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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14
Local News.

A. b. Cook was on the program at
the meeting of the state association of
of farmers clubs at Lansing this week.
Mr.. Cook is an ex-secretary of the state
association.
l.. A. Allen. of Litchfeid, returned to
his home Monday morning after few days
spent in the city the guest of his cousin,
Frank Comstock.
The annou ncemeDt was made by the
state board of auditors last evening of the
10 appointment of c. w. Loring to the posi-
ton of capitol policeman under the new adj
mnistratiOn.
Miss May Dennis died Monday morning
at her home northwest of the Carson school
house after an illness of several months with
consumption. The funeral services were
held Wednesday. Rev. f. s. Lyon oficiat-
Ing. Miss Dennis was but twenty -one years
Of age.
A number of the ministers of the city met
in the Y. M. G. A. rooms Monday afternoon
to consider the plan of organizing minister
ial association. No definite action was
taken in the matter but another meeting
will be held next Monday
Theron GLADDEN., g. K. Fuller, Ira Sny-
der, K. j. Cook, A. j. Bristol, and Charles
and A. l.. Chandler were among the
number of Shiawassee people who attended
the meetings of the state association of
farmers clubs in Lansing this week.
John Paul helped himself to some
lumbermen's wearing apparel from the
front of Goodspeed's store Monday morning
and soon after was enjoying nap In the
city Jail. The next day Justice McCaughna
gave John ninety days in the Detroit house
of correction.
Miss Florence Hadley has returned from
her visit to her home in Saginaw and has
begun teaching the grade at the Washington
school which Miss Carr has been teaching.
Miss Carr will take ner own regular grade
In the new Central School as soon as school
is begun In that building next month.
William Drebenstedt returned Saturday
from visit with his father in his old home
in Germany, after having had an enjoyable
ever, his father who tried to get him to re-
main in the old country with him, could
not find inducements enough TO make
Germany seem preferable to America.
The Owosso Telephone Company can now
give its patrons the best of service between
this city and Laingsburg and Bennington
on the south and Oakley on the north,
points which the company has been unable
to reach before. Henderson will also be
in connection with the Owosso board within
day or two at the latest
Miss Media Hess, whose letters from
Marash, Turkey, have at various times for
number of years appeared in the columns
of THE TIMES, has returned from her work
In that country to prepare for a different
line of work through knowledge Of
medicine. She has taken up work in the
medical department of the University.
Frank Trask's little son INDUCED his
fancy for cutting out pictures Saturday
night by cutting ten dollar bill to pieces
before any one noticed that he had picked
up the money. This form of manual train
ing is little bit expensive and is not in
general to be advocated even though it might
help materially in developing In the minds
of CHILDREN proper love for art.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14
GA ST.
Bears the HIha Kind You Have Always tupi
Signature !; &zZzzS1

Following IS the list of letters remaining
week ending Dec. 8: Elizabeth Traves,
w. A. Yates, e. M Whetmore, Eta Street,
Herbert Streeter, l.. ID. Rolston, Mr..
Roberts, chair Factory, Arthur Reed, Leon
ard Knapp, Rev. c. w. Jones, Vim. Hoover,
Hannah Fuller, Mrs, Alba DUN, g. II
Croaul, Roy Carl, o. j. Sager, and g. w.
Ieet
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14
Notice to Taxpayers.

The tax roll for the fall tax Is nov In my
the city clerks Office, Dec. 4, 1900, and
every dav there after from "a. m. to p.
m and Saturday AMI Monday evenings I'M
Ill 9p. m. until Jan. 10, 1901, to receive
taxes, AMI to this time no collection Zee will
be- sdced.
THOMAS M. Wiley,
CITY Treasurer
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14
For Sale.

One million feet Of standing green timber,
with saw mill, camps etc. just built on the
land near A. A. X. r. and Cadillac. Ad-
dress owner, Box 9s5 Cadillac Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14
1t Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry.

ASK for Aliens Foo;- Ease, a powder. 1t
cures Chlbiaius, w0'ieo, Sweating, sore,
Aching. Damp ieet At all druggists, 25c
Sample FREE. Address, Allen :. Olmsted,
LIE Roy n. Y.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14
Society Elections.
M. W. of A.

Venerable Counsul-Thos. Kerwin
Adviser-A G Gassman
Banker-M G Whited
Clerk-H X White
Escort-M Grow
Watchman-H Wheelock
Sentinel-Geo. Sampson
Manager, three years-A w Curtis
DEGREE OF HONOR.
PCof H-Mrs Margaret Western
G of H-Mrs. Alma Cole
l. of H-Mrs. Lucy Wicking
G of C-Mrs. Hattie Kent
Recorded-Mrs. Hiram Galusha
Financier-Mrs. Grace Cole
Receiver-Mrs. Hattie Handy
Usher-Mrs Harriet Burch
W-Mrs. Catherine Parmerton
W-Mrs. Mary Cook
Trustee, years-Mrs. Alvena Moss
Trustee to fill vacancy-Mrs. M Cheal
co RUNNA AVENUE EPwoRTH LEAGUE.
President-Mrs. j. A. Horton
1st Vice Pres-Mrs. l.. III. Norton
end Vice Pres.-Mrs Joseph Harmon
3rd Vice Pres.-Mrs. f. Il. Sowle
4th Vice Pres.-Mrs. George Van
Camp
STANDARDIZATION Brown
Treasurer-Joseph A. Horton
I.O.F
Delegate to High Court-Elmer e.
Henderson.
Court Deputy-William Robertson.
Physician-P. S. Wilson, M. ID.
Past Chief Ranger-A. ID. WillOugh
by.
Chief Ranger-Alonzo Crane.
Vice Chief Ranger-Elmer G.. Howe.
Recording Secy.- John l.. VanHoten
Fin. Secy.-Elmer e. Henderson.
Treasurer-JOhn II. Walsh.
Orator-Gurden b. Mclean.
Senior Woodward rthur w. Hen
derson.
Junior Woodward C. w. Minor.
Senior Beadle-Frank K. Davidson.
Junior Charlie E. Beehler.
Trustees Crane, Elmer G.
Howe, John L. VanHoten, John Il.
Walsh, William Jopling.
Finance Com.-Joseph O. Covert,
Reuben L. Johnston.
Janitor-Henry Johnson.
RATHBoNE SISTERS.
The Rathbone Sisters, the auxiliary
to the Knights of Pythias, elected the
following officers last evening:
Past Chief-Ella Grove.
Most Excellent Chief-Nellie Rob
bins.
Excellent Senior-Emma Robbins.
Excellent Junior-Ella Geek.
Mgr. Temple-May Needham.
Mistress Records and Correspond
ence-Hattie COpas.
Mistress Finance-Carrie Reineke.
Protector of Temple-Katie Reineke
Guard ofs Outer Temple-Louise
Sanderhoff.
OrganiSt-Maud Gates.
Installing Officer-Inez Tooley
Delegate to Grand Temple-Clara
Royce.
Alternate-Inez Tooley.
Trustee-Attie Symes.
w. re
President-Mrs. Hannah A. Mason.
S. V.-Mrs. flora Rouse.
j. V.-Mrs. Emma Deal.
Treasurer-Mrs. Harriet Galusha.
Chaplain-Mrs. Mary G. Johnson.
ConductOr-Mrs. Emma Baker
Guard-Mrs. Mary G. Knapp.
Delegate to Dept. Convention-Mrs.
Matilda II. Boise.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-14

! leases MI the family. Four Il ,vur-:-
i.-mun. Orange, Raspberry and Slra be ~.
At ouf grocers. 10 cts. Try u To-Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14

The Wonderful Growth of the BUSH
ness fn This Country.


Nearly half a million more teeth were
put into the mouths of the American peo-
pie last year than ever before" said the
manager of a leading dental supply house
In New York to the writer recently. In
other words, the number Of teeth sold 20
the 20.42o dentists operating in 1899 through
out the United States amounted to DO
5000, or just $4,000 more teeth than
were required by their patients during any
previous year. Something like 10, 800 900
of these teeth were made in this country
and the other 9.JOO.OOO were of foreign
manufacture.
For beauty of design, color and perfec-
tion of finish the domestic made teeth are
not excelled by the finest imported teeth.
and peculiar to American-made teeth, is a
defect no longer to be seen. So identical
In color and appearance are they with the
teeth Of which they are to form part that
their presence in ones mouth can only be
detected by an expert.
Nowadays all artificial teeth are made
of porcelain mixed with various other min
eral properties. The material is first
worked into consistency resembling dough
Or plaster. In this state il is put into
molds and fused by intense heat in a FIR
mace. When the teeth have been formed
they are covered with enamel and supplied
with one or more metal pins in the back
to hold them to the plate. The plates in
which the teeth are set are made of such
materials as rubber. gold. aluminium and
platinum, the latter metal being by far the
most valuable substance used for the pur-
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Mutual Fire Insurance c..e.

Arguments in the case known as the
Mutual Fire Insurance injunction SUIT,
which has been in progress of trial before
Justice Cole in Circuit Court No. since =
last week. were concluded about o'clock g
last evening and the matter taken under 81
Amusement by the court, with the under. 70
standing that decision would probably be
rendered this morning. Upon opening OF. Z
court today Messrs. Samuel Maddox and Y
r. Ross Perry. jr.. the complainants and
Wilton j. Lambert and ID. W. Baker.
on behalf of the defendants appeared
to receive the opinion, but JUSTICES
Cole stated that the matter involved 49,
difficult questions he had not been able asE s
yet to finish his decision. As Mr.. Worth .,
fngton, Of counsel for the defendants. could =
not be present tomorrow the justice set -
Friday morning.. at Ii o'clock, for the an-a.s-
nouncement of his conclusions va
The case involves the yalidity of the~S'
election held by the company on the 18th of
January, and upon its result depends the
personnel of the board OF managers WHOSE
Will act during the ensuing year.
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There Were More, Understand, BUT This Number Is
All We Had Time to Secure. =
Others Refuse the Courtesy, But All Are Delighted
and Grateful.


rs this way:
NJ mstter how profoundly just your claims may
be-. yoH submit them TO test.
If phiIanthropist would ofrer to give away gold
dollars who would believe him until they saw him
d., it:
We gave away goid-good gold-when dis
Irihuted the samples of DYSPEPSIA, CA
TARRH. COUGH. CONSTIPATION AND SORE
THROAT TABLETS.
They have brought relief to the respondent and
hope the dfscousoate.
We knew they would.
We have tried them again aud again before we
thought Of coming here. They do the work
every time. They cannot disappoint.
The ingredients they contain not only un-
usual but they are remarkable in the manner of
their combination.
They are prepared from the carefully con-
sIdered formulas ever conceived by the pains
taking professional minds.
Science will never do more for the removal Of
this desperate disease.
ku,wIedge Of the composition of these tablets
would convince you at once They would delight a
scientist aud convert the most incredulous physi-
elan.
Understand however one thing: We offer these
tablets for the relief OF Dyspepsia alone
CURE RESlEMBER-CURE
Relief at speedily.
Iu addition to this remarkable Dyspepsia Cure.
Mason has four other specifics equally powerful
HIS BROWN TABLETS FOR CONSTIPATION
work over night-quietly. surely. You're U. X. in
the morning. any bilious condition, remove
headache and restore the liver its normal state.
MASON'S RED TABLETS cure coughs check
colds, bronchitis and insure good nights rest.
MASoN's WHITE TABLETS cure in a wonder
fully short tme-sore throat. tonsilitis and reduce
Inflammation Of the most serious character.
MASON-S CREAM OF OLIVES OINTMENT ap-
piled outwsrdly at bedtime works over night.
It Penefrstes 10 the very foundation Of the con-
gestl"n.
II diss"IVes it iOosens It frees entirely. After
that the absolute removal of the offending clots
requires only the ordinary effort which any suf-
ferer from Catsrrh will make in the morning.
MAS0N's CREAM OF OLIVES OINTMENT used
p-rsistently FOR Il short period will the worst
Kind Of Catarrh-
Cure # without discomfort No druys-no in
haIstion nausea. Nothing but positive scoth-
ing Penetration aud subsequent dislodgement.
And best Of au-it heals while it works
1t Sa"thes-it relieves-IT CURES-a safe and
speedy cure for Piles. Twenty five cents a box
Masou's Remedies are put up in 10 p and 80
cent boxes. FOR SALE AT the following drug
stores:
HENRY EVANS
93S st. NV.
9th and Pa
- lilo st.
$500 Pa ave NV.
+. J. DIEI DONNIE X son
l1th and F SITS NV.
FRANK 2. WELLER
Cor. Sth and sts Sc.
A. II. W CHM
10Th and SITS NV.
A. VI KLOCZEwskI.
500 9Th st. NV
O'DONNELLS PHARMACIES
HCRLEBATS' PHARMACY
Cor. 14th and SITS. NV
JOHN r. MAJOR.
WOOD Il CO..
Cor. Conn. ave. and L NV.
CRY VI. NELLY
NE. 18th and sts se
l.. $ DAY & co.
Cor. Iith and SITS. NV.
Or sent for price by Mason Chemical Co 515
Arch 81. Philadelphia
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SAVED HER SIGHT.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 10. 1900.
n Chemical Co,
rch St, Philadelphia. Pa:

Washington, D. c., Feb. 10. 1900.
The Mason Chemical Co,
511 Arch St, Philadelphia Pa:
Gentlemen: I truly feel very grateful for what
your q cam .of Olives Ointment has done for my
little daughter. She had boil that formed at the
corner Of her eye into hard red lump. giving in
tense pain and threatened to impair her vision and
probably disfigure her for life 1t distressing
to witness the agony The child endured Noticing
your advertisement and remarkable virtues claim
ed for Cream of Olives, instead Of pouticDg it in
the usual way. / sent 10 the drug for il and
applied it The relief truly magical and the
child immediately lapsed into refreshing sleep.
When she awoke the inflammation had greatly sub
sided and inside Of 3 days vestge of boil or
lump or scar remained.
was imping around suffering from a cut on
my toe, and, convinced Of its curative effects and
fearing blood poisoning. l bound 1t up and over
night Ii healed.
l have never given testimonials but my personal
experience with your Cream of Olives Is So deserv-
ing that in order TO accentuate its superior cura-
tive virtues to the mothers and ladies of this city
| constrained TO recommend 1t toilet
requisite, and don't believe anything Just as
good has ever been discovered. Yours very truly
MRS. ]. BfLLINGSLEY
1922 st. W.
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WAS UNABLE To SLEEP.

washington, u. e, Fec. 10. 1910.
The Mason Chemical Co.
5l5 Arch St. Philadelphia Pa:
Gentlemen: All winter l have suffered with a
heaVy cold on my lungs. making brea thing difficult
and accompanied by cough that racked my whole
body through and through and kept me awake
nights.
tried many things. including doctors pre-
scrlptions- without success, that became so weak
and discouraged that had given up all hope Last
Week was handed sample box OF Mason's Health
Defenders l took 3 Red Cough Tablets and they
gave me more relief In 10 minutes than from ali
other sources combined. | then bought a regular
lO-cent box. and they entirely cured my terrible
cough and all soreness OF my throat and lungs has
disappeared. and l am gaining strength daily. |
shall never cease TO recommend them, and thank
God that they were put In my way.
VALENTINE RI EBESOM
2l2G Florida ave. A. W.
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An Examining Board.

A board of officers has been appointed to
meet at Fort McHenry. Nd, at the call of
the senior member, to examine into and re-
port upon the qualifications of ]. E. Reeves,
residing at 2149 N street northwest, this
city, for appointment as electrician SER
geant. The detail for the board Is Mai
Frederick Fuger. 4th Artillery; Capt. Peter
Leary, jr.. 4th Artillery; Second Lieut. Wal
ter s. VoIkmar. 4th Artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14

Pensions have been issued to the follow
ing residents of the District OF Columbia:
Edward Brah!er. increase s. TO 8; Max
Gertciss, increase IS to s.: Miles Maloney.
Si2. George Gregory. sl2; Robert Thorn
ton. 81: Frederick Klein. 81: James L. Pot
ter. s.. and James A O. Brien. sllJo
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pose, owing to its lightness and elastic
qualities when fired for forming plates
1lnted plates are also made of the same
material as the teeth, but as the porcelain
shrinks in the firing the fitting of such
plates Is very uncertain
The ordinary store teeth can be bought,
Tor Few cents, but the finest quality OF
teeth. known in the trade as Standards
are worth from 80 cents to 81 and more
according to size, shape and color The
big dental supply houses keep constantly
In stock hundreds of sample teeth of the
standard quality. In color alone there are
from % to 100 varieties to select from" q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14
ANOTHER CANAL BEL.
Mr. Levy of New York Would Obtain
International Co-Operntfon.

Representative Levy of New York yester-
day introduced bill to construct an inter-
oceanic canal connecting the Atlantic and
Pacific The bill differs from other isthnian
canal measures in providing for negotia-
tons between the United States and other
maritime nations with a view to securing
international cooperation and contribution
according to the tonnage of the several ma
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14

charge OF Detective Parham, to set sail for
HofTe. PREVIOUS to his departure Mr. los
T.. Po1es. chief clerk of the Police Court
Iook kreos bond to appear for sentence
wneh wanted. Should the defendant eyer
return to Washington he will run the rel
or being sent to prison for long term
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14

A board of survey has been appointed and
will meet at st. Asaph. Va. to investigate
the circumstances and fix the responsibility
for the condition of certain articles Of cloth
Ing, blankets, etc, for which Capt. E. H.
Parsons assistant quartermaster. U. S. ",
is responsible The detail for the board:
Capt. Montgomery NJ. Maeomb 7th Artil-
lery;- First Lieut.. Clint C. Hearn, 7th Ar
tillery: Second Lieut.. Philip r. Ward. It'll
Artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14
Nomination. Coni,rmea.

The Senate has confirmed the followinv
nominations:
Mrs. Bertha Honore Palmer of Illinois. to
be commissioner to the Paris exposition.
Postmasters: Georgia-Wm. L. Hender-
son, oxford: N; II. Hanson, Forsyth; H. NJ
Pierce, at Moultrie.
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Rad A SEVERE COLD.

Washington. D. c., Feb. 8, 1900.
Soon after coming to Washington from my home
In Parkersburg, W. Va, few weeks ago l con-
tracted a severe cold. which was accompanied by
an annoying cough which at times racked my body
friend or mine In Washington called my atten-
tion to the merits Of Masons Health Defenders
AT her earnest solicitation l purchased a box
which gave me entire relief. l cheerfully recon-
mend this truly meritOrious medicine to any one
suffering from bronchial catarrhal affections Of
the throat.
MRS. HATTIE DE COURCEY
1909 9Th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14

Washington, D. C.. Feb o. 1900
l have used Mason's Health Defenders myself
ana in my family and know that they are even
better than represented. For coughs and colds
have never tried anything better than the red tab
lets, The cream OF olives has welcome place In
my home. l have used it for aggravated catarfh
with marvellous results. would not he without a
complete set.
". A. JACKSON.
7s5 I'd st. NV
(For twenty years Jackson was at Wizards He
is now with the NATIONAL.
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chasers must farnfsh the service at the

chasers must f0rnf9h the service at the
rates provideddff thdtcharter.
Mr.. Latimerih tiiovSd that the subject be
postponed until rnexfssswednesday, when the
persons Interested Ircould present bill
framed in accardahce with the suggestions
made. n-'~'
Mr Mudd wag 2sfy insistent to have it
understood that tHs committee had not
agreed to anyIhitigssito have 1t understood
that the bin Mas not made a special order
for next Wednasdas&,, and. in short. to make
certain that the matter was left open.
Mr. LatimeE!u said,dthe committee would
he wanted thg' pe6ple to have an oppor-
tunity to present a measure amended in
the line Of the Suggestions made.
Mr. Latimer's suggestion was adopted
tina. a new bin should be submitted at the
next meeting, providing a congressional
charter and containing provisions to guard
against the Bell Telephone Company alb
sorbing the new project. ,,,..
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Krcbs OF for Germanx

Herman NJ krebs. the self-confessed
s'ssher OF women's dresses. in whose case
sentence was suspended by Judge Kimball
OF the Police Court to permit of his return
TO Germany. today left for Baltimore In
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FOUND ALMOST INSTANT RELIEF

Washington. d. c., February y, 1900
The Mason Health Defender Co:
Gentlemen: | do not hesitate to indorse your
Cream Of Olives. used 1t In Il case of severe
headache. the result Of catarrhal cold and found
almost instant relief.
MRS. L. RICHMOND
90T Pennsylvania ave NV.
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PRAISES MASON HEALTH DEFENDER

have found Masons Health Defenders all that
Is claimed for them and believe any one afflicted
with coughs. colds. and particularly dyspepsia and
accompanying ills, will do well TO give them a
trial Yours,
". +. PARTLOW,
3Ol G st. IL ".
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DRIED AND FlFTY-F0UR CHEERFUL, HAPPY M0RTALs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-14

AAAiFWAu Beock STATE n1enf.
Chairman Babcock said he desired to call
the attention of those present to the situa-
ton, and he believed he was speaking for
the committee. He said the Bell Telephone
Company Is foreign corporation. The
court here has decided that Congress has
no authority to control this corporation
Personally. he had always been in favor of
one telephone company, one electric light
company, one gas company, If Congress
could control them.
In the present circumstances. IL the peo-
| pie think the charges are extortionate they
can come to Congress and ask for a char
ter for another company. But he said that
! coming here with New Jersey charter
gives a company a black eye at the outset.
| There was no use in mincing words he
said and this was the case.
IF you will present a feasible proposi-
! tion, said Mr.. Babcock. backed by re-
sponsible business men. you will find the
| committee ready to listen to it,"
MIR. Babcock said that no charter will no
granted to any company unless it can be
| arranged SO that the company cannot sell
out without the purchaser accepting the
obligations imposed by Congress. The pur-
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

WILLIAM WoODARD, of Richland
Searcy county, who was a prisoner
on the charge of criminal assault on
his step-daughter, escaped from the
officer last week. Proceeding to his
home he shot the step-daugh-
ter, killing her instantly, and then
turned his gun upon himself, serious
ly but not fatally puncturing his
breast. Hearing of his action a mob
of neighbors took the matter in hand
and finished the job for him by beat
ing him to death with clubs.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

A GOOD many people cannot under
stand why the negroes, the most of
whom live in solidly Democratic
States, are treated with so much
tenderness hy the -PaFr,hlinaa con-
ventions, which really despisc them
The explanation, however, is simple
There are enough negroes in the
more southerly tier OF northern
States to hold the balance of power.
An analysis of the vote shows that
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and New York
would all be safely Democratic if it
were not for the negro vote.
The Harrison times., 1900-06-23

MCKINLEY and Roosevelt consti-
tute the republican national ticket
nominated at Philadelphia Thurs
day. Hanna could not stem the tor
rent of the Rough Riders popularity
and for awhile it was feared that
Mckinley himself would have to
stand aside for the spectacled hero
OF San Juan. The entire republican
party will suffer nervous prostratlon
for a week or two as a result of the
unusual excitement.