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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-04-07

Waterman " +, l6O acres. Q \ of = {
ar. sec 5. kw OF . ~ Ir. sec . tp 6. :
: il ., as't enc hundred .ixty dolls. 1 IS
Waterman ], $50 acres. fl 4 Of n 3
qr l. = II n . qr. SEQ 8. tp 6, srl4e
a>'t one hundred ffty dolls, 4 50
Slidell.
Assessment Is MILLS, POLL TAX AND
COsTs.
Gaines Parish, ten acres and imp, sec
~ tp 3, r IA e, asst 100 dolls, 4 Is
Stewart ] J. 81 acres and imp former
ly Baiancier's property, asst 800 dolls,
775
NON-RKsIDENTs.
Andry Albert, lots 3, I, 5, sqr ID, as't
60 dolls, s Is
COvfngtOn.
ASSESSMENT Is 3InIs. Poll Tax AND
CcsTx.
Parisy G. vid est, = certain parcel Of
ground in lots one and two sqr 81 div
81 John, forming the cor Of Florida and
Kirkland SITS and imp measuring ~ feet
land st. ash nne hundre fifty dolls, 1 10
Samory Fl z square u In Weaver's
addition cor Louisiana and il lferson ats
Div Of Spring asst three hundred dol
lars, s is
NoN-REsIDENrs.
Ouceau T lot 8 and imp. ard part
imp on lot scr q, Div st. John, AID
two hum tired dols. 4 e5
Vaudeville.
ASSESSMENT Is MILLS, POLL Tax AND
COsrs.
Durbln mrs L A est. lots 1, ), & imp
in spr 81, asst $50 dolls, 30
Muguicr Eugene, lot 4 Imp in sqr Is,
B corner Of Lafltte & Claiborne sits, asst
100 dolls, 4 55
NJ E Parsonage, one lot Z imp in sqr
], fronting on Lamarque St., asst 100
dolls, 8 IS
Philips J L, sqr So lots 2. 3, 4, sqr 81
L oue-flfth OF sqr 70. asst 20 dolls. 20
Shield Ned, lot { imp sqr 50 on I q
msrquc st. asst fifty dolls, 8 30
Shaw Richard, est of, north portion
of lot 8, In SCR Is, vacant, for taxes OF
1897, 1888 and 1899, asst thirty dolls,
s 10
Unknown Owner, lot 4, sqr Is, va.
cant, asst twenty dolls. 2 55
Vial Wild Joseph est, lots Is, II, l6, II,
Is, sqr 8 Z imp, lot 10. square 2, vacant,
asst 800 dolls, IL 65
Non RESIDENT.
Beaui0t ] B. est parcel Of ground and
imp, 500 It front ON Monroe st, bounded
by Wilkinson, Florida and Carondelel
cts, asst five hundred dolls. %
TERMS OF SALE.
On said day Of sals I will sell
such portion of said property nj
eacll debt ( will point ont. and il
case tire ebsor will not point on
sufficient property, I will at o nee
without further de:"y. sell the eas
Quantity Of sail property OF an!
.lehtor which nny bidder will bu,
for ti:e amount Of taxes. in terts
and Gusts due by ssjd debtor. Th'
SAFE will bs without app-aisement
for cash. in !e::a, ten Ter money o
the United States. and The propert
sold shall he red eeMab!e Mt nm,
time for the space Of one year. b,
paying the price given. with 2
per cert interest, cost aud peun
t.. 8 added.
! il. STROBLE
Sheriff. and cx-Oficio TaA collector
Coviugton, La March 8, 1900.
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NOTICE.

All parties are hereby forbld6e,.
under penalty Of the law. TO cut NOON,
deaden trees, or otherwise tresspasn IN
my lands In this parish, formerly TIE
lands OF +. r. Herwig. and Hefvie =
boseser. MRS. h. e. KUNTZ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-04-07
For Clerk Of Court

We are authorized to announce
Z. w. HOSMER.
~ q Democratic candidate for Clerk OF
the District Court, in and for the Parish
OF st. Tamnany, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-04-07
For Justice Of the Peace.

We are authorized to announce
ZACH. STRAIN,
a 4 candidate for Justice of the Peace
for the Third Ward, subject to ths
action of the voters.
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u. 4. Land Oiii;e. New Orleans, Ls
March 81, 1870.


Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has died notice Of her
intention to make final proof in support
Of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the clerk Of the district
court, at Covington, Ia. on Monday.
May II. 1900. viz:
MISS LOUISIANA LEE.
Who made home stead entry Nc. 1922
for the north half Of The southeast quar-.
ter OF section 20, township s, south rnnge
g east, st. Helena meridian.
She names tue following sitnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land. viz:
Paul Cooper, Daniel Keen, II NJ.
Davis, and ID. W. Davis, all Of Abita
Springs, La
ap 7.6t. WALTER l.. COHEN. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-04-07

Mcdonald J H, lot 10, sqr "A, Bossier
City, as't nfty dolls, s 90
Morgan Clementine mrs, 3 acres {
imp east side OF Bayou Lacombe asst
$50, 8 90.
rierre Joe mrs, eighty acres and imp
in sec -. tp 4. 3 10 Q. asst one hundesis
eveaty dGls, 4 so
Pierce Warren and Walter, 9tDOO acres
and imp, all Of SECS so, 81 and 81. and
ri Eco So, in tp S, sr Is Q, and
l59 acres in sec "a, Up 4. s1 II 9.
r'ostly swamp, asst one thousand three
hundred 6lty-ave ds,ls, - 60
Parker Daniel. est of, eighty acres.
more or less. trl sec d. and ri n u
sco 70, to 8. IA e, all swamp, as't fifty
dolls, 5 90
Provost Arthur. l6O acres and imp in
ip ., Is e, near Sliiell, as't three
Lurdred ten dolls. Z 60
;'orter A David, 16O acres in SEQ IL.
3 3 $ Z; II e asst two hundred i've '''''
Pow Sarah mrs. l2O acres in tp 8, =
IA e, as't 6fiy dolls, 90
Pichon Wallace. twenty Ave acres,
half interest n fifty acres and imp on
vest hank Of Bayou ?sGuet. portion Of
ZenOn Millions claim, asst fifty dolls.
4 90
Phillips Louis. four acres ind imp
east side Bayou Paquet. ss't seventy 1--WE
dolls, 4 40
Phillip. L james. forty-two sqrs and
fri slrs. Chardon tract, La Reserve and
imp. y Or sec 8, IT, 3, T IL e; l60 acres.
n Of n " or. sec %. and ! OF e Or.
sec n. Up Z, Erl1 =; l6O acre., tnree
sqrs balance Of Gerald tract, savs II and
u. back Of Vaudeville. undivided halt
Of z Strains tract, in sec Is, Up !, ar IL
G. q tract Known ~ estate Ct Mrs Z Birch,
buck Of Lewisbur1. asst oas shousaI d
two hundred forty live dolls. - IS
Q
Quave " J, l60 acres aud imp. = y o:
" =. Of " Or, sec Is, 4 of e !. oi 8 e
III. sec Is, tp6, sr II Q, asst one hun.
d:el iity dolls, 5 so
Sharp D Geo. thirty acres shd in. p.
Lon n,led ny lands Of Maria Barker,
Jones t Pickett. and Hester Ezeli, as'i
iity dolls, 4 co
S.mory Il e, sos acr,X; 355 acres and
imp on Tcheiuncta River, description
in conveyance .,ook n, folio ia; lots IL
10 i6, inclusive, Parent tract. containing
$50 acres. description in conveyanca
book p, folio s. asst six thousand .io!'
81 rs
Nmallwood Joseph. four acres an,l
imp. being portion Of James Cousin,
land, asst seventy-fve dolls. 4 40
Trotter Furnis, seven and fifty one
nundredths acres an1 imp. as'r two lun
t:rcd thirty five dolls, 6 50
TNu1 Ter Saintville, ninety acres; ter
acrcs and imp east side Bayou Liberty
and eighty acres east eide Bays u Win
cent as't one hunds, d fifteen dolls. S On
T.rrenc, Ciemrnt, eighty. one ant
ihirty.six one. hundst dt'm acres. v !. o
|swqr. sec SO. Up 8, II .. as't seventy
five dolls, 4 ~
Vial Joe Wido :, est Of, $50 acres, NOR
or less, in north Fart Of Vaudeville, as
two hundred fifty dolls. 6 90
| w
Il Wilbsnks CO, l61 acres and imp.
Or sec IS. Up s. 10 e. as't two hnndre,
twenty 6ve dolls. 6 s.
i Williams John. twenty acres L imI
lying north Of tho 10Th soc. tp :. 1
e. asst sixty dolls, 4 Is
i Y
J Young G r. eighty acres and imp il
sec 81, t3 4, IS. e; lots and 5, M
40, Bossier City, asst one hundred fifty
i've dolls, s 20
Young Samuel. est of, $50 acres an
imp. bounded by Jim Young, in tp
/, ST IA e. asst one hundred eighty do!a
IS
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One Dollar a Year.
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
w. w. HEARD, OF Union.
FOE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ALBERT ESTOPINAL, St. Bernard.
FOR TRERsURER,
L. E. SMITH, Rapides.
FOR sEcaErARY OF STATE,
JOHN T. MICHEL, Orleans.
FOE AUDITOR.
W. 8. FRAZEE, st. Landry.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WALTER GUION, Assumption.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
". CALHOUN, Orleans.
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VENIRE

The following named jurors were
, rawn last Monday, to serve at the May
term of the District Court:
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We, C. Z. Williams, President, and
J. Il. Nilsson, Cashier Of the above
Bank, do solemnly swear that the
foregoing is . true and correct state
ment, according to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
C.. Z. WILLIAMS, President.
J. E. NILSSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this the 3rd day Of April 1900.
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U. 8. Land Oface, New Orleans. i ..
March 10 l9(A

U. 8. Land Once, New Orleans. Ia. !
March 10. 1860.
Notice is hereby Civ en- that the follow.
ing-naEed settler has fled notice Of his
iDtsot:on to make final proof In . ,pport
Of his claim. AMI that said prof ~ili bs
made before II. r. Warren, Clerk OF
Corrt. It Covin9ton, La, an Monday.
April ID, 1900. wig:
WARNIE CRAWFORD,
Who made homestead entry No. u, $40
for the northeast quarter Of the southwesi
quarter ard the northwest quarter Of
the southeast quarter OF section ~. town.
ship Z. south range Is east, Sc. Helena
.aeri.lian.
He names the following witne-kea to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz;
L, W. Crow, Henry Keller, Everite
Keller and Robert Smith, all OF Floren-
vile, La
mr27-6k WALTER L. COHEN, Resiste,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
TEXAS POPULIST DELEGATES
MOST OF THEM WILL START FOR
CINCINNATI TODAY.
stnte Chairman to succeed Brad
iey--Preferenccs for Candidates.

Fort Worth. Texas May 5.--Today was
a busy one among the members of the
Texas Reform Press, many of them dele
gates who viii attend the National con
ventlon OF the peoples party at Clncin-
natl next Tuesday, May q There were
some thirty or forty of these buying their
transportation and making other arrange
ments TO start for Cincinnati In the morn
Ing, Besides these there are number Of
the delegates who will leave with the
party in the morning. They will travel in
special coaches. The balance of the Texas
contingent Will leave for Cincinnati Mon
day morning. There will be in the neigh
borhood of 100 delegates. MIR. Jones Of
the Dallas Mercury stated to a Post rep
resentative before leaving that the COM
ing convention would be the largest gath
ering of populists ever assembled in the
United Stntes and that Texas would send
the largest delegation OF all the States.
Texas will have representation OF 123 in
the convention, based on tho vote for
Kearby for governor in 1896. Tho next
largest representation will Ne Kansas with
Il NoAe OF elBuly- clSnt, Inc IeNds uele-
cation will make an effort to secure the
temporary chairman of the convention and
the name or J, NJ Mallett OF Johnson
county will be submitted.
The Post representative talked with
number OF the Texas delegates tonight as
TO who they favored for the presidency
and vice presidency; the consensus OF opin-
ion was that Norton OF Illinois was their
choice. Some want Barker OF Alabama,
while there were followers of Burkitt OF
mississippi, Tho Texas delegates are
not particular who the man Is so long as
he is a straight and true populist.
For the vice presidency they will be
satisfied with either Donnelly of Mime
sofa or Howard OF Alabama. Either one
would suit them. There will be about
1900 delegates in the National convention.
On the matter OF State chairman 10 sue
coed Bradley there is a boom for H. f.
Jones and his name will 20 before khe
State convention which meets at Waco
July "a There is no doubt that he IL
the coming man He is said by his people
to be an organizer and orator second 10
none in the State of Texas II was learned
here yesterday that Mr. Bradley has MS
resignation already prepared and that lie
intended to hand It In 20 the executive
committee this week before he left for
Sioux Falls but whether this was done
could not be learned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

w. Harris OF t}reenyills. and as he has
carried his home county and has been
VOTED for In Collin county without with
out opposition, his nomination Il assured.
Collin county has twelve convention votes
land Hunt eleven and could arbitrarily
dictate the nominee in convention. but
there Is entire harmony between the two
counties politically and no such conting-
ency is anticipated,
The nominee for fotoril representa-
tive FOR the Seventeenth district Will be
chosen by primary election, Hon. O. 9.
Mulkey has already been voted on In this
county and Is the only candidate before
the Kaufman county primary to be held
soon
The nominee for representative from
the Fifteenth district has already been
selected and is Hon. william Pierson OF
this county
The candidates TOR district Judge and
district attorney for the Eighth judicial
district are also to be chosen by primary
elections In the ;our counties OF the dis
tric,. Hunt county has voted and Hop
kins. Rains and Delta vote within the next
TWO weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
HUNT COUNTY CANDIDATES.
Hon. 10. w. Harris Has "A waIkoyer
for Senator.

Hon. 10. w. Harris Has "A Warkover
for Senator.
Greenville, Texas. May 5-Witn ,ba
passing Into history of the Hunt county
democratic convention for 1900 interest
in politics dropped to low ebb. win
one or two possible exceptions all nomi-
nees are to be elected on the primary elee-
tion basis and there is no longer interest
IN subsequent conventions. except such as
loyal democrats may feel with regard a.
the platform that is likely TO be- promul-
gated.
Hunt county Is situated In the Fifth SUI
preme judicial district. which will elect a
full court this year. Tho candidates are
being voted upon in the primary elections
IN inc several counties OF the district.
but II Is understood the nominees win be
named In convention 10 be held later
probably in this city. Colonel w. G. Jones
OF the Creenyilie bar is the district chair
man and has received a number Of votes
from county cbaifl~yn favorable 10 hold
Ing the convention here
The nominee for congress IN the Third
district will be chosen by primary vote
from official returns sent the district chair
man by the county chairmen. The district
chairman Is John s. Barnell OF Upshur
county,
There has been no call for a convention
or district primary TO select the nominee
for State senator for the Fifth district.
~ mere = nniy cns candidate. Hon a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
TEXAS political NOTES.

Rockland. Texas, May 4-Messrs Cos
sett and Burke instructed an apprecia-
tive audience at this place last night.
Lockhart, Texas May 4.--The populists
OF Caldwell county in conference assem-
bled adopted resolutions opposing fusion
with either of the old parties,
Beaumont. Texas, May 5.--Hon. L. F.
Chester. democratic chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee OF the First judicial
district, has tende~a his resignation to
State Chairman c. X. Bell.
Arkansas Pass, Texas, May 5.-Ex-f.leu.
tenant Governor Wheeler. in an interview
says he has neither the time nor lncllna-
ton to enter the race for congress: he
thanks the friends who have suggested
his candidacy. but can not announce.
Navasota. Texas, May 8. The WHIT,
Mans union held rousing meeting last
night in the city hall aud forty or ffty
NEW members we're admitted with
few moro meetings like this ono nearly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
DALLAS COUNTY CONVENTION.
There Was No Discord md bailey
Was Given the Delegation

Was Given the Delegation.
Dallas, Texas, May 6,--The county demo-
cratic convention today averted the threat
ened discord by the extreme anti Bailey
men. at the last moment, abandoning thoir
purpose to organize the convention on an
anti-Bailey basis and also abandoning
their determination to attempt to force
re-afirmation of the State -atform OF
1880, made at the state convention IN
Galveston and which contained an eX-
pansion plank which MIR. Bailey At thar
time attempted unsuccessfully to defeat
The convention today contained a good
working majority of Bailey men. Judge
Kenneth Force, pronounced Bailey man,
was temporary and permanent chairman
The delegates named to be sent to the
State convention at Austin on June 20 To
select delegates to- the National conven-
ton AZ Kansas City has large majority
OF Bailey men on II. The committee on
platform and resolutions was also pro-
Bailey. No reference was made 70 the
Galveston platform or to the expansion
issue The Chicago National platform Of
1896 was Endorsed ana Baileys course
approved of and Instructions voted for him
for United States senator.
During q lulu in the proceedings, white
committees were out. Ex-Governor Hogg
addressed the convention on HIS three pro
posed constitutional amendments and re-
oeived liberal applause
The new county committee organized
today Is a pronounced Bailey body c. A.
Rasbury. law partner OF United States
Senator Culberson, is chairman ana J. c.
McNealus is secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
THE FIGHT IN THE SIXTH.
9ossett Now Has n Long Lead over
Burke.

Dallas. Texas, May b,--A telephone
bulletin at 10 o'clock tonight from Merl-
dian. county seat of Bosque county. states
mat Gossett for congress carried tho
democratic primaries for the county by
more than 800 majority over Congress-
man Burke.
Navarro, the deciding county, holds it's
primaries next Saturday and both sides
arc sneilins the woods SO far Goa
sett mas carried Ellis, Johnson and Bos-
que counties, with total Of twen+y-nina
votes and Burke has carried Hrl with
twelve votes. VIZ"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
JncI,.ouyiIle cav EIectiou.

Jacksonville, Texas, May 4.-1'he city
election here on yesterday for city Of
fcers resulted as follows; W. II. Sorry.
mayor; aldermen; A. Y. Shoemaker, w
\. Newton, Wesley Love, J. II, Bolton
j. L. Douglass. Recorder, S. A. Thomp-
son; marshall. r c. Gray; clerk. $. ID.
Goodson; assessor and collector. G, II
NunnellY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

all the white men OF Navasota will be
enrolled on the lodges books.
San Angelo. Texas, May democratic
primary elections will be held In this
county June 2; also the precinct o0nven-
lions for the selection OF delegates tc
the county convention to be held June .
for the purpose OF selecting delegates to
all district and State democratic conveu-
lions.
Gatesvils, Texas. May 4.--The young
men OF Gainesville have Sganized a club
to be known as the Young Mems Demo-
cratic club OF Gainesville, with A. s. john
son chairman and E. +. Lanham secre-
tary. The membership has already reach
ed over 200 The secretary was instruct
cd to correspond with Joseph w. Bailey
ana Ex-Governor James Hogg and invite
them TO address the club at an early day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
NAcoGpocHEs COUNTY.
All OF the Present state Officials In
structed For,

Nacogdoches, Texas, May 5.--The demo
cratic primaries today resulted in instruct
ing for all of the old state officers, Bailey
for United States senate, Cooper for con
gross Teagle for the State senate. r. W.
Halton for the legislature, G. Il Ingraham
for district Judge the race Will be close
between Donley and O'Quin for district
attorney. All of the old county oIioe!s
except county attorney received large ma
jnritles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
AUSTIN COUNTY.
Hon. George It. BURGESS Carried the
County for Congress.

Beeville, Texas, May o.--In the demo-
cratic primary convention held here today
delegates to the county convention We're
instructed to vote TO instruct delegates
60 congressional convention to vote for
George Burgess for congress- to tho state
convention for L. j. storey for railway
,mommissioner, Finley for comptroller,
Rogan for land commissioner; indorsed
the present State administration and
Hon. J. W. Bailey for United States SEN
ator.
Kenney, Texas. May 5,-The county pri-
mary was held here this afternoon and
appointed delegates to the county cot
vention to be held at Deeyille, May IL.
The present incumbents OF the Office from
governor down we're fully indorsed and
instructed FOR.
The delegates we're unanimously in
structed to cast their vote for Hon.
George r. Burgess OF Gonzales county,
first. last, and all the time, for con-
gresham from the Tenth district,
The vote of this box comprises about
ONE tenth the total vote OF the county. .
New Urn, Texas. May At primary
held here today to select delegates 10
county convention to ~ held at Bellyille
Ma. ~ Fhe delegates we're unanimously
instructed to support Hon George f..
Burgess OF Gonzales for congress. Re-
ports Ieceipd here are that the entire
county has instructed for Burgess.
San Felipe. Texas. May "a preclnc,
convention met today at San Felipe, Aus
tin county. end elected delegates to the
county convention to meet at Bellylll,
next Saturday, the 18th instant. Dele
gates were instructed to vote for Finley
for comptroller, Storey for railroad com
missioner and Burgess for congress and
further to see that none went as dele.
gates to the State convention lnlmical tc
the democatic policy OF Texas, as cham
pioned by Joe Bailey and Endorsed by thu
people. unprecedented for unanimity IN
short, sharp and decisive campaign.
Seaiy, Texas. May b.--The democratic
primaries for this precinct were held thi.
evening and delegates to the county con.
vention were instructed to vote for al
present State officials. A resolution Il
vote for Hon. Joe Bailey for senator wa.
carried unanimously, Hon. G. b. Burgess
was instructed for congress-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

GROSVENOR TELLS THE WORLD
Comedies Kentucky, Maryland and Nebraska to Bryan BID
Claims Thirty.SK Electoral Plurality.
Especial to the world.)

washington April 29Genea Charles Ohio who uai
reputation political prophet acting stasdan %
Mckinley campaign and has presidents the s
McEinleys
the first authoritative prediction of
General
Chairman Jones the democratic Rprahn!
Richardson chairman the connta
events not
time although both of them will be u
For purposes placed side
with Representative
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jefferson county's Representative

Beaumont Texas, May 5.-Hon. r, A.
Greer, former state senator from this dis
trict, in response to a petition signed by
several of the leading citizens OF Beau
mont has announced his Willingness to
stand for the democratic nomination for
the lower house OF the legislature The
other candidates are \. T., Hill OF Wood
VILE. Il. B. Pickett OF Liberty and Mike
Walker. newspaper man Of Beaumont
Messrs Walker and Hill have received
the Endorsement Of Hardin county. The
counties composing the district are Jeffer-
son. Orange, Hardin, Tyler, Liberty aud
Chambers
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REPUBLICAN STATES.
S"He NcphbAichh statcNs
DOUBTFUL STATES.
Total, 4 doubtful states.

You see' said the democratic leader
IL concede. for the sake OF argument ali
the Pacific coast States TO Mckinley he
cause on the Western coast the imperial
ist policy is strongest. The Paaiac OCEAN
ports get the advantage OF any Shipping
10 the East and the eyes OF the peoo' 9
there naturally turn westward across the
Pacific instead OF to the Atlantic.
New York l made = doubtful state bo.
cause the democratic party is as united
there as = was when Roosevelt populnr
war hero. carried the State by only 1890
Nobody calls Mr.. Mckinley a popu'ar
hero
Minnesota Is doubtful because altboprh
Mckinley carried It by $4,000 In 1896 ths
State voted for fusion and defeated tbs
republican ticket In 1899
''0hlo is assuredly doubtful hecars.
Mckinley when favorit, son car-isd /,
n 1896 by only a. 600 aud last year he re-
rublicans were IL the minority. Nav.
Iorss, independent, who received loo a.,
'--''s f'- governor in 1922 drew from ths
democrats more than the rennbljrsrs
Mayor Jones himself says that the st,,.
will 20 for Bryan this year.
Indiana everybody admits u n. :.