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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
THE RAILROADS.

Santa Fe has made traffic agreement
with the Gulf and Interstate.
Crops on the line OF the Sap doing well.
Important meeting to be held in Austin
tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
THE RAILROADS.

New Orleans iohbers find where shrevs-
poi; iobbers are Yprsting them.
Roads centerng at TeXarkana are pre-.
pairing to comply with the safety appliance
law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
POLITICAL.

A conference Of democrats was held in
New York; Senator Jones told why impe-
rialism is the paramount issue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
NINE MISSIONARIES mAssAoHpp.
Three Additional WRrsbips Have Al
rived az Shanghai.

Shanghai. July 2s,--It is reported hero
that nine members of the China inland
mission have been massacred near Nan
Chow
Three additional marships arrived today
There are now $500 troops al Woo SUNG
forts seventeen miles from Shanghai. on
the Yang Use. Three thousand troops are
now at the arsenal. Small detachments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29
Military Depot Under consiaerntion

New York July 27 Plans for enarg-
ing he facilities Of Governors Island. In
New York harbor. and making 1t one OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-29

are arriving hourly Canton is reporte
quiet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13

~ see. replied Lampkin mechanic,
ally.
"You see only what baby could see,
or else you'd show more enthusiasm
over it, said Hendricks "Montcastle
took it from his dressing table or man
tel and packed it at exactly 2Ia min
utes after this morning Looks like
short leave taking. doesn't iti'
'It does, indeed" said the doctor
''By Jove, r.
"He didn't occupy the bed either las,
night, for il has not been touched. and
there is his nightshirt under his tennis
shoes, one Of the first things slowed
away.
1T looks as If Mop,castle knew some
thing about the murder or had some
thing to do with it. Don't you think
so?' asked Lampkin.
Hendricks made no reply. He wa'
running through the articles in the bae
as deity as custom house official aftel
smuggled goods.
"Goodr" he cried, suddenly drawing
himself up and rubbing his hands TO
ge.her "You remember the woman'i
footprints at the side gate along with
the man'sG She was ready to go too. "
"How do You know tbat'' asked DR.
Lampkin. with bated breath.
"Here is u pair OF her boots, sait
Hendricks. with low laugh. II they
were u pair Of dainty evening slippers
tied with blue strings and two sizes toe
small for the wearer. they would NEAR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
INDIANA.

Indianapolis. Nov. s.-A plurality OF
anywhere from $4,000 10 5000 for the
Republican national ticket and the cleo
ton OF w. 7. Durbin tRepD TO the gov
ernorshlp. the election Of the entire state
and Marion county Republican ticket,
nine. and, perhaps 10. out OF the IL con-
gressmen. and the election OF a leg
islature that will have a Republican ma
tority Of 10 on joint ballot is a summary
In brief OF the battle In this state. An
unexpected development is the fact that
the Republicans made their strongest
gains In Democratic strongholds.
Indiana had a full line OF state tick
cts. including Socialists and Union Re-
formers. Winfield I. Durbin. Repub J.
can. and John ". Kern, Democrat.
headed their respective tickets. The Ia 81
presidential vote OF the state was s2.-
lQQ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord. n. H.. Nov. IAN unusuail,
heavy vote was polled throughout New
Hampshire. The returns are badly
delayed. except from the towns and
wards where the total number OF voters
ls not large. The features OF the vote
as revealed by the returns thus far re-
ceived are the enormous gain In Bryan
vote over that Of four years ago. az
yregating some 80 percent OF increase
rhe Republican electoral ticket Will car
ry the state by at least 10000. both Re-
publican candidates for congress Will be
elected by about $500 each; the Legislature
will be Overwhelmingly Republican In
both branches. and the governors coun'
ell will be solidly Republican.
Chester B. Jordan, Republican. and
DR.. F. e. Potter. Democrat. were the
candidates for governor in New Hamp.
shire The state gave Mckinley 55,44l
and Bryan q, $50 In 1896.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Partial returns In
dicate a plurality for Mckinley In Illi-
nois that viii probably exceed $4,000.
Chairman Watson OF the Democratic
state central committee comedies the
state to Mckinley by $4,000. Returns
also indicate the election Of the full
Republican state ticket by majorities
considerably under the presidential
figures. Returns 40 far indicate that the
Republicans have lost two. and possibly
three congressman In Chicago
Richard Yates. son OF the war governor
Of Illinois. was the Republican standard
bearer this year. and Samuel Alschuler
was the nominee Of the Democrats for
governor. The vote OF the state In 1895
was l.073,s33.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13

oh. beg pardon she sdto, stdTttnJ 70
riptdruir.
nothing beyond yum yum sentiment
but these are heavy walking boots with
broad heels and thick soles. "
"Miss Benton's boots' Impossible"
cried Lampkin.
"Yes: she packed. too went ON the
detective. his eyes beaming with the
excitement Of the chase. 'She found
after she had got her bag or trunk filled
| that she had left out very necessary
article, and he chucked 'em in with his.
Marvellous - simply marvelous?
cried the doctor
Hendricks closed the bag with jerk,
and a. be rolled it on Its side and put
his knee upon 1t 20 draw the straps into
place he looked about the room
"Gi'me mat newspaper behind the
bed" he grunted as he tugged at the
last strap to fasten buckle.
Dr.. Lampkin picked up the paper,
and Hendricks took ii and spread 1t out
On the bed.
"what did / tell your he said.
There's the jagged hole left by the
slipping. And. see, the paper is dated
yesterday afternoon. Pretty good find
for one room. Now for Miss Benton's."
"They are all in there" said the
doctor. AT least they were when we
passed just now"
~ heard them all leave moment
ago." Hendricks told him II think
they went into the drawing room to
take look at the corpse II is arranged
by this time. The undertaken and his
men passed the window just now. We
shan't find much in Miss Benton's
room, however. for, Judging by her
looks, she has her share Of caution, and
che has had time. having been in her
room since the inquest. to cover up
traces"
Hendricks led his friend from the
room. The door of Miss Benton's apart
ment was locked. but the detective
opened it with one of the keys in the
mbermaid's bunch. When be and
Lampkin were inside. he closed and
bolted the door
beds been tumbled pretty well. "
he remarked, "but / don't think Miss
Benton slept much on it last night. l
wonder what she did with her satchel
or bag. She had to take something, and
q trunk was out of the question.
Hendricks opened the door Of closet
"Ahp he exclaimed. There You
are, doctor. There is bag almost as
large as Montcastle's up on that shelf
by the bandbox. She packed il, then
unpacked it and took the trouble to re-
place it up there. "
''Are You sure?" asked the doctor.
dead sure.
DR.. Lampkin looked incredulous.
II don't quite catch your he be-
gan.
Hendricks pointed at white under
skirt and nightdress hanging from one
Of the hooks.
"Those things have never been
worn," he said.
"Well, what il they haven't?"
"Tbe creases in 'em show that they
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
MONTANA.

Helena, Mont, Nov. 7.-Indications are
that Bryan will carry the state by ls.-
900: that Foote. Democrat. Is elected
governor by 10000, and the entire state
Democratic ticket by safe majoritieA
Friends Of Senator Clark have clear
majority in the legislature over the Re-
publicans and independent Democrats.
Fusionists In Montana voted for ]. h.
Foote, Democrat. for governor. The
Republican nominee was David e. Fol-
som. The vote If the state in the last
presidential election was 54.17o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
M'kINLEY REELECTED.
The National Administration Strongly
Endorsed by the People.
Pivotal State of New York
Votes In His Favor.
Nebraska and Q Few 0ihss States Swiae
Iato Republican Cslvan.

Boston, Nov. s.-Mr. Bryan carried
only four northern states this year.
Colorado. Idaho, Montana and Nevada.
aggregatlng Is electoral votes. as against
the 40 votes OF II states in 1896. Mr..
Bryan Tuesday obtained the usual Dem
ocratlc ma aJorities In Alabama, Arkansas
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi.
Missouri. North and South Carolina
Tennessee. Texas and Virginia, beside
the change OF the IL votes Of Kentucky
from the Republican column Of -four
years ago.
Mr. Mckinley acquired the six Demo
cratic states OF Kansas. Nebraska. South
Dakota. Utah. Washington and Wyo-
ming. and their total vote of 81 and one
vote of California which was given to
Mr.. Bryan four years ago. Thus were
exchanged i2 votes for 50, a net Re
publican gain OF 81. bringing Mckinley
and Roosevelt's total vote 10 232. and re-
duclpg that OF Bryan and Stevenson to
| i55.
The whole story was easily and brien,
told: The Republican ticket would
have a larger electoral vote than -four
years ago. but In the larger states OF the
eas, AID middle west. the plurallties had
been sTeatly reduced
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
vAIuE oe MOOD ASHES.

IL would probably be hard TO find a
commercial fertilizer of much greater
worth for dry upland soil than pure and
simple unleached hardwood ashes. A
bushel of this home fertilizer is worth
more than a bushel of oats 70 any farm
er, and yet how often do we see il dump
ed as heap Of worthless refuse TO leach
Ia the rains and part with its hidden
yalne Until it becomes worthless.
Our lands as a general thing have be.
come deficient In potash. This Is one oi
the msin sources Of fertility that have
become exhausted. Ii Is good for corn
ir is good for wheat, II is good for pots
toes, ana clover cannot thrive without II
Try little experiment next spring. Yor
who burn wood this winter, store you
ashes where they viii keep dry, and sou
them on your yonng clover as you woult
plaster. You will be agreea5ly astonish
ed at the result. You will find man,
dollars added 10 your product. Nor i
the effect gone with the first crop, as !:
often the case with commercial ferfiiiz
ers. 1t lasts for years, and It's benefits
are often extended 70 many succeeding
crops.-Homestead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Nov S.-Election returns In
Nebraska are so close as TO be watched
keenly. Chairman Lindsey. for the Re
publicans. claims that Mckinley carries
the state by 700 or more. The Demo
Gratis claim that Bryan carried the state
though by a margin OF perhaps not more
than 1000. The legislature VIII be In
doubt until complete returns are In
Indications are that II will be fusion BY
q small majority.
Nebraska in 1896 gave Bryan 1882;
Mckinley. lll,oa.
Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. mckinley car
rled Bryan's precinct in Lincoln by lo'
votes.
Mr.. Bryan told the newspaper CORE
spondents that h. had no statement te
Rake at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nov. mckinley has car
ried Maryland beyond the shadow Of o
doubt, the only question to be settled
being the size OF his majority. Scatter
Ing returns indicate an additional sur
plus OF $500. making his total majority In
the state about 10000. There Is no
reason to believe that the finaI figures
will vary greatly from those given above
Chairman Van Diver OF the Democratic
state central committee admits Bryan's
defeat In the state. II is also certain
that the Republicans have elected four
out OF six congressman, while the remain
ing two will probably be Democratic, al
though later returns may change this
outlook.
Maryland voted for electors and con-
gressmen only. The last presidential
vote was .4l,123
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. s.-Practica ly
complete returns show that McKinl y
he's plurality OF $4,000 and that the 4 p
publican state llcket Is successful by a
plurality Of probably 500 less. The leg
Is ,ature viii b. Republican in both
b. anches, insuring the election OF Re-
prblican United States senator. TO sue
c, ID Lacien Baker The Republicans
have certainly elected seven congress.
men.
In Kansas, the Democrats and Popu'
hsts fused upon state ticket, with
]. W. Breidenthal. "A Populist, as leader
The Republican candidate for governor
was w. L. Stanley. Kansas gave Bryan
In 1896, III, $40; Mckinley. 15s,541.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Nov. 7.-Returns thus far
IN Connecticut show Republican net
loss OF percent. and Democratic galr
Of 81 percent. On this basis. Mckinley .
plurality in Connecticut Is estimated al
23.2s5. Returns from the cities and
towns for governor indicate a plurality
of rs. 900 for Mclean. Republican.
George p. Mclean was the Republican
nominee for governor. and Samuel Bron-
son the Democratic. In Connecticut.
The total vote Of four years ago was
lGI OIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Nov. s.-Pennsylvanta's
delegation in the next congress. accord
Ing 10 the latest returns. will stand: Re-
publicans. 26; Democrats. T. a Republican
gain OF six. The plurality for the Re-
publican ticket will be over 100000.
Pennsylvania presidential vote In 1886
was l.l55.i27. An auditor and two con-
large were the only state
officers elected this year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
Notice of SheriF's Sale of Real Estate


COUNTY oF OXFORD. S.
Taken thi- thirty arst dsy % October on ex
erutior datct October thirtieth. isso issned on
.rIi5-rr,. M r.nueresi bv the supreme lutiiciai
tua~t s1r the ruuty OF ONfori, AZ tbc tetu
ttrr,of begun and held on the trst TUESDAY OF
nav. A. r. ls.o, % wit on tnc ninth Jay 81
MAJ. l0g On favor % harles II. trince OF hSSA
Geld. AGAINST X %. sanders Of samneTs Tor
tWenty-tnre toliSrs ant t0rty cehe, -. :. .
,fsft - -fsr,are and eight dollars aud thirty SIX
cents. a. 81 cot of sllil. aod win be sod A.
public auction on the premises. 70 sail sun het
q the hixhsst bidder. on the thirceta G1y OF
November 1850 AZ ten O'c ock In the toren"o
tns following tiescribed rcal estate am A. &c
ri-ht. titc AM Interest which IN -@ld n ~. ~.
San,lers has IN and % tse sane, % VII certain
piece or parcel - and with the bui.din<- uSIs
on. sltua.ed iu sumner, IN said County oi Oxiori'
near Warren Crossing. 80 called, on fortAhI
,ri Riirlfo-fl Fsils Railway, on highway leading
from the ytis Rus-su farm - highway ies.uns
from Euckdeld village p2st the haekne.C Av~ A' !
House % Fast SnmBer, and known A. the Nelson
a-reu place -. -. s,--.,-
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ley. 81. .S2i. Bryan. 1921. pluranty TOR
Mckinley OF iS,STi, in a total vote of
5s,s75. His plurality four years ago was
q. 97s. in a total vote OF S4ISo. In Provi-
dence Mckinley received 6ils plurality,
, hile the city went Democratic for
mayor by l77i plurality. Bryan gained
5tss in the state, while Mckinley los,
ssi6 in the total vote.
Rhode Island in 1896 gave Mckinley
1851. Bryan 1895. There was no state
ticket this year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13

have been folded to ft the bag. The
wrinkles Indicate that they have been
oompfcssed considerably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13

He reached up and took the empty bag
from the shelf.
you permit me to touch your pulse3 l
used to study medicine. Perhaps Dmay
advise you"
She smiled as il relieved and extend.
cd her right wrist.
"I thank you very much. You are
very kind"
DR.. Lampkin noticed with surprise
that the detective laid his fingers on the
veins Of her slender wrist with the dex-
terity of a skilled physician, and then
Lampkin held his breath. for Hendricks
coolly took his lens from his vest pocket
and with it carefully examined Miss
Benton's hand.
She started to withdraw it, but he
held it with gentle firmness and smiled
reassuringly.
Ibid you know" be said, that
medical experts can tell the condition
Of the health from the appearance Of
the skin under magnifying glass? Miss
Benton, I'll venture to say you haven't
taken airy strong exercise for two
weeks. You'll never be well il you
don't give your system q chance TO
throw of its impurities by perspifa-
tion.
II have been confined TO the house
since my guests arrived. +" Miss Benton
admitted. ~ know / need outdoor ex-
ercise badly Thank you" She with
drew her hand and pulled down her
flowing sleeve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. N. D., Nov. 7.-Chairman Klein
egie OF the Democratic s.ate committee.
comedies the state to Mckinley by 5000
70 5000.
NJ. A. wipperman. a Democrat. and
Frank White. a Republican. led the
fusion and Republican tickets Of North
Dakota. The ootal vote Of 1895 was
kf225
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
VERMONT.

White River Junction. VT. Nov. s.-Ths
election returns are unusually slow In
getting In. and some OF the small towns
have not been heard from The figures
thus far give Mckinley 40. .e0s; Bryan, H.
lSl; McKinleys plurality. 2S142. In the
towns reported the loss In the Republican
vote is nearly II percent, while the gain
In the Democratic vote IL 2S percent.
McKinley's plurality In the entire state
will be about $500.
Vermont voted for electors only Tues
day. The vote Of isss was Mckinley 80.
Sol: Bryan. 1O.607.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
MAINE.

Portland, Me-. Nov. s.-Returns from
the outlying districts Of Maine come ir
very slowly. and there remains many
cities, towns and plantations to be heard
from. Returns thus far give Mckinley
6s512; Bryan. 33.I2s. These figures show
a Republican loss Of about IL percent,
and Democratic gain Of about 20 per-
cent. indicating a probable Republican
plurality of about 20. 600 in the state.
The vote OF Maine In 1896 was lli.s25-
The state election was held in September
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
WYOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Nov. s.-Returns thus
ar give a majority OF 5000 for Mckinley
md 1900 for Mondell, Republican. for
congress. The entire Republican lesis-
ative ticket with the exception Of one is
elected.
Wyoming In 1896 gave Bryan io.s55:
Mckinley. L.072. This year there was
no state fSrket
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C JONES,


~VIIH FAbFcf NaINEs
Manufactured OF general machinery, steam en-
yines. NH work. spool machinery and tools.
f,t. set screws. taps. dies and drills made ant
-cnaired Sewtag. moving and threshing ma
ehines. pumps OF al kinds. presses. guns, pis
tols knives. traps. etc. neatly aud promptly re
paircd. steam and water plplng lone 10 order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
SEASONS LESSON Foa oAlRYmsN


The season just ended has mauy les
sOas fOy the thoughtful man. One OF
them i that genera farming Is IN the
lorg run most reliable. In many parts
of the country dry weather mas very
materially shortened the hsy crop.
Where men did not foresee the coming
trouble aud pus In liberal pieces OF corn
20 supplement- the shortage In hay, win
ter stares them IN the face with empty
mows aud an abundance OF stock on
hand. This stock must either De carried
through the cold weather on grain or
turned of AZ a loss. Tue result is, cat
tle are very low In price. Not once in n
lifetime do We see cows selling a. cheap
IN a. az The present time in those sections
which we're most seriously affected by
The drought. Good cows coming into
milk IN the spring are to-day worth only
from SIS 20 $40 per head. And many
are selling for even less than that. Calves,
sheep ana lambs GO along with COWS in
price.
IL We had been little more cautious
about getting overstocked with cows,
we would be better of. The pendulum
has Dctu nh4SiAS teWeAN NNh ''~- 49,
few wears back, and now we are
caught. We must get out the best way
we can. But should We not firmly re-
solve that hereafter we will not run so
largely 10 one branch of farming: Mixed
farming Is the safest. Again, We should
learn from the experience OF this year
that it is wise 10 be prepared for any
kind OF season that may chance 10
come. IL is said th2t any fool knows
enough 10 carry sn umbrella when II
rains. IL Is wise man who takes one
sioug when the sky is fair. Who could
have foretold last spring that the bay
crop would be nearly a failure 10 1900:
II We had sll known that, we would
surely have planted good piece OF
corn. But we didn't know IL, aud many
OF Us are sadly lamenting the fact now.
Prudence would have suggested that
we should be on the lookout for just the
hing which did happen. Corn Is
splendid crop 20 raise every year
drought or no drought. No one ever
was guilty Of saying that he was sorry
ne had 30 much corn. The trouble Il u
get enough. Here Is chance 70 turn
over new leaf. IL we err, let is be on
the right side and plant corn. Ex
perieuee ought TO have taught US thi:
long sgo.-Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
.lMICHIGAN.

Detroit. Nov. 3-Returns give Presi-
dent Mckinley plurality OF sO.s5s. and
A. T. Bliss. the Republican candidate for
governor. $3.50 The entire Michigan
congressional delegation is Republican
by largely Increased majorities In most
OF the districts.
Aaron T. Bliss, Republican, and w. c
Maybury. Democrat. led their respective
tickets IN Michigan. The total vot'
OF four years ago was 55o.57s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. Nov. S.-West Virginia has
gone Republican by from 1000 to l5,OoC
majority. The entire state ticket Il
elected. The congressional delegation
Is solldly Republican. The legislature
Is Republican in both branches. 20 TO 2
majority on joint ballot, insuring tht
reelection OF Senator Elkins.
The Republican vote OF West Virginia
in 1896 was ioi.ili: the Democratic. s2,
s27. J. H. Holt, Democrat, and a. Il
White. Republican. were the party lead
avs this wear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
COLORADO.

Denver, Nov. 7.-Returns Indicate that
Colorado has given Bryan at least $1,000
plurality. The fusion state ticket b,
probably elected by half that plurality
In Colorado the fSsion of Populists.
Free Silverites and Democrats was rep
resented by James b. orman. Democrat.
as candidate for governor. FIank c.
Coudy was the Republican nominee.
The vote OF Colorado In 1896 wss ls7 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13
For sale.

House All lot on Hssh Street Rgckheid vi
Az nov occupied by ne as = resideuce- To
rstl4p b.sst In ths viIiags House coutAip- ufteen
anisheI rooms nne bath room, hot and c"id
water. -et range hardwood noors, open Ere
plaoe.: hsaiet with furnace. stable large, VIZ
bvN stalls and plenty % carriage room. hoa,s
aH IN arsf class repair Water sUpPhet es
Buckfeh Aouefuct Company. = one-nloth Ia
tsrest in which viii be conveyed % the pur
chaser.
vii sell this property al great bargain ne
fore April 1T, a. ! shall occupy my fArm AZ ina
time
AIso for sale th-es other houses that are rente
GEO. n HER>EY,
Buckaeld. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-13

paTtyS presidential electors. but odelrs
plurality still remains about 100000. IL
sems probable that the congressional
delegation will stand n Republicans and
~ Democrats. Republican gain Of i've.
Both houses OF the state legislature are
Republican by a large sized majority.
In 1896 New York gave Mckinley sis.-
,3s; Bryan 55i.5i3 Benjamin B. odell.
Jr.. Republican and John Il. stanchneld.
Democrat. were the nominees for gov
srnnr