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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-10-06
NORFOLK HORSE SHOE.
1t Will Be a Big Event of Rare
Social Enjoyment For North
CaroIinians. Governor


Norfolk, Sept. 29.-North Caro-
lima will occupy a place of honor at
the Southern entrance of the Norfolk
Horse Show, as Maryland does at
the Western, and Virginia at the
Northern. The three States which
are situated side by side, the three
States which r both neighbors aud
friends, the three States which grow
and improve together with the i'm
petus of a laudable competition,
have much in common, and their
honorary positions here are signif-
cant of their relation to the develop
ment of this part of the country.
The North Carolina box will be
the scene of sociability characteristic
of the Old North State; the Mary
land box will display the distinct
i've courtesies of Maryland; and the
Virginia reserve the civilities Of the
Old Dominion. And the Governors
wives and their stats will direct the
social features of the celebration.
A very cordial welcome will be
accorded to the Governors and guests
from the neighborly States.
North Carolina will show a more
than creditable array of horses and
equipages, and so will Maryland.
Both States will be liberal patrons
of the Norfolk Horse Show. Both
have given the management encour-
agement and support from the be-
ginning. Both have taken almost
as deep interest in Nortolk's Show,
as if the Show were on the Northern
or Southern side of the Virginia
boundary line.
In these circumstances Norfolk
cannot avoid an inspiring exhibi-
ton. Successful one, successful at
all time.
A cordial invitation was sent Vice
President Goodridge of the Associa-
ton to the President, but the Chief
Executive is unable to be present;
but words of cheerful acceptance
have been received from many other
notables.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-10-06

That awful grinding, stabbing pain
in the back is from the kidneys. A
dose of Pineules will cure. 1t over
night. Pineules is a new discovery
put up in a new way. A delightful
remedy and specific for all Kidney
and Bladder troubles.-Sold by Hig-
gins Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-10-06
THE
Washington Post.

It has aperfect t~elegraphic service,
its special correspondents rank first
in the newspaper profession, and all
the news is printed without fear or
favor of either party. The Post is
thoroughly independent, and each
day will give the true situation, I'M
colored by partisan zeal. Nc paper
is more widely quoted. At great cost
it obtains cable dispatches from the
London Times, giving the news of
the Observation-Disclosures a
Subscription for three months,
$1.9O; two months, 81 rs; n month,
20 cents. Sample copies free.
THE WASHINGTON POST Co
Washington, d. c..
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-10-06
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many May See But 1t Takes Genius tc
Realize.

Many May See But It Takes Genius to
Realize.
When James Watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid to jump up and
down he said There must be power in
that steam that it can lift such a
weight"
There was.
Millions prior to him had seen the
same phenomenon and regarded it as
an unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put it's
finger on the cause of Dandruff, TALL
ing Hair. and consequent Badness, and
has unearthed a tiny germ which eata
the life from the roots Of human hair. :
Newbro's Herpicide destroys this
germ and consequently restores the
hair to it's natural state.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Higgins Drug..Co.. Special Agents.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-10-06

Wallace, Saturday, October 1st.
Clinton, Monday, End.
Burgaw, Tuesday, 18th.
Rocky Point, Wed, 9Th.
Long Creek, Thurs, 9Th.
Beaufort, Monday, 18th.
Newport, Tuesday, 18th.
Jacksonville, We'd, 10Th.
Cathrine Lake, Thur. 10th.
Richards, Friday, 21st.
Pollocksvllle, Sat-, 22nd.
Bayboro, Monday, Oath.
Vandemere, Tues, 25th.
Newbern, Thur. night 9th
Vanceboro, Friday, 28th.
Trenton, Monday, 31st.
Goldsboro, Tuesday, November
LIST, at night.
Fremont, Wednesday, End.
Mt. Olive, Thursday, 3rd.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-10-06
JOINT CANVAS.

Hon. G. r. Thomas, Democratic
candidate for Congress, and Hon. w.
S. OBJ. Robinson, Republican cam
didate for Congress, will have ajoint
discussion of the political issues of
the day at the following times and
places:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-12-23

week, authorized the vacation Of the
Gate City town.plat, excepting that
portion lying between the Northern
Pacific Railway and the river-includ-
ing but three blocks and fraction Of
three others. The action was taken
on the part of E. w. Smith, who late.
ly bought from the county on tax sale
the remaining portion of the town,
and now wants it reduced to acreage
to escape the heavy taxes that would
inevitably accrue if retained AS cor
porate property. Gate City was laid
out and projected as a great enterprise
during the boom days of 1890, and
has been still more effectively laid
out" by the business stagnstion which
followed. It has never been able to
give any reason for existing and at
this late day candidly acknowledges
the fact.
While confidence men are numer-
GUS, the disposition for petty swind-
ling seems less developed in women.
One occasionally appears, however,
and one visited this city Monday. call
ing herself Mrs. Brannett, which is
supposed to be an alias for Byangton.
reported to be her true name. She
is very slick and is said to have VIC
timized parties in Portland and Ia.
coma. She bought a hat of Mrs.
Eugley, paying for it by time-check
for 50. She tried to buy goods of
Rosenthal on check she proposed to
date four days ahead Of time. His
suspicious were aroused by this I'M
usual request. and he reported her to
the police. Mrs. Eugley likewise be.
came suspicious and followed the wo-
man to the depot who was on q some.
what hurried departure, where she de.
manded money or the hat. She got the
money.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-12-23

First publication, Dec. 16. 1914.
Last publication. Jan. Is, 1895.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-12-23
LAW son SAWS that Ten attemDts no vn

LAW SON says that ten attempts have
been made to poison him since the
appearance of his articles on "Fren-
zied Finance" Once the doctors
worked over him twenty-iour hours
before pronouncing his life out of
danger. Either the money sharks
are indeed after him or he is a most
determined advertiser. He has prob
ably found that 1t pays to advertise"
and is willing to make any sacrifice
that may roll in the ducats.
II. w. SCOTT, OF the Oregonian, has
declined to accept an appointment OF
the President to some important dip
lomatic position abroad. to he of his
own selection.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-12-23

THE Japanese have lately seized two
British ships. the Negretia and the
King Arthur, for carrying articles
contraband OF war as we'll as officers
and men in the Russian service at
tempting to regain Russian lines.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-12-23

Four men were cremated by the
explosion OF q million-gallon oiltank
on an oil barge, in tow OF a tug, of
Long Branch, N. Y, Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
AUGUST oath in WORLD'SIHISTORY

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the Dewes Rver nov state e Dnwars
Eight arrived IN New York from Georgia.
washington Philadelphia for
the Chesapeake -.
'asSS
ssos IL as 1d
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as his private property On
Thomas first Governor q Vermont died aged
s R5a
Snasp pube e oiees
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arrived from France
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
The Work of Councilnen.

IN his message yetoing the ordinance
making an appropriation for the purchase
OF street car tickets for members OF tile
Council, Mayor Taylor brought OH tic
interesting fact thatif the member who
orpyidated this proposal had attended all
the meetings. Of the Council and all the
meetings of the committees OF which he
~ member. no would have attended dur
ing the year a2s meetings, Thls viii give
gone idea Of the work required OF mem
+ bers o. our legislative body Blu, the
\ attendance on meetings IS by no means all
the work that councilman has to do,
J. He must give great deal OF his. time
out OF meetings 10 interviews with cti
xens who call upon him n the interest O
various matters that come before tn
Council, and he must give a great dea
Ut kis lime outside af meetings TO "
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would not both m onnments we APP - ''A
fer. from, being so placed (. {!
n ina erstand that the new statue would t
jha nla ced with the horses head 70 the sls
M .northward 81 SO that the front view g
Stuart. IA shown In the publi!sh 2 d Gu !,
would be seen as II be 2 tieo
III driving out Frank IN I.
,Ther, We would have Stuart on g ps 5 I,
I, r. I, horse. heading north, seen asallrrls''e
Lee IL, on q quiet horse. heading sou.h--a
!, sly experlme mi Iii, grouping, II seems
~ IN me ana one that might prove e p g
!. y, -, "a q, 4 en-
until more though "a pes his
these points and that you.s,,l TO y give
az your yalu able space TO COR
= ,da All Him 81 the whole subj !, !,
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James river water. they had bett Isl put \
their trust In an expert chemist. .. S%
5SSS Yours truly. $S S3s
L RANDOLPH BOLLIEG.e35s
MAN Z PATENTS ARE
ISSUED TO vlRGlNlANSS

From Orr Regular Corresponds lent
WASHINGTON d c. Aug. q The
following patents were issued g. to-day
Thomas IA. Bowen Blackstone Va. rail-
way switch: " illlamSA "A. 70 hnson. ssignor
treat, Va, lifting Jack George NJ, Kitz-
miller. Norfolk, ; ass gnor 70 electric
typewriter company OF Norfolk, incor-l
pornted scale and pointer me chanism ZOE
Council covington. Va. aaslgn nor TO Gov
ington Machine Company coke xtractor;;
Kenneth H Mcintyre; Carl. n. g. I, speed :,
clock Jame5 Her, Rowland Il. VI,
III III q ssignorS 10 EySalworth and Neville
Misunderstanding Com any. Basic CITY,
Mich. automatic painting or LIQUID coat
Ing machine: Harold e. Norton,,,,,s = e%t
w Slaughter. Richmond. a.. bolt cut
ter; Stuart a. Weiss. Rlc hmond, sa.,
back and head rest Ii sa S3s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
THE HOlJSBKBEPERS' PICKLE TIME

l-.if &
vol, can pierce the pieces witt, q straw q.
Have ready the preserving kettle With one
quart Of hot vinegar, three and 9 n .l,.,I
pounds Of white sugar, one, ounce oliiit ttIa
8clove-too much spice darkens the plck =,
which should be clear amber: COOK ~, III
slowly for an hour. Rapid cooking IS sM .l.,
desirablsA for al kid 81 Of plcN'ns a'u D
spiced fruits make q relish FOR meats a
tliatzis unedualed. The recipe given ,o r 1'as
gooseberries, blueberries and plums. 9
difference being made In the amount g, or
sugar according to tho nature Of the Iru,.:
Allow four pounds OF sugar. 70 i've I'VE "a f,,i.
rants one pint OF vinegar, one teas ~ "
each Of different spices or use only cloves
and cinnamon II a,l ~ se, ~
Here is a chill sauce which may be eaten
raw or cooked. 1t Will keep for weeks IN q
cooked, and all winter II cooked +, ana DOL
tied, You will need eighteen ripe tom IN q
s1lffs c Sas aadrRs HE oh Put Kettle With one
iciip Of sugar, two and a half cups OF
Vinegar, two teaspoonfuls OF salt, enc t. ea;ii
spoonful EACH ofvarious SPICES. sas}t ~,
cooked let 1t boil about an hour. !. !.
~ There q re recipes In great abundance Tor
tomato catsup and II you have one t "a :
o 9th YOU may find 1T to your pur-
nose nose rs one gallon 81 ripe tomatoes al.
iiiow four tablcspoonfuls OF salt, Tour @
black peper three of gpoopfd
spice and cloves, one ounce ground cl GIN
namon, six small red peppers. one teacup-
ful Of sugar one pint OF cider vinegar.
Simmer al spces are tied
in cloth the catsup will be red, but y Z
not 1t Will be brown.
l. fI ~ p1n
c aart o. fasan Il aas m pound
sugar, one pint Of vinegar, one. half t ts;a !
spoonful OF pepper, or less, II ypu III X g g
end az aif as p@ueh Boil
g sa Plpee' cSats lBlll and strain flve
pounds Of then aaa pint
Of cinnamon, cloves, ailspice and pepper tl,
and half OF snd if Too
tHfck add n1oi Il more vinegar. Sometimes
grapes are jucier than at others.,
Sef Safisup pery large
ripe cucumbers peel cut II 5h in,te re- :,
move the seeds and white Z, = pa ~
Add salt and let JUICE drai az 1of
a teaspoonful OF ginger and two ta aT,s
sPoonfus ground mSsfIaard ho ea.
Then add half d teacupful OF boilinS Vim ~
egarSto each quart Of catsup and sea s. ~
IA 81 D1 chonped Atoma to relish for meat Is
made from half a bushel OF green tolna;
toes chopped tine. I'D to this a tee G :,
the morning drain A Id six onions finely
schopped, white mustard seed BLACK PEP 4
persand horseradish to taste Cover, WI WI
Vinegar. This does not requir re- cookine
IScatl & be made in small amounts II pre-
fferred, and keeps well +, I,
The recipes for and Ieisnes az a1e
should BE able TO s vary what are given
to serve in any easenot iy, NEIL
the same as for all COO King OF any elias s
and the cook who does not add pran 3, e
her recipes should 20 into another l nns.
herselfSinto a cook whose works shall .pe
e family end they wai maR IS
saying Ne. y ours are good, z but YOU 8ousn'
| to have tasted some Of mot hers.
"a Copyright, 1901. by Joseph b. 3BoWles.)
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Paralyzed in Buggy
&c n d n rhc ,rlmes- Is ispatch. )

5wINsToN-sALEM. ~ G.. AUGUST y, I. &
OF aDavie county. were driving TO Mocksyi It
thissmorning and when within q mile OF OF th "
paralysss and died withlnsa few minutes az y
being removed from ne vehicle @ ~, +
Ana leaves q wife ana eight children
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CAS- OH |. a !
For Infants and Children,
The Kind YQu8Aaye Always IN Bought 10y
,a s;. ss,:.;,ss:s,lzz2zzzs..
Week END d xcuRsIONs TO new
n -, 4 IL RsEY kEAsH ORE RE SORTS.

"a RI F., q n, 4, y HI N IS
1Jnt,l septemberl 10Th, clusIye. the r., :. !
&. p. r. r. Will sell on Friday and Saturday
J f Feach week, special excursion tickets TO-
Atlantic City Cape M lay, Ocean City and
sea isle City, M t ate of $40 round
trip from Richmond. Tickets good golnSi
only ons date ~ sale and for return pass
cage leaving destinati lon not later than
ticket agents r., y. & p. n.
n, W. A T, TAYLOR. Traffic Mana ger,
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Democratic ticket this year.
Fai5i5 go: q
1t was like a leaf out OF Vanity Fair,
says d friend In n private letter from the ~
lsS1hite sulphur, watching the wosne1a
trying to catch Mr.. Davis. There were
fifty-six widows trying their charms on
that one poor man.
That's albright. Mr.. Davis Is running
for the Vice. Presidency. IS
8s{a ==Ah--- \,
A Mr.. Tom Watson, the Populist candidate
for the presidency, has had In his heart
a kind of viperlsh, gangrenlsh hatred for
the Democracy ever since Judge Blacn,
OF Georgia, nopped up the earth VITA
him Ii, two separate races for Congress.
The gangrcno Is noticeable in his speech,
accepting his party's nomination.
& .s4 E--.4 --::.:..--- Il 8. Il,
The only thipg the Tom Watson ticket
can possibly hope TO do sis to aid In the ne
election Of Roosevelt, and in this fconnee-.
ton II may be noted that in his speech
OF acceptance Mr.. Watson sto cots harder l
ana oftener at the Democrats than at the
Republicans. n " n
Il A couple IN New York were about to
go into tho dlycrcs court, when @ rich stI
uncle came to the resele and gave them
$4,000 to kiss and make up. they did
SO and the incident IL closed b That as |
one way to prevent Tho divorce evil. -
=-=,:-.===----.e=-- l q -::=-:S-=: ssge :.
Hanover wntelmeloris have not deterior.
atcd, not In the least, but the fact is that
Hanover no longer holds the belt. Pitt
5sylvania ana Halifax have become the
great watermelon counties OF old Virginia.
$:===---==---:-=S==>- =--------S:. sis
An educated German horse underst ands
.figures-not the kind used in Congress
man Grosvenor political forecasts. but
just the plain multiple table Kind lind
5j. si{ c-------..--==-e--.----------
An Indiana II, ali, who swore ut his wife,
because dinner was not ready when he
wanted it, became ossif fled Y Ind ed:. the
way Of the transgressodf 4 Is. hard I'd
-!-.-.----t- 3 M SE
"Who is this Judge Parker ia SKIS Mr.
Hogg. OF Texas. Seems to US we hay
heard that he is$the Democratic nominee
for the presidency ;55 @
The serene exterior Of the candidates a
IS very different from the rolling and am
rumbllng emotions that stir the inner 9'r,
breast 81 3s5E. N IA I'D hi
~ B&isys 81 4 ----=------------$335
Candidate Fairbanks must be preparing
some mighty big speeches nj least st y
takes him long time 10 send 4 In n his his
copy. sis
398a4zf sssts -----------------
The prohibition dryness some parts parts
3of Virginia is thick enough TO be SIT y
with q moderately sharp carving Srife. b
s5 iiR f------------ .s al! .{4i
< Cripple Creek has been made lame ann
4 gain-that is to say, new trouble has 3
broken out there. IDS
one Of the questions Of the campaign a g
vet unanswered is where is son-in-la q "
Elkins at? sS58i
&5 The hog and Shominy outlook in old Viz "
e,n,a this year is simply marvellous.
.sEfS EgSse5 3----.------1------- J5Iss
3S6 MAYOR Taylor has probably filed q. his his
last veto.
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II Is announced that Judge John II. Cool
rick. of Fredericksburg, who,Bprlor to tho
campaign of 1896, WAS leading Demo
GRAFT but who refused to support the
ticket that year. Will support Parker
and Davis. and will make campaign
speeches N theu behalf So far - We
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q A0ToREA..
a.... tAs 1Jhs Kid YOU Aaw Always Raseea
.s't, ]; 1s,z97zls7sxI
CONVENIENCE

Purchase your Tickets at Sou thorn la y.
5way icket gsoffices, s1a or 020 I1ast Main
s Strs ana avoid the possible rush at
the depot office Pullman ticlke ts, reser-
vations In PIllmans or learners may
also be & arranged, u z nd . YOU Ii ga ggags
checked from hotel or resi- de1Aee - dests-
u;kklaP. ts sSs "A IS Sf "a 4 Ss33g u 33
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Rrlght,s Dl,aa.ls . diabetes

Ana Kidney Cong lon! arrested L. 4, day
and tnreaVto stay cured With eoitle q ,9r8
two Of Drake Phtmettn sgi I'm, u se v hi
"a IA II you wish q trial bottle fG =
Ovens and Minor Drug company. oAs- ]
EibpupS aSepsas ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Montgomery Advertiser: To be consist
ent the President must reduce the rank
and emoluments3 of every post once IN " e
spOSt1naSt er. ~ N I'll
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Personal and General.

I = ! : 4 = u
Il william Fl. Cowles, who is deaf and
dumb, has announced himself q CANDIDATE
for the nomination for Mayor of Minnie
apolis. He is man OF considerable prop
erty. 8t lSs& a. X
Director George u, Roberts, OF the
United States Mint. Is IN Denver, inspect
Ing the new, mint In that CITY, lie has
spent the last month In Alaska on q gov
ernment mission.
Right Rev. Abbof Francia Adam Gas
quet. president or the Enstsh iienedlc-
tines, who has just arrived ~ TINS sC9uI-
try 10 study Catholic institutions, Will ~
as far West as Omaha, 81. Louis ana Az
Paul
Count Albert Apponyl, leader OF the
Hungarian Parliament opposlt!on, ana
certainly the most distinguished, states-
man In Austria-H Hungary, ~ ahout 20
visit America for the first time. Ae rs
one of the delegates to the lnterparllh
mentary Convention to be held ~ ST.
Louis IN September,
The wife of the Archbishop OF canter,
bury. who is accompanying her nuHpann
to this country, and viii arrive this week
Is said TO be gifted With much literary
ability, and was OF imneasurable ASSIST
ance to nr DAVIDSON In the compilation
of her fathers biography. Her father was
Archbishop TAFT. Or. DaYldson's prede-
ceSSocA 4H5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Atlanta Constitution One thing is as
certain as certainty--the Statesboro az
fair VIII be thoroughly lnyestigate;dd ana
belong, This will be done not because
OF any outside criticism. but because
Georgia owes tito herself.
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INoRLp,s FAIR RATES VlAgR ..S F.. q r.
4 ~ 80 r 81 "a. AN o. VVASHiNGTON. ~

4 1'Sls,sssT +. r. IAN d WASHiNGTOt.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-s
8tomac Railroad will apply the following
anacIal round trip rates to ST. Louis. VIA
Washington. IN connectio on With the Penii-3s
sylvania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio
4 1Yailroad. AZ count OF the Louisiana Pur-5
ma a. Ixposition. Season tickets, s33.G 90;
ret,,rn limit, December IL, 1904 \; sixty
h daVs, tickets. $500; fifteen days tickets.
ga 90. For further Information apply to
Ticket agents, Byrd Street, Elba or Main
Street Stations, Richmond Transfer Com
- e ri w. !. Il. TAYLOR. 3,
&e3t5 5iEFi tsS5 Traffic Manage or, me-
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n, q Il HlNTl TO = RAvELERs
Z a. 2 g, ~ 81, <Fa ~ apry roll

,,rnnrietor8 81 the beaverton. Mich, Hard
- tva "a a Co, was taken very sick with
navel trouble. travelling "a lesln IAN
from Saginaw. Mich. advised q him g get
al bottle OF ChamberIalns .
:, - q Sian rhoea h II emedy, Shich he did.
..lt soon cured me, and 4 take pleasure
I, recommending II. he says. No 4 one mo
should leave home on n journey without
q bottle Of this remedy. It is almost
81, r.. & 70 be needed and Is not obtainablei
while on steamship or ca rs, For sale
by all druggls ii ~ n 4,
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can hear, all the so.cailed gold Demo
Gratis are now in line, and will vote the.
Democratic ticket this year.