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HERE ARE THE FIGURES.
Russell Has Plurality OF Nearly
Ten Thousand.

BosToN, Nov. 5.-The senate will
consist of 81 Republicans and 10 DEM
ocrats, and the mouse will comprise 1879
Republicans. 100 Democrats and indie
pendent Democrat-a Republican loss
of s in the senate and 23 in the
house. The vote for governor is:
Russell. Dem, al, 746, Bracket, Rep,
13l. S96. Blackmer, Pro, 13.Sl5; Russells
plurality, $3.50, Brackets plurality in
1889 g. 17775; vote for lieut.. governor. so
far as known. Halle. Rep. 1905 Cor
coran, Dem. l25.511. Results in con-
gressional districts:
First, Randall, Rep. one town missing,
S.640; Goldman, Dem, 6,526; second, E. 4.
Morse, Rep, I1,9l4 b. Morse, Dem, TO-
$40: third, Andrew Dem. 1862; Pierce,
Rep, l .075; fourth. O'Nefll. DEM. l1,7SI;
Copeland, Rep, 4.175; fifth Hoar, Dem.
I3, 1856: Fox, Rep, 1859: sixth, Lodge,
Re So 81: IN. . y; seventh
Coggswell. Rep. 12.512, French, Dem, TO-
900; Eighth. Stevens. DEM, IL, 613. Green
halge, Rep, IL. 233; Ninth, Williams, DEM,
1898, Gambler, Rep, 1908; Tenth,
Walker Rep, IL, III. Pratt. Dem. 10, 452:
Eleventh. Coolidge, Dem, 9.34g, Spaulding.
Rep, 9. 234: Twelfth Crosby, Dem, L., los,
Rockwell. Rep. 11,T12.
The congressional delegation thus
stands: Seven Democrats, five Repub-
.licanS; gain of five Democrats.
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The Result Of the Elections Pro.
test Against McKfnIeyisrn.

LONDON. Nov. 5.-The Post, com
menting Oh the American elections,
thinks the silver bill had a deal to dc
with the Republican disaster. The New.
says: The result is less sensational.
though hardly less significant than
woulG be the conversion Of the Ameri
can people to Cobdenism. They are al.
ready tired of the prep0sterous McKin.
ley ACT, and at the end Of another year.
when the new congress will probabls
meet, they will be so heartily sick thai
their repentance will carry them u long
way in the direction of a revenue tariff
The Telegraph says: America has MOI
been slow TO recognize the danger OF the
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d. j. +. Eppes, D. 0. J. A. Buchanan. II.
o. r. G.. Lester. u. TO- H. st. C. Tucker, d.
wAsHIScroS-
John L. Wilson, r.
WEST VIRGINIA.
]. ], o. Pendleton, u. 9. J. ID. Anderson. D..
q W. l.. Wilson. u. A. Jas. Il. Capehart,D
WISCONSIN.
]. II. A. Cooper. X. g. 1. Il. Miller, ID.
9 Charles Barwig, ID. T. Frank Coburn. ID.
j. a. X. Bushnell. D. s. n. L. Haugen. r.
4. John Mitchell, u. 8. Thomas Lynch u.
o. e. p. Brickner, d.
Clarence D. Clark. r.
TOTALS.
D DeniUcItts .'....-..'.. ..-..... ...s:te
1Hteei ;a,. ..''..'... .:
Democratic Majority oYer all. ........1as
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RETURNS COME IN SLOWLY.
Democrats Claim the Legislature
in New Hampshire.

CONCORD. y. H., Nov. 5.-The elee-
ton returns continue to come in very
slowly. The legislature will elect the
governor. All concede the election of
Mckinney. DEM, in the First con-
sressionai district, while the vote in the
Second is close. the chances being that
Moore. Rep. is reelected by $50 plural
ity. The Democrats continue to claim
the house by small majority. The
vote for senators comes in SO slowly
that no Intelligent opinion can yet be
formed
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have elected Cate In the First and
Breckenridge in the Second. and re-
stored solid Democratic delegation"
The State Register Rep.) supported
Featherston and Langley, Union Labor.
in these districts and claims their cleo
ton, but says: "While the Union
Labor voters seem to have returned to
their first love and voted with the DEM
oeIats. the Republicans rallied TO our
standard with enthusiasm. Returns
are coming In slowly. The other three
districts are largely Democratic"
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Snow Slides in Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 5.-Evans; Rep,
comedies his defeat in the Third dis
trict by 800 majority. The contest in
the First district is very close, in favor
of Butler, Ind. The state Democratic
Wheeler, DEM. has carried the Eighth
Alabama district. Houk, Rep, carries
the Second Tennessee by a majority of
600
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LAWLER WILL GO THROUGH.
His Majority Will BE About Four
Hundred

CHICAGO, Nov. Sat 1880 p. m. to-
night the results in Cook county, of
which the city of Chicago forms the
bulk, were still 4 matter of uncertainty
on the issue OF chief interest. the shrev-
atty. twenty-five precincts at the
stockyards and four country precincts
in the vicinity of Riverside had not
been heard from. The figures at hand
give Gilbert, Rep, ri over LAWYER,
DEM, for sheriff: Raab, DEM, 1880,
over Edwards, Rep, for state superin-
tendent for schools, and Amberg, Rep,
1.021 over Wilson, DEM, for state treas
urer.'Fhe missing precincts arc strongly
Democratic, and indications are that
LAWYER will pull through by about 800
or 400. though many good judges insist
that an official account will have to be
made.
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VEST WILL BE Rz-lsLECTED.
Missouri Is Democratic Enough
for That.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5.-NIissouri sends a
fall delegation of Democrats to con-
sress with one exception. They elect
the state ticket and will nave a joint
ballot in the legislature by large ma
jority. The chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee said tonight that
Wade, Rep, had undoubtedly defeated
Fyan in the Thirteenth congressional
district. He places BANDS Democratic
majority in the Eleventh at 5000; Will
son, Dem, in the Fourth at 1,500, and
Byrnes. in the Tenth, at 1900. The
Democrats. he said, would have ma
jority of probably "a in joint ballot in
the legislature, and that they mad
elected their state ticket By at least 49,
600. The return OF Senator Vest is as
sured,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

PEOPLE are impatient il they cannot find
out on the night of an election or in the next
morning paper just how they have gone all
over the country. Persons not very old re-
member when two or three weeks was often
required 10 obtain any information of the re-
suit In states at distance. In 1874 HENRY
CLAY waited three weeks to hear of his cleo
uon as president, and then didn't hear it.
The biunder of few voters in New York
state deprived him of that intelligence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

CANADIAN papers state that there has been
no reduction in the market quotations on
that side of barley, eggs. potatoes and hay
since the MCKINLEY bill went into operation.
The United States brewers who have been
using the Canadian barley still buy it. They
evidently have the tariff duty to pay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

The four states of Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas
and Minnesota have in the present congress
twenty five Republicans and one Democrat
In looking over the field some weeks since
the opinion was expressed here tina. ut least
half of the new members would be opposed
to the MCKINLEY business. That seemed but
Il vaunt of partisanship TO the other side,
but the prediction may be put in with the
returns. and the political seership staked on
tho rnSnII
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

ACCORDING to the coneeit of the Tribune
the big losses of SNYDER in Minneapolis are
due to his great personal popularity and the
fact that he had no opposition to cut any
figure. Therefore his votes of two years ago
turned up in the CASTLE column. A coherent
Interpretation of the i'll fate OF the genial
SNYDER would show great dents III hts polit-
ical physiognomy made by that ill-favored
consort of his, McKiNLEY's bill.
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These Are Clarkson's Figucs

Dies MONIES, Nov. 5.-Complete un-
official returns from fifty counties on
head of ticket received by the Register
show net Republican gain 5.125 over last
year. LII this gam continues the Re-
publican state ticket will be elected by
1900 10 5000 majority. with possible eX-
CriltiOn of railway commissioner
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Perkins Goes to Congress.

SIOUX CITY, To-. Nov. 5.-The result
in the Eleventh congressional district is
now sufficiently known to show that
Perkins, Republican. is elected by a
plurality Of LOO over Allison, Demo
crat. The Farmers Alliance cast Il very
large vote, and its strength IS one of the
by over GEO.
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No Returning Board i'm This.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 5.-The DEM
ocrats elect ex-Gov. w. D. Bloxham
state comptroller; M. r. Mabey, asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court: S. r.
Mallory in the First and Gen. Bullock
in the Second districts to congress, and
large majority Of members of the leg
iSiature,
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as his district is 5000 Republican. In
the Tenth district j. w. Kendall DEM
may be defeated. Clark and Mont
gomery counties. in which are Win
chester and Mount Sterling, are so close
as 10 require the official count. They
heretofore have together given 700
Democratic majority. Congressman
Ellis, Goodnight, McCreafy, Paynter
are reelected.
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MAY GO ETHER WAY.
Both Parties Claim the Legislature
of Illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Great interest has
been felt in Illinois as to the outcome
OF the vigorous CANVASS Gen. John M.
Palmer has made for the election of the
majority of the general assembly on
joint ballot. Early in June the Demo
Gratis, departing from their usual Gus
tom, named Gen. Palmer in state CON
ventlon as the state senatorial candidate.
against CharlG6 b. Farwell. the presen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

On MONDAY an organ of the political OPP
thaImists said it would be awkward ior Dem
ocratic papers a little later in the week ito
sing happy song over the prospects of the
country. The fact is. Democrats don't have
to look down over the horizon now to sec
the light OF the coming day, and they have
new songs in their mouths
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THOSE Republicans who saw it coming
were thoughtful enough to say it always hap
pens that way in the middle of an admiuis-
tration, and it is the best thing for the Re-
publicans, as they will escape the RESPONSE
bility of the acts of the next congress. There
is nothing like being thoughtful in these
tirnaS
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North Carolina in Line.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 5.-The major
ity of the Democratic state ticket is
estimated at 10000. The congressional
delegation stands eight Democrats and
five Republicans. The legislature is
largely Democratic.
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Cal Brice's CONGRATULATIONS.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ex-senator Calvin S.
Brice telegraphs Chairman Phelps, OF
the state central Democratic committee:
Congratulations. Ohio elects fourteen
Democratic congressman, gain of nine.
Mckinley and Foster are both de-
feated."
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LEFT NOTHING UNDONE.
West Virginia Democrats Make a
Clean SWeeD,

WHEELING. w. Va. New. 5.-The in
dications mp to 4 O'Clock this afternoon
are that the Democratic party has made
clean sweep. Hubbard, Rep, for con-
gresS in the First district, has been de-
feated by fully SEQ majority. Smith,
Rep, for congress in the Fourth dis
trict. still claims his election by small
majority. The state senate will probably
be tic.
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COLONIES ON DRESS PARADE.
Kentucky Is, as Usual, Reliably
Democratic

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Latest returns
show that Asher G.. Caruth, Dem.,
Louisville district. has 5000 majority;
Dickerson, Sixth (Carlisle's district,
5000. The Eleventh, Whitley county,
gives John i. Wilson, Rep, $50 major
ity, Republican loss OF 1850; Knox
county gives him about 400 ma.
jority, q loss of 400 votes: Bell
county gives L. j. Howard, Wilson'S
Democratic opponent, about 1000 ma
jority, a Republicans loss of 1,7OO. In
spite Of heavy losses, wilson may win
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BIG ENOUGH TO BRAG ABOUT.
Democrats Have $50 Majority
Over the Republicans.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns re-
ceived up to midnight would indicate
that the Democrats have a majority of
over $50 in the next congress. Phenom-
email gains have been made in many
states. The representation from all the
states would seem at this hour to be
about as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

llt-AI- IOIsEt ASI.
For St Paul, Minneapolis and vicinity:
Fair weather; colder.
The following message was received at st.
Paul at : 80 2. M. last night:
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Nov. $40 Observer,
St Paul, Mum: 1920 D. m. hoist cold wave
signal. Temperature will fall 10 about 10
uegS s q. m. Nov. :. GREELY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

q PRESIDENT HARRISON may be easily com
mended for going from Washington to In
dianapolis 10 vote. He might have paired
off with some Democratic friend; but that
would not have answered. Tho example
was wanted Of the highest civic functioaary
casting his ballot just like the man who will
have but one coat to wear this winter. In
view of the story of the ballot there it is no
doubt true that he inclted many Democrats
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Only One Democrat Elected.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Private dis
patches received here tonight from
San Francisco say that five out of six
Republican congressman from that
state are elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The Demo-
Gratis concede the election of the entire
state Republican ticket.
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Virginia Covered with Glory.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. Further re-
turns from the election in this state yes
terday ave no doubt that ten Demo
cratic congressman are elected. The
Democratic gains were 11,Gl2 and Re-
publican gains 1906.
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THERE was nothing sectional about the
voting Tuesday. The voice was the same
among the mountains in Montana and along
the banks of the Merrimac in Now Hamp-
shire, in the pusy factories Of the Bay state
down the Atlantic coast to the Rio Grande
and the un broken length of the great river.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

AMONG the surprises perpetrated by the
voters Tuesday is that i'll North Dakota, that
will relieve Senator PIERCE OF any necessity
to remain longer i'll the state. The legis-
lature is already anti-PIERCE. whatever may
lin ifC
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Nov. 5.-At midnight the

TOPEKA. Nov. 5.-At midnight the
: Republican central committee comedies
the election of the entire Farmers ALI
anee ticket. with the possible exception
of Willets, candidate for governor, who
may be defeated by Humphrey by {,
small majority. The committee CON
coded the opposition to Ingalls, in the
legislature will have a majority. The
Is assured
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A Majority of Illinois Congress-
men Are Jeffersoniaus.


CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The following are
the congressmen-elect from the state of
Illinois:
First district, Abner Taylor, Rep; Second
district, Lawrence E. McCann, Dem; Third
district Allen K. Durburrow. Dem: Fourth
district. Walter C. Newbury. Dem; Fifth dis
trict, Albert j. hopkins, Rep: Sixth district,
Robert Il. Hitt Rep; Seventh dis
Eighth district Charles 4 Hill. Rep.:
Ninth district, Lewis f. Payson. Rep:
Tenth district. Philip S. Post, Rep; Eleventh.
district Benjamin II. Cable, DEM; Twelfth
district. Scott Wike. Dem. Thirteenth dis
trict William NJ. Springer. Dem: Four.
teenth district, owen Scott, DEM Fifteenth
district, s. t. Busey. Dem: Sixteenth dis
trict, George w. Fithian, Dem. Seyentee nth
district, Edward Lane, DEM: Eighteenth
district, William s. ForInan. DEM. Nine
teenth district, James K. Williams, Dem:
Twentieth district, George ". Smith, Rep.
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TO-DAY,S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-For Minnesota,
North and South Dakota: Fair; stationary
temperature, except colder in Eastern Min
nesota; easterly winds. For Wisconsin:
Fair; colder. except stationary temperature
in extreme Southern Illinois; variable winds;
cold wave i'll Wisconsin and Northern Him.
ois For Iowa: Fair; colder, winds becom-
ing northerly; cold wave, except Ill South
ern Missouri.
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No Doubt About Texas.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. Sin Texas
the full Democratic state ticket was
elected by large majorities. and the en-
tire Democratic delegation to congress.
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a GLANCE around at the new legislatures
shows possibilities that the protective wall SO
carefully built up i'll the senate may not be
invulnerable before popular assaults for
much time. few bricks seem bound to
come off the Notification
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Cannon Comedies His Defeat.

DANvILLE, H., Nov. 5.-Congress-
man Cannon has received substantially
full returns from his district and COLI
cedes his defeat by from 200 to 500.
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DELAWARE Is DEMOCRATIC.
Reynolds Elected Governor and
Causey CONGRESSMAN.

fNty IUtktS EftCIcU UOEtrEOf anu
CauSey Congressman.
WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. Com
pletc returns from the whole state give
Reynolds, DEM, for governor 4l5 ma
iority. and Causey. Dem., for congress
514 majority. The city OF Wilmington
has gone Ala Republican on the head of
the ticket. The Republicans elect their
county ticket in Newcastle county by
32G majority. The next legislature will
stand: Senate, Democrats 3. Republi-
CANS 4; house, Democrats II, Republi-
cans Z. There is no United States SEN
ator to be elected. The Prohibitionists.
who had full ticket in the field. polled
about $50 votes in the whole state.
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VIII ApDeaI the president

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Kenney, the
New York supervisor, who as Mayor
Grants representative, broug 1t to this
city the police census enumeration
books. and who refused to surrender
them to the secretary. returned te
New York tonight with his books and
documents, after reiteration in Il note to
Secretary Noble to-day that lie could
not part company with them. The next
steps by sNayor Grant and Mr. Ken
ney will be all appeal to President liar
rison for recount of New York City.
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THE Democratic state committee of North
Dakota has shown itself q mary elously eff
fec;ive instructor in the educational cam
paign, and Col. BENTON has enlarged his po-
litcal proportions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

Of the state about 100 towns Officially is
1854. Morris, Dem, has 67,CGl, and
is IS short of popular majority.
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Eastern gcrertsiHg 0f6ce. Room n
Tribune Building. new York.

Complete flies Of The GLOBE always kept
on hand for reference. Patrons and friends
are cordially invited 10 visit and avail them
selves of the facilities of our Easterno flee
while in New York
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THE Republicans used to say the first re-
ports of elections were always most favor
able to The Democrats. The rear laughing is
with the Democrats this time, and is growing
louder and louder.
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Buchanan Is Generous.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 5.-Chairman
Buchanan, of the Republican central
committee, comedies the defeat of six
out Of seven Republican candidates for
pOppraSc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

WAS IT Senator WAsHBJRNE thatinstrueted
the Republican committee at Washington
that Minnesota woulo return the five mem
bers who voted for he MCKINLEY bin. and
roll up its Old majority?
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TRI. EEkLY-t Daily - Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
VT in advance 81 co mos. in adv 81 w
months, in advance - 81 w.
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Car Reed Is Dumb.

PORTLAND. Me-, Nov. 5.-Speaker
Reed absolutely refuses to speak on the
result of the elections.
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to go and vote. Probably number of Re-
publicans out OF mood with their party. per-
haps disappointed In Office, took the occa-
sion to kill BEN HARRIsoN's vote''
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Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served Address al letters and kilograms TO
TIE GLOBE. ST. Paul, Mimi.
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This Is Hard Luck.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 5.-The Con-
necticut legislature is ten to sixteen Re-
publican On joint ballot. The total vote
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JERSEY IS RELIABLE.
Democrats Continue to Boss the
State.

TRENTON. n. j.. Nov. 5.-Englisl, for
congress, has 1,S03 majority. The next
state senate will stand: Democrats, Is;
Republicans, {; independent. /. The
assembly will stand: Democrats. 80:
Republican, q. Prominent politicians
attribute the great Democrat victory to
the Mckinley and force bills. The
election passed off quietly. Some ar
rests for bribery are threatened.
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Manager stones First Attemnt.

The telephone girl gayly laughs III her glee.
For l hold all the trumps iii the game
mGrmuTs she:
i can ring III their cars till their tympanunls
crack.
And then do it again-and they dasu't swear
back. Capt. GeDrec Stofle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

grace to the country" There can be
little doubt as to the kind of fellows he
is hitting at.
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nAuY AND SUNDAY.
yr in advanceSlo CO mos. IN adv. 81 90
4 m in advance > 90 ! . weeks in adv. l oo
Gre month .....S0c
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SUNDAY ALONE.
l VI In advance s. 90 3mos. i'll adv DOC
Is N i'll advance L GO LIMO i'll adv. zoe