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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Returns from
allnois come in very slowly. me
4epubiican managers claim the state
|ssafely Republican for the national
%ket. 1t is expected d an approx
~ nate eeHht will be reached early THIS
ttsruoon. One hundred and TWEEN
l'seyen precincts in the city OF Chi-
ago, cut of III give Blaine, aG,642;;
|vtvelsnd, 54,5lO Nothing las been
||seceived to change the complexion OF
|ae Congressional delegation sent OUT
sstnight The legislature on a JOINT
&ht is in doubt,
seven hundred and twenty-s'1
|peclncts, including 126 IN COOK
%u0ty give Oglesby, l58,35i; LAT
Iaon, l5O,369; l62 precincts in Cni-
|ago give Blaine, 1891; Cleveland
Ss!"'; Oglesby, 45,797; HARRISON 'o''
nCHIcAGo, Nov. 5.-Returns from
llInois came in slow and were OF q
azure to cause doubt as to pcsslDie
sgorlty, hut the State is generaiIy
%s@ceded ~ to the Republicans, botn
y State and Presidential ticket Inc
Slrn,an of the Republican STATE
suml'tee made a claim during tne
.s,,efnoon Of 1000 majority on GOV
fm ff,Sr and a majority in both branches
'Ae legislature,
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ALBANY. Noy. Sat IL q. m. the
Erening Journal claims New York
ST t. in doubt aud says an official
v.ts will he needed. The congress
slonat delegation will be II Republic
cans and il Democrats.
NEW YokK, Nov. 5.-The Cbnt>
mereiat advertiser says: At the
b. ur IF going ts press 1880 q. m. it
may be said that the presidential
election is more in doubt than at any
time since the polls closed. New
York is very close, with q prospect
of a small plurality for Blaine. Moth
Ing definite is known of New Jersey.
That State. as we'll as Virginia, is
claimed by both parties. The ele-
ment- of uncertainty are many.
Later returns may satisfactorily set
tie the question, but at this writing
it looks as though the official figures
weuld be necessary to determine the
result of the election.
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WISCONSIN,.

E,v. hundred and n,nety-two
rn. ravo and wards. including . over
one-half tie States sa;m eIs of o 1s6'
shows q net Democratlc .g galhh ahow " a net
Eve hundred precincts aos snow r. " the the
Dsmocratic gain OF s;SI. = S.v. a pro. @
Democra ic cket should nav 1awainine i f
norrionste n. gain in the Iemaln s91, 40 r. :
lp'rsc;ncts posc;;utt the Republicans can Will ca'i'
the State by about 1O,oo. o,.+.,
The Democratic. sta.e srom 7,ooo Hs'' to t,
COMMITTEES conceue. tho basis of the
500 ReR'fsi1Grse1e p reeeised IT, EsPsDt sPoht
mean central commi''00 o
10000
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The Situation i'm In diana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-At the
Democratic committee rooms, while
the claim of carrying the State by
over 10000 is still kept up, the
further claim Is made that the Re-
publicans are doctoring returns to
deceive the people.
Chairman Henderson says the
Democrats have elected ten congress-
men and the Republicans one
(Brown) with two districts, the
Eighth and Ninth, in doubt.
Chairman New, of the Republican
committee, says Brown, Johnston,
Steele and Owen are elected to Con-
gress.
The First district is in doubt. The
State is in doubt and claimed by both
parties.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5-rhe
probabilities now are that out of the
SIX congressional districts in CAL
-ifornia the Republicans have carried
the Second, Third and Fifth, with
the others doubtful; a Republican
gain of four Congresslnen.
Two hundred and eighty-six pre-
cincts and wards in forty-four Coun-
ties OF Ca ifornia give Blaine 26 go;
Cleveland q $50; against Garfield.
q ,674; Hancock, 18.7l8.
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Gems in the Treasury Vault.

Washington Cor. Chicago Inter ocean,
In the bond vault of the treasury
is quantity OF diamonds and other
precious stones which have queer
history. Their value is variously
estimated ut from $50, 900 to 500, 900.
There is a bottle four or five inches
long filled with glistening diamonds,
and besides these large number OF
separate stones of various kinds.
Some of them are set in beautiful
gold ornaments, intended for per-
sonal wear. Most of them have been
in the custody of the treasury officials
for forty-five years. These were sent
to President Van Buren, in 1889 by
the Imam of Muscat, q country of
Asia, as q testimonial in recognition
of some service to that country by
his administration. Just what it
was nobody appears to know. Van
Buren could not accept them for
himself, although it was the
desire of the donor that he
should do so by reason of the clause
in the constitution which forbids
any person connected with the gov
ernment accepting any present or
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New York Uncertain.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The newspa-
per offices are surrounded by large
crowds eagerly scanning the bulletins
"a they appear. There is feeling of
great uncertainty as to the Repub-
iican success in the State. At the
Democratic headquarters Blaine's
majority outside of New York and
Kings county, is placed at A 900.
while the claim is made that New
York City and Kings county will
give Cleveland the State by lO,-
COO. These latter figures are based
on private kilograms. There is a
feeling of great uncertainty among
Democratic leaders, and but little en- =
thusiasm is maifested at Republican
headquarters.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Four hundred d
and seventy-seven precincts give
Blaine so, ,754 Cleveland, II ,O39; But
Ter, 14.O67 st. John, 1918 fusion
plurality of 1882. The same pre-
cincts give Alger (Rep.) for Gov
ernor, n, ,7S8; Begole. (fusion) 72,4l8;
Preston (ProhibltioDist). ,6,S76. Re
turns show the Democrats have car
ried the First, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth and Tenth, and the Repub,i-
cans the Third, Ninth and Eleventh
districts. The Second and Fourth
are in doubt. The Fifth is very
close and may go Republican.
Free Press reports from twenty
seven counties show net majority
for the fusion electoral ticket OF ,642
and the State ticket 4,O78.
SAGINAW, Nov. 5.-This district,
the Eighth, has gone Democratic, al
though the figures are not known.
r. G.. Horr, (Rep.) is defeated by
1arsrey, Fusion. The Republicans
concede Tarsney's majority $40, and
the Democrats claim l, 400.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Retn rms from
Michigan in regard to the fusion
vote may he somewhat confusing.
To get the fall fusion vote on Presi-
dent it is necessary to add the vote
given separately in the bulletin for
Cleveland and Butler. If the vote Of
the State Is decided for the fusion
ticket, as seems probable at this
writing, q p. M Cleveland will re-
ceive six electoral votes, Butler six
and one gees for Blaine.
In voting Democrats and Green
hackers voted for the same man for
twelve electoral places and for diff
ferept men for the thirteenth place
which allows q chance for seven
Blaine eIs ctors. It was desired to
find the relative strength of the
Green hackers and Democrats. hence
the vote is sent separately. Reports
80 far in give very little information
about the upper peninsula which is
Republican stronghold, but indica-
tions are for great Democratic gains
there.
1p.m. Very little additional re-
turns have been received from Mich
iqan this morning. 1t is believed
the Republicans elect Presidential
electors. Fer governor between BE-
COLE (fusion) and Alge (Republican)
will be very close, with both parties
claiming victory. For Congress the
fusionists elect representatives In the
First, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh
ali Democrats. The Republicans
elect in the Second, Third and Nlnth.
The Firth Is still In doubt. There are
strang indications of the election OF
a Democrats in the Eighth. Horr's
district is still undecided, but has
probably gone fusion. Nothing a.
ditional is reported on the legislative
This afternoon the vote received
indicated the election Of the state
and national ticket, but figures alter
this somewhat. The Democrats now
claim the State, but the vote VIII ne
too close to tell soon. The Repuoil-
cana claim the State by clear msJor-
ity. The upper peninsula has oeen eel
heard from in favor of the Repuon..
cans. but the exact vote is not yeC
known. Congressmen are about as
heretofore reported.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.-The latest
returns from New York State out
side of New York and Kings coun-
ties show IN ,432 election districts
already reported from that section
that the average Republican plurali~
ty has been as nearly as possible to
IS in each. If the 564 distri is yet to
hear from return the same average
plurality they will yield 1910 plur-
ality for Blaine. This added to the
49, ,938 plurality shown by those al
ready reported will make the Repub-
lIcan plurality, exclusive of New
York City and Kings county, SO. 9.678.
The Democratic plurality in New
York county is, according to the
latest compilation, 42,786, and that of
1zlngs Is, 152. 1t appears, therefore,
that the Democratic plurality of ST.
O38 will be overcome with upwards
of II 600 to spare by the plurality
with which Blaine comes to Harlem
river. These contingent returns are
holding out as favorably for
the Republicans as they
have done up to this time in
the State at large. AS q matter of
fact later returns have been more
favorable. The counties from which
no returns have been made are AL
bany, Allegany, Cattaraugus, CSyu-
ga, Chautauqua. Clinton, Delaware,
Duchess, Essex, Fulton, Hamilton,
Herkimer, Jefferson, Madison, Mont
gomery, Ontario, st. Lawrence,
Schenectady, Schoharie. S.euber.
Sullivan. Tompkins. Ulster and
West-chester.
ITHACA; Nov. 5.-Congressman,
Arnot, protection Democrat is
KINGSTON, Nov. 5.-The Repub>
licans elected Lindsey to Congress
by $4,000.
BUFFALO, Nov. 5.-Jno. M. Far
quhar. Republican, is elected to Con-
gress, and Col. John h. Weber, Re-
publican, in the Thirty-third con-
RressioDal district.
LocKPoRT, Nov. 5.-Wilber, Re
publica !, for Congress, is elected in
the Thirty-third district by 5Oo ma
iOritY.
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BUTTE MONTANA, SATURDAY NOvEMBER s. 1884

decoration from any foreign power
or potentate. ohave returned them
would have been an Insult to the
royal giver, and what to do with
them was question tt1at puzzled the
Presidential mind. They we're final
" turned over to the treasury, aud
there they remain until this day.
The entire collection was accumu-
lated In similar way.
Other presents were sent to gov
ernment officers by kings and princes,
who had not read the constitution Of
the United States, and nothing
could be done with them except to
stow them away in the vault They
DO not have any definite owners, and
they bear about the same relation to
the government that unclaimed
p ckages do to an express Office.
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Phlllipsbur9.

The principal mines of the town
are the Hope and the Granite Noun
tain. The former company employs
some seventy-five to eighty men.
They own their own mill, which is
the oldest silver mill in the Territory.
They work some twenty-five tons of
free-milling ore per day, and get
good results. The Granite Mountain
Mining company, employs some $50
men, and take out twenty-five to
thirty tons per day. The ore is very
rich, but contains much base metal,
requiring to be smelted. Much of
the ore assays 500 per ton. Works
for this company are now going up.
Although Phillipsburg i0one Of the
older mining camps in the Territory,
it is not yet worked out, and there
are said to be good chances for in
vestment there.
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DEER LODGE.
Toole and Pemberton Garry tho
Town.

Special to the MINER:
DEER LODGE, Nov. 5.
The vote Of this place is as follows:
For Delegate-T0ole, PA; Knowles,
1888.
For District Attorney-Pemberton
(Dem.) 222; Mcbride, (Rep.) lit.
Member of Co0ncil-Mitchell
Dem 227; Birdseye, (Rep.) 1e6.
Representatlves-WinstOn, DENY
l84; Conrad Kohrs. (Rep.) &6; D.
Walker, (Dem.) i92; Perkins, Rep
Isl.
Observation-Disclosures, (Dem.)
MO; Morgan Evans, (Rep.) 153; Da-
ley, (Denl.) 160; Van Gundy, (Rep.)
2Ol.
For Probate Judge Durfee, (Dem.)
Isl; Emerson, (Rep.) pa.
County Observation-Disclosures, (Dem)
203; Lew Coleman, (Rep.) 1S9.
Clerk and Recorder STANLEY,
fDem.) 2l8;. r. l.. Davis. (Rep.) ITS.
Sheriff-McMasters, (Dem.) 255;
Kennedy, (Rep. l37.
County Assess0r-Bailey, (Dem.)
1872; Lodge. (Rep.) 2t9.
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KANSAS.

m AsIcHIsoN, Kas., Nov. 5.-Atchl'
ii" eiuos EQUITY complete, except one pre-
,aN, ruet, gives Marlin Republican? for
shs ssih'efhor l4s majority over Gllck'
]ss,! Iag Carried it oy / 800 in 1882 Coz.
Ns,ll N,llh estimates his plurality In the
cS'e from 10000 to 10000. Inc
hl'sa:o.l'ion h.: claims the State ior
sNan ne oy over So. 900 plurality. fae
|lhee ior st. John is insignificant.
Nil complexion of the legislature
ls.s lm iasure the return of u Repub-
WI United States Senator.
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new York Returns.

NEW York, Nov. 81 Thirteen
hundred and seventy-nine election
districts outside Of the cities of New
York and Brooklyn give Blaine
8,614; Cleveland, 272 329; Butler,
8.484. st. John. 16. .285; . net Demo-
cratic gain of 10, Sol.
Fourteen hundred and fifteen elec-
ton districts outside OF New York
City and Brooklyn give Blaine 326, :
O92;; Cleveland 277,O22; Butler, S,649;
st. John. 1894; q net Democratic
gain of II, COS.
Fourteen hundred and thirty-two
election districts outside of the CITY
Of New York and Brooklyn give
Blaine, 800 $50; Cleveland, 1852:
Butler, 8,722; st. John, Is. .795. a net
Democratic gain of II ,O46.
One Thousand six hundred and
fourteen districts outside of New
York and Brooklyn give blaine 1852.
S78, Cleveland 3O7 ,954, Butler 9,44o.
st. John 1904.
The 254 districts in the State not
in, gave in 1880. Republican major
titles of 1881, and Democratic major.
tiles OF 3,ll8.
One thousand five hundred and
eleven election districts outsiae the
cities of New York and Brooklyn give
Blaine &4.074: Cleveland, 29l .S9l:
Butler, 1894; st. John. 17,436; q net
democratic gain of ll,272. If this
ratio holds out the Republicans will
carxH the State by 10000.
Haine now leads Cleveland 1923
with go districts in the State outside
OF New York City and Kings
County.
Sixteen hundred and thirty five
election districts in New York State
outside of the cities of New York and
Brooklyn give Blaine, 366.s47:
Cleveland, 3ll ,279: Butler, 9,547; 81.
John, 18, sos.
Seventeen hundred and five dis
tricts outside of the cities of New
York and Brooklyn give Blaine $685.
0Sl; Cleveland, 3M, $40: Butler, 10, ,538;
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 5.-The
State has gone SO overwhelmingly
Democratic that all interest in returns
|has ce,sed to exist. The Democrats
esny the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Eizth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
congressional Districts. The Re~
Euolicans carry the Second district.
|lAs is a Democratic gain of one: 1t
y Ealmost certain the Democrats have
(two-thirds majority in the legisla-
Cpra
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Nov. 5,-The Times
gives the State to Cleveland by l, III
majority. Essex county gives l,2o0
majority for Blaine. 1t is now pretty
certain That Cleveland has carried
the State ty 1000 majority.
Gloucester County gives Blaine
40 majority and Farrell (DemOcrat)
for Congress 215 majority. Biaine's
msiorlty in Atlantic will reach 550
and in Burlington Blaine's majority
10 A1E
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FLORIDA.

KEY WEST, Fla Nov. 5.-rhe en-
tire Republican electoral. congress
sional and legislative ticket is elected
here for the first time since I6, due
to disaffectiOn in the Democratic
party.
J JACKSONVILLE, NoY. 5.-Unoffi-
cial returns from all but three coun.
ties in the Second congressional dis
trict indicate the election of Dougher-
ty, Dem. over Bisbee, rep. by 700
plurality. The State is Democratic
by 1900 majority. -
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov. 5.---The vote OF
for President with only
small towns to hear from gives
Blaine G., ,2s8; Cleveland, 6S,952;
st. John, 2,2O5; Butter, 1857; CieVe-
lands plurality, liza. ooo
Cleveland carries the state ny l'zVW
plurality. The legislature is largely
Republican and will elect HARRISON.
This is definite and reliable and the
result will not be changed.
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Republicans surly and Democrats SAN
Gntne.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-At the head
quarters of the National Republican
committee, members Of the executive
cOlnm tee wele men of unusually
surly mood. Steve Elklns declined
positively tn say anything about the
political outlook. At the head
quarters of the Democratic National
committee Senator German ex-
pressed the utmost confidence in the
success and election of Governor
Cleveland. He sent a letter to
friend to-day in which he stated his
belief to be founded upon the most
reliable information that his party
would carry New York by 10000
majority; Connecticut by2, GOO.
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OHl0.

COLUMBUS, Nov. Six hundred
N lnd sixty-eight of 2,O17 precincts IN
Vhio give a net Republican gain OF
-'24 over the vote of last month
~ average of eighteen per cent. This
|ste VIII give the Republicans plu-
putty of 47,222, which will probably
Y sIednced by The RI turns from the
|Hfal districts.
All but four counties are reported
|ncfticially. Elaine carries the State
W about 81 900.
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jail Deliveries,

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Specials to
the Sentinel tell of two Jail deliveries
IN the State last night; one at Apple
ton, where five prisoners made their
escape by digging through the stone
floor and under the wall. The other
case was at Nellsville. where two
men held tor murder---Perkins and
Martin---and noted horse thief
named Thompson knocked the jailer
down and took q revolver from him
and escaped to the woods. A large
force Is in pursuit.
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ARKANSAS.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 5.-No figures is
..on Arkansas vet Little Rock IS
Republican by 46S majority; fr,m
Kensas estimates Bls.ine's majority
n % the State at 81, 900; Martin, Repuo-
icon for Governor, 10000. every
conrressman, l,1a Republican, is elected elected
and the legislature VIII oe 'o
nan
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Almest COM
plete returns from the Eighth and
Ninth congressional districts re-elsct
ONeil (Dem.) and Glover dem. }
Returns from the State are still very
mnch scattered, but it seems safe to
say the Democrats will carry their
State ticket by round majority and
elect Congressmen in all the districts
excepting the Fifth and Thirteenth,
which the Republicans claim.
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A Slx-Ounce Nugget.

idaho Sun, Nov. l: Without ques-
ton the prettiest nugget Of gold and
quartz We have seen in this camp
was shown to US on Thursday by,
Lew Wyant, one Of the owners Of
the 0. K. claim, from which prop
erty it was taken the day before. Tie
piece is about the size Of hens egg,
but nearly square, and does not ex-
hibit any great amount of "wash."
the surface being partly rough. 1t
weighs several pennywelghts over
six ounces. the gold is distributed
through the quartz in seams, which,
however, are SO numerous that the
metal is the more prominent. as is
shown by the weight. An offer Of
500 was made for it and declined.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 81 The
x.;ands of BOstner and Morey con-
s,. noSa General Kings election to Con-
ceo1 ass in the Fifth district by 5000.
Governor KeIlogg's friends admit ms
defeat for Congress in the Tnlro
district by 300 by E. j. Gay, protec-
ZIONIST (Democrat), and q wealthy
suRar planter.
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA, Nevnig, Nov. 5-The
oHumt c Is progress very slowly. Only
ABOUT half the ballots were conntaI
up 70 3 p. M, but enough to show
tnat Blaine, Wo0dburn and the en-.
tlre Republican legislature of Storey
county Is carried by from 800 to 400
majority. The Republican State
Central committee claim the State
by 100 majority,
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 5.-Blaine
was up most of the night receiving
election returns aud is sleeping late
this morning. Dispatches received
up to p. m. confirm earlier ones as
to Republican victory in New
YORK. but gives lower figures. Flor
ida and Virginia are reported as
claimed by the Republicans. The
latter is claimed very positively by
Malone and others.
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SANDS & b0yCE.
The Metal of Political An
chors That were Cast
to Windward.
The. Various Channels of USE
falness Will be Again
Occupied.
No Menace to the Grandeur
and Permanency of Our
Institutions.
The Anchor to WindWard
Which We Cast in the
Face of the Main
Street Blow.
From the Barometer of Trade
it is Evident That it
Will Not Drag.
Carloads of New Goods.
Carloads of New Goods.

The metal of the various political
anchors that had been cast to wind
ward have been tested, and the re-
suits will soon be known and the
various channels of usefulness will be
again occupied. "Competition is the
life of trade" and the existence of two
great political parties with strength
so evenly balanced is no menace to
the grandeur and permanency Of our
institutions, but it is the
GREAT ANCHOR
Of safety that holds the great ship of
State as she rides the tempestuous
sea of events, ana 1t ia that around
which the hope of all good citizens
center, regardless of which Of the two
great parties triumphed in the con-
test of Tuesday.
LOW PRICES
is the "anchor to windward" which
We have cast in the face OF the gale
of direct inap0rt0ti0ns that sweeps
down Main street. and from the barO.
meter of trade 1t Is evident that the
anchor will not drag. Nothwith-
standing the gale referred to and the
pilt>edged announcements that it
scattered 80 profusely 1t is conspicu-
ously apparent to even casual Oh
servers that our stock of dressgo0ds,
novelties, wraps, ready-made dresses,
CARPETS, wallpaper, ready-made
clothing and every other line of goods
that we handle, is now further in ad-
vance of competition than ever be-
fore. Extent of stock, variety OF
stock, elegance of stock, beauty of
display and cheapness Of prices are
all strikingly in our favor according
to the intelligent judgment of the
scores of ladies who have seen, COM
pared and spoken. We have receiv-
ed carloads of new goods the worth
and beauty of which invite your
critical inspection and the prices Of
which have been keyed down several
tones below the lowest pitch of COM
petition in order to move them
quickly. We invite you to see our
artistic exhibit whether you wish to
purchase or not and we will be
pleased to quote you prices. We are
not dressed il" n"opening''attire but We
present an exhibit that leads the van.
We have made greater prepars tiors
for the holiday trade than ever be-
fore and within the near future we
will be ready to render the best ser
vice to the great army of gifG-makers.
Very respectfully,
SANDS 4 BOYCG.
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MINNESOTA.

The net Republican majority in
The State as far as heard from of 20
900. Kardiyoh county complete
gives a plurality for Strait, Republic
can, for congressman of ,O2O. Good
hue county, except eight towns, to
hear from, gives Strait. Republican,
1852. Donnelly. Democrat, 1894.
me estimated majority in the county