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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-21

Emmanuel Church was trimmed
bountifully and prsttily with flowers,
leaves, fruit, vegetables and grain last
Sunday. The whole pulpit recess was
filled with a large pyramid of every
kind OF fruit and vegetables in this vi.
cinity aud the whole surmounted by a
cross III one corner o. the Church
was a small tree with beautiful colored
leaves AID from the chandelier hung
grapes and pears. In the evening 4
short Autumnal service Of singing and
reading. The choir sang appropriate
Thanksgiving hymns and the following
selections were read; Farmer Gray's
Thanksgiving b. Mrs. Edith Dough-
erty; bringing our ~Sheayes," Miss
Fannie Black; and "Gain OF Giving,n
by Lizzie Stanton. The leader and
young ladies Of the choir deserve the
credit for the beautiful decorations and
success Of the service.
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TIM Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ohilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay require.
1t Is guaranteed to sie perfect satisftc-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25c per
box. For Sale at Robbins Popular
Pharmacy. 7-15-1y
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TIMBER SALE

be sold at public sale, on

WILL be sold at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY,, 26th day Of OCTOBER, 1892,
ON the premises, in the Township Of oldmans
on the road leading from Auburn to PerkintOwn
about | mile from AUBURN. adjoining lands Of
Thomas Guest and James Norton the timber
Is ACHES OF LIND
consisting OF White and Black Oak and Chest
nut. of about so years growth. suitable for
frame stuff, saw stuff. cord and fire wood. viii
be EAd In lots.
Meet on Public Road running through tract.
Sale TO commence at p. MI. Conditions at sale,
by DAVID WILEY,
w. A. CASPER, Auct. Agent for Owners.
GEO. Il. MORRISON, Clerk,
Sept, %. 1892.
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FISHER-m Pedricktown Oct. 20, 1892, infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Willard L. Fisher.
NEWCOMB-In Upper Penns Neck Salem
County New Jersey, Eudora Trip Newcomb,
wife OF Frank =. kewcomb in her End year.
The relatives and friends OF The family are
united to attend her funeratpn Saturday morn
ing next, % inst, at II O'Clock from the resi-
dence OF her husband in Upper penns, Neck.
Services aud interlnent at st. Georges Episcopal
Oh urch, Lower Penns Neck.
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AssIeNEE,s NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given to the Creditors Of
Charles Sholders Of the Township Of Logan In
sey, that all claims against his Estate must be
exhibited to the subscriber, his assignee, at his
o S!.lfe Il Y aa msar1sksss on s "a Defo Gsl tn u N I; Sn az
OF November A. ID, 1882 next, being three
months from the date date OF the Assignment,
end OF the Estate. And said Creditors are tfnr.
ther notified that a list of the claims against the
said Charles Sholders win be fied with the Sur
rogats OF the County OF Gloucester at the cx-
piration OF the said three months, when excep-
lions thereto may be filed by any person inter
ested. JAMES SNEETEN.
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon a healthy condition OF
all the vital organs. II the Liver be in
active, yoa have . Bilious Look, If your
stomach be disordered you have q Dys-
peptic Look and IL your Kidneys be aE-
fe5eed you have . Punched Look. Secure
good health and you will have good looks.
EIsctric Bitters Is the great alfel.tiye and
Tonic acts directly on these vital organs.
Cures Pimples, Blochess Boiis and gives
: good complexion Sold at Robbins
Popular Pharmacy, 800. per bottle.
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u Oc'oper term OF salem t;onnty
Courts convened in The Court Honss
this morning. judge Reed pre&id&d.
with associates p,rmu.- 49, .ns
i''s 49, r7'
i~hnei.
The following gentlemen composed
the Grand Jury:
william Newell. L, r. Neck.
William z FRoyersl 7. 7; Neck.
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AIlFr.e.

Those who have used DR., Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug
gist and get a Trial Bottle. Free. Send
your name and address to II. b. Buaklen
& Co., Chicago, and get i sample box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills Free, as yell as
a copy Of Guide to Health and House.
hold Instructor, Free. All Of wtkc Oh is
guaranteed to do you good and coSt you
nothing at Robbins Popular Pharmacy.
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COUNTY GLEAnIHGs.

/. G. Goforth died at WoodstoWn of
apoplexy, the result Of = protractsd
spree.
While coupling cars at W0odstoWn,
George Irwin. a brakemeD, had his
arm caught.
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Salem, N. j., Sept, %. 1892.

List OF places for holding November Election
and for the meeting of the Boards OF Registry
and Election.
SALEM.
East Ward.
First Precinct,-Geo. McDOdnols, corner OF
Broadway & Elm SITS.
Second Precinct,-At Court House.
WEST WARD.
First Precinct,-No. l65 Griffith ST., Tin the
Pierpont building.
Second Preeinct,-No. 20 Griffith st.
~PILESGR0vE.
North Observation-Disclosures Hall.
South District,-Geo. b. Grier Shoe Store.
PITTSGROvR.
First Precinct, Reeds Hall, Elmer.
Second Precinct Bells Hall, Centreton.
UPPER PENN's NECK.
South Precinct,-0dd Fellows Hall, Penn's
Grove.
North Precinct, In. Mrs. Davis's parlor, next
door to bakery, Penn's Grove.
~MANNINGT0N.
LOWER PENIS NECK.
At Wm.R Robinson Restaurant.
AILowAY.
At Town Hall.
QuINToN.
AT Tow Hall.
~ELsINBoRO.
At Union School House.
l.. A. CREEK.
At Harmersyille.
UpPER %pITTsGRovE.
In the old Store House Of Gottlieb Kress, at
Pole Tavern.
At School House, Pedricktown.
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JoHN WANAN
EIenfion Nofica

The annual election for a Steward foe Salem
County Inns House to serve one year, FROM the
18th Of March, 1898, to the 18th OF March. 1891,
will be held at the Aims House on Monday, Nov.
9Th, 1892, at 1892, at II O'Clock.
Alloway, Sept. Is, 1892. sSs.it.
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PERSONALS
James A. Denny was in Trenton OH
Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Apple. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at William u. Torton's.
Mr.. Furman Borden, of Pottsyilie,
Pa. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Lydis
Guest.
Mrs. Fannie Fletcher and children,
of Wilmington, T visiting Robert $.
Divers.
Thomas J. White has moved into his
hosse purchased Of Mrs. Amy G.
White OH Harmony street.
An Upper Neck hoy, Samuel D. Hoff-
man, has been nominated for Senator
by the Atlantic county Republicans.
d. p. Leonard spent Tuesday even.
ing In Tammany Hall, New York city
and reports much enthusiasm there for
Cleveland.
DR.. Eugene E. DeGrofft, at Mullica
Hill, will have q; yendue Eext Saturday
and expects to move to Camden OH
November LIST.
Miss Laura Walker spent last week
with William G. Flanagan and wife in
Brooklyn to witness the Columbian cell
ebration in New York.
Prof Chas. d Raiue. az MI. Holly
was in lowu last SATURDAY. and rave lie
RECORD a call. His father, Samuel NJ.
Raine, accompanied him home.
.InI,n F. Furpesop. o~rpapist of lie
M. i. Church. Frankford. Pa. who
was orpapist Mt pitman Grove camn
meeting a -oryaipst ST Inc rnion maat-
ino IN Emmanuel chnrcb His week
mc a..maa -
~ - W.,
m,ss,a saS
D.- - u1a,
~
~isichiiah oo'es' tne isspup'icah can
a'ua'e iol eualosa.e, was into"n Meo.
nesaay anu thursday anu gave .ie W
CORD can Mi' coies ~ niBniy es-
.eeuieo ny US anu = oa'enl county nas
10 w a hepuDilcan surrogate we
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xo,.,n,tfseman Crisp,p b,a team VIVA
Esehel overheard. Through ouick and
urou.r msuaaemept Il was got out
S1fhout . damage except the break.
~ of the tongue. sward and some cut
tfss a. the harness. About the same
line Harry LLOYD had the fingers OF
ri. r1eht hand badly Iacerated by be.
~ cSnabt in the hoistinR block, It
~ dressed BY DR.. H. 7. johnson.
Contractor Samuel Douehten and his
f6rcs n working at Woodstown.
After they reached there last Mon
A. morning Jesse Dourhten missed
IL rocket book containing over 500.
H1iumedIateIy hired another team and
ssrched the road all the way back
without indIng it. Then he searched
- 9,ron that took him up and found
Il an fhe seat where IL had worked out
~ III rocket.
rsumor avs j. d. Green has SIS BUSH
~ q coru 10 the acre on his meadow.
rIsntv Of n measure 16 inches and
q. - found 70 measure ia ncLes
s. whIte. of The pennsvlvania Jrni-
,,.,.,tv msds ! professional vlsis to
~ I.ms. pad,,ct lat SATURDAY.
~ h.s besc sufrsr,ro for six months
IA, some complicated disease. He
thinka ne can hello her but her
IN &. v.rv .lov Iii .erv,ca vas q.
.-.1 - n, n r Tohn,on ,hs,r fam.
- sh..,c,sn
se,t sh,rtv ava m.mher. ~ Rsnhen
$500. r,aurci, No "a :, q TIA
psss,ar. a.,
f1onheiI Of Woodstown. n surprise visit
~ rnsedsv night. Earmony Coun-
Z.--.s II. .... ..,. q,
" s.Joyse s.o sp.''o MUM 90
Reuben stephens enjoyed the hearty
welcome given them. Ex-C Councillor
w ~. Aunt. made the spread eagle
- s-us.,.s y W.. ne
=. Y. stump. y. y. springer, q. oio
maker aud +. Gaventa, all enjoyed a
good time and returned home with
that good brotberly feeling that none
tl,.u MANNERS of a Fraternal Or.
der . enjoy.
I.nxt Monday James G. Justice sued
u.,~y WsI.1,ar aud Edwu,a Riddle for
treens.sfno On lis lands ON sunday
ssl~ 500. s......- Tha a-as.,,d.r.s
ooleAo oqulto opt'pRei. Ane ue.1A
asked Tor an adjournment which was
erhnttd. The case was afterwards
-rompromised and settled.
w- 1...,.. e S..s ,.., naaasa
=. uss'00 y suns naso .nsse
john Hewitt, q promising fenn's drove
young man, as assistant In their office.
The Rapublicans Organized last We'd
..-s.. -. 10, .ha,,, ss,u ,,an.hor.
he.ssay n'sn' "isn auou' nA.y
and the Following ofhcers we're CHOSEN
President, Edwin E. Somess; Vice
n--sa.nk ut..w norcLta 80. paoratary
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NEW JERSEY GAME LAWS.
FollowIug Is a synopsis o. the game
Penalty form.

The law prohibits set-lines, nets,
fykes, the shooting of game fish or the
use Of any device except hook and line,
or any device that will interfere or
deter fish from ascending streams above
tide water inhabited by bass, trout or
other game fish, under a penalty Of $25
or Imprisonment.
The penalty for placing medicated
bait, drugs " any other substance
whatever that will kill or destroy fish
In any of the rivers of this State is i'm
prisonment for two years and $1,000
fine.
Bass less than seven and trout less
than six inches long must not be des-
troyed or be taken by hook or line Oh in
any way whatever. Penalty S25 or inn
prisonment. Ii found in possession,
that alone is sufficient evidence of guilt.
The penalty for killing any song or
insectiverous bird OF taking or destroy
ing eggs Of such birds, $50 for each of
Tense.
The penalty for trapping or sharing
any game bird at any time or place,
either on ones own property or that of
another, is SIS for each and every Of
Tense.
Hunting or fishing on Sunday is pro.
hibited,
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GOOD In the make.
up Of Fall
LENGTH clothing the
length ofcoat
is an important feature
according to the rule laid
down bygood dressers. The
correct coat is double
breasted and extra long
with a good length slit.
We follow the rule and
have for you the garments
made in keeping with it at
SIS, $50, S22, $25 and
S2S. You'llfnd at Sixth
and Market these suits.
They are gotten up in the
best style and to every de-
tail are correct. Between
them and made-to measure
suits the only difference
you'll be able to see is that
in price.
An oyercoat made right
must be long. We've four
grades, which we wish you
to see. They come in black
and blue, made extra long,
whole back and wool lined.
They are selling because
they are new and stylish.
The grades are $40, 1925,
$50 and S35.
Clothing, Men,
Hats, for Young Men,
Shoes, Boys.
]. [. Mullin u Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
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The jury at Wilkes Barre, Pa, last
week awarded Mrs. Susannah Watkins
S1625 damages against John Schumacll-
err. Tie case is unique. About six
months ago Watkins, at the saloon
kept by Schumacher, wat furnished
with liquor, aud when be UT was quite
drunk. On the way home he fell on
the railroad track and lay helpless. He
was struck by a passing tFaln and kIIL
ed. The widow brought s0it alleging
that the saloon-keeper was responsible
for his death. The case will b taken
to the Supreme Court.
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Moments Fur Mex Srar1S.

ra1NhT @Aa- 7H-
Women's Fur Mex Starts.
Manufacturers and dealers
are well nigh wild with worry
over them.
Such goods can't be had for
the tinkling Of a bell. 1t takes
time to turn rich Sable and
Marten and Mink into these
dainty necklets. 1t takes more
than time = CekllAkaid heads.
Only one firm makes them,
and tie present outbm as less
than oze hauared a day.
The small Furs, too, are
getting very scarce, and prices
are on the up jump.
Meantime women every
where are wanting Fur Neck
Scarfs, andthey want them n0ao.
We had early orders with
foremost furriers for large lots
of these Fur Neck Scarfs. The
final shipments are just in-.half
a thousand of them, including
the ones that are SO fast be-
coming precious: .
Russian Sable
Hudson Bay Sable
Sable Mink
Stone Marten
Baum Magten
a beautiful assortment OF
Labrador. Seal
Astrakhan
Persian Lamb
Angora-white and tinted
White Thibet
and a variety Of other Furs.
--
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Happy and content Is . home with /" Ths 70
chester /; a lamp with the iIehtofth morning.
casaogueswrs Rochsss1 Lamp CO. ,NsHYok
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BOARD OF F-RnEHoLpnns.

The inquest bills of Cor0per Dcpn and
Geo. II. Elkinton, Justice or Pcacc, II
the Case of Clement Sparks, dec.. laid
over at last meeting, were again
brought up. On motion, Mr.. Eikinton's
bill was refused payment, and NJ.
Dennis bill waj ordered paid.
Committee on damage to Pedriok-
town bridge reported that they had met
a committee Of Gloucester county ~
the bridge. Repairs were necessary,
which were ordered, and the commit
tee continued. The bill for dSmnee
done was ordered to be paid BY the
owners Of the tug Claudia, mud II not
paid promptly, to be sued for BY tie
counties Of Salem and Gloucester.
Committee on damage to Lover
Canal bridge reported that the bridge
be repaired and bill sent to owners OF
barge Palermo, and If not paid In req
sonabls time, to be sued for. On mo-
tion, report received committee dis
charged, and Mr.. Lawrence ordered 10
have the damage repaired.
The Treasurer Of the Almshousa Ma
given $500.
$1,000 was ordered drawn to meet
current expenses and q note OF sumo ~
3 months given. The old note Of $6,000
in bank was renewed.
SALEM COUNTY SCHOOL, ExRHHnkBs
The amount expended for schools In
this county last year reached the sum
Of S65, $780, %. The teacllers, 119 IN
number, received S44,654.11 Of this
amount, an average OF $57525 each.
Twenty male teachers received An aver
age OF S52.22 per month, and ninety
nine female teachers an average Of
S35.77. The pupils enrolled outside Of
Salem numbered 1926, an average Of
about 81 per cent. Of the ctildren Of
school age. The average daily attend
ance was but 1882, only 80 per cent.
In Salem it was nearly IS pet cent.
Only 5122 of the 6967 children Of school
aga in the county can be seated In the
school houses, but this does not apply
to Salem, where every child can ~
comfortably seated. The school prop
erty of the county, at a low valuation,
is estimated to be worth $l56. 950.
wILMINGTON FAIR A FAILUnE.
Despite the belief that the Whining
ton Fair Association had q snccessftl
meeting last month, it Is now oflclnlly
announced that there will be : deficit
Of nearly $500, and the exhibitors who
were awarded cash premiums will b.
the losers. MI other creditors this
year were paid in full hut thOso who
were awarded premiums only received
oe .a,t, ,r tha Io11.r Thu 1nfkar .ro
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
IN will be held In Salem County on Tuesday,
November 8, 1899. at which candidates for Presl-
dental Electors, Governor, Member Of Congress
member Of General Assembly, and Surrogate,
And notice IS hereby given that the Board Of
every election district and voting precinct, in
the County OF Salem, will meet on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, Issa.
said Boards viii meet on TUESDAY, the Elgh
teenth day OF October next, at the places in their
respective election districts or precincts where
t the next elect ION viii SnI, Pc hei IL az asI zen o 1ets n, In
O'Clock in the evening, for the purpose Of trans
cribing and making up from the canvassing
books two lists or registers, q the names, resi-
sons In their respective election districts en-.
titled to the right OF suffrage therein at the next
election, or who shall personally appear before
them for that purpose, or who shall be shown to
the satisfaction OF such board of registry and
election to have legally voted Is that election
district at the last preceding election therein
for LENDERS OF the General Assembly, or who
shall be shown by the AFFIDAVIT in writing OF
some voter in that election district to be a legal
voter therein ;and further, that on TUESDAY,
of Registry and Election will meet at the same
place OF their meeting aforesaid at l O'Clock p.
NJ. and remain In. session until nine O'Clock in
the evening, for the purpose OF revising and COR
rectlng the original registers, of adding thereto
the names OF all persons entitled to the right of
suffrage In that election district at the next
election, who shall appear in person before them
or shall be shown by the written affidavit Of
some voter in such election district TO be a legal
voter therein, and Of erasing therefrom the
ity to be heard, Shall be shown not to be entitled
to vote therein by reason Of non residence or
CLINTON kelly,
County Clerk.
Salem, N. j., Sept, %, 1892,
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Now that the Summer out
ings are over the dressy
young men are turning de-
lightedly to the handsome
Homespun Suits-$2o. S22, 90,
Sa5. $3o-with single or dou-
ble-breasted Sacks or Getaway
Goats.
Youngsters Of Is to Io are
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r BY A MIRAGE.
A Littie Roy Wandered on Throngha
mila Ixot plain md Mas Enunh Dead.

A Littie 10y Wandered on Througha
wild Hot Piaia and Wal Found Dead.
Al Lancaster, q town thirty miles from
here, In an open valley al the edge OF Colo
RADIO desert, lived Stephen Hansdorf. with
his wife and twenty-months-oid boy says
the Los Angeles Herald. Thursday he left
home for another part of the place where
no was working. Late in the afternoon the
mother went in search OF a stray COW. Inc
baby, clad only in q calico wrapper, hatiess
and baretooted. without the mosheta
knowledge, started after her. When sue
returned and missed him she alarmed the
neighhorhood. A searching party hunted
until night without avail. Exoiteneht
spread through the whole town. and by DAY
light next morning a strong party OF organ
lied ssa,chers renewed the quest. 1hs'e
WAS no tim DO in the region. but the CACTUS
and sage brush were 40 high as to render IL
impossible 20 see the child at q short dis
lance, even from the back of a horse.
The region IL one of intense heat. and In
tested with rRttlesnakes, coyotes ana many
poisonous insects. The earth IN many
nlaces Ia crusted with alkall. For a long
time the pa ty discovered no signs what
ever. Finally a coyote trall was struck.
On ID could occasionally be seen the loot
prints of a child, With now and then
splotches OF blood on the cactus. ArranG-
ing Themselves so they should not lose sisht
of each other. the searchers followed the
trail, sp eading themselves over a width or
half a mile. The trail led direct to the
desert and to a phenomenon known as DRY
Lake" This lake is nothing more than a
solid bed of white alkali. the crust OF which
is perfectly hard and level. Standing on
rolling sand on the edge OF this lake a
traveller heholds a wonderful mil of a
sheet of silvery clear water.
The party concluded that the child, con-
sumed by thirst. had toddled over to this
lake, and though this indurate crust would
reveal no footprints, the party pressed on
over it. Four miles from the edge was
found the dead body of the little ander
lying on his face, his feet, legs and hands
torn. and the blood crusted over them. be
had been dead but II few hours, yet his body
was blistering under the burning san. The
party seized the child and hurried back to
the edge of the lake. before reaching which
their own tongues had commenced to swell!
heat and lack of water. The little
fellow had walked all night, and had died
of exhaustion just as the sun was
ing TO manifest its fearful heat. he had
fourteen miles into one of the most
terrible regions ON earth.
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LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT.
May Require the Official Vote In
Several Counties to Deter
mine Il.
ant It Will Be Anti Republican
on Joint Ballot, That Is
Certain.
That the Four Populist Mem
bers VIII Hold the Balance of
power-Returns Slow.

Il seems quite probable that The third
PARTY members of the next Legislature oil
Montana will hold the balance of power.
thev will be four in number. three from
Silver Bow and one from Cascade. In the
absence of complete returns ana onuciai
counts the status of that body on JOINT pal
ps can only be estimated. In Lewis ana
Clarke the democrats elect DR.. Steele 60 the
,enate and four. probably five and possibly
six members of the house. In the oliver
Bow delegation there will be two straight
out democrats. three populists and hve re"
publicans. although the official vote will be
reouirsd TO determine this, there being put
Ave difference in public reports IN the vote
of four different candidates for place.
Deer Lodge comes up with q
solid delegation, though probably los-
ing the joint representative WIN
Beaverhead. A private telegram received
in Helena yesterday claimed the election
of the joint representative OF Dawson and
Cascade. One democrat, Mr.. Hamilton. ID
certainly elected in Choteau and probably
his colleague. In Cascade the popul'st can
didate, endorsed by the democrats, Is
elected, but has a republican colleague. In
the absence of figures it may be conceded
that Fergus sends down two republicans.
As Gallatin and Jefferson are both demo-
cratic, at least four of the SIX representa-
tiyss should be democratic. Madison elects
usually two republicans. They will also
probably get one each in Missoula. Meaeher.
Park and Yellowstone, for. in Silver Bow.
and two in Custer.
The democrats have four hold-over sen
stors. They elect their candidates in Daw-
son, Custer, Lewis and Clarke. Deer Lodge
Silver Bow and Gellatin, giving them ten.
It is probable that i'll the house the vote
will be twenty-three to twenty-four In favor
of the democrats, with four populists hold
ing the balance of power. The democrats
will control the senate.
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Better News From Deer Lodge

ANACONDA, Nov. 1o-[speciall.-There is
now believe to be an excellent chsnc to
save the entire Legislative ticket of Deer
Lodge county to the democrats. Eggleston,
democrat, is undoubtedly ele ctel state sen
ator, and acco ding to al the figures now
obtainable all of the seven uemoc. attic can
dldates for tie house of representatives will
go through with majorities of from fifty to
100. For joint rep esentatiye OF Dee Lodge
and Reaverhead counties Losee, epublioan,
is probably elected. The Peoples party
polled about 1900 votes in this county.
They hurt the democrats seriously in Ana
coma. but they damaged the republican
ticket il Granite and other camps.