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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
ALABAMA.

Vote for Cong men
President. Elected.
QSl2) QSA.)
Democratic ............ lS,lS
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-General Shelley,
Chairman OF the Democratic State Cam
paign Committee. says that reports from
the State have been meagre though there
is no doubt but that the state has been
carried by the Democrats by $1,000
The vote in the Seventh is close. with
a bare possibility that the Democratic
candidate will be elected.
Fourth, George Marshall DEM; Sixth,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Nov. 3-Tho in-
dicaticns at 10 o'clock are that Mckinley
will carry Wisconsin by at least 5000
majority The returns from 900 precincts
show a net Repub lean gain of 1850. The
city OF Milwaukee will probably give No
Knley 81 small majority. IL viii be- Il
c'cse race between often. a Republican,
for Congress and Schiling. fusion. with
the chances in favor Of the latter. The
fusion county Will bee elected IN part. The
fusion state ticket is running about
per cent ahead Of Bryan, but there seems
a. be no chances for IT'S success.
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Negroes " no Were not Allowed 10 '"'e
Tryto Prevent a Count

NORFOLK. wa riot IN HuntersNille
rrecinct was caused shortly after the clos
ing of the polls by The digit Of the judges
clerks Of election. with the books and bali
Iot-boxes. TWO hundred negro voters leit
I'm line m the close OF the polls. threatened
The Judges with violence and declared
thew would prevent the counting Of tho
vote cast.
The mob pursued the judges. and the
special police were unable 10 check the
rush. The judges escaped. however, and
the vote was counted In safety.
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TENNESSEE.
Vote FOR Cong'mon


Prohibition ..-... ..---'
NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 3.-Bryan
viii carry tl:is state by about d'V'.
-re,-lor Deml. for Governor. will be ~
ooa Democrat gains made In many
,o,rties Carmack. silver Democrat III
tho Tenth llemphis district, claims a
victory over Patterson. lgola mann NY
ena Iut az this hour. III j. Nj they are
PUN. ..- close together Judge Moo.' III
tro Third OChattanooen district seems az
This hour 20 nave q safe majority.
KNOXVILLE TENN. - The Repubh-
cans SURPRISED themselves in East Ten
rossee to-day. Brownlow wae elected 10
Congress from the First district end
Gibson is reelected In the Second dis
trict. Both are Republicans Returns
from East Tennessee counties show in
creased Republican gains. giving a ma
iority Of 1000 10 Mckinley. and the same
20 Tulman the Republican candidate
for Governor. Tho Republicans put mp
n strong fight and II would not be
surprising if Robert l.. TAYLOR is de-
feated. His home county. Washington.
went against him by one thousand ma
iority.
CHATTANOOGA.-Latest.-James u.
Richardson Chicago platform Democrat.
carried the Fifth Tennessee District by
"a GOOD majority in each II the sew % cOuu-
Jos and succeeds himself in Congress.
Revised and latest returns give the
Third Tennessee Congressional District 10
Judge John A. Moon 0silycr Democracy
over cliff Uepublicam by about 1000.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND. ORE. Nov. 3-The hea'-
lest vote IN the history Of the state va
polled to-day. At late hour tong nt
The chairman Of the kepubiicah Siate
central Committee said he was satishcd
McKinleys majority would be anywhere
from 5000 TO 5000.
Portland and Multnomah county IS de-
pended upon for majority as IL was
estimated Bryan wouiu carry Wv 60.
ovteide Of Portland and county. u Is esu-
mated that bryan will come to the Guy
with 900 maj urity. -.
Fifty-fve precincts I'm this county IN
GLIDING all put six CITY piecluD,s, 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
REDFORD ClrY. YA.-Fiye precinctl

BEDFORD CITY. Valve precincts
out OF twentyfour in Bedford county
give Bryan 705; Sewall 70i: Mckinley and
Hobart. so; Palmer and Buckner. moth
ing lowering and Johnson. nothing. For
Congress. Otey. Silver Democrat. 400
Radlord. Gold Democrat. 500.
HOWARDSviLLE. 'VA.-Vote counted
here as follows. For President. BRYAN,
1856: Mckinley. ~. Palmer ?; Mackett. J.
for Congress. TO- District Flood, 1884, Yost
%; Warnack, J.
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Vote for Cong men

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Nov. B.
Beautiful weather to-day helped 10 prihs
out "A large vote. Returns came IN more
promptly than in previous years. ono
hundred and sixty towns gave Mckinney
IS os7: Bryan. 1873; Palmer, eS1; Leverins'
514. Republican plurality. 2soZ'; major
ity over all. 29O27. The same towns IA
1892 gave Harrison 2s,Al; Cleveland h''--'
Weaver. l,02l scattering, >.
The percentage of gain in the Republi-
can vote is nearly "a per cent, and the
loss in the Democratic vote = per cent.
The net Republican gain in the towns
heard from. as compared with 1892 is "
per cent. McKinley's plurality in the
State will be 1890. The previous high
water mark in pluralities for President
was %. 50. given TO Grant in ls12. The
State will have a solid Republican dele
cation in Congress.
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JACKSON. MISS. Nov. 4.-filey ,lou-
sand * Tho estimated majority for Bryan
and SewaIl electors In Aiississippl. ne
election passed of without disiurollnks
incident, Populists generally voting Win
the Democrats. Tom watson poHtd ic99
than 10000 in the state.
All seven congressman are Democratic
all pledged TO silver. John VI. Alien. John
Sharp Williams. and T. catching5 are
returned froc ten FIRST. tiitn, ana lhlIH
Districts. while W. '. CulllVan, n
Fov, Pat Henry. and ". #. Love are
new mcbcrs from the Second. Fourth,
Seventh. and Sixth Districts. No state
,,4fg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
TEXAS.

tlbyZD htj4
p.r,octafi, ryI4s j
kephDiicah .-.+. .-..-.. ol'iff
Iopullst ....-.. s.fp,e
Prohibition ..... ....-.. -,ihl
AUSTIN. TEN. Nov. 3.-rhe election
passed off quiD flv. with "a very few ex-
ccption. The tickets were 50 miNea mat
the count proceeds slowly ana IN the
city will not be completed untiI morning.
Complete returns from the Ihlrd ward
give Bryan "A majority of : over Mckinney
Nice-Prcsident not being voted Tor Glove
lands plurality I'm the same ward four
years ago was -. Complete returns from
the Fourth ward give Bryan : plurality;
same ward four years ago gave Cleveland
= plurality. Two years ago the Demo
cratic plurality for Governor in the same
wards was 49,
Indications are that Mckinley will carry
the city and county by n small plurality.
Savers DemJ. for Congress. will have a
LARGE r1a ioritv in the city and county.
State Chairman Blake Dom) at this
hour % = NJ estimates Bryans plu-
ialify ut rocco and Cuiborson tor Gov
ernor viii have 900 plurality He SAYS
also the Democratic congressional delaea-
ton OF thirteen members has been rcfufn-
3d. so definite teturns can be expected
before to-r~criCw.
I"turus from over the state cornf-ffi,,
f'frrns elo"lv Those M II N o'cf'.is
show an increase I'm tho cpnoSitio, 10
tho Democratic ticket - az least fo0
@nd sholld they 90 Kent up Mckinley
win cairv the Slate. Priva1o tolccrim4
indicate the state will be lose 5ut iac
Democrats claim that Bryan ami S.wlii
will cnrfy 70 bv o. 900 roa i1ritv. They rlso
claim th0t Culbcrs0n Gem. fer Govor-
nor wiz - elected bv 4'ON hu. -otnrns
tnus FAR ID not sustain tho osti.1r' e.
Partial returns from congressional dis
O. cfs indicate the election of Gloss
Tcrp. no tho Eleventh. ana Noorar in
tho Twelfth. 1awlev Re9D. ir the
Terth district cl0ims he Is 'l'r-' ]. J. a.
cation, arc good for the rlo,'ijl ~
Savers DewD. in this the ninth DIS
tric. lie will carry this CITY and county
fv larigc ilaforitv re Galveston
News ooncefos 70 election of ih' prv"n
ana scwan electors. also the election -
Culherson. silver Democrat for Cover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO. y. D.. Nov 3-Returns have
been received from 20i precincts in TWEEN
ty-eieht countie- showing that Mckinley
has carried North Dakota hy at least
1900. and probably by 1900 Johnson
Republican. is reelected by l.O00. and all
the Republican State ticket is elected
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NEW JERSEY.
Vote for cong men
President. Elected.

olf lDI -llA men
President. Elected.
Qss-.l QNfJ
Democratic ..... ...... iI.0E
lcpuDlICan ...... ....... ir',FN
POpLilst ...... ........+. ."i
prCh.bitiCr ....... ..... c,l5l
Socialist 81 Dor ........ lbs
NEWARK. y. j.. Soy. at the head
quarters OF the state Republican Com
mittoe. Chairman Franklin Murphy M
midnight rested his claim az 5eOo0 for
the Republican plurality in this state.
Tho entire Republican Congress delesa-
ton rides in ou the landslide The rep
rcscntativcs are:
FIRST district-H +. Lcudcnsiager, by
1200e plurality. second. John j. Gardner.
bv 10000. third. H. T.. Howell. boy 10000.
fourth. Mahlon Putney. by 2e0; NTH,
James r. Stewart, by 900. sixth, r. w.
Parker. by 1909. seventh. Thomas Nc
Ewan. by 600: eighth, G. y. Fowler by
1000
At II =. VI. the state Legislature was
assured to the Republicans by large
majority on joint ballot. Every county
has gone Republican Oh the National
ticket but Warren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04

actcr. and the police had nothing to do
bat 10 stand around and talk TO the spec
tators
Following arc the complete returns In
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
WYOMING.

CHEYENNE. WYO., Nov. 3-Returns
from 297 precincts give Mckinley ~. Bry
an ss2: Democratic gain 2ol. The same
gains throughout the State viii give
Bryan Il plurality Of L+O.
osborne. Democrat for Congress. is
elected by an estimated plurality OF 1900.
CHEYENNE, WYO.-Returns indicate
small majority for Republicans on both
o.lnntnr.I md confessional tickets.
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Republicans shut ont

RALLsVILLE. VA. Nov. 3.-sp"ciai.-
ridges refused positively 10 admit rep
resentative OF the Republican party to
see the vote counted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
WASHINGTON.
Vote FOR Cong men
President. Elected.
Ik4Y lkNll

Icut.I..t .-.-. ..--.. -t.'V-
keIul i.l.l. ...... ...--. 80 ilu
POpIli-t ... .....-..-.-- lhlns
SEATTLE WASH, Nov. w me ,Ho
count of the vote progresses slowly, IN
dloatious are that Bryan has carried the
state and that james hamilton LOWS. oil
Seattle. and W. g. Jones of Spokane
Congressional candidates have been elect
cd. The contest between gubernatorial
candidates John r. Rogers. OF Puyallup
OFusiom and Potter Charles Sullivan, Is
close. Democrats. Populists and Free
Silver Republicans fuse on the basis OF
two electors for Populists and two for
Democrats.
10 IS estimated that the Democrats and
Populists polled each three-eighths and
frec-silver Republicans two-eighths Of
the fusion vote. This city has probably
been carried by Mckinley and Sullivan
and possibly King county. The Repub-
Leans claim Sullivan has carried the
city Of Tacoma and Poor county by t.
800 majority Bryan appears 10 have
carried Spokane city ana county by
good majority and a number Of other
eastern Washington counties. Palmer
and Lcvering received an insignificant
veto
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
OHIO.
Vote for Cong mon


SDl,CMBUS. Nov. 3.-Ohio elected To-
day beside presidential electors sec
rotary of state. Food Commissioner au-
pren1e Judge. ana Public Works 'ommls-
sionor. The Populists and Democrats
fused on the State and electoral tickets.
Each got two candidates on the state
ticket and the Populists getting I've o.
The twenty.three electors. These five
e,cctors were &c vote for Watson. The
others were 10 vote for Scw1ll for Vice
President All were of course. 10 vote
for BRYAN for President. The-e were S50.-
200 votes cast IN 1892 To-day the total
vote was about o25.Np.
While the returns from Ohio at this
hour $50 are meagre and indefinite. they
oil point 10 Rcpu' lean plurality I'm no
case do they show Democratic Gains. The
cities show larger gains ard the rural
precincts so far as heard from. show
net Republican cain Of &c per precinct.
This would indicate q Republican plural
itv i'm the state Of nj least 50ooo.
The following congressmcn have boon
elected: First district " r. shattuck
RepD: Second j. Il. i}rowncll Rep;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. Y. H.-Returns are COM
ms IN very slowly, but enough nave
already been received to indicate that
the Republicans have secured sweep
ing victory In this State. The Repuoli-
cans have plurality OF upwards OF Doo
for Mckinley. and nearly as many Tor
Ramsdeu for Goyernor-in TACT, every
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
KANSAS.
Vote for Cong men
Pre- silent. Elected.
lsI-J ilhNiJ

TOPEKA. KAs.. Nov. There being
eight long tickets on the Australian n"l.
Let. the count in Kansas is slow Returns
from scattering precincts In twenty couh-
ties show Repub lean gains NhaiI ma"
Simpson. OF the Republican state Com.
mittee. saws that Mckinley has carried
the state by 1000; that the Republican
state ticket is elected. and that the Re
publicans have elected at least i've OF the
eight Congressmcn and majority or
,no Stale LEGISLATURE. insuring election
Of United States Senator TO succeed Dir
Pe0er II is doubtful If the returns
will Doe complete before morning
TOPEKA. KAs.. Nov. AT / o'clock
4. NJ. both the Republicans and com
bined Democrat-Populist managers claim
ed Kansas and as the returns are sun
meaere It viii be impossible 10 give re-
suits for three hours. 10 is admitted at
Republicans headquarters that the state
is very close.
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STILL INCREASES
Continued From First Page)
DELAWARE.

are very slow and only a few are IN from
the state. lhis may give the city Loo
Tor Mckinley and carry the state. no
better estimate is possible. The Demo
Gratis Will nave The legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
MAINE.

PORTLAND. ME.--Maine held it's State
election In September, and to-day was for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04

None But >iIverites Allowed to witness
the tount
ApPOMATrO%. VA. Nov. Special.
The .ldge of election at this precinct We're
all white Democrats and when the polls
closed Tonight refused 10 admit amy
representatives, Of the sound-money party
10 see the surplus tickets destroyed.
There were very many ballots thrown
out as imperfect.
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thing seems to portend veritablc land
slide.
Twenty-nino towns and wards give Nc
kinley 1901, Bryan. 1853 Same towns
and wards gave Harrison 1893. Cleveland.
3II9: Mckinley gain. 2.4qS
For Governor twenty-eight towns give
Ramdell Republican, SOP. Kent Dem
ocrat) LOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
Election Bets.

Send your orders Tor Hats, Canes etc,
be, on the election TO O. II. Kerry X 60
The oi,ces OF the Keeley Institute Of
Virginia are nov located IN Richmond a.
E9 east Franklin street. for the cure O..
liquor and drug addictions and ueurss-
thenis. Write for cir .uiar. Correspor
dence confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. BOZ SIS. Richmond. We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING. W. NA.-Chairman ". O.
Dawson Republican state Committee
claims the State for Mckinley los 5000
large Republican gains
CHARLESTON. W. NA.-Noagro reports
from county indicate increased Repub-
lican majority. Republicans claim State
10y 5000.
CHARLESTON. $. C.-In the Presiden-
tial vote in Charleston city. Bryan receiv-
ed 1856. Palmer and Buckncr 525. and
Mckinley 800.
COLUMBIA. S. C.-Incompletc returns
from - out OF 81 counties so far reported
gives Bryan 6,slS, Mckinley 2.fO3, Palmer
ga.
organs majority overwhelming. II is
not possible TO make estimate
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PENNSYLVANIA.


from Pennsylvania counties are .omine
In very slowly. but indications from
figures received indicate a plurality I'm
the State for Mckinley of nearly 800 00l
The twenty-one congressional districts
boards from show the election of twenty
Republicans and one Democrat. With tie
two congressman at large this Gives he
Republicans twenty-five congrossmcn
certain. with chances even FOR them in
most Of the remaining eight districts.
Owing 10 the fierce shrieValty contest
ina Philadelphia. and the consequent
heavy cutting and trading the counting
OF the vote is progressing very slowly
tonight and at midnight the vote OF Only
a few of the thirty-seyen wards ma tho
city had been computed. Both The Ash
bridge and Crow aQhercnts are ola mine
the victory later, the Republican Cts
Committee conceded Crows dacGDa fos
Clarin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
MISSISSIPPI.

presidential electors only. Returns indi-
cate JOOOO plurality for Mckinney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-04
VERMONT.

Bradley. and vehlsage to Congress frol
this city.
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IDAHO.
Vote for Cong mon
President. kic 'tC !.
(lsJ-.D tlNiiJ

NsJ.) uS3iJ
Democratic ..... ........ 800.
Re publican 90. .-.-.- N.lff l.
Populist ........ ........ l9,a-o
lrOllDstlof' .... ..-.s.s -
BOISE CITY. IDAHO. Nov. Returns
come in very slowly and there viii bee
no figures obtainable until tomorrow
morning The State is conceded 10 Bryan
by 1900 to 10000 majority. Borah. Silver
Republican. IL is claimed. is ahead Tor
Congress. No reliable estimate or the
complexion of the Legislature can bee
made yet.
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For President:
BRYAN and Sewalrs plurality..... .. 800
fiyan and Scwall's majority. .2,3j9
For Congress.
John Lambs majority ............. $50
Republican gain ...........:...:.. 4.l''
4esc figures are approximately cor
rect.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
AN ADDRESS,.
TO the citizens of Turner County.

BY the Non-Partisan Prohibition
Union: In view of the question of pro-
hibltion which is an issue in our state
campaign this fall; the undersigned, in
behalf of the Non Partisan Prohibl-
tion union of the county, respectfully
appeal to all voters. irrespective Of
party ties, to cast their ballots for the
retaining of the prohiDitory article of
the constitution, as being conducive to
the welfare of the state, both financial
ly and morally.
And that the odium of non-enforce-
ment may no longer rest upon our
state, we appeal to the conventions OF
all parties to place in nomination for
the various judiciary and executive
offices of the county, and for the legis-
lature, only such men as favor the re-
tanning, and rigid enforcement Of the
prohibition law, without regard to per-
sonal or party consideration,
And we urge that all citizens in SYM
pathy with the the prohibitory law
put forth all honorable efforts, in prl-
mares and conventions, TO influence
the action of the action OF the parties
with which they are allied. to the end
that none but stanch friends OF law End
order shall be presented for the sutfra-
ges of the people.
And we further urge the Importance
of arousing Il sentiment favorable tc
prohibition candidates. and of concen,
trating the entire prohibition strength
of the county upon such candidates ir.
respective Of party lines.
The crisis is upon us. Let us sink
all differences in one common cause.
Stand for the home
i. b. BoUGHToN, Pres.
n. NOBLE. v Pres.
EX. G. T.. MATTEsON, Sec.
Com. w. Ii. ROBERTSON, Treas.
Mrs. +. Il. SMITH, Pres. Co. w
G. T. L.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
Mckinley Club Organized.

At meeting held at the fire engine
house Tuesday evening McKinle,
club was organized and the following
officers elected:
President. Z. S. Vaughan.
Vice presidents. F. c. Butts, D. C
Smith, A. w. Bacon, j. A. Parsons.
Secretary, j. w. Edmunds.
Treasurer, Winfield Scott.
A committe on constitution and by
laws was appointed consisting of F. S
Vaugha G. ]. Bach and Peter Allen
Robert White, r.. w. Prrtt and Ell
bridge Benson were appointed com
mittee to secure rooms for the use O
the club:
Adjourned to Monday evening, Aug
81.
The Hurley Mckinley club now con
sists OF l13 members, 103 of which are
voters in the Hurley precinct. Every
voter who believes in sound money anC
protection of American industries
should call at Brauchs drug store an6
affiX his name to the club list.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
PERSONAL.
his tripto

Hon. Jos. Allen started on his tripto
England Saturday.
e. r. Towsley returned last Thurs4
day from his sad trip to Iowa.
Mrs. w. &c. Brown and daughters
went to St. Paul Saturday.
d. Brauch and wife drove to Yaph=
ton Friday, returning Sunday.
Glen Sargent went to Yermillion OK
his wheel Saturday, returning Monday.
M. e. LaYne and family drove over
from Lester. Iowa, Saturday, returning
Tuesday.
Messrs. Lason and Shurtletf were
pleasant callers at the Herald sapctum
Monday.
w. d. Russell Of Yankton. represent
ing the Omaha World Herald, was in
town Friday.
Mr.. John Nelson of Mission Hill,
Yankton county, was a caller at the
Herald office Monday.
G. G.. Gehon, wife and children went
to Canton Saturday to visit with rela-
tives. They returned Sunday.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
The Primary system.

Hughes county republicans have just
held their primary election for nomi-
mating candidates for the several coun-
ty offices to be filled at the coming
election. They also voted upon the
question of retaining the primary sys-
tom of making nominations, and the
result was an overwhelming majority
in favor OF retaining said system. In
other counties where this system has
been tried the result has been the same
whenever vote has been taken.
This system gives every republican
an opportunity to cast his vote directly
for the man whom he wants nominated,
and prevents the trading of delegates
and manipulation Of conventions, and
for one we would like to See the plan
tried in Turner county. Of course 1T
is too late to be put. in op4ration this
year, but we believe that the republi-
can convention to be held in Hurley
Sept. % should take some action in
this matter. The nearer you can get
to the people in matters of this kind
the better it is for all parties con
cerned
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
a Great Railway.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railway Co. owns and operates 6,l69
miles of road.
Ii operates its own Sleeping Cars and
Dining Cars.
1t traverses the best portion of The
States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota,
South and North Dakota.
Its Sleeping and Dining Car service
is tirst-class in every respect.
1t runs vestibuled, steam-heated and
electric-lighted trains.
1t has the absolute block sYtem.
1t uses ali modern appliances for the
comfort and safety of lis patrons.
lis train employees are civil and oblig-
ing.
1t tries to give each passenger value
received for his money, and
is General Passenger Agent asks
every man, woman and child to buy
tickets over the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul Railway-for it it is A Great
Railway.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
DIED

JhcoBsEN-At his home 5ta miles south Of Hur,
ley. Sunday, August %, OF bowel complaint
Jacob jacobsen, aged 60 years.
Mr.. Jacobsen WAS one of Turner
county's early settlers. Coming here iii
1874, he located on government land.
south of Swan lake, where he made IA
home tor himself and family and pros
pered He leaves a wife, two daught-
ers, Mrs. o. e. Stuart OF Chamberlain
and Mrs. John Nelson of Ianktons
county, and two sons, Jacob a., who
is now in Wyoming, and one whose
present whereabouts is unknown, ands
a large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances.
The funeral services took place Tues
day forenoon and the remains were.
placed in the Niborg. cemetery.