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The age-herald., 1900-05-21
COMING WEEK
 IN BOTH HOUSES Resolution in the Clark Case
 Comes Up Today. IT WILL PROBABLY 60 OVER Disposition Is Manifested to Allow Clark's Presentation of His Gre dentials and Action On Reso-
 lution to Go Together.
1T WILL PROBABLY GO OVER

Washington, May 20.-Senator Chandler has given notice that he will ask the sen- ate to take up the resolution concerning the election of Senator Clark of Montana at o'clock on Monday but it now appears probable that the resolution may go over again. There is no understanding that the consideration of this resolution shall be controlled by the course of Senator Clark with reference to the presentation of his credentials as a senator under his appoint ment from the governor of Montana, but so far disposition has been manifested to allow them to travel together, and it is now the understanding in the senate that MT. Clark will not present these credentials
 It is therefore probable that the entire Clark matter may be indefinitely postponed for lack of prosecution, and that no more may be heard of it during the session. If. however, MT. Clark should change his mind and put in his credentials Senator Chandler would move to refer them to the committee on privileges and elections, and If this mo- tion should prevail immediate e.fort would be made to have the resolutions bearing upon Mir Clark's original election referred MT. Chandler, indeed, may call up the resolution independently of the ere dentials and make statement presenting the entire situation. If the case comes up at all it is sure to develop an interesting debate.
 Pos o Zee Bl'.
 The post office appropriation bill will con- tinue to receive attention Monday if the Clark case does not displace it. Senator Spooner has given notice of speech on the Philippine question for Monday at O clock. Senator Morgan stated Saturday that he would move Tuesday to have the Ncara- qua canal bill made the unfinished busi- ness, thus dispacing the bill in relation. to the government of the Philippines. The motion will be resisted but the indications are that if a vote is reached the motion will prevail. Whether the bill shall pass, however, will depend on the length of the debate At this late day in the session pro- longed debate would be fatal to almost any measure.
 There will be several conference reports on appropriation bills to be considered dur ing the week and possibly some, if not al of the three appropriation measures which have not yet been received from commit tee, will be brought in. These bills are the sundry civil, the general deficiency and the military academy bills These are the last of the appropriation bills, and there is no reason why all of them should not be reported within the next week. With these bills finally disposed of and the pending conference reports adopted. the senate will be prepared to meet the house in a movement to adjourn. There does not now appear any necessity for the>postpone- ment of this event beyond the 11th of June
The age-herald., 1900-05-21
ANNUAL SESSION

Imperial Council, Order of the Mystic Shrine, Washington, D. C., May 22-24, 195o. For this occasion the Southern Railway will sell tickets to Washington, D. C., and return at the low rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale May 2Oth, 21st, 22nd,9 with final limit May 29th. For fur ther information call on any agent of the Southern Railway, or write
 c. E. JACKSON, T. P. A, 4-6-to-4-22 Birmingham Ala
The age-herald., 1900-05-21
THE CENTRAL OF GEORGIA'S NEW
 LINE TO LOTHIAN

The Central of Georgia railway has com pleted the extension of its line from Co., lumba to Dothan, Ala, a distance of twenty-one miles. On May 1 freight and passenger train service was inaugurated between Albany and Dothan. Passenger trains Nos 19 and IA. running between Smithyille and Columbia have been ex- tended through to Dothan. Leave Albany. 3:32 D. m; arrive Dothan, 7:15 p. m Re- turning, leave Dothan, TAO a. m.; arrive Albany, Il :39 a. m. 5-4-5t
The age-herald., 1900-05-21
Malt-Nutrine

is prepared at our brewery and is guar anteed unequaled in quality. purity and medicinal virtue.
 Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn. Sold by all druggists. Meyer Marx Co.,, wholesale dealers, Bir mingham
The age-herald., 1900-05-21
REDUCED RATES
To Charleston May 24-25, 1soo

Account Wholesale Grocers' Association Charleston, s. C., May A-25, Central of Georgia Railway will sell tickets May 22, 23. and 2 at rate of one fare for the round trip, final limit May 2S This is fine op- portunity to visit one of the most interest ing cities in the south. Solon Jacobs, Com- mercial Agent, 2015 First Avenue. 5-16-9t
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

n jaauting trip through tie east
en- counties u England Nr. Hissey
noted some Il the curious signs which
show how modern lie offers from lie
IL the past What. wonder. would chr
ancestors make Of Tia following notice
appended 10 The rgn q a. cid inn on
tie Wv, witch we deemed worthy ~
being coYieds Good accommodation
aid siabiing for cyclists ard motor
ISIS" TIE following notice. affixed 10
tie porch q 4 country church. plainly
tells story q charged times and ~
ctarr ed ways: Cyclists welcomed in
cyc.ing dress" Or the road from
Crowland 20 spaiding. hv TIE wayside,
We saw q large notice board bearing
tbs Legend. zone thousand miles IN
1880 .4ours. by Henry Girdlesione, at
the age q 8. in the year ISL
Youths Companion.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
2 WRONG SIDE OF THE cow.
a., ax,,.tie Flemish That Was Over
looked By Many In > De-
troIt Painting.

al has always seemed 70 me- says .
vri.s- i tie Detroit Free Press, that
The picfsrial artist should pay Just
little attention 10 truth and nature. VOW
there Is q picture IL a certain Detroit
ART store before which for some tine
nast Z little crowd has fingered 10 al
snire. Tie auhject matter Is excellent.
there is a Barnyard. with The usual ae-
commitment Of hens and ducks. A
dog sits on the step Of the eornerio'
apd in tie Immediate foreground
stands a pretty speekled bossy-
a pictorial daify maid is milking
bossy. she l. a charming creature, The
dairy maid. Ter hands are not big and
coarse: her kruckles are not swollen.
ard her fiusers DO noi resemble eill
pickles. She Is just daisy dairy maid
but. saints alive. shes OF the wrong
side q he COW.
-Nonchalaa;iy she sits OF the left Of
the animal and milks. mIIks, milks.
81 s30ks. the while. around the land
seape ard smiles al the hens. Nov, i
he ruth IL known, that GARY maid
wouldn't be On the left side Of that
meek-lookiug bossy longer than i've
minutes. Her head would be kicked
a."
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
WAS DOING so AND so
oatek Refert of
roangsfer 30 n Rather feru-
neat Question

Frank Is : boz Of less thsn fire ysar<,
s.ur.sv. rounG-Eezded and thick L the
calves He IS always restless and ever
hunE1y. Fer one 50 young he CON-
uaras n amount IL language. correct
r n-ouourees. that Is remarkable.
lie : . busy hoy. with may queer
sShenes running through lis heaa.
But ke shi1es nher playing knife ard
so-k. for here Is lie truly great. say TIE
Chicago Chro1lcle-
II waS al 4 family reunion that he
vas asked ard replied 10 question C
: osrsorzl nature His retori si-e1ced
Is ircnisitzre ard woul1-be soenlaT
unese. while the remainder Of me fam
zr-rrznk excepfed-rozre1 Win
laughter. The parry VAS too bsg e
have al seated II tie extension table.
- -hs chil6rsn-fo1r II uEIttr-
we're placed al : smaller table where
.hev were able 70 90 as much damage
Is conld have happened had they been
Nth their elders
Frank wzs served badly. for be has
: Eue appetite. ard : ne1 bothered With
hzshfal1sss. He bore 6owu OF drum
sick with vigor ard flied his 1af face
xf-h The neat. He was earnest II En-
sezvor ard suspended a. conversation.
ore q LIS nnclsS glanced al The boy
4 Il uaached. ard sad:
What are xoa dong. Frank
TIE boz was euploEed on ) 3arge
-zcutAful al the tire. ard. Ike 3 sklil-
n general. fe attended to The matter
! mouth first he carefully ressti-
Gated the CID. swallowed with al air
Ct satisfaction and then turning lis
had over rs left shoulder replied a.
follows.
oh. In doing 50 and So
He Immediately resumed operations
d tie Gruns1iek-
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
Executors Notice Of Appointment
and to Creditors.
Carson. Neyad.

In the District Court or the first JUDI.
cial District OF the Stateof Nevada, in and
for the County OF Douglas.
In the matter = the Estate Of John
Baldwin. deceased
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day OF Aay. A. n. laoo. Peter T. stenes'
the undersigned. was duly appointed, BY
the above eut.tlcd District Court, as The
Executor Of the Last VIII and Tesia'
meni q the said John Baldwin, deceasee
and duly qualifiea a. Saeh on the same
isy, sud Letters Tesamenlary were IS
sued Ia him. and further notice is hereby
given 10 thu creditors OF and all persons
having claims sgainsi the said estate or
the said decesss-d. John Baldwin. to me
them with the necessary vouchers ana
statutory aflidaviES attached with the
Clerk u said above entitled District Court
within shree months afer the first publ
cS;lon 81 this notice.
bone aud dated this 18Th day Of May,
A. n lsas.
PETER T. STEFFES,
EXECUTOR of the Last Will and Tesla
ment Of John Haldwip. deceased.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
WHERE ICE WAS SCARCE.
Amusing Experf<nce of q Prims
Donna In n 0ze-Horse south
ern Hotel.

Mss Dorothy Morton. priEa donna,
tells q AZ amusing experience which
betsll her several years ago when she
Was playing ~one night stands"
through The south II Was n small
sozl & Virginia, noted. eTen = TIA;
state. to- is NrezcheG hotels Return
izg = The hotel after tie nights per
torrance Mss Morton desired sorne ICE
water. and after repeated calls Al old
darby struggled upstairs . take her
order. Tie dArkv went as he came,
a-5 i seemed 70 Mss Merton that 1t
zsVs- would come hack
A-a1Aer cal was made Cd hs came
again. SAYING Vas. nissus- T. bring
i directly Directly might have
-ez-s rc-zo-rCz OF Re 1exi 6ay IS TAR
Is tAe waiter zzx concerned. t1r Re
c5zzss coze back u-t5l summoned His
answer wzs always The sane Finally
Mss Na-saz became ihoroaxAly
z-o1se5. ard asked hin Z there ssasu I
size var thai lie order could be en-
p-ie5 Nth.
TIE old Ezrky zoret ovsr 70 ke- With
a an O secrecy zzS Il the greatest
co11cs-ce sd: -for see. r1isxus.
we've ruz out q iee tonight O. accour,
q you theatrical people Deris only
Czs Fzsee 1T. ard C usn Il de rex
rem las thai Jest a. soor as ke Eoes
. sleep II ret his piece for yea
Whersupsn tie tAi-xty opera star col.
IzpSs1 ard sad shs'd have ker water
Wzzhcz. zrz7p4-
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

A nervous drummer who carries with
him wherever be travels . coil q rope
Vas asked By the landlord Of a small
hotel up n shasta county. Cal. what
the rope WAS for. That's a FIRE es-
cape explained the drummer. sand
always have i with me 50 in ease Of
Ere 7 car lei myself down from the
window Seems Ike a pretty good
idea.~ said The landlord. but guests
win IRE escapes pay in advance At this
hcseI."
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
Raising he SI-

II was a wet day. TIE streets we-s
SLOPPY, and 6as Re6er and Graham
MeFzrline stood watching the ma
ne1vs-S Of TIE women - they enEl-
nesred their long skirts over the cross
ings
y always think tie women should
be permitted : great liberty n ths
matter q raising their skirts IN wei
wezlhsr.r remarked Mr.. Reds--
That So responded Graham II an
izsz--1sgzzo-y tone
Yes 81 ! have figured ous exactly
hoz EixE shsy Sho13i b raised
--HoE higa DO Fo1 make itsr'
\ zzzzss cFsr TO feet z
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
A GRAVEYARD PROMOTER
An EaferDristsE NfssOurlan Who Has
Become n Plntocraf In the
Bzzines&-

Yea eastern people are ro7 TIE Only
s1-erfrlsl-E i1hstiizr;s q The globe. =
sad Al enthusiasts rran II NeS York
bEsirrss h0nse, according = TIE Suu
q 1ta7 eifr- y have neigh nor
il Psnl5sco7 ecuufy. ny state. Missouri.
W1o IS = ssFf = plufocrzf ~ gravexards.
Ss1s Eez-s ago te opeusd q tombstone
facfcrx il his par - the state. ard as
Ae marked down tie price. he had quite
oooz. IL lis business. n short tine
there was monument or heads;Cue
81 every grave il The cemetery. and as
-iTs people Do 1oi buy tombsfones. this
mas busiuess vas hit b shat your
VA street felix's call furry. What
does hs Go bls 70 70 smother rns-r rot
far away ard bsy graveyard ~ his
OK s-d rur down tie price q lets.
Ttlz csuse6 quite q cemetery boom m
e al the .ofs we're dis2osea q. As
sooz Is some q the people began 10 die
tie euterprisirG Tombstone dealer Was
again j. The whiri. or. as mr. old frie-7
Wilbur r Storey was wor, 10 say q his
paper OF the top crest O tie adranc-
IT wave Il : year CT - he HAD every
grave n tie eeneiery marked with his
goods aDd ano;her thud hi his busi.
ness- But he rallied. vert 70 another
foEn- invested Il another graveyard,
site ard manipulated his scheme as be
lad tie oshsrs. ard with Ike results.
Ihzt makes three cemeteries he has
started fled ard marked. and tie las,
-s1ls ! szw hiz Re told me he wzs look.
irg for snother- He IS ROW known As q
gTzFeyzr1 promoter
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

II paper On Recent Ethnsgrzph-
ieel hork = Scotland read before he
British zszoci11ioz- NJ GRAY described
as castrtzF5onx OF The color 81 fle
h4lr AID eyes Of The schoolchildrer o.
Eass AteEdsershire. The pirmefs-a.
ticn q The Scotch cA5lCren uas shown
n rzo1s and compared with tie eoz.
tszeztzl districts. whence. aceorsnz
70 frs1ition and history. TIE ior ianl
Scefs derived large siezsnf Ct stei,
T.op1lzflcz-Tiz-: SekItsss y sIf.zst4lr
Lnensberg- ard Nesikse1 barz-Sek sSerin
The rsFuttl o-iriEzi seats Ct The A-e5e.
Au1 SsNozs- The tables showed -ba.
TIE three ncrfh German districts were
more blOnde than Fast Afpe-Esensf;~s
Germany got more brunette ard -:
blonde from north % south. and y,
must 20 As far Is upper Bavaria 10 ve,
a District experimenting Ia pigEs-sa-
ts0o % East Abs rdee1s shire
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

Starvation never ~ cared dyspep-
siz Persons with Indigestion are
ALREADY Ezlf starved T1sy 1eed plenty
q wholesome food Ko.zol Dyspsrsla
Care digss.s Ehz1 yo1 ez- - the BODY
can be zozrlste5 while ne wor1 OH
Organs are beng reconstructed L i
Ire OILY preparation k1o~n thai I'll.
instantly re6sTe ard completely care
a. = Zsch -ro1bseS- TT / r yo1 are
scEs-zzE E-uz Indigestion i I'll
certainly 60 yOz good Horace "
Tod DrzZzzsz
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
NEVADA MINERAL PAINT,
FACTORY OPPOSITE THE MINT.
Carson Nevada


This paint made 81 pure mineral ground n the best
Lnsee Oh and ) remarkable Tor ts high polish and last
ing qualities
PROOF
L i manufactured II many e3la- ard : ne best paint
going 10 paint houses inside and harms fences wagons
and machinery
Il leads al others hecsuse Il i Just beautiful and
much better and cheaper than ordinary paint II 5
FURNISHED MIXED
and ready for barrels By the gallon about
half the price asked for common paint
After using this paint Shingles painted with viii
bulge up kink They viii lay fat though made
OF slate the paint dement's the shingles together
MANY Of the leading citizens Of Carson have used this
paint and Il far better and cheaper than
other paint 1t puts q coat ike enamel and never
cracks peals OF Address
Nevada Mineral Paint Co, Carson.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

According % ihe reports q ne Uni
TED SAFES ComDzsS5o7Sr OF Pensions,
Hiram Crazk q Dunn Brock, Oneida
es111x, y 7. : tie only surviving
rezSozs- Ct the Ezx q ISL On the
AZ Gzy q April hs celebrated his
18za hzz15sy- M Cro1k yolnn-
issres fsr ss<slss against England BE-
fore Il RS 4 years Old and ucw
draws = pension q $ month fo- that
s=-ysez
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

have four kinds Of shade trees, all
KINDS Of fruit trees. roses. snowoaih
etc. stat nursery supplies. VIII taks
h@s ~ grain a exchange. | VIII sen
the nursery. from which have mace
enough 10 keep me without WORK
The only nursery in Nevada. A grand
opportunity.
JOHN WOOD.
Carson, New.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22


Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases
OF the organs OF digestion and nutrition
perfectly and permanently. II parihes
the blood, and 50 by curing the cauSe of
disease, cures many forms Of disease in
organs remote from the stomach.
FOR the past sixteen years have had to-u;d
liver and indigestion aud tired many doctors
and pztsnt medicines bat could not rst s-s+e .
wr1tes Ars. simeon SaEgs, Of CiY1ie. sabine Par.
ish. Ia hrce months ago thcughi I srosia
~ Ar. ? Y. i1srrc's Golden Mesiicai Tazr-vr-,
and his Pleasant Pellets ees ssx trafti-s 81
eaeh aaa ] received a good rcsui; IA a week sud
to-aay an cz1Ted sound and well The svsa-~
toms Wsre coafce fnuzne. specks before the exss
disposed 70 b cross and irritable fss.i stofaszh
rsd taste n ire u11ush, tired feeling e fcrisrr
81 1rcaa or fear headache. veIio4S sksn ~
cesc s. r. psorns did aus a. appear II once n
slneTeIs from saCh Troubles .in .Atr Fs7.r--~
f1eTces Gloidc- Medical Discovery ana f,esS
AK Felets as directed N pamphlets vrr-s.,,ss-,
aot;lss ihey nii brirs hack the bloom 81 iiir =
Il c3c with Ue
Dr. Plsrceh Pleasant Pellets cure hill
iousness 4ni sick headache.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

Reports saoE taz1 over 1Eses7 hz1-
6-ei Eres hare ben saved throGgh
t5s Ess q O7e Minute Cozzh C1rs.
Mos1 q these Ee-e e2se< O grippe
erozq, asthma xhoop1ng cough broo-
eAilzs ana paeuDonlA Is early nss
prevents e0nSaEPtso1- Horace y.
Todd. Draggss1
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

Ire Chinese ask how i your kverg'
iaszsz5 o --hoE CO yoa dor for when
-Es Exs- : active re health : good
DeN7sz's Little Early Rsse-s are famous
E.zz= vzzas for Ire liver and bowels.
Eo-zes y To5c. Druggist
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

When these
are diseased
they coutan1i-
rate every
drop Of blood
made from
the food they
act upon, and
this contanii-
nation Is car-
ned through
the hole
body. II may
settle IN the
liver kidneys
heart OF lungs
hut the root
Of the disease
isin the storm
ach. Cure
the stomach
and You cure
the disease.
DIR. Rerce's
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

Try poisoning p,alsoa wounds and
a. ceaz- &czs5e11zl injuries nay be
szs1klx cared b. 1s5ag DeWiis's Witch
HRzsz SzzTs Il : also ! certain c1re
Ea- lies and skz1 diseases Take no
otAa-- n y Todd Druggist
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
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The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
Clean Bread

Cant Be rzade By foul hands and clean,
rz-e blood can't be rlsde by foul stom-
sch- The blood Is made By the stomach
and organs Of digestion and nutrition.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

i : szs5s- . rzs1s7d . be whzt you
Are 1ot- TIN 70 hide WIKI yo1 really
sr@
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

zzn nas- ges up AID dist 70 hare
= sweeping sasoess
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22

lisa remarkable fact that few bald
zsz ever die = consumption
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-22
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TfzE LEADING FAMILY PAPER
OF The PACIFIC COAST.
BEST gEES SERVICE
BEST LITERARY FEATURES.
Best AET PRODTCF-
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-02

THE anti-cigarette order issued by
Chief Moore of the weather bureau in
Washington has been adopted by many
large private concerns in the cities. 1t
is claimed that this.order, to ths effect
that the employees of the department.
must not smoke cigarettes while on
duty, has had its good effect. In Chi
csgo three of the largest business houses
and one of the greatest railroads have
issued decree against the little white
rolls which se EN- to have such a seduct-
I've power. The orders already issued
affect / 100 employees, and Of this num-
Der 80 per cent are boys of about IS
years of age. These are merely the
more conspicuous instances. Many
smaller concerns have adopted the rule,
and it has found favor in other cities of
the country.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-02

ANOTHER free trade trust Is report
ed from England. This time ii is the
British Cotton and Wool Dyers' asso
citation. with a capital of SIC, o00. 600
The plan is to consolidate firms enRsg-
ed in dyeing cotton warps and cottor
yarns, in hank, for the use of mauufac
tarers of fancy cloths. Later this new
British trust may amalgamate with
the Bradford Dyers' association and
the Calico Printe association. 1t IL
declared that no endeavor will be 10 ade
ito raise prices arbitrarily, but incl
dentally it is hoped, by material
economies" in the cost OF production,
that q much larger share OF the United
States market may be secured by this
new free trade trust.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-02

PORTO Rico has been able, at her
maximum, to export about go, 900 tons
OF sugar. At her greatest possible
output she could give US per cent of
our total consumption. Spanish and
English plantation owners would d.
vide, with the sugar trust, the benefits
accruing from absolute free trade with
the island. The native Porto Ricans
havo been without those facilities that
create industry snd education. Yet
the democrats are extremely anxious
to admit them to full and free Ame-
rican citizenship. Why put this cheap
labor just yet ON an equality with the
better paid American labor?
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-02

could claim, or the democratic party
can successfully assert, that free trade
with the Philippines or other posses
sions of that character must or would
logically follow. II is only justice to
the workingmen of the United States,
whether on the farm, in the factory,
the mines, or elsewhere, that congress
should retain In its hand the absolute
power to determine these matters one
by one, as they may offer themselves
for determination.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-02

OUR democratic friends are very
much afraid that the inhabitants of
the hands of the administration the
kind, fatherly. thoughtful, philanshro-
pic care which they bestow on the col
ored people of the south. AS they are
experienced 10 such matters, they can
not understand why the country IL not
willing to trust them. They stand
ready to extend the franchise as fast as
the natives eau give positive proof
that they will always vote the straight
democratic tick ct, and no sooner.