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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-07-12
EEL Ct)RGNE

| hereby annolince myself a candi ~
date fer reelection 10. Coroner, pom
ising to abid.. by the decision Of tile
Democratic priGlary.
II. ". BURROWS.
hereby announce mySelfas Il candi~
datr tor Dr"ncr. subject 30 III" Eulc>
governing The Democratic primary. !
am living at thr county seat. and IS
elected can discharge the DATES "F
the Office at short notice. Circumstance
will prevent my canvaSSing nc c"rin
~. but | wiz appreciate the vote t.
any and every citizen Of the "ol.stv.
i. y. HAMMET
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Tobacco Growers

Will find it 10 their interest to
communicate with the
NAMING EL2DTA2E CO,
Manning, S. C.,
when in want Of
TOBACCO BARN FLUES,
PARIS GREEN SPRAYERS,
WIRE. ETC.
Their All Steel Flues are the best
made.
Their Double Tube Paris Green
Sprayers will save its cost in Paris
Green in short time.
ASK your dealer Ior them. If he
hasn't got them send sl.l5 and
they will seud you one by express
prepaid.
MANNING HARDWARE CO.,
Manning, sc,
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GEO. J. GRAHAM.
PROBATE ,LCDG u.

J. j. STEELE. Js., has, fled his
pledge 10 abide the result OF the pri-.
ma y. rad iS now candidate for Pro
bate Judge.
| hereby announce my canniGacy foi
the oticc Of Probate Judge of Williams.
burg caanty, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
". +. HANNA.
| hereby announce myself cand;
date foT the, Office Of Probate Judg,.
subject 10 the rules sof the Democratic.
primary el,etion.
W. L. MCCANTS.
| hereby ANNOUNCE my candidacy fot
Probate judge, Of Williamsburg. sub
ject to thc,ru OF the emOcratic pri.
mary election.
f. NJ. SMITH
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Fol, SHERIFF..

| respectfully solicit the vote. az The
Democratic primary for Sheriff. prom
i>ing to abide the decision of the same:
EDWIN HARPER.
heTrby announce myself candi-
date !or Sheriff of Williamsburg
county, subject to the Drmocrati,
primary cle"iion.
W. II. CAMPBELL.
. | heYi@hy announce Gy>elf rs 4 Can
ddatc for Sheriff of williamsburg
County at the next general election.
subject 10 the Demvc-atic Primary.
HENRY o. BRITTON.
l hereby announce myself as can-,
didatc Cor Sneriif Of Williamsburg
county, subject to the Democratic pri--
mary election.
GEO. J. GRAHAM.
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

We are authorized to announce B. :
SMITH Capdidate for Comfy SU-
pcrvisOr subject tn the rules Of the
Democratic primary.
Subject TO the decision of the Demo
cratic primary, | am y candidate for
the o,!ice cf County Supervisor ri mil.,
iam-buTg County.
p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| hereby announce myself II eaadi..
date for the office of County Supervisor
Of Williamsburg County, subject to thc-.
rules o: shc Democratic primagy rlcc-.
tiun. W. ID. FITCH.
Thanking my friends Tor the tlattCr-.
ing support given me in the past. 5.
hereby announce my:elf Il candidlt,
for County Supervisor. S.tbject IL the
TiiieI of the Democratic party.
II. p. BALDWIN.
| hcrehv:announ"c my candidacy il
tie office nf County Supervisor OF Will
Eamsburg county. subject TO the ruiz.
o:.the Demnc gatir primary election.
X VI. THOMAS.
| hereby apnounce NY candidacy f"'r
Tie office "i'County Supervisor, SUbjrrT,
u the ~ttleS Of tie Democratic primary
\. Il. BURROWS.
Thereby announce my candidacy TO-
the office I'll County Supervisor, subiec:
to the rnlcS OF thc ensuing Democratic
primary election.
VI. :. MGHTGOMERY.
hereby announce myself y candi
date for reelection - the Office Of
County Supervisor. | will a1,dp tin
decision Os the Democratic primary
election. h. B' CHANDLER.
hereby announce myself 4 candi--
date for County Supervisor CT Vii
liamSburg county. subject To the rule.
Of the D.npcratic primary.
:. VI. BRADSHAW.
hcrny anHounccmy>c,f Il candidate
yor County supervisor OF Williamsburg.
county. subject TO the rules OF the
Democratic primary election.
J; W. COWARD.
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An EPIDEMIC OF DIAEHHOEA

Mr.. \. Sanders. writ ing from Cocoa =
nut Grove. Fla. says there has been
quite an epidemic Of di"rihoea there.
He had severe attack and was cuIc,!
by four doses Of Chamberlain Colir.
Cholera and DiaTThoea Rcmcdy. He
says he also recommended il To Others
and they say it i the best medicine
they ever used. Fer sale hy Dr. j. {.
scott.
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FOR CLERK or COURT.

| announce mrSeif candidate for
Clerk OF Court, promising 10 abide by
the decision Of the Democratic voters in
the primary election.
j. Z. McELTEEN.
hereby Announce my candidacy for
Clerk Of Court. promising to abide by
the decision of the Democratic voters
in the primary election.
j. ID. DANIEL.
! hereby announce myself candi-
date for Clerk Of Court Of Williams
burg county. subject TO the rules of
the Democratic primary election. Hav-
ing had the advantages of good
business education. feel confident that
] can discharge the duties Of the office
with dispatch and 10 the satisfaction Of
AL. REGINALD J. iESMITH.
| hereby announce myself y candi-
date for Clerk Of Court Of Williams
burg County, subject to the rules o.
The Democratic primary election.
B. {. WHITEIIEAD.
hereby announce myself candi-
dute for Clerk of Court Of Williams
burg county. subject 10 the rules OF the
Democratic primary: election.
EDWIN c. EPPS.
[ hereby announce my candidacy for
Clerk Of Court OF williamsburg county,
subject 10 the Democratic primary
election. WV. GRAYAON
: | helcby ANNOUNCE myself 2 candi-
date for Clerk Of Court of Williams
bRr2 county. subject to the rules Of the
Democratic primary election.
HUGH AcCCTCHEA, .
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FOR COUNTY SCPERINTEND,
ENT OF EDUCATION.

Promising to abide 6y the decision
of the Democratic primary. Iannounce
myS-f candidate for re-elcct-
iou to the Office OF County SuperiGtcn-
dent Of Education. Respectfully.
NABOR ID. LESESN
! hereby announce my candidacy for
Superintendent OF Education. pr0mis-
ing to abide by the decision of the DEM
ocratic voters in the primary election.
&. ". WOLFE.
I hereby announce myself as caD-
did&tc for County Superintendent OF
Education, subject to the Democratic
primary. NM. COOPER
| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Superintendent OF
EGurasi"n, Williamsburg County. SUBJ
ject 20 the rules governing the Demo
cratic party. ampcrmancntly located
at thc.rounty seat. and II e.ected can
always be found at my post of duty.
GEO $ RARR
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JOHN \. WILSON.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATINE rs.
SGbjcrt 10 the rules of the Demo-
cratic primary, we hereby announce j.
DAVIS CARTER for the House Of
Representatives: FRIENDS.
.tctrr the solicitation OF many friends
| hereby Announce ny candidacy for
election 10 the House of Representa-
rivcS. promising to abide by the decision
of the Democratic primam- election.
p. S. WALL.
hereby announce mySc!fa a Candi-
date for election to the House of Re-
pre>enta;iyes and promise to abide by
the decision Of the Democratic pri-
mary.
W. ". KEELS.
We. the Oak Ridge Democratic Club,
do hereby endorse j. II. HtTSON Il
candidate for the Legislature. subject
To tie rules of the primary election.
w. W. Cox. President.
". Il. Blakcley, Secretary.
| hereby announce myself Z candl
date for the House Of Representatives,
subject 70 the ensuing Democratic p"i-
mary election, and promising To abide
by the rules governing the same.
II. Is. GOURD1N.
Mr Editor: Please announce Mr..
w. :. GRAYSON. Of Benson. randi-
date for the Legislature. subject to the
rules Of the Democratic primary.
FRIENDS.
| hereby announce myself Camtli-
Gate for election t. the House OF Rep
rrS,ntalive-, and promise To abide by
thc dcciSiUn'of the Deocmratic prim"ry.
J. G.. MCCULLOUGH.
DIR. j. Il. BROCkINTON, subject
to the DrmOcrati: primaries.
We are nthorizrd ~ announce Mr..
j }. Il. MONTGOMERY Il co. didat9
for the House Of Representatives, sub
jrct 70 the rules Of the Dcm0cratcc
primarT
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
FOR COT MY TREASURER.

FOR COT NTI TREASURER.
] hereby aanounc" my candidacy for
re-appointment to the Office Of County
Treasurer. promising to abide by the
rules of the casjing 1emncratic pri-
mary election.
2. y. ROLLINS.
| hereby sapouhce mysclf"a camd;-
date 10: the appointment uf, COUNTY
Treasurer at the ensuing Demccratic,
primary election. subject to the rules
covering the same.
". - OWENS.
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\ rose by any OF her name would
be just as expensive in Md winter

after suffering from severe dyspepsia
over twelve years and using many
remedy without permanent good |
finally took kodol Dyspepsia Cure Il
did me 50 much good | recommend it
to everyone" writes } l. Watkins,
Clerk and Recorder, ChiliicOthe. No.
1t digcsts what you eat. Wallace &
J0hdsOu'
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\ poor Sunday dinner often
Spoils The effect of a good sermon

!. {. Ccmncdy, Roanoke, Tenn,
SAYS. II tanuOt say TOO much for De
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc One hon
Of il cured what The doctOkS called an
i!rurablc ulcer on my jaw. Cures
piles ana all Skin diseases. Lookout for
worthless mutations Wallace K john
.Nn.
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COENTN AIDFTOK.t

We hereby ANNOUNCE X. Il. EANN:t
for reelection to the Office nt Coynti
Auditor on his record aS q f.ithful Az
capable official, subject 10 the. ru!e.
governing ths Democratic primaries
., l'RiENES.
FOR MEMBER BOARD cONTRAI.
R.A. MURPHY j. hereby SnnoanseLs
as i candidate for appointment ~ y
member of the County Board os Con-
troll. subject to tlie Democratic ,r.-
nary. NOLEltS.
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DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.

Are just what hGrSc needs when IN
bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vcrmitugc. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put Il
horse in prime condition. Price - cts.
per package Fer sale by ID. c. Scott.
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An insurance policy often kin
dies 4 big fire.

After suffering from piles for iistcrn
wears ! was cured hy using two boxes
OF DcWitt'> Witch Hazel Salve. write:
W. j. BaXtcr. North Brook, y. G. 1t
heals everything. Beware Of counter
frilS. Wallace < Johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-07-12

"DeWilt's Little Early Ri>crS are
,hc iiae<t pills ! ever used. b. !.
Moore, Millbrook. Ala. They quick
V cure all liver and bowel troubles.
Wallace and Johnson.
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Hot arguments can always be
relied upon to cool friendship.

Il had stomach trouble twenty years
and gave up h"pe..of being cured till 4
began to Use kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
has dorc ne 50 much good call il the
savior Of my life" writes " K Will
kin>ou. Albany, Tenn. 1t diSeSt> what
you eat. Wallace & Johnson.
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Some ministers pat IN more time
irving TO save dollars than souls.

X. : NWsscr. NilihcilA. Pa. saved
ilir If" of hi> little girl by giving her
one Minutc Cough Cure when She WAS
dying frcm Group. II is :hc only
harmless remedy th&t gives immediate
results. Itqui"kly cures cough, colds,
bronchitis. grippe. asthma and 81!
ihroa; and lung troubles. Wallace Il
johnson.
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The easiest and most effective
Elr;hol o< purifying the blood and IN
viSoratin9 the system is TO take
DrWilt's Little Early Risers.
he famouS li,;le pills for cleansing
th, liver a%d bowels. Wallace
\ Johnson.
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The man who marries wealthy
gra>s widow makes hay while the
sun shines.
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Uneasy lies lhe lace that wears
4 ircwn.
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FOR SOLICITOR.

an Il candidate for reelection 10
the Office OF Solicitor, and again solicit
the support OF the voters Of the Third
Circuit. subject to the rules OF the
Dcm0cratic primaries.
JOHN =. WILSON.
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Some people are SO illogical
that even the climate doesn't a.
gree with them.

Yea ASSUME u" risk wlion YOU buy
Chamberlain. : Colir. Colrra and Diar-
rhora Remedy. DR.. ID. G. Scott will
rrfGnd your money if YOU are not sati>-
iirL after u-in% It. l. is everywhere
admitted L. bc The most >urrc>S:dl
remedy in Use for bowel complaints
ana the omly one tnat never fails. 1t
IS pleasant. safe and reliable.
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The man who EictS with servant
rirls has domestic tastes.
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The closer money is the farther
away It seems to be.
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\ practical .!oke Is one that Is
Salable.
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announce mvSeif candidate for
Clerk OF Court, promising 10 abide by
the decision Of the Democratic voters in
the primary election.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-26

6 Republicans, Populists and Silver Re
publicans voted for it.
The majority resolutions-to exclude Mr.
Roberts and declare the seat vacant-were
adopted, 26S to 30. The affirmative vote
was divided as follows: Republicans, 1853;
Democrats, 96; Populists, A; and the mega
tive vote. Democrats, Al; Silver Repubh-
cans 2, Populsts l.
Claims He Is "A Martyr.
There were score of speakers to-day.
MIR. Roberts was present throughout the
dav. and only left the hall after the result
of the last vote had been announced As
he did so he gave out statement JUSTIFY
ing his retention Of hfs plural wives on
the ground that his moral obligations was
more binding upon his conscience than
technical obedience to statutory law, and
saving that there was little excuse for the
extraordinary efforts to crush system
already abandoned and practically dead
He says he was a martyr to spasm Of
prejudice. He would not, he said, at
tempt 90 run for Congress again, although
ne would go back home with light heart,
confident of the future,
Mr. Talbert OF South Carolina said that
I'm a case OF such abnormal and defiant
immortality, technicalities should not
weigh. Representing the constituency he
aid. he said, he should vote against Rob
erts first, last and all the time.
MIR. AdamsOn's view of IL.
Mr.. Adamson of Georgia said violation
OF the statute against unlawful cohabta-
tion entitled the offender 20 membership
in the pententiary rather than the House
of Representatives.
Mr.. Grosvenor Of Ohio supported the
views OF the majority in favor of exclu-
sion,
Mr.. Morris OF Minnesota, member Of
the special committee which investigated
the Roberts case. and who signed the ma
iority report, advocated It's adoption in an
hours speech. If the constitutional quail
ihcations could not be added to, said he
the House would be compelled to admit
A drivsling idiot, a base traitor or a red
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-26
HONOLULU PANIC STRICKEN.
Ihirty-nine Deaths From Plague
| Have Terrified the People.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 25.-The steamer
Miowera, which arrived to-day from Aus
tralia, reports that thirty-nine deaths
have thus far occurred at Honolulu from
bubonic plague One white woman of good
class was among the victims.
The Miowera brought neither mail nor
passengers from Honolulu, off which port
she anchored for a short time
The Honolulu harbor officials reported
inter-island trade as paralyzed.
Hilo has so effectually barricaded it's
doors against the introduction of the dis
ease that its protective force has orders
to shoot any one attempting to dock
steamers from Honolulu.
Immigrant steamers continue to arrive
at Honolulu from Japan and the ouaran-
tine accommodations are taxed to more
than their capacity.
In Honolulu panic prevails, and the
danger is vastly intensified by the popu-
lar terror
Cooper, of the Board of Health of Homo
lulu, had ten blocks burned. DR.. Car
michael has been ordered to Manila.
Thirty-four hundred Japanese at Homo
lulu are in quarantine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-26
MAJORITY CARRIED THE DAY.
AND ROBERTS HAS BEEN EXCLUDED
FROM CONGRESS-.

Minority Resolution to SCAT and
Then EXpet Him, Defeated by II
Vote of PA tOS1-Many Democrats
With the MajOrity-Adnmson OF
Georgia Said He should BE in the
Penitentinry-The Vote to Exclude
stood eos to so.
Washington, Jan. 25.-The case of Brig
ham II. Roberts, the Mormon representa-
tive-elect from Utah, which has occupied
so much of the attention of the House
since the assembling of Congress, was
decided to-day by the adoption of a reso-
luton to exclude him by vote of 26S to
so.
The exact language of the resolution
was as follows:
That under the facts and circum-
stances of the case Brigham H. Roberts,
representative-elect from the state of
Utah, ought not TO have or hold a seat in
the House of Representatives, and the
seat to which he was elected is hereby
declared vacant"
The amendment to expel Mr.. Roberts
without seating him. offered by Mr.. La
cey, was ruled out on a point of order and
the House only voted upon the resolutions
of the majority and minority of the COM
mittee.
The latter resolution to seat and then
expel Mr.. Roberts. was defeated. 81 to
244. An analysis of this vote shows that
10 Republicans, 72 Democrats and Pop
ulists voted against it and Il Democrats,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-26

Indiana Lumbcrmeu In severe
Wreck at Waycross

Wayoross Ga, Jan. 25.-The Indiana Re
tail Lumber Dealers Association of Indi-
ana, about 200 strong, which has been
making tour of the South inspecting
saw mill and lumber industries of the dlf-
ferent sections, met with It's first and only
mishap in this city this morning. in a
head-end collision between the North
bound special southern passenger train
and freight.
As result of the collision thirty-odd
passengers were more or less seriously in
jured.
Tine Southern special train, bearing the
party of lumbermen. arrived in Waycross
at 7:45 a. m, en- route from Jacksonville,
Fla, TO Macon, Ga.
A dense fog hung over the city at the
time. making 1t difficult to see any distance
ahead. When near The Plant System Hos
pital, i'm the southern part of the city,
the engineer of the Southern train saw a
heavy freight train just pulling out of the
station on the main line The discovery
was made too lote, however, to prevent
a collision.
Fortunately, both trains were running
at dow rate of speed, otherwise the re-
suits might have been more serious. The
two locomotive came together within fifty
yards of the Plant System Hospital.
Both engineers and hremen jumped In
time to escape serious injury. Two pas
senger coaches We're partly telescoped, and
the locomotives and one freight car were
badly damaged.
Thirty passengers were more or less
seriously injured
Mr. c. w, Davis of Wabash, Ind. sus-
tanned the greatest injuries, his legs be-
ing badly crushed. He was taken to the
hospital, where every possible attention is
being given him.
All the wounded were taken charge of
Immediately by the officers of the Plant
System and given the best OF care and
attention.
with the exception OF Mr.. Davis and
possibly seven or eight others, the entire
party win be able 90 go forward as soon
as train arrangements can be made
A member of the wrecking crew, who
was helping clear away the debris was
slightly injured by a heavy piece of iron
falling on him. lie was unconscious for
a time, but was taken to the hospital
where he was soon brought around all
right.
The Plant System officials were prompt
in looking after the wounded.
The Indiana lumber men, who we're de-
layed by the accident, spent the time TAX
ing in the sights about the city, express
ing surprise at finding such thrifty city
as WaycrOSg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-26
HILO's SEVERE QUARANTINE.
Has RebelIed Against Government
and Makes Dire Threats.

Has RebelIed Against Government
and Makes Dire Threats.
Honolulu, jan II, via Victoria, B. c.,
Jan. 25.-The town of Hilo has come out
in open rebellion against the government.
and threatens to resist by force any at
tempt to carry out the rules made by the
authorities here for the stamping out of
the bubonic plague.
Reports from the Hawaiian town indi-
cate condition bordering on panic among
the people, who seem ready to offer mob
violence TO representatives of the govern
ment.
The sending of troops to enforce the
laws is now being discussed as a result
of the reception given to Mr. Cooper, rep
resentlug the cabinet and the Board of
Health.
The Hilo people have been making their
own quarantine laws, paying no attention
to the rules adopted by the National
Board of Health. They will not allow any
freight or passengers from Honolulu to
be landed.
on the last trip of the steamer Kinau
the local authorities destroyed the mail
belonging to Chinese and Japanese resi-
dents and then declined to allow the YES
sell to have any communication with the
shore.
When the news of their action reached
this city the government chartered the
Kinau and dispatched Attorney General
Cooper to the scene to depose the sheriff
and straighten things generally
Mr. Cooper was not allowed to land
when he arrived at Hilo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-26

platform along the lines laid down by the
Nebraska orator in his speech tonight be-
fore 5000 people, at the Kelker Street
Hall. The platform will indorse the Chi
cago declaration of principles, denounce
the trusts and imperialism, advocate bal
lot reform and pure elections, and condemn
machine politics.
The convention will also nominate can
didates for Auditor General congressman
at-large, the presidential electors and Q,ect
eight delegates-at-large 10 the National
Convention.
Col Bryan reached here at O'Clock and
was escorted to the Board OF Trade rooms.
where the State Committee was i'm ses-
sion, by a committee representing the
state and local Democratic committees.
lie was introduced TO the assemblage by
State Chairman Killing, and made a short
speech which was received with much
enthusiasm.
At the close Of the meeting he held an
informal reception at the Commonwealth
Hotel and later he was the guest of
Mayor Frltchey at dinner party at
which Col Guffey, Chairman Killing and
other party leaders were present
After to-nights meeting he attended a
session Of the local lodge Of Modern
Woodmen, of which he is an active mem
Der at his home in Lincoln. Col. Bryan
will go from here TO Smyrna and viii
mington, Del, and from there to Wash
ington to meet the national leaders
An Enthusiastic Greeting.
A large crowd greeted the Nebraskan
at this afternoons meeting He contend
cd that the young men were growing to
see that Republican principles of monopoly
kept down all but the very few and added
I'VE appreciate the odds Eastern Demo
Gratis have 10 contend against" said he. 1T
is easy TO be a Democrat In the South AMI
II is easier to be a Democrat Ia the West
than Il used 10 be. believe the time wiz
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out In Nebraksa. While no Republicans
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