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Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

II any one needs to be put in proper
frame of mind for thoroughly enjoying
Thanksgiving, he should read the Double
Thanksgiving Number OF "The 1oNfRs
COMPANION" which is just out. From
the artistic cover in three colors to the
Children's Page, it abounds with season
able things, including no less than seven
complete stories, one of which was award
ed Five Hundred Dollar prize in the re-
cent compeEition.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

Mrs. Lofstead and family have gone to
Denver to spend the holidays with Swan
Lofstead who has been there year.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

Our competitors out of business We think this Great West large
enough for ALL We do sell goods Bottom Prices and they must
follow be egated the We have all time employed
in looking after trade WE ARE HERE TO STAY We
trying We satisfied here and propose to have all
mail addressed IN U WaKeeney Kansas for years
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

DOVE sell CHEAP?
1st--We pay Cash for goods and discount
our bills.
2d--We attend to our own business and
give others the sameright.
3d--We purchase of houses that sell goods
. at lowest possible price for spot cash.
4th--We expect to make this our perma-
nent home.
5th--We buy where we please and are not
owned by any wholesale house under
the sun.
6th--We sell to all, the rich, the poor, the
big, the little, everybody, at the same
price; one price and that for the cash
7th--Our assortment is the largest and the
best selected.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
Andrew S. Marshall.

Homestead Application No. 10, 66I for the east hall
of the northeast quarter and east half of the south
east quarter Of section a. in township II s. range
west of the 9th P. n. ..
He names the following Witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: Stuart L. Shorthill, George Galloway, JohI
Lemke and William Lemke, all of Ws-Keeney, Ire
I-29 LEE MONROE, Register.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
Looh at This! It Tells!
4 RTICS-Men's, S1.20.
95c.
Abdominal Corsets, $1.20.

COLLARS-Celluloid, 15c.
OOLLARS-Linen, 12c.
Curling tongs, 16c.
Cabinets, Sc.
Carpet binding, 19c
Crochet hooks, &c.
Cambridge oil cloth.
Cuffs, celluloid, 28c.
Carpet slippers,
Curtains with fixtures.
Caps, mems, 34c and up.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
For Sale or Trade.

10 uIBpOso Ut OlO-uO1Do WoBOuJ 7
good 6-year-old Missouri jack, jennet
and all of block 81, Wa-KeeReY.
w. B. ROBINSON,
Gibson, Kansas.
Wanted-Money, Lumber, Fencing,
Cattle, Ponies, Tree Claim, Money and
Money. w. b. ROBINSON,
4Otf Gibson, Kansas
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
Richard Owens,

Homestead Entry Application No. l6,6o6, for the
southwest quarter Of section so, in town II south
range "A west Of the 9Th P. II.
he names the following Witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land. viz: Frederick Schwanbeck. OF wa-Keeney
Trego county, Kansas, John Connor and Charlie,
Thomas Bundy, OF Wa-Keeney, Trego county, Kan
I2-2T Ike MONROE, Register
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
FOR PUBLICATION.
No. 6n6q

Land once NHvS5ss At waxsepsyi ne aSs 5sn'H' s5s
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of bis intention TO make final
proof In support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before register and receiver of the
U. g. land office at Wa-Keeney, Kan, on January
5, 1891, viz:
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

December 1s 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof In support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Recefv'
er of the o. s. Land Ofice at Wa-Kesney, Kan, on
February 2, 1891. viz:
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
Are still Receiving and Disposing of Immense In
voices of Goods.

You tell who Buys and Sells goo who has the Trade by
where Uncle Ben Sellers unoads the Boxes They marked
U and Unoad Unpacked and Sold at the Opera House Store
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

Our have Double what hoped for expected
shewd best buyers the best posted best judges or eoo TAOS
who are looking for bargains our best patrons
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

December 10, 1890.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27
ATTORNEY

kfibusiness before the o. 8. Land once aDd In
erIor Department promptly attended 70.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

-,kherevsr you see hesd strike #,
ss0ecisIIy n t,beedS to be hit"
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

For Trego and Nees Counties. School, Syndicate,
Decided Land and City Property for sale. Special
attention given to business before U. 8. Land 0hoe.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

Prompt and caresul attention given to any and alI
business before fhe Z 8. Land Once.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-27

Twill warrant all my work. Please
riyer me q call. am north OF Opera
Block and in the rear Of Dr.. Farmers
DFug Store. A. Z. LIFE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-06

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The election
Of Pattison, democrat, for governor is
conceded by the republicans by over 5000
The democrats certainly gained two con.
gressmen and figures are so close in three
other districts that official computation
may show possible democratic gain OF
four or five. The present delegation in
congress stands u republicans and seven
democrats. The legislature remains
strongly republican, though on joint bal.
lot the majority Of l02 in the present leg.
islature will be somewhat reduced.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-W. A. Watres,
republican. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stew
art, republican, for secretary Of internal
affairs, are elected, Notwithstanding the
defeat Of the ticket. Complete returns of
this city show a plurality ranging from
q, 600 TO 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Revised fig
ures says Pattison's plurality for governor
exceeds 1000.
L. p. Gillespie, democrat, is elected to
congress from the Twenty-fifth district,
defeating Alexander Mcdowell, the re-
publican, and Thomas W. Phillips, in.
dependent republican.
The latest returns from % congressional
districts Of the state show the election of
IS republicans and 10 democrats. The
present delegation from this state is q re.
publcans aud Z democrats. Both con.
testanls claim the Seventeenth district,
but complete returns, which, however, are
not official, give Elliott 100 majority.
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show Dorsey, republican, 1896; Tbomp-
son, democrat, 1874; Klein, alliance, r.
55s.
CHICAGO, Nov. Editor Rosewater Of
the Omaha Bee sends the following to the
Associated Press: "The election OF W.
j. Bryan. democrat, over ". ]. Connell,
republican. the present member from the
First district, and William A. McKeighan,
democrat aud alliance candidate, over
Harlan, republican, in the Second dis
trict Is now conceded. The Third dis
trict is still in doubt. The three eandi-
dates, Dorsey. republican; Thompson,
democrat, aud Klein. alliance, are running
neck and neck, and IL will take another
day, possibly two. to ascertain which is
elected.
flames Z. Boyd, democratic candidate
for governor. carries this Douglas coun-
ty by over 1900, with three more pre-
cincts TO hear from, which will probably
increase his majority TO 1900. IL Is
doubtful whether Richards, republican,
will be able to overcome it in the state.
"Theremaindero of the republican ticke,
Is In doubt. Reports of the legislature are
incomplete. Latest returns indicate pro
hibition is defeated in the state by over
1000"
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New York.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Bently, democrat,
for congress, is elected in the Twenty.
third district.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns up 10 noon
show the democrats elect 67 assemblymen
in this state and the republicans 50. Two
districts are still I'm doubt, with a PROBABLE
ity IN favor of the republicans. Nineteen
look like tie. On joint ballot United
States senator will depend upon the re-
suit.
NEw YORK, Nov. 5.-The World, demo-
cratic. estimates the democrats will have
a majority in the next congress between
SO and ".
The Mad aud Express, republican, con.
cedes the democratic majority to be al
least 80.
The SUI, democratic, places the demo
cratic majority At 50.
UTICA, Nov. Van Horn, democrat, Is
elected 10 Congress from the Twenty.
fourth district
ALBANY, Nov The private secretary
TO the governor states that the next a..
sembly, according to results received. will
show the democrats will have ee member.
sure. lie estimates the republicans elected
at 50.
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DIxON'S SAFE MAJORITY
II Will Not Vary Iuch From -Four
Hundred and RIity.
RETURNS SLOW BUT SURE
Probability That Buford is Elected
Senator From Madison County.
Making Five OF the Eight
New Senators Democrats.

All returns received yesterday con-
hrmed the triumphant election OF Judge
Dixon as Montana's representative IN the
next congress. His majority, IL Is believed
by the state central committee. will vary
only very slightly from $50. Silver Bows
majority is reduced from the estimate OF
80 10 907, with two small precincts
10 hear from. These precincts
were standon last year. On the other
hand Deer Lodge goes up from the first
estimate and will give Dixon a majority
Of 10. Missoula is conceded by the re-
publicans to Dixon by a small majority,
as is also Lewis and Clarke. Gallatin
shows up well with majority Of rs. In
the COW counties Carers majorities are
reduced all along the line. These are the
central committees figures by counties:
II is estimated that the seven remaining
precincts IN the county will give about 30
majority for Dixon.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. i.-So many personal
and other interests entered into the con-
test IN North Dakota that, while the result
may be known this week 10 the heads Of the
ticket, some minor candidates will have 10
wait a longer time. The figures received
are more favorable 10 the claims OF the
republicans. A three-cornered fight was
complicated by the local contests and EN-
bitiered by hot battle for the permanent
location Of the capitol. The returns indi-
cate that Mellette and the republican
ticket are elected by uncertain pluralities.
The legislature is slightly republican.
Woman suffrage is defeated and the cap
itol has been located at one Of two cities,
Huron and Pierre fought hard for the
capitol aud neither will concede anything
TO the other. Full returns will be neces-
sary 10 settle the matter.
Alton township in Brookings county,
North Dakota, gives Pickler p, Gamble
Il. Zipp Is, Leavitt As, Steaveus 81, Cald-
well II, Mellctte %, Loyick IS, Huron o.,
Pierre -.
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OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Returns OF the cleo
ton are still meagre, but indicate the
probable election Of Boyd, democrat for
governor by small plurality. Complete
returns may possibly elect either Of the
three candidates, but the large democratic
gain in Omaha and the eastern end OF
the state give Boyd the best chance. Tho
democrats gain one congressman, Me-
Kraghan surely, and probably another,
Bryan. The election of Dorsey, republi-
can,in the third district is not yet certain.
There are / 2G5 voting precincts in Ne
braska outside OF Douglas county. OF
these less than ~ have reported the vote
cast, only one county in the state Price
has finished the canvass Of its vote. From
all other points come reports that at noon
they were slim. Counting 199 precincts
outside Of Douglas county and including
one-half the wards In Lincoln, show a
total vote for Richards, republican, for
governor, l5,72J; Boyd, 1884; Powers,
independent, l3,5j3. In Omaha
and Douglas county the count
is almost completed. Richards for gov
ernor received 3,Oa5 votes and Boyd, dem
ocrat, li,0ll votes, with 10 city precincts tn
hear from. The returns give Boyd an
apparent majority Of s,275, but tho terri
tory yet to hear from is largely rcpubli.
can, and there is a possibility that this
majority for Boyd may be wiped ont.
A telegram just received from Mr..
Richards, republican ca ndidate Tor gov
ernor, states that he is confident OF his
election. In spite OF THIS, however, II is
probable Boyd, the democrat, Is elected.
The figures on the amendment are
fuller than ON anything else careful
estimate shows that prohibition was
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THEY'RE DoWNHEARTED.
Missouia Republicans Not Pleased With
the Returns.

the Returns
Special tothe standard
MIssoULA, Nov. People have done
little else to-day than rest after yesterdays
labors aud talk over yesterdays results.
On all sides the democrats are jubilant.
Their countenances show the happiness
which reigns within them. The republi-
cans take the results in various ways.
Some appear not 10 care very much, while
others look as IL they had suddenly been
bereft Of everything in this world and
chances for the next With some il is a
very serious matter. They had bet nearly
all the money they had on Carter, and now
they see that II has gone glimmering.
Reports have come in very slowly to-
day. Lo Lo reported eight and Carlton
seven democratic majority. The best
news received by the democrats was that
from Potomac, announcing that Camas
Prairie had given only - republican ma
jority. The republicans had figured on
90 there and many democrats had feared
that il would be 70 or 100.
The only important precincts yet to
hear from are the four in the Flathead
Lake country. They returned about 40
republican majority last year, but II is be-
lieyed that these figures will be cut down
somewhat this year.
The district court assembled this after
noon. La-La-See, the Indian who, on
Saturday, was found guilty Of murder.
was sentenced TO be hanged on December
10, the same date as that fixed for the
hanging Of Pascal aud Antler. The
court then proceeded TO the trial OF pierre
Paul, another Indian, who Is charged
with having killed one OF two white men,
the other OF whom was killed by La-I.s-
See. The panel of jurors soon became
exhausted and the court adjourned 10 give
the sheriff an opportunity TO summon q
special yenire.
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Michigan


DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-Up 10 IL p. m,
indications are that the democrats have
elected the governor by about 10000 plur-
aliiy and the rest of the state ticket by a
substantial vote. The republicans are
conceding only the defeat of their guber-
natorial candidate. AT the last election
the republicans returned the state ticket
by about 1000 majority.
The state senate will be close, but up 10
the present time shows democratic ma
jorty Of three. The republicans concede
the house, which the democrats claim by Il
majority. During the last session both
houses were republican. The senate by a
majority Of II and tine house by 81.
In the congressional election the dem
ocrats returned their candidates in the
following districts, according TO present
returns: First, Second, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh and Tenth. All congressional
districts in Michigan last election with the
exception of the First and Seventh, re-
turned republican congressman. Eleventh
Coolidge, democrat, Twelfth, Crosby,
democrat.
The congressional delegation now
stands seven democrats, five republicans,
gain Of five for the democrats.
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DNons majority IN the state, t6s.
OF the senator's ut least four democrats
are elected, as stated by the STANDARD
yesterday, namely Mats Of Missoula,
Gibson Of Cascade, Cardwell Of jefferson
and Hennessy Of Silver Bow. The prob
abilities are that Buford, democratic can
didate in Madison county Is also elected. A
dispatch was received at midnight. stat
ing that a majority Of the republican dis
tricts had been heard from, and that these
give Belford a majority Of q and Dixon q
majority Of IS. Madison will be very
close, but the chances seem TO favor Bel
ford, as he is making small but steady
gains,
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Thompson Pals.
sreclal % The standard.

Special 20 the Standard.
THOMPSON FALLS, Mont, Nov. g.
Thompson Falls, the banner republican
precinct Of Missoula county. has swung
into the democratic column, giving Mats,
the democratic candidate for state sena-
tor. a majority of % over Parsons. Carter
carried this precinct by a majority Of
three votes while last year the republi-
cans carried it by AZ. The vote stands,
Carter los, Dixon l03, Mats III, Parsons
a.
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AT pHlLLlPsBuYo.
Democrats Did Their Work In . Qai~t
and Dfgnifc<k-1nnnnsA-@e

Special 10 the STANDARD.
PHTLIFsBuRo. Nov. 5.-Everything
passed OIL yesterday very quietly but lohg
before the polls closed il had become APP
parent that Carter's former majority
would he cut down almost TO nothing.
The same is true Of Granite and other
precincts. the democrats maintaining
throughout dignifled and gentlemanly
bearing and all Of them working together
like beavers.
The republicans are abusing each other
and are whispering that men high up in
the councils Of their party voted and
worked for Dixon.
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Wisconsin.

MILwAUREE, Nov. 5.-Chairman Payne
Of the republican state central committee
at IL a. IN. gives the state legislature 10
the democrats, and says the Wisconsin
delegation will stand i6 democrats and
three republicans.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Chairman Payne
comedies the state senate and assembly 70
the democrats. Thomas, republican, for
congress in the Seventeenth district, il
defeated. Lafollett, republican, is de
feated in the Ninth. Advices at noon say
that Haughen is sure Of reelection.
Chairman Wall of the democratic state
committee claims majority Of 5000 for
Peck for governor, and claims six out OF
nine congressman.
The latest returns from the state indi.
cate a plurality of 10000 and upward for
the democratic candidate for governor,
George w. Peck. The democrats elect a
majority Of the assemblymen and state
senate. In the lower house they will
have majority Of 30 or over and in the
senate a majority Of two. They elect
seven out of nine congressman.
The Wisconsin delegation in the next
congress will be as follows: First dis
trict, Cooper, republican; Second, Bar
wig. democrat; Third, Bushnell, demo-
crat; Fourth, Mitchell, democrat; Fifth,
Bruckner, democrat; Sixth. Miller, demo-
crat; Seventh, Coburn, democrat; Eighth,
doubtful; Ninth, Lynch, democrat.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. BY yesterdays cleo
ton Governor Merriam's 4,0o0 plurality
Of two years ago has been reduced so
greatly that there is apparent reason for
the democratic claim that he has been de-
feated. The legislature, as far as
heard from, seems close, the republi-
cans claiming a majority, but admitting
the possibility of combination OF the al
lance and democratic strength might
control the next legislature. The scat
tered news received last night prevents
possible statements.
Lind is undoubtedly returned from the
Second district, S. G. Comstock is also
surely reelected in the Fifth, Durmel in
the First and Snider IN the Fourth are still
in doubt, with chances In their favor.
Hall is defeated in the Third.
ST.. PAUL. Nov. 5.-1 p. m.-Additional
returns since II 80 give Merriam 1886,
Taylor 23l, Lind 4i9. Wilson 2,63s, Boble-
ton 263, Baker 237, Owens 1,isO, Foote 36i,
ID. S. Hall 1881. Pinkham 81, Mathison
226, o. NJ. Hall i,652, Brown PA, Mcclure
2S3, Gamble "a, Lindholm 36s, Bierman
b6i, Comstock 797, Kron 8. whiteman 4g9,
Wesenberp 40, Dunnel $50, Henderson
2s7, Clapp 265, Harris 73, Calhoun ll2.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 5.-Full returns and
carefully prepared estimates in Mime
sofa give 1872 plurality for Wilson, dem
ocrat. for governor. The counties heard
from include the four big counties. which
gave strong votes against Merriam, while
those yet to be reported are mostly repub-
lican. II is also claimed the greatest of
the alliance strength has been included
in the counties already reported. For
these reasons the republican committee
still claim the election Of Merriam by
about 1000 plurality, but the democrats
are equally strong in their claims Of the
state for Wilson by from 1000 10 1000.
As TO congressman IL seems probable
that three of the five are republican.
Nothing complete has been received
abont the legislature but the republicans
claim small majority.
In North Dakota the republicans elected
the congressman and state ticket by 1000
Scarcely any returns have been received
from South Dakota.
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Storer, republican,
for congress IN the First district has a ma.
jority Of 2.2sl, a republican gain Of 7,l6s.
In the Second district Caldwell. republican,
isre-elected bya majority Of 1919. a repub-
lican gain Of 9,61s.
WoosTEB, Nov. 5.-Waync county gives
Warwick, democrat, for congress major
i,y OF 45O over Mckinley.
DETROIT, Nov. b.-A private telegram
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ALL ARE DEMOCRATIC
Il Was a Ysritable Cyclone That Struck
RepublicaniSm.
CRUSHED INTO FRAGMENTS
Almost Every State In the Union
Has Gone Democratic. Penn
sylvania and Michigan
Included.

CHICAGO, Nov.6 A table made up by
the Associated Press from figures
and estimates received up to
o'clock Thursday morning show
that the next house Of representatives
will stand 225 democrats, 1Ol republicans
and 5 Farmers alliance. Territorial dele
gates are not included in the table. II is
not thought that the official figures will
make much change in these totals.
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PARIS, Nov. 5.-The customs committee
Of the chamber has concluded the gen.
oral debate ON the new tariff bill. The
committee by a vote Of "a 10 10 has
adopted the principle Of double tariff.
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THE SOLID SOUTH.
Texas. Florida, Ntasisslppi. Loui.ians All
Tell the Same Tale.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S--In Florida the
democrats elect Ex-Governor Bloxham
state comptroller. babry associate justice
OF the supreme court Mallory in the First
and General Bullock in the Second dis
trict TO congress, and large majority Of
the members of the legislature.
In louisiana they elect the full demo
cratic delegation " congress.
In Mississippi seven democratic con-
gressmen are elected by overwhelming
majorities.
In Texas the full democratic state
ticket is elected BY a large majority and
the entire democratic delegation TO con.
gress.
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Gallatin.


SpeelA 70 the Standaru.
BozENAN, Nov. 5.-Salesyille, Gallatin
county, gives Dixon 20, Carter S6, Corbly
10, being the same democratic majority as
last year.
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Massachusetts,.

BosroS, Nov. 5.-Ths Journal, republi-
can, says: The election resulted in the
choice of Russell, democrat, for governor.
but incomplete returns do not Indicate
the election of any other democratic can
didates Tor state Offices. In the congress
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Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Mining Brokers, Collectors and Convey
Rncers.
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