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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-26
CONCERT At sowooIN COLLEGE.
Last Of Popular Song Reciials by Misses
vannah and Bartlett and Mr.. Turner.

Brunswick. Feb. 25.-(Specian.- The last
OF the series of song recitaiS by Misses
Vannah and Bartlett and Mr.. Turner of
Gardiner. was given in Memorial hall.
this evening. These recitals have proved
very popular, this winter. among both the
college students and the townsDeopie. The
concert was devoted entirely to the works
OF American composers. the programme
being as follows:
CanZore. Clayton Jones
Miss Vannah.
Expetectancy Dudley Buck
Mr.. Turner
Ecstasy. Mr.. H.. II. A. Beach
Miss Bartlett.
Love in Dreams. Fillmore c. Bartlett
Mr.. Turner.
Last Words, Berrcns
Miss Bartlett.
PART IL.
a. Love Song,
b. Cradle Song. Nevin
Miss Vannah.
a. Serenade,
b. Love Song to Mary. Kate Vannah
Miss Bartlett.
Past and Future De Koven
Mr.. Turner
a. Little Boy Blue, Eugene Field
b. The Fishing Party,
james Whitcomb Riley
Miss Bartlett.
Duet from Rob Roy tBy requesD. /.
De Koven
Miss Bartlett and Mr.. Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-26
Lamson & Hubbard
Spring Style, 1897.
THE CORRECT STYLE FOR
SPRING 1897.

SOLD ny
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19

! Allowances as follows
/. r. Dempsey. fees rs sheriff
ard one deputy at Oct
mbber, 1896, adjourned term
of circuit oorrt feld IN
1 February. 1897. for three
yydavs, Sra; waiting cn pro-
ccrrt, for FIVE days at
kTebruary. 1897, term, $Io;
1waiting cn County oorrt for
lsix days at February. 1897.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19
Obtained Goods LsderRalseP sePrt...e.r

Outlined Goods Under False PRfenser
One day during the first week m
March a young man going by the
name Of "'Gene" Stephenson. by some
means obtained possession of the
written notice from the Wabash Depot
agent to Jos. Stephenson that there
had been received at this place a box
Of goods addressed to him, and calling
on him to come forward, pay freight
charges and remove his property. He
presented this notice to the agent az
the depot and demanded the box Of
goods, and Mr.. Carson under the cir
cumstances naturally supposed that he
was the proper person to receipt fcr
them, turned the box over to him
The man brought the box up town
to the Peoples Dry Goods Co.'s
store where M. w. Anderson,
kindly assisted him to open it. Steph-
enson then removed a quantity Of
clothing, which he carried away with.
him, leaving the box and remaining ar
ticies at Mr.. Anderson's store. 1t was
several days before Jos. Stephenson,
the real owner of the box, discovered
the loss. The well known character Of
the other Stephenson made it compH-
atvely easy to trace their disappear
ance to him. A warrant was accord
ingly sworn out before Squire DeMoss
by w. H. Carson, and the cunning
Gene was safely lodged behind the
bars of the county jail. His prelimi-
nary hearing is set for March zotiz
when he viii be defended by o. p
Ray. 1t is probable that the more
serious charge of forging viii be pre-
! ferred against him In lieu ofthe charge
+! ofpetit larceny.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19

Hzoeas. om heavenly Father In his
insIutable providence has removed
by the hand Of death. from the society
OF has family and friend and fellowship
Of Warren lodge, No ~, A F. and
A NJ, our beloved brother, Powhatan
a Agee, who. for more than half 4
century, has been n wosthy and re-
spected member Of this community,
and for more than two score years a
tined and true member Of wanen lodge
No. ~, A F. and A NJ, and for
more than thirty years n consistent
member OF the Baptist church, and
during all thar period has by his up
right conduct and sterling integrity.
Won and enjoyed The confidence and
esteem Of all who knew him, Il Is meet
and proper that those who knew him
best and . greater part Of the time he
has lived IN the community to give
oppression Of the high esteem in winch
be vas ever held, our sorrov IN his
death. and om sincere sympathy With
the family IN their sd bereavement.
zx13Srs,. be il resolved; That iu
| the death Of our deceased brother, his
Eamik has sustained the loss Of kind
and afSectionate husband and father,
The community an upright and hooos-
able citizen- and our lodge = true and
worthy member. and vhile We deeply
syppaskize With the Emly Of our
brother and mourn with them in their
sad bereavement. yet We mourn not as
those who have no hope, for we have
an abiding faith. and trust our loss is
his eternal gain, and that he is now m
the enjoyment OF the rest prepared for
the people Of God. and that we Will
strive to emulate his virtues. that we,
too, may merit the high esteem and
confidence that he so richly enjoyed In
this ife and be prepared for higher
joys IN the world to come
T. That IN token Of our respect,
that this lodge be draped in emblems
OF mourning, and that the members
viii wear the usual badge thirty days
g. That the premabIe and these
resolutions be spread upon the record
Of this lodge, a copy furnished the
family of our deceased brother and
that copies be furnished the county
papers for publication
THoMAs T. ELLIOTT.
Com. JoHN C. CRkwIEY.
o. +. SMITH
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19
Gard Of Wifhdrawak

/ wish to say to my friends and
fellow-citizens Of Charlton county. that
for reasons best known to myself, L
have decided to withdraw from the
race for county school commissioner
Thanking all who have manifested
an interest in my candidacy, and
those who have promised me their
support for the kind favor to ma
shown, 1 am,
Very Respectfully,
III. BLAIR,
Trip'ett. No. March 9th, 1897.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19

In 1895, 90 per cent Of the taxes
was collected in Bee Branch town.
ship against 95 per cent for the year
1896.
In Bowling Green township, 90 per
cent was collected IN 1896 and oz
per cent In 1896.
In Brunswick, o5 per cent In 1895
and o7 per cent IN 1896.
In Charlton, 81 per cent In 1895
and 9, per cent in 1896.
In Clark, 95 per cent In 1895 and
9, per cent in 1896.
In Ccckreil. o6 per cent, 1895 and
o5 per cent IN 1896.
In Cunningham, 81 per cent IN IS.
o5 and o6 per cent IN 1896.
In KeytesviIle. % per cent in 1895
and oI per cent In 1896.
In Mendon, 90 per cent In 1895
ard % per cent In 1896.
In Missouri, SS per cent IN 1895
and 81 per cent In 1896.
In Mussel Fork, 81 per cent m 1895
and ga per cent in 1896.
In Salisbury, 90 per cent In 1895
and % per cent 10 1896.
Salt Greek, es per cent in 1895 and
GO per cent IN 1896.
In Tripsett, 60 per cent In 1895 and
81 per cent IN 1896.
In Wayland, 95 per cent IN 1906
and % per cent in 1896.
In Yellow Creek, 9o per cent II
1895 and 60 per cent in 1896.
The only two townships that made
larger per cents in 1895 than In Is9:
are Charlton and Salt Greek, the form
er having exceeded lis 1895 collec
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19

Fl. III. Philpott, editor of the Trip
lett Herald. and who has been keep
ing 'bacb," was treated to a good
supper at Harper's hotel by a friend
one evening last week. and called the
CT nsiderate act Of bis friend, "a SUBJ
stanral hyor-H
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19
The Recitation Contest.

We had the pleasure of attending
the recitation contest, given for the
benefit Of the Christian church, at the
KeytesviIIe opera house on Friday
evening, March rz,h. 1897. The en-
tertairmenf WIS given under the aus
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19
Nay Heaven Bless EN-

The following parties have placed
us under obligations by either renewing
their subscription or becoming new
subscribers for the COURIER during
the past two weeks
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19


! ship ordered to credit the personal
taxes assessed against c. +. Seneker
tos the year 1896 in the sum Of 81
county tix on account of clerical er-
Tor in extending said Seneker's tar
Sor said year.
= II. Allen. township collector Of
II Fork township this day sp-
and makes final settlement Of
ccounts as such collector for the
1906, in manrcr and form as
Iiided by section s,4e7 Of Revised.
Statutes Of Missouri, amended
jr. which is approved
iame as to John P. Becker. collector
Bee Branch township
Same as to Chas. w. Stieman, ooi-
,cfor Of Boz -ins Green township
Upon recommendation Of the town
ship beard OF Mendon township the
sum Of saoo is ordered appropriated
!, 20 build bridge across Salt creek on
1.-THE road lcadiug south from Mendon
| Through the center Of section 1855
y 70. near ne late residence Of Jos A.
Zimmerman A. r. Arlington. COM
missioner -
Upcn recommendation Of the town
hip board Of Brunswick township The
sm Of sroo is ordered appropsiased
bulld a bridge across Brush creek
he NV IA 4-s3-so- A. F. AIRING
commissioucr. ~.
hariton county. to use Of school
8 seainss Geo. Boore. q y -
ri. NJ. tenn Of crcls court s
Same az TO G. NJ Brewer at July.
~. serm-s
Same as to L. w. Grew at July.
", term.
Same as to Luvinia Coy At July.
97. term
Same as to NJ. F. Mcdonnell at
lily. 'o7. term
Same as 10 ]. s. McKittrick at
uly. 'o7. term.
Same as to G.. w. Smith ~ July.
97- term
Same as as TO Alice Showers at July
'o7. term
Township collector Of Keytesville
s1vnsliip ordered to credit the school
lsxes assessed against r l.. Cravens
"a the wear 1906 With the sum OF
>s.so on account Of said Cravens'
Irhool - ko.ng charged in Keytes-
lille village school district for said
ear instead OF a-s3-Is.
Bonds to school fund approved as
pillows.
]. c. Wallace and J. c. Crawley for
he sum OF sIoco with A F. Tooley
,ad W. Il. Vaughan as securities
Allowances as follows
eop,e's Dry Goods Co. sup
plies TO prisoners in jail. IS 2 IS
lI;stury Prsss- Spectator, print
irg ard sia,ionery-......-. I6 IS
iARiroN COURIER, same. -. 20 50
SATURDAY. MARCH I3IH-
Nov at this day comes A l.. Welch,
easurer ard ex-tficio collector ol
PARTON county ard presents TO the
ourt his application Cor a term Of this
,urt to be held on Monday. March
and. 1897. for the purpose Of max.
fnal Settlement with said collector
ovided ~ section 7.6ao Revised
!. Statues of Missouri, whereupor
ordered, ty the court, that wher
S court do adjourn il adjourn fo'
e purrose Of making said settlement
iih said welch.
Allowances as follows
4. r. Dempsey. fees rs sheriff
ard one deputy At Oct
bber, 1896, adjourned term
of circuit oorrt feld IN
February. 1897. for three
Jyydavs, Sra; waiting cn pro-
iiba,e corrt, for FIVE days at
Tebruary. 1897, term, $Io;
1waiting en- cornty oorrt for
}six days at February. 1897.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19

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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19
adjourned term held March

Ordered that this court do 7ow ad
journ until Mooday, March asnd
1891. ~
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19
COUNTY eooaT rRocnaOMGs
February. 1897. Asfoornes Term.

In addition to the proceedings CIV
en- In last weeks COURIER, the follow
ing legislation was done by The county
court at the February, 1897, adjourn
cd tern, all Of the officers being pres
ent-
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19

The average per cent Of collections
IN 1895 was IS and s-l6tks, and n
1896. 9s and r-I6ths per cent.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19
HERBERT WHITE, 4
MEMS FURNESHER. /


The following IS the Per Cent Of tax
collections made by the various town.
ship collectors of Charlton county for
the year 1906
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-03-19

Miss Elizabeth Hin left Tuesday
on a visit to friends at Mexico
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
KEN lucky.

Louisville, Ky.-Chairman Republican
committee comedies defeat IF Mayor
TODD, Republican, by Chas. p. Weaver.
Democrat. but claims gross frauds were
perpetrated in reaching this end. In
some wards, which were expected to be
strongly Republican. Todd did not hold
his vote.
Louisville, Ky. Indications are that
Weaver, Democratic candidate for
mayor. is elected by over 1000 majority
over Todd Republican.
Louisville-Reports received from "a
precincts, State, for court of appeals,
Republican, 7,l34; Shackelford. Demo
crat, 629; Hindman, National Democ-
racy, 46S.
Observation-Disclosures Republican COM
mit.ee comedies Mayor Todd, Republi
can, defeated by Weaver, Democrat.
Louisville-104 precincts, Shackelford,
10.233; Bailly, 9.7S9; HiDdman, S76.
Frankfort, Ky.-Franklr county is
Democratic by 800 majority and city by
200.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03

there we're but four Democrats lin the
lower house. This year here will be 90.
The Republicans will have "a members.
The Democrats also nade gains in the
senate and of three members out of 81
will have { out of that numbers 4 OF the
) Republicans retiring from the senate
were succeeded by Democrats.
Philadelphia Cape May indications,
Radon, Democrat. senate, and Cole, Re-
publican, assembly, elected small major
ity.
Philadelphia-D Democratic committee
estimate Democratic majority in Middle
sex county, N. j., 300.
Philadelphia-Re chairman Of
Gloucester county, n. j., estimates Wat
kins, Republican, assembly, 1000 major
ity.
Observation-Disclosures Republican ma
jority in Salem county, n. j., 400. Sus-
sex county, n. j., Ma: tin, Democrat, for
State senator, leads with about 100 ma
jority in 8 districts.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston-230 towns in Massachusetts,
compared with 1896, shows net Republi
can loss of "A ,GS1 votes.
Boston-2l0 towns in Massachusetts,
comnared with 1890, show net Republi-
can loss of 3S,216.
Boston-l10 towns in Massachusetts,
show Republican loss IS, 421.
Bostcn-90 towns in Massachusetts
show net Republican loss of III.
Boston-G0 towns compared with 1896
shows net returns loss 6,Sl3.
Boston-70 towns show net Republican
loss of 1869 votes. Everett 500; Will
liams, 1860: Wolcott, IL, 7GG.
Boston-1O0 towns in Massachusetts
show net Republican loss IS, 991.
Boston-20D towns in Massachusetts,
show net Republican loss 35, SEQ.
Boston.l6O towns show Republican
loss Of 29,352.
Boston.l2O towns show net Republi-
can loss 1G,477.
Boston-320 precincts compared with
1876, shows net Republican loss ofs66, sol
votes.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
LANDSLIDE FOR DEMOCRACY.
continued from FIRST page

cratic gain about 1o per cent to the pre-
cinct RS compared with last year that
would give the total gain of shout 5000
to the Democrats. The vote so far show
probable less 100000 votes as compared
with last year. This loss benefits Demo
Gratis
Des Moines, Ia.-Chairman Democratic
State central committee says: The very
light vote in Iowa will help White, DEM
ocrat, and predict his election.
Des Moines-Shaw, Republican, for
governor, will have not less than 10000
plurality. 8 precincts in Iowa show
lO,927; White, 1858; Cleggett, 2O7; Lee
tand, 197.
Des Moines- Show, 2S,434; White, co..
757; Cleggett, SIS; Leland, 66l.
Des Moines-331 precincts in Iowa
gives Shaw..40. 1872; White, 81 ,06l; Cleg-
gett, SIT; Leland, 80.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
NEW YORK.

New York. a. M, the returns at this
hour show Van Wyck has been elected
mayor. He leads Low by nearly $4,000
and the latter in turn has a lead over
Tracy of nearly $1,000. The total George
votes does not exceed 10000. The Glea-
son vote is inconsiderate.
New York-New York State goes Dem
ocratic by about 10000. The assembly
will probably he Republican by re-
duced majority. The New Jersey legis-
latrre is Republican by IA reduced ma
jority. TIE entire Tammany city tickle
elected with Van Wyck.
Hornellsville, n. Y.-Complete for
chief Justice for court of appeals. Wal
l,0iO; Kin, 727. In 1895 Hornellsvile
gave Democratic majority of 300
Manhattan and Bronx-five election
Wyck, 63G; Low, ESQ; George, "a; Glea-
son, /.
Manhattan and Bronx-20 election dis
tricts out of SS3, Wallace, 1859; Parker,
1858.
Oneida, n. Y.--Robert Jay Fish, Re-
publican, elected assemblyman.
Lions, n. Y.-Martin j. Greenwood,
Republican, elected assemblyman.
Queeus-10 election districts out of rs,
Tracy. 500, Van Wyck, sos; Low, SIS;
George, 392; Gleason, Ill.
Brooklyn-Five election districts Of
10, Tracy, 80; Van Wyck, 537; Low, 52S;
George, 10.
New York-Sixty districts, Wallace,
4,473: Parker. 8, 143
New York-Seventy districts, Wallace,
6,063; Parker, 1l,03j.
New York Journal says Democratic
managers claim Van Wyck's election by
$4,000 plurality.
Manhattan and Bronx-Eighty election
districts out of SS3, Wallace. G,004
Parker, l2,2SS.
New York-Manhattan and Bronx,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03

districts out of 1888, Tracy, 1850; Van
wyck, 1921; Low, 23,270; Georg, 3,273.
Manhattan and Brcnx-375 Election
districts out of 1873, Wallace, 20,7SS;.
Parker, 4,o324.
Buffalo 30 out of 64'distrlcts in towns
in Erie county give Wallace 2,049; Par
ker, 1898.
Lyons, N. Wayne county indica-
tions, plurality l 300 for Wallace up To
1880 D. nj. In 1895 gave Palmer plurality
of 5000. =
Manhattan md Bronx-15O election
districts out of SS3, Tracy, Otto: Van
Wyck, 20,O00; Low, 1882; George,
1850,
Brooklyn election districts out of
1888, Tracy, 7,726; Van Wyck, 1851;
Low, 1898; George, 1888,
Queens-30 election districts out of 70.
Tracy, 2,2OS; Van wyck, 1910; Low,
1,0T5; George, $40; Gleason, 63.
Manhattan and Bronx $50 out of SS3,
Tracy, ID, 4S5; Van Wyck, 81, D65; Low,
1901; George, 3,031. ~
- - Brouklyn-100 election districts out of
SIG. Tracy. 7.049; Van Wyck. 1896;
Low, 1850; George, 1,109; Gleason, Al.
Manhattan and Bronx-3OO election
districts out CT SS3, Tracy, 1889: Van
Wyct, 43, 1913; Low, 25,7l4; George, 3,644.
Brooklyn-130 out of SIC, Tracy. O,324;
Van wyck, 1S,4SS; Low, 1865; George,
1907; Gleason, A.
Cooperstown, y. Y.-Lelapd NJ Cox,
Republican assemblyman elected from
Olzo county. Majority OIL AGO.
Monticello, n. Y.-Sullivan county re-
turns show probable Democratic gain
of $50
Brook lyn-15O election districts out of
SIG, Tracy, 10,GS9 Van Wych, 2l,69l /,
Low, 1888; George, OIL; Gleason. Al
Manhattan and BronA--330 election dis
trcts cut of SS3, Tracy, 2D,1lS; Van
Wyck, 4S,2Sl; Low, % 4Sl; George, 4, 1873
Manhattan ana Bronx-42 election
districts ont of $50, Wallace, 33, $50; Par.
ker, 1896.
Coraiug, n. Y.-Stoehin county, j. NJ
Washburn, Democrat, elected assembly
man by $50 plurality.
Batavia, ~ Y.--John c. Ellis, Repub.
lican, is elected assemblyman
Brooklyn $50 districts, Tracy, q, O23;
Van Wyck, S,SG2; Low, Al, 4S5; George,
1910; Gleason. go.
Manhattan and Bronx-625 out of SS3,
Wallace, 40, 1888; Parker, Ill, sol.
Manhattan and BronX-60O out SS3,
Wallace, 47,S17; Parker, 10,747 Asso-
continued OH 9th page
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03

continued OH 9th page
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
COLORADO.

Denver, Col.-9:30 p. m, returns from
the State are very meagre. Both sides
claim victory, but neither claim over
5000 majority.
DEMONSTRATING known at this hour,
except that hardly more than one half
usual vote cast with % tickets in the
field and many candidates on several
tickets The counting will he slow.
Denver-A light vote reported on SUI
preme judge, the only State officer to be
elected
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
LADIES' TAMOR-MADE SUITS.

Open tomorrow 30 (new arrivals) La
dies Tailor Made Suits. Ready to wear,
handsomely tailored and finished
throughout, at only $3.50 each Cheaper
thu" they can be made ut home See
them. -.
FUR COLLARS AND FIXlNGS FOR
THE NECK.
Now ready, choice line of Fur Collar
ettes and Collar Capes for ladies, in rurs
Of all kinds.
Handsome genuine mink collar with
head and'5 tails at 50.
Marten Collar with tails at 50 80
Imitation Stone Marten Collar with 8
tails at $3.50.
Electric Seal Collars with 8 tails at 81.
Genuine Stone Marten Collars with s
tails at $l3 so.
Fur Collar Capes at So, SO. so, S., So up
to SIS.
Ostrich Feather Boas from 18.inches to
do inches long ut IS, $3.50, $40, 1925
and $l4.50. See the stock.
DRESS GOODS.
In our dress goods department we are
now offering some great values.
At 30c the yard, Swell Novelties, the
soc sort.
AT SOC, very Handsome Novelties IN
pretty stylish designs.
AT 75c. 50-nch Cheviots in the popular
shades OF Brown, Navy and Green,
At Toe, very pretty two toned pebbled
effects, 4S-noh wide. aso
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
MICHIGAN.

Black, Republican, for mayor,
shows. small 5utsteady gains, compared
with the Republican Candidates at the
last election. BY the count Black has in
81 precincts plurality of 561 over May
bury. Democrat.
Detroit-S9 precincts out 100 in De-
troit, Mayburg. Democrat, 528; ThJmp
son, Democrat, $500 majority.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03

At Toe, very Handsome Novelties III
3O-inch Changeable Effects-all shades
at 75c, the very popular Coverts in a
new style of this desirable fabric
AT 15c, all the new leading shades in
Broadcloths, iul 5D-inch wide.
At 81 very handsome quality of fine
.Broadcloth in the SWEETEST shades of the
season. - - e..,..,,...
BLACK GOODS,
40 pieces of fine Quality French Serees,
absolutely all wool. T3-day's value 33c,
our price 25c
At 29o, Is styles In pretty tat0uard
Effects in 3Ginch wide dress stuifs,
worth 81 1-2c
AT SOC, .50-inch heavy all-wool Cheviots.
Diagonals figures, etc. See them
AT 75c and Boo. great line of the new
figures on Joplin sgrounds-ve desira-
bic this season.
AT 75c, pretty things in Cheviots, and
all the newest 50-inch wide weaves at
this price.
PIiestly's Silk Warp Henriettas, ECU
doros,'' Melrose Cloths. etc. for mourn
ing dresses.
See this great range of Black Goods
IN THE SILKS
TO -MnRROW-10 pieces of large flg-
ured Satin Brocade, Gros Grain Silks,
worth 60c, at 55c the yard. Great value
Get some of this.
" Everything in Underwear, children's,
ladies' and mems vests and pants. union
suits, etc., mt prices which can not be
had
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-03
NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb.-Additiona scattering
precincts returns from small towns and
cou nty precincts serve to confirm earlier
bulletins to the effect that fusion has
carried in this State by greater plural
ity than was given Bryan last year.