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The morning times., 1896-04-29
S5 a MONTH

Can help feeling a certain degree or en-
thusiasIn on the sub sect.an a ST rODg, burn
ing desire TO give the facts TO others. The
sick are received. not as strangers on a trade
basis. but As brothers, on Il basis that ma EeS
business subordinate TO huna nifty. The
wonderfully small fee OF $500 month
covers full treatment and all medicines
in every case and cure is gUarinteed
inevery case accepted for trea atment. UI-tO-
date, new scientific methods, and earnest
efforts 20 benefit patients are the most
prominent features of Dr. Walkers treat
ment. ard frequently has IL happened that
one month of such treatment has relieved
chronic case when many family doctors or
lessskill ed physicians have failed completely.
DR.. Walker may be consulted personally
or by letter. with the full assurance that
his or her case is treated as a saCrediy
confidential matter His office hours are
Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. O To 5and7 to S: Tuesday md Friday,
10 to s. Sunday, 10 to IL.
The morning times., 1896-04-29
KRUGER WILL INTERFERE
Continued from First Page.
WANT HAhMoN DIS PROPERTY.

| leave the Transvaai, as this has seemed to
lie the consistent Intention of the BOer gov
ernment.
The morning times., 1896-04-29

How do you know your
money is we'll spent when you
haven't looked 1T Arthur
Burt's broadsole School
Shoes =?
I'LL F ST..
Next to Branch Pnssofiee.
Open Satu:days,9 P. n.
The morning times., 1896-04-29

Get in during
this $3.50 Suit
Sale.
Well credit you,
too.
We cannot
~ k e p th S
A~A special a i e
- MN of S10and SD
III NtDHA Suits up any
I'll VFRtE longer t h a n
NxH31 the 500 hold
!. ! !. i. q. ]. !. !. ! / !. !. !.
WA "a out - for we
-, A ,K don't look for
va 4 another such
HIBV an opportun-
IIHf ity for many
NEd a day. 1t isn't
Rs often that a
maker gets so
hard up for cash that he
will sacrifice Suits as he
did in this case, for not a
single Suit is worth less
than SO, and there are
many that are the equal of
our regular S12 ones. Yet
we offer them to you at
$3.50 each. They are in
Cassimeres and Cheviots,
and you can have either
single or double breasted
styles. There's d big
variety of patterns and as
binding a promise of salts
faction as though you paid
us every penny the Suits are
worth. You know what our
promise of satisfaction is.
Your money back without
a word if You regret your
purchase-and you'll not re-
gret it, for everything con-
sidered such another oppor-
tunlty as this isn't on record.
And with this lot of
Mems Suits we got 223
Child's Short Pants Suits
double breasted Cassimeres,
In sizes from 4 to Is years
at such a price that we can
sell them for 81. 50, although
they are regularly sold for
s.. It's a rare chance, in
deed
Walters Cotton Duck
Jackets, 59c. "a special offer
for a day or so. They are
worth 75c.
All the time you want to
pay the bill.
The morning times., 1896-04-29
THE VERY WEALTHY
The Middle Glasses, the Very Poor,
All Get Skilled Treatment
Practically Free ar
DIR WALKERS

Weli-known SanitariuUn. Iii / Pennsylvania
avenue. ad joining Wizards Hotel. No man
or woman who has ever been under DIR.
Walkef'Strea tment I'D drealizedthescienti
thoroughness of his 81 stem. and who has
become personally conversant with the
wonderfully liberal and exceptionally
hospitable provision for treating the sick
and afflicted of every class for the mere
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05
COMPETITOR CASE.


Cuban Leaders Declare Crisis Has Been
Reached Between spain and the United
States In Regard to the Prisoners.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov 5-Cuban
leaders here and in Kew West declare
that they have reliable information
that the relations Of the United States
and Spain have reached crisis and
that developments Of great interna-
tional Importance in re rard to Cuba
may be expected within the next
month.
Advices from Havana are to the ef.
feet that the departure of Consul-Gen-
eral Lee for Washington was caused
BY this crisis and that his report to
President Cleveland will be Of such
character that it will almost certainly
result in action being taken by the
United States. 1t Is understood that
the case Of the Competitor prisoners
was the immediate cause Of the depar-
ture Of Gen. Lee. The Spanish author
tiles have been disposed to proceed in
a high-handed way in regard to these
prisoners and without regard to treaty
rights The Cuban leaders say the re-
suit will be either intervening by the
United States or ignominious back
down on the part Of Spain, which
would destroy what little prestige she
has left
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05
SILL HAS HOPE.
Bryan Thinks That His Cause Has Not Yet
Keen Loaf

Bryan ThInkH That HIS Uhuse HAS NOT fet
heel, LOST
hlNcoLN' Neo'' No'' T. MT bryan
immaculate lr'enus repor.eu a' "'o'
nlgh' WA. ne oiu NOV cous'uer oiie CON
tesV az oenn''e'y ,os'' ou' ''ia'' on '"e
contrary ne consiuereu 'na. 'nere was
sun GROUND ior nope oi ms success'
ne hau eHpec'ea 'ia' ''ie nrs' returns
oeing from inc larBer c'',es' wou'o oe
against MN, ne 'ei' oroers 'ha' ''ie
principa' oui'e''is oe Sen' W MS foo,is'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05

Oregon has gone for Mckinley, and
Colorado, as was expected, has Qiven
Bryan heavy plurality, and Adams,
without doubt, has been elected gov
ernor. The interest In the election in
this state conferred in the state tickets,
Of which there were several, repre-
senting . great variety Of interests,
Idaho, Montana, Utah and Nevada
have all gone for Bryan BY heavy ma
joritieh
California has, on the strength Of
the returns at hand, undou btedly gone
for Mckinley, the city Of San Fran.
cisco giving him plurality Of 6,047.
One-half Of the outside precincts show
democratic gain Of 81 votes, showing
that the democratic reliance upon the
heavy support OF thu rural districts
was not entirely warranted.
Delaware, where the republican
party has been rent in twain because
Of the Addicks-HiQgins Hght, has kept
In the republican column. The vote
for the republican electors In this state
has been unusually large, showing the
factional dispute did not extend In any
great measure to the national ticket.
The vote Of Maryland has shown an
interesting reversal from that of the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05
JONES' STATEMENT.
The Democratic Chairman Claims That
Mr.. Bryan IL Elected.

Mr.. Bryan IL Elected.
CuIcAeo. Nov. Ex-senator Jones is
.,al ,ho f,,,o,;rn ,to.ouart ,os+
'.S" WV -''"As
nlgnt'
nave counted from the beginning as inc
states upon which we relied ior Mr. organs
election the southern states with l96 votes ana
the states west OF the MISSOURI with ol votes
making total OF III nave hoped that we
would carry Indiana Michigan and Minnesota
Ibelieve we have carried every southern state
except Maryland, and that we have carried all
the western states heretofore counted on
winch leaves us, not counting Delaware'
which think we have carried, and which
have not heretofore calculated on NV votes
One vote We certainly have in Delaware and
probably three But counting only one vote,
which we have beyond doubt 1t leaves neces-
sary to choice II votes Either Michigan or
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05
GOV. LEEDY.
William J. Bryan and the Fusion
State Ticket Garry Kansas
LEGISLATURE IS AI1I.REPUBLICAy.
VIII Not Be Repuhlican-Fusionists
Have Probably Secured Five Of
the Eight Congressmen.

TOPEKA Kan, Nov A-Bryan and
the fusion state ticket have carried
Kansas BY majority that may be any.
whore from 5000 to $4,000 At repub.
lican headquarters the hope Is still
held out that Morrill, and the rest Of
the republican state ticket may be
saved, but they back 1t with uncertain
figures 1t is a fact that the returns
SO far received put Morrill,
slightly in the lead Of Leedy, but the
outset these returns have shown
steady republican loss from the vote
Of 1892. when the fusionisls won the
state by 5000 majority To illustrate:
At II o'clock complete returns had
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05
Mr.. BRYAN'S STATEMENT,

Tho Result Of the Election Cannot lie POSI-
lively known Until the Entire Vote Is
Counted.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 5.-Mr. Bryan
last night gave out the following In re.
ply to numerous kilograms from oil
parts of the country:
The democratic national committee claims
enough states to give majority In the elect"
oral college, but the vote Is very close in several
Of the states and the result cannot be positive
ly known until the entire vote Is counted, In
oil close contests II Is wise for both sides to
watch the returns to guard against the possi-
bility Of mistake, Intentional or uninten-
tional
Mr.. Bryan dictated this statement to
a stenographer, but when pressed for
something more for the press, be de-
clined, saying be could give no utter
snce to his thoughts over the result,
or outline his intentions until the out
come should he definitely known.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05

been received from ol4 precincts, giving
Morrill, 1859; Leedy 16,64a This
shows a republican loss in the same
precincts on the vote on governor in
1899 Of 1000 and a fusion gain Of $50.
These figures represent about one.
ninth Of the total vote Of the state and
the same ratio Of loss and gain kept up
to the end would give the state to
Leedy by $4,000 or $1,000. Breidenthal
claims that these returns do not fairly
represent the fusion gains, as they are
from western precincts where the pop
ulation has become SO sparse that the
fusion speakers had little room to
make converts.
The same pa precincts give McKin-
ley 1s,74O; Bryan, 1sO2s This indi.
Gates lead Of 1885 by Bryan over
Leedy, but an analysis and comparison
Of the returns develops the probable
fact that some, evidently majority Of
the judges Of election have either
counted the Bryan and Watson vote
for Bryan or thrown it out entirely.
In the IS counties Rreidenthal has
heard from, he claims the election Of
"a mem bers Of the house and IS OF the
senate, a total of So. Out of this total
he claims gain of "a from the repub-
licans over the same representation In
the legislature Of 1895. He esti.
mates that the legislature will stand
on joint ballot; Senate-Fusionists,
81; republicans, O. House-Fusionists,
n; blicans, 4s. Total fusionsts,
.oS; total republicans, 81; fusion ma
jority on joint ballot, 81.
The populists have elected at least
five Of the eight congressman. Chair
man Breidenthal makes this estimate
Of their majorities: Ridreley in the
Third, 1850; Vincent in the Fifth,
1900; Mccormick in the Sixth, 1900;
Simpson in the Seventh, 3500 Botkin,
at large, 10000
The republicans concede these claims,
with the exception OF congressman-at-
large. They claim Broderick in the
First by 5000, Harris in the Second by
1000, Curtis in the Fourth by 500; Blue,
at large, by 1000. The six judges of
the appellate courtelected are; Abjah
Wells (rep.), ]. H. Mahan (pop), $. W.
McElroy (pop.), Manford Schoonover
(pop.), A. W. Dennison (pop.) and B. F.
Milton (pop.)
The fusion leaders last night sent the
following telegram to the chairman of
the fusion committees in each of the
counties in the state: "Place guard over
county clerks office to prevent stealing
returns. We have elected our entire
ticket A plan to rob us Of our victory
has been discovered. Prevent the
steal in your county at all hazards.
Full particulars by letter"
Fort Scott-Complete returns from
this city give the following majorities:
237; Morrill,, 1856 Complete
returns from Bourbon county cannot
be secured 90 n number of nrecincts
- hs hoora from u i Lnomn
homanar tho, tho oountv hos nono 70,
p.war nd ,ha sn,;ro fusion &C.,
Newton-The entire republican
ticket was elected in Harvey county
nv the following maiorities. McKin.
Low aos. Morrill 1sa. LONG 4a7. JacL.
son for the Legislature %: Matthews
for state senator 44o The cold dame.
cratic vote was 10
Hutchinsou-Reno county gives Nc.
Kinley 400 majority; Morrill,, as; Long,
42O; balance state ticket and Pollock,
for appellate Judge, 4l5. Botkin and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05

| 1900, while the republicans claim 25,.
900, the highest plurality ever given in
Rhode Island, as the vote is the largest
ever cast The vote for the gold can.
didates is very small.
South Dakota.
YANKToN, s d. Nov. 4. --Returns ore
slow. Chairman Elliott, Of the repub-
lican committee, Is sanruine that the
estimate OF 5000 for Mckinley will be
low 1t all depends upon the country
precincts. The towns all give McKin-
ley good majorties, but the country
10 liable TO reduce the Majority to 5, 00O.
South Carolina.
COLUMBIA. :. C., Nov. 4-The demo-
cratic presidential, congress, state and
county tickets have been successful BY
overwhelming msjorities.
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4.-The best
information obtainsble Is that Bryan
has carried the state by safe major
ity without counting the up.river and
black counties, which cannot be heard
from. The republican committee I'D.
mits that Bryan has carried the state.
As between Taylor (dem.l and Till.
man (rep.), for governor, the vote is
close, and both parties claim victory,
with chances favoring Taylor
Texas
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov THE Gal.
weston News comedies the election Of
Bryan and Sewall electors, also Of C.
A. Culberson, silver democrat, for gov
ernoE For congress, r. B. Hawley
(rep), In Tenth, is reasonably sure Of
election: in the Twelfth G. II. Noonan
(rep.) and J. L. Slaydeu (dem.) are run
ming close. Republicans claim election
Of II, Gross In the Eleventh and popu.
lists claim election Of b Gibbs In the
Sixth. Democrats do not concede
either Sixth or Eleventh. Nae
Virginia.
WASHINGTON. Nov 4-Specials to
the Post from Virginia say it is est.
mated Bryan's majority In the state
cannot fall under 10000 The demo.
Gratis will probably have eight out Of
ten congressman.
Washington.
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 4.-vote very
heavy. Indications point to republic
an gains, but the vote will be close.
Republicans expect to elect at least
one OF the two conrressmen.
West Virginia.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 4-No Of
fetal returns have been received from
any part Of the state. At republican
headquarters the statement Is made
that 1t is now only a question Of major
ity. Dovener, congressman First dis
trict, is certainly reelected, and the
claim oil three Of the 9TH
ers, the Legislature and state ticket.
Wisconsin.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 4.-McKinley's
in Wisconsin will probably
be above 10000. Returns are slow and
Incomplete. The republican state
ticket is elected by good majorities.
sauerhereing (rep.) Is elected to con-
yress In this district.
Utah.
SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. 4.-The demo.
,rats elected their congressman from
this state-William H. King. The
state will probably give Bryan $1,000
majority.
Wyoming.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-The Associated
press received the following from 10.
'eph NJ Carey; "Chevenne, Wyo., Nov.
Wyoming in great doubt; think Nc
Kiney will have small majority. 1t
nay require official count to decide |
who Is elected"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05

THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

Table Showing the Total Vote BY States and
the Number Received by Mckinley and
Bryan, Respectively.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-The following
table shows the number Of electoral
votes for the presidential nominees, SO
far as conceded:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05
A Garnett Bank Fails,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-The First ma
tional bank, Of Garnett, Kan, capital
$50 900 has failed. The liabilities are
500, 900; assets nominal. Examiner
stainby has been placed in charge Of
the hank
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05
Destroyed BY . Waterproof.

PoNTA DELsADA. Azore Islands,
Nov. "a waterspout at Poviacao has
destroyed most Of that place and a
great loss Of life in consequence Is re-
ported.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05

Providence, K. J.. NOV. The state
has given Mckinley an overwhelming
majority. The democrats themselves
sdmit Mckinley bad a plurality Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05

BosToS, Nov 4. = Ackinlev's ma
iority in Massachusetts, Is lsi,0o0 The
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-Estimate'
from every county in the state give
Mckinney an apparent plurality Of 266,
$50. The great size Of the ticket made
counting necessarily slow. and tn,
estimates in many counties are IN
doubtedly below the actual republican
pluralities. There is every reason
TO believe that the Official re
turns will show plurality for McKin
ley Of nearly ssO.0oO. The Legislature
is almost entirely republican, the dem
oeratic representatives not exceeding
10 per cent. in q emtership in The
lowar hnuse of 204
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-23
DREAMS OF DRESS.

In not few cases the gloves and shoes
this season match the costume
The norfolk style of costume will be in
high vogue all summer for yachting, cy.
cling, travelling and tennis wear.
Crossed corsages and many pretty flchu
effects appear upon some of the dainty
and most poetic creations of French genius.
Gloves this summer Will more frequently
match the gown than they have done OF
late, the white and tan colors being less OF
universal livery.
Jacket bodices of dresden brocade in
dainty colorings are worn with stylish aft
ernoon toilets of mohair, plain peau de
sole, fancy silk or etaInine.
The linen duck, holland, Russian crash
and pique suits are very natty and stylish
this year, but they share honors with the
handsome grass linen toilets.
Among the dainty French novelties of
the season are sabran vest fronts of bead
wrought or spangled mousseline de Sole
chiffon and cream white net.
Lace wrist ruffles partly yelling the hand
are in great favor. This soft beautiful gar
niture falling over a delicate white hand
enhances its charm and is also so accom-
modating that it tends to conceal the i'm
perfection of q hand that is too large or
fiorid or exhibits other defects.
Some very stunning Paris hats-stun-
ming is the word-received by Fifth ave-
nue. importer this week are in broad brim-
med Rembrandt and pompadour shapes
weighted with chaplets of grasses, brambles
and hazel leaves, this pale green foliage
taking the place of the ivy and green wheat
SO popular last year.-New York Post
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-23
RREcKINRIDeE in BREEcHEs.

If ambassador Breckenridge should weal
his court trappings in Arkansas he would
be in grave danger of being winged
Washington Post.
While our Russian ambassador had tc
wear knee pants at the coronation it is
pleasant to know that he didn't have tc
appear as Mr. Observation-Disclosures
tn Eagle.
How would it do to attach ambassador
Breckinridge's court costume and adopt it
for national bicycle costumes We believe
this suggestion to be worthy of serious
Observation-Disclosures journal.
The car compelled ambassador Brock
inridge of Arkansas to don black silk knee
brooches, silk stockings and patent leather
pumps with silver buckles. This will kill
breckenridge in Arkansas all right enough.
Minneapolis Journal
If Minister Breckinridge's legs bear as
close resemblance to baseball bats as dc
those of some of our cycling friends, con-
gress should at once rebuke him for his un-
warranted revelation of national secrets in
appearing at the cars coronation in knee
brooches Chicago News.
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souTHWARD.

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