Rio Graode City, Tex between
company of the Ninth U. s. cavalry
(co!oIed) garrisoning the fort and sew.
eral hundred citizens who attacked the
post shortly after dark. Three thou
sand shots are said to have heeu fred
during the fight, but the casualties are
not kuOwn here
IL is also said that all women and
children have been sent away from Rio
Grande City and that runners are out
after rein for ce ements Tor the citizens The
military authorities are occupying the
telegraph wires and foil reports CAM OF
be obtained. That the affair is a serious
one is indicated by the activity 10 mili-
tary circles here. Maj Thompson. in
command at Fort McIutasb. today
bought up all the Krag Jorgensen
ammunition 10 Laredo and is burriedlv
loading special train With mules.
luggage. eto, to take all available
forces here to the scene of the trouble
aud special train 10 enroute from San
antonio with company from
Houston on the way to Rio Graude
City.
State Adj.. Gen. Sohurry with a
force OF rangers is expected here
tonight also on the way there.
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Pre- esident Kruger has turned down
ITO BE Continued

President Kruger has turned down
Mckinley's consul. Mr. Macrum,
who has been looking after British
interests at Pretoria. by refusing to
permit him to telegraph the Englis b
government list of English prison
ers held by the Beers The refusal
was based on the we'll taken grour d
thot the United States claims to neu.
trality were prejudiced by o too
Jealous friendship of England
As general thing the Asa is simply
a promoter Of ao'ivi.v srd sometimes of
profanity Bat there is Aea 10 Para.
quay. the bite of which proves fatal
10 1870 an English colony OF 200
deople was extermiuated nv il. ard
ser Germa" ooiouy was driven out.
IL attacks Europ'als 10 preference to
natives, because they are cleaner and
use soap Perhaps ihis nav aocouot
for The uat,vos' avoidance Of soap.
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Boston. Nov. 24-Agains. tide.
wind and heavy head sea at least b ali
of her course, the new battleship
Kentucky made record of Is 877
kuots an hour today On her official speed
rial over TIA government course from
Cape Ann 90 Boone island. aud by her
work showed that she is a little faster
'haO her sister ship. the Kearsarge,
which recently was sent over the sane
course. The trial satisfied ber builders.
!be Newport News Shipbuildiug and
Dry Dock company. that she can Justly
be rated as 17-kpot vessel, although b
Der contract calls for only 16 knots
They expect that when the figures of
soday's trial are revised and tidal al.
lowauces made. it will be found that
she actually averaged II knots on her
run.
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CHATTER Nv.

any man WOULD come after me. let him deny
himself end take up his cross daily and follow
-
Henry Maxwell paced his study back
and forth. II was Wednesday. and ne
had started to think out the subject OF
his evening service which fell upon that
night
Out Of one of his study windows he
eould SEQ the tall chirnneys Of the rail.
road shops The top OF the evangelist 8
tent just showed over the buildings
around the Rectangle.
Tho pastor Of the First church looked
ont Of this window every time he turned
IN his walk After awhile no sat down
at his desk end drew large piece OF
paper toward him.
After thinking several moments he
wrote IN large letters the following
"a NUMBER or THINGS THAT JESUS WOULD
PROBABLY DO IN THIS PARISH
81. Live In q simple. plain manner,
without needless luxury on the one
hand or rndue asceticism on the other
'2 Preach fearlessly to the hypo-
critics In the church. no matter what
their social importance or wealth.
80 Show in some practical form
sympathy anil love for the common peo-
pie as well a. for the well to do. edu-
Gated. refined PEOPLE who make mp the
majority of the church and parish.
- Identify himself with the great
causes OF humanity in some personal
hof g.
suffering
"5. Preach against the saloon in
Raymond.
"6. Become known rs % friend and
companion Of the sinful people in the
Rectangle
az. Give mp the simmer trip 10 Eu-
rope this year i have been abroad
twice and cannof claim any special
need of rest. | am well and could forego
this pleasure. using the money for some
one who needs vacation more than
do There are probably plenty of such
people in the city
''S. What else would Jesus DO as
Henry MAXWELL"
He was conscious. with humility
thht OhCo was ~ StIunSPr tO MIN, tnut
his outline of Jesus probable action
was painfully lacking in depth and
power. but he was seeking carefully for
concrete shapes into which he might
cast his thought Of Jesus conduct
Nearly every point no had put down
meant for him complete overturning
of the custom and habit Of years in the
ministry In spite of that. he still
searched deeper for sources of the
Christlike spirit. He did not attempt to
write any more. but sat at his desk alb
sorbed in his attempt to catch more and
more OF the spirit OF Jesus in his own
life. Tie had forgotten the particular
subject for his prayer meeting with
which he had begun his morning study
He was 10 absorbed over his thought
that he did not hear the bell ring. and
he was reused by the servant. who an
nur.,.e,.- cS"~- NJ hrA sent mn his
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~ '@r'here will oe small meeting to-
hight John. said his wife as they en-.
tered the tent little after z o'clock
md began to arrange the chairs and
light mp
Eyes; think so Mr. Gray was a
@all energetic man. with pleasant
voice and the courage Of q highborn
1ghter He had already made friends
In the neighborhood. arr one of his
converts. heavy faced man. who had
Just come In. began to help in the ar.
Management Of the seats
lt was after o'clock when Alexan-
asr Powers opened the door of his Office
ond started TO go homo He was going
80 take car at the corner Of the Rec
tAngle. but rs he neared il he was
aroused by voice coming from the
psnt
IL was the voice Of Rachel winslow.
a1t struck through his consciousness Of
s(ruggle over his own question that had
osnt him into the Divine presence for
m answer. He had not yet reached q
seoncludon He was troubled with un-
certainty. His whole previous course Of
soetion - q railroad man was the poor
sest possible preparation for anything
0crincial. and he could not yet say
what he would do In the matter.
Harki What was she singingf How
I'D Rcchel winslow happen to be down
heref Several windows near by went
np Some men qusrreling in saloon
stopped and listened Other figures
were walking rapidly i,a the direction
of the Rectangle and the tent.
Surely Rachel Winslow never was
happier Ia her life. She never had sung
hke that In the First church. It was a
marvellous voice What was IL she was
dngingf Again Alexander Powers su.
perintendent Of the machine shops.
paused and listened
Where he leads me ! win follow.
Where he leads me I win follow
where he leads me will follow.
IN 90 With him. with him sli the way"
The brutal. stolid. coarse. impure life
q the Rectangle stirred itself int new
HE as the song. as pure as the sur.
roundinss were vile. hoated out into
>nioon and den and foul lodging. Some
one stumbling hastily by Alexander
flowers said In answer to a question:
''The tents beginning to run over TO-
night That's what the talent calls
mudc. chr
The superintendent turned toward
the tent Then he stopped. and after q
noment OF indecis.on he went ON to the
corner and took the car for his home,
but before he was out Of the sound of
1achefs voice he knew that he had set.
eled for himself the question Of what
Jesus would do
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AS an illustration of Dewey's
modesty. out of twenty pianos which
were offered him for his house by
manufacturers he took only one, and
out OF thirty offers of china sets be
TOOK only one Some people would
have taken all of them.
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working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiess littl, thing that
ever was made is DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Every pill is a sugar. coated globule of health.
that changes weakness into strength, listless.
ness into energy, bairn-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up the health
Only ?5c per box Sold by ]. F. W. DeLorme,
Druggist.
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IN HIS STEPS,.
"mhat n9uufN
3eaua. 1p z"
BY Charles N. Sheldon.

Copyrighted and psiblished IN book form bv fhs
advance Publishing Co. of Chicago.
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*Dally except Sunday
Trains Nos 81 and S3 connect at Backsbprg
with trains on the Gaffney Division.
Train No 81 connects at Camden with the
Charleston Division of the Southern Railway
for all points south.
Train No 33 leaving Camden at 10 40 . M
going West, makes connection at Lancaster
{, with the l. X Il. at Catawba June
ton with the l.. going north, at Rock Hill
with the Southern Ry going north.
Train No II connects at Blacksburg with
the Southern Railway from the South At
Marion, N. e., with the Southern Ry going
West.
SAMUEL HUNT, President.
A. TRIPP, Superintendent.
S. B. LUMPKIN, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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we're received indicating greater Republican
gains.
NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Neb., Especial. lit Is evident to
both parties that Nebraska has repledged her
allegiance to the fusion standard which Hon.
william j. Bryan so ardently champloned.
There has been steady falling of Of the
vote, but while the fusionists have suffered
little, the Republican loss has been not less
than three to precinct. II the present ratio
Is maintained Ex-Governor Holcomb and the
fusion state ticket will be elected by not less
than 10000. Fusionists claim much moro.
Returns from $50 precincts in Nebraska
outside OF Omaha give Holcomb, fusion,
S,7Ol; Reese, Republican, 1894.
At midnight AZ out OF the 70 precincts In
Omaha had been heard from, giving Reese,
for Justice OF the Supreme Court, 1919, Hol-
comb, 4,l46. The same precincts last year
gave Hayward, Rep, for Governor, 4,028;
Poynter, fusion, 1888. The indications are
that Holcomb will carry the city by a small
majority.
The Lincoln State Journal posts a bulletin
saying; "At the present rate OF gains Hol-
comb Is elected by 12.o00 majority"
Mr.. Bryan said: "The campaign in Ne
braska was fight on national Issues, and
tne result Is protest against the policies
OF Republican administration"