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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
THE WIND-UP IN OHIO.
Result Of The Election viii Affect
The Senatorial Situation.
REPUBLICANS HAVE THE BETTER OF II.
Their Voters Have Been Gotten Into
Line While MoLeans Friends Are
Sore at Johnson.

Cincinnati Ohio, November 1.-THE can
voss for minor state ofncers ana congress
meH closed tonight with less railging than
usual, the most notable exceptions oeins
IN Cleveland, where senator Hanna ana
Mayor johnson have been speaking all thls
week, ana at Columbus, where senator
Foraker Addressed a large meeting Win
the exception Of congressional candidates
the call has been mostly for Hanna and
sohnson and the Interest has centered in
the future OF these two men more than IN
an candidates and issues az the present
time Mayor johnson IS candidate 70
succeed Hanna as senator before the leels
lltuge TINT IS elected next November inc
result next Tuesday VIII nave much pear
ing Un their senatorial contest. one OF
the features q this campaign has been lne
buttons bearing Johnson portrait ma the
inscription, Tom Johnson for lJv4. IL
has been the most personal contest ever
wagcd In ohio
II the conditions Of the cHnvasslng con
tinue IN the balioting Hunna viii win. Ine
republicans have DO factional hgntlng ana
johnson has openly denounced some demo
cratic leaders including county chaifmen
aud congressional candidates. In ths city,
the nome or John X. Mclean, VINO john
son denounced Ut his tent meeting mere
last week both personally and as editor
Of the Enquirer, bets are offered that
Hamilton county Will give n republican
plurality OF over 1850" Ii Is believed
That the democrats WIN lose more than
the republicans on the shortage of the
registration, especially IN Hamilton county
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Indianapolis, Ind. October 81 -scnator
W. b. stlweA the Democratic nominee for
utnuey general believes the democrats
VIII carry ldiam h5 5000 majority airs
year OH. St.iNtu Nu5 lu the eitv vester.
ual tua 'allcd 90 thp STATE Headquarters.
hhsia De uudt the prediction to Chairman
g Efl"h. ten you feel good az the ont.
lupk. De declared u have been an
around The State ana I want TO tell you
l4dt Things look que for the democrats
4le republicans are making big claims. as
usual pli t1ey do not mean anything by
lAeul. Ihey emit. Ii Is simply impossibIe
FOR them % make such predictions n they
ARE on an familiar with conditions existing
Ali over tue STAGE, ana they must know
what the situation Is. / have been reliably
INFORMED that the last poll OF tue Stare
showed that counting an the doubtful vot.
tFe ue republicans. taey mad q majority az
only about ooi0. NOW. u that is the case
pH thelr t1lk about anywhere from l5OlO
10 $4,000 majority IS fcolishueSs ana tbe
men who are indAlglug 10 1t know this as
well as I do.
4 honestly believe that the democrats
are going 10 carry Indiana this ye9r ~ ~
geou majority, 0nd 40 not think nv figures
OF 1910 arc bit too large. The penpie az
lue STATE are getting aroused on the uUes
lions Of trusts and monopolies ana tbe
other abuses that nave grown IN under re.
publican administration, and believe thev
VIII express their disappr0yal OF repuhliea1
PoAtlcs iu no uncertain way / am Willing
10 stand by my figures and believe me ~.
sun OF the election viii show that i am
not fan wrong"
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RoosEyel4s TOUR
He and His P, rty Are Guests Of Con-
gresham Jchn 3. Rixey

He and His p, rty Are Guests Of Con-
aressrae Jchn :. Rixey
Brandy Station Va, November l.-Presi.
dent Roosevelt, Secretary Root secretary
Corteiyou and Surgeon General Rirey are
tonight guests % Representative John q.
Hlxey at HE handsomely appointed country
home. about two miles from tlls village.
The special train bearing the president and
pauy arrived here shortly before O'Clock
tonight aud tie party was driven ~ cur
riares directly to Representative Kixey s
nome. rhe president VIII remain mere
until $3.50 a. nj, Monday. when the speciai
train viii leave Tor Washington, arriving
there al Ill., sunday VIII be passed
quietly,
When the president reached his special
traN al Manassas. on bic return from to-
da.'s hunt be Found crowd Of 2VO or
BY people awaiting him. AZ the soilcita-
ton Of Judge Nichols of this judicial cif-
Gait. the president addressed the people
briefly, expressing bis enjoyment OF ms
duy at Manassas, and adding
ut IS q pleasant thing 70 any man VINO
has the least desire 70 be O good American
TO come through your historic town and see
the two avenues named iu mcinoty OF Grant
aud Lee. J feel that OIL OF US, in any part
OF this country. now have un equal right
to glory In tue yalor una devotion 80 duty
as each saw ais duty, alike Of those who
wore The uiue and those who wore the
gray. / thauk you FOR having greeted me
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IT is DOUBTFUL
II Local Applications Alone Ever cu,ed
Case of Catarrh.

! Ever n
a Case Of Catarrh.
! Most remedies for the treatment 4, %.
tarFh are in the form of sprays. iuhalers.
powders washes or salyes, all purely local
applications and many OF them often give
temporary relief but the reason mono n,
them ever really cure chronic eatarrh =.
pee'use eatafrh Is not a local disease and il
can not he cured simply By Treating ths
local symptoms. 'ue
Moreover the more serious forms n, %.
tarrh' IKE catarrh 81 the stomach ana ga
tarrA OF the bronchial tubes can ~. ~
reached at all by local Applications ana az ~
Iect that neglected catarrh AZ M 49,
very soon involves the bronchiei ,rho
siomacn and liver demonstrates thai tbe
disease Is blood disorder a constftNtto,s1
malady and not al all local disesse '''1i
40 really cure catarrh the system no,s, no
elSansea from catarrhal poison hv an inter.
h hiao remedy which acts effectively upon The
The success Of a new catarrb remedy
stnartB CHtarrh Tablets. 4 bocanse Il
drives out az the system. throp,h rat,,rst
S Sss me catarrhal poison, aud the
mucous lining OF The nose tbrbat ana
trachea are freed from the excessive ,,r,rls
WnlSh collects ana causes the having
spltting and gagging because the excessive
s,S Is not furnished from healthy
stuarts Catarrh Tablets contain monv q,
me same valuable antiseptics nsed N
sprays ana inhalers, but instead Of being
appned 70 the lniiamed membranes Of the
heee ana throat, they arc taken into the
stomach aud thus reach the blood. the real
scat ana cause OF the disease
siuarts tatarrh Tablets are large. MEMS.
a s. Rsuhg lo1engee, composed OF Keu
gum, hyorhstan, Boodroot, aud similar "a.
taTrh specifics. and 80 safe 10 use tnat itttie
children suffering from colds take tnem
With same beneficial results az adult per
No trace Of cocaine or oniatea 40 r,,,
mon Ia cataEfh medicines. car 10 fo.pd ,s
etueEtA CRterrh TabletA su ~
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ALAsAMA cAMFAIeN moe.

The Elimination Of the Negro from Pol
tics Causes Nary Changes
Montgomery Ala, November 1.-The
campaign practically closed 10 Alabama to.
night Monday several rallies viii Zoe held
hut the real work has been done The
elimination OF the negro from The elector
ate haa CAUSED partial recastinr OF polH-
ic1l lines aud au attempt has been made by
the bly, whites 70 supply nil the opposition
90 the democrats Some republicans claim
they Will have o majority fof their state
ticket and VIII win several congressman
uut lu reality there is no doubt OF an over.
whemiug victory for the democrats
lu one congress iuu0l district the Sew
Cuth. th0 race i- close, with Indication OF
the election Of BUruet democrat
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CHAIRMAN DICKS ESTIMATE.

He Claims Ohio by a Majority Of at
Least Seyenty-ftye Thousand
Columbus. ohio. November 1.-Chairman
Dick OF the republican State committee
approzimatcs the total vote in Ohio at
about OO0.oOO ana claims the republican
state ticket Will have at least 1000 and
probably 10000 plurality He also claims
the election OF seventeen and probablv
tlshteen OF the twentY-0nc congressman
'hdiGulu Barber OF the democratic state
committee clIlms ONO VIII be one of The
MANY STATES to furnish Democratic sgr.
PRISE, but gives no estimate OF the vote
cog result he claims the democrats viii
eject seven ont OF the twenty one congress.
men ano that Tom L. Johnson VIII. win 10
luyaAuga county.
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= Republican Governor, Robert NJ r,
7 b onstte lieutenant governor, James o. o.
g Ron,aSon, secretary OF state, Walter L.
ney general Lafayette NJ sturdey6nf. IN.
sursnce commissioner, Zeno NJ Host: rail.
Ioad commissioner, John W. Thomas. 81.
Cary. SnaEies r.
democratic. Governor, David Po,.,
HeuIenant governor, John w. WatfsySe
secretary OF state Louis A. Langes trsos
erer' Edward l. Luckow; attorney T rem
e eicI. oiSt X, skaar; insurance commits.
siouer' ,M.iiam Ferber: railroad commits
sloner' William A. Redner: superinteD5ans,
Puohc instruction, Karl A. Matble
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Oklahoma Campaign

Guthrie. o. T., November Ion next
Tuesday Oklahoma Will elect delegate -
congress and Territorial leglsl,tnrs rbs
congressional campaign has been fought
solely on the Statehood question, single or
q T.. Chairman Cade OF the republican
IsInltoTlai committee, claims the election
OF y II. Mcclure, nominee for congrsss
oy from 1000 to 5000 majority. Cbsirms5,
AZ emerson OF the democratic committee SAYS
", w, ~ ross VIII be elected BY handsome
the legislature DO1u elaim
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BOTH SIDES cRY VICTORY.

Deocrat5 Believe They Have a Chance
in Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, November 1.-The state
campaign was brought TO close tonight
with q republican mass meeting IN this
city addressed By Governor stone. Unlted
statct Senator Penrose, Judge Penny.
uacit', suhernatorial candidate, and
Charles Emory smith and local candidates
BQih Sides are crying victory. the re-
pdbheaulE asserting that Judge peunv.
hacker VIII defeat Pattison. the Democratic
candidate for governor. by at least lOVD
majority Particular interest is evlnced 10
the legislative election, as senator Penrose
comes Up Tor reelection 10 March
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CHANCES. I'M MlssouRL

Democrats Are More Confident Of Sue
cess Than Republicans.
81 Louis No. November with the
close OF tbs week preceding the election
political managers are estimating results.
The republicans say they win carry Mis-
souri, by a majority ranging from 10000 to
1900 The democrats declare they viii
have a majority % 10000. aud assert thnt
the largest vote ever polled iu an on year
election viii ae east
AZ democratic headquarters prediction Is
mnd9 ~ The election Of ali democratic
Congressional nominees except Blow. M the
Tenth district Republican State Chairman
Atkins said tonight that he expected ave
republicans TO hc elected to congress aud
o. carry the lower house Of the State leg
iRuture
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Republican. Governor. Samuel II ~
n1yoacser lieutenant governor, william II
3. Brown auaits' lsaac
lieutenant governor. GEORGE ~ C S.tisIu ,
sepTg -aL,fy o. internal affairs, James Nolan
H., FROM oiuon.-Governor, silas Swsiioyv.
r retar,i ll governor Lee L. Grunbne; sec,
ressuI{ internal affairs, Milton \ Nara,,is
socialist.-Governor. J. w. Slartona u H.,
tsa, governor J. Mahlon Barnes: score
lazy internal affairs, Harry c. Gould
S Sociailst Labor Governor, william
in Sat secretary Of Internal affairs Fro5T Il
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Forecasts ror Kansas

Iopeka' Kan, November The stats
republican and democratic State chairmen
nave Issued their customary forecasts each
claiming the State by good majority. Una
democratic managers privately conceds
however that the chances for the election
OF the republican ticket ere good. as f,r
az me state Is concerned. The democrats
insist at the same time that they have a
good sool, eeance Of carrying the Legislature. on
have resulted among the fepnbilrsps e Slat
the senatorial Fight. "Hs ilon
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Democratic Senators Assured In North
Carolina.

Raleigh n. C., November Under the
constitutional amendment which dlsnan.
chises illlterate negroes only 1000 negroes
AaNs registered aud the democratic major.
10y VII be much larger ia the state ele,s
liou. uf ten congressman 10 DO elected rhe
~ 4t.ottAtt elalm nine. The State Ueket
~ y GAINED, VIII be carried by the demo.
~ ~" w.. ~ h9t less than 500Q0 majority. IL
~ ~, PiseSglste1 the general assembly viii be
togf .aithi demoersiie and this insures tbs
aelsat ef senator Prtchard. repubiiesS
him. 'e'et 70 succeed
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nent. President Garncli declared that he
favored that protection which led evl 1T
ualiy 70 free trade. and certainly 70 time
n ems TO have arrived when the trin can
be removed from rnanf IL ths manufactured
articles NJ this cuuntry 20 the great lencht
q the whole people and without Serious ~.
jury 10 the protected Industries themselves.
4 second power fur centr9ihg corpora
tiune Is at the disposal " the Fedora v.
ertitreut IN The interstate caumerce claus ,
UAder this clause. laws can Ne passed and
eiItcfce TO prevent res,raint upon lp,'r.
state trade Or q monopoly N any branch o.
interstate commerce
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pEMooRATlc HARMoNY
Calhoun ssys q Platform Can Be Built
for Both Cleveland and p~,zp

for Both Cleveland and Bryzn.
Atlanta Co. Noynr,bcr rt.,.
cxce.pis from an .54-,-
,'N 81" "HNF'r7 delivered here
] 81 hiEht by Sir P.trrt Cal 1uu.
The time has c4fua far ,,l,,t. er,,.. .,,
drtnocr4tle rsrt,. t., 80
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ls ho' ''p' iAat 1t Is without is ua or
without lenders u ncsds ,,.. ,...,
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70 Itself the day SIS not dlst ut when
Richard Olugy Grover Clarela-d.. I'm, O.
Carlisle. David r. tfu ron, 49,.
Villi,,, le,,.i,,,s 49,, ''
'''''' '1N'NtH DE' au' Joseph hu'es
Henry Wattc.0op, and that Nestor OF de.
ngcruct John % AI.rvan gb,5ra l e.,,,..,
Ftppdins ON IN. s,,r, ~ -, ~
ing the same candidate. 1 ,ll not expect
tht millennium lmmeGirteIv We t,,.,,
strong mon VIII o,,.r tsi,l
''' -'''l '"I"A '.lN. "H 'i
subjects but tue party hos the tisb &, .eg
eylry loader. whom n honor o., .,a,
dipate his personal sr ndlees ana amb,.
49, - ''N'N'' "l'" 'N'Uf
100 ~ ny country g'oa' Upon tAa w.
lux principles Of democracy pau be reared
a platform sngIrlantIy .ispIs tr.-4 So,
strong TO bold every dom ciat ia tle e. ia,
rhe object ~ popstitutl raI .o,.r,,,,,..,
IA ~ pre} ~ he II,.it s,l5 ,.-I,, "
and excl igetj1a y" M NIX e4'aI
geryr fo tlS l5divid,ial ttn1a1 a.. t,to
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II Is fmpossiSie 10 10 cs1e ,s ,f M, i,s,n.s.
~ stsal l.elNeI'tS oi rEnt Whatever i-tir
s,,,s ,ri u,'us g3''Vi'n ~ lA h,ine a.
en.',iSi,. nus EieGt lntlp.' W Dhrsil
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d spotIc ncwtr W. i,.e a NM, eu lot '1e
ii4lg, when hins 'oWs .rnmaied AMI tols
fapbdgfioa tSt u' a'is o5cs iAe4 t'g
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tpce II Is nat tbS es5a.'o" q la o, , d
when ds as 70 believe hat tbs prilcl
b pd y h., ~" wv. ,i'i dtee now 4nd ~" meet
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Now, let % apply Tits pnncple 10 The
Gondiiti2rg OF pc dern soei 49, i oppos
'se ado1 "i y ,, g. sg9 t'oat g oe aiism
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CAMPAIGN IN IOWA.

Several Congressional Contests WIN Be
Very Close.
pcs Moinos, Iowa. November with
the close Of tho campaign In Iowa interest
centcus So tbe congressional contests two
OF which are conceded 10 be close although
the republicans viii not admit the possible
dcfeGt OF amy Of their candidates aud the
democrats are claiming five doubtful dis
tllcis Chairman spence of the republican
state central committee said tonight:
Every congressional district Is safe The
maJoriues VIII run from 10000 TO 1900 &"
Chairman jackson OF the democratic com-
uittpp said.
THE democrats will carry az least two
congressional districts In the State There
are 100 least eve where we have chance
10 win"
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North Dakota Eatimat.

Fargo, D.. November IA full State
ueket IS TO be voted for Tuesday and the
'es'slsture chosen Will elect successor
70 senator Hansbrourh. II Is conceded
tne legislature VIII be republican and
chairman Hanna Of the republican state
central committee estimates that. with "a
Iuu vote, the republican state ticket Will
ee elected BY majority OF from IL 100 10
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NORTH CAROLYN,

wen. DoIetmoeTra,itic.-lustice supreme court.
Court Piatt D, Walker II. q SCS anpII.
99aPerlntendept public Instruction. / "
Beddingded -''Ss'oneF' o. Q.
epubiicAn.-Justlca sunro,~,o -
~ hlll' associate justice suprer,s - -
st0 n.9lnlnatlonl; superintendent publjc in
ssiIructlon. y. 4. Long; corporation conr,,is
siouer. u. H. Abbott '''oH coMnls-
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Democratic. -Governor Ounce, -
warn lieutenant governor Jobp r siasyS
49, STo.e'nnfy OF state, Jesse r. Gnutt. treas
GreTi X; H. Jonaings; comptroller ge2 igai
tor v" as Zones; attorney general, X. &. Gun
- -. frost; railroad commissloner n
B. Martin. "a euucdlIon, ..
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TelIer Win ee $3.50 = :

Denver' Colo, November 1.-The princi.
pa issue In the campaign just closed Is Tho
United States senators lin. A. seron+a sae
Of the eighteen hodover state sono,o-. 80
re'ioefats there Is not much doubt that
senator TELLER viii be reelected by the in
ti oIEists legislature. There are six state
PPoIplilst socialist, socialist labor and nr ~
n liltIh' me republicans and denocrafe
etalm a majority for the state tickats nv. ulS
democrats expect to elect three con.
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KANSAS.


eppblican.--Governor, Willis J. Bailey
lieutenant governor David j. Hanna; sec.
rotary Of state, Joseph r Burrow. auditor,
Seth G. Wells; treasurer Thomas T. Kelly
attorney general, Charles c. Coleman; 81.
periptendent public instruction. lnsley r.
Dayhon justices supreme court, Henry r.
Mason, John c, Pollock. Adrian L. Greene,
Abram II. Ellis, Edwin w. Cunningham
superintendent Of Insurance; Charles a.
Lullng
Fusion. -iovernor. William Il. Craddock
obs lieutenant governor Fred J. Close
,P.l: secretary OF state, Claude Duvai ID;
auditor, James NJ. Lewis (D1; treasurer,
David a. Hefhebower a.; attorney gen.
eral, Frank NJ. Pearl "a; superintendent
public instruction, : Justices supreme
court, John c. Cannon tDl. John II Me-
1leyerty Cd, Fronk Doster lPl I'D S.
Waterbury Pl, Benjamin F. Milton tPD:
tPD
rohibltion.-Governor Rev. r. w. EN-.
ersoni lieutenant governor, George w. But.
nhgton secretary Of state, George Hol.
singer; auditor, S ? Could; treasurer
a. KENNEDY; attorney general, +. NJ. Nc
halei superintendent public instruction.
Miss Lena Wallace
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ALABAMA.

democratic, Governor. william D. Jelks.
secretary Of state. ]. +. HeAip Iraas9, "a
). craig smith; auditor, r. / SoueiI. 81.
Iorney general, Massey Wilson; sInerin+e,,
GEM OF education, Isaac w Hll; commits MIS-
Republican. Governor ] " s-,..
teltenant governor, Charles p. Lane. s ser
Iary 81 state. J, H. karter; rreasTrsr Il
lee Brown; auditor, T. B. McNaron, 5 a.
t ,eIaey genera, w y. Armbrecht; superin.
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Clean Sweep Certain IN Viroinja

Richmond, Va, November The demo-
Gratis probably win be successful N everv
'ns,flet ~ tae congressional election Tues
nar, The ouly district Ia which ~,
pspt ims been made Is the Ninth wbert
: uneFrssmnn Rhen il opposed IN ~
stomp INC indications being that this vii
be carried by tile democrats
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san francisco Cal November i.--cs,i
tofn'a thls rear elects a complete aet =,
st"te oincials' legislature. which win
enooSe q United States senator. ana e,-ht
co,iaiSressmen. Both republicans and do9a
Naats cay ihey viii make a con1ei,.5,,
sWegp j y very probable that tbt ~
H nt9re WIZ have a majority IN Tue lesis.
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Very Dull canpaio,

wheeling W. Va, November THE
campaign which closes tonigh, was ID.
s 1,steeoiy dull Ia West yirgInia. Renth-
assF valve democrats conceded Inc election
~, vi saptaln y p. Dovener IN the First dis.
ltlSt, Oat claim better than a bgbtIn,
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Notwithstanding Of state, Lewis r
GGayln judge supreme court William r
I,'is, uaiIy and FOOD commissioner Horace
liam Kirtley, Jr. "O'As' VII
6 democratic. Secretary Of state. Harbsrt
:, blgelow; Judge supreme court Michael
Phlllip n. Bruck member hoard ny,hiIc
works Joseph J. Pater Puphe
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No Opposition to Ticket in South Caro-
lima

Charleston, s. G.. November There
win be M opposition to the democratic
Ticket in this State. In the First district
including Charleston. A. P. Prioleau has
Ton 70 oppose George s Ltghrre PrtoieSr
80. Nero The democratic ticket viii
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TENNEssFF

Democratlc.-Govern James 3 Frazer.
raIlroad commissioner. ]. Nell McKnlrbt
republican Governor, Henry T. Camp.
nott. 'aH4e' D. FL
Hrohlbition, Governor, Robert {. Cbeeves.
railroad commissioner, mo nomination.
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cIaln1s for Ma.hl,,....

=, 1910 wash. November chairman
ea g,lis ~ o. tae republican state central
NJ, 100. ,'ee elaims The state by majority
lnat may reach 100 The democrats va
mn NJ, y tneH tarec congressional nominees
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o'oeA rams $. D., November The ont.
sS9S ~ tais State Is encouraging for tho
atsp.o.lSals ana they are claiming ire stsfs
" ma}orltes OF from 1000 to so 600
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he'ena' Mont, November The Non.
,isss !. q9ssmssfTsss ar coandent Of the cleo
80, M sAst fanetdgtyY Tor rnaarssr irhe
IeRupnrans claim the election AZ n, 80,
SNkssaA'aAa. ~ snail RluEalitx. $500
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democratic. Comptroller. A. c Groom,
secretary OF state, H. CLAY Crawford 49,
uge supreme court, W. A. Hooker: roiiryoa5
CON missioner R. Hudson Burr. 0-N
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LlttIe Intersst &c., Il Mi..l..l...

JACKSON. Miss, November but u,,is
interest has been manifested 10 the coriss
S eSst Nh y 4 ptsgIvifs that The vote
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