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For sale.-First-class square Piano
and gasoline stove,
Go Mrs. j. C. Walgamot.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

We will meet competition in Wind
mills, Pumps etc isner & Kennedy
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L. Wetzel was in the city last week
5aking subscriptions to be used in
building a Lutheran church in the
Windhorst settlement. He had raised
about 81 900 when we saw him. He
expected to raise about 81, 500 in all.
From his success in the short time he
had been out we shuld judge that he
would have no trouble in raising
twice that sum if he wanted it.
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A Light That's

A Light That's Bright.
The electric light equipment of the
Santa Fe Route.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

Rev. L. Ashbaugh and Miss Ida
Wiesse of Windhorst were married
this week at the home of the brides
parents in the presence of large cir
Gle of the friends and relatives. An
elegant collation. was served to about
200 people after the ceremony. A
great many valuable and beautiful
presents were given the happy couple.
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See US for anything in the imple-
ment line -Misner & Kennedy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

". NJ. Beezley went east on No. G
Wednesday morning.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

Lon Tn&te"itz and sister spent last
Sunday IL Larned.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

| Mrs. Carter entertained a party OF
friends at the Clark house yesterday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

School books are strictly cash t.
all.-M. DaTar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

New goods at Schnatterly's Jewelry
Store. In Porter's Drug store.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

Oh Gee! Have you seen that fine
fruit at the Bon Ton Bakery.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

Buy your Poultry Netting and
Window Screens OLA. Hottewitz.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

Miss Recie Brelsford spent Sunday
in Larned.
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What is the use of sending away for
clothing when you can get much bet
er values at home, besides saving
transportation charges. We not only
Lain to come up to out of town prices
out will beat them every time, besides
living you large assortment to select
trOm.-EdwardS & Noble.
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We sell the John Deer all Steel
wagon.-Misner & Kennedy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

L. E. North was in the city Sunday
on his way to Jetmore.
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North side, South side,

NOFGN SLUG, oUUIN Sue,
All around the town
Wheeler & Barnes have the best bread
That can be found.
When you get hungry
And don't know what to do,
Just step in
And get a loaf or two,
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See my new line of Harness for the
spring "A. HOttewitz.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

keep glass which 1 sell at moder.
ale prices.-G. E. Rummell
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-15

any old symptoms"
Dr.. Miles, Remedies
are sold BY all drug
gists under . positive
guarantee. frst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. NILES MED1CA
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Window glass at DeTar's

Window glass at DeTar's
Fresh Lettuce every Saturday, at
Green's.
Miss Recie Brelsford spent Sunday
in Larned.
School books are strictly cash to
all.-M. DeTar.
Lon Tcttev:itz and sister spent last
Sunday IL Earned.
l.. E. North was in the city Sunday
on his way to Jetmore.
". NJ. Beezley went east on No. G.
Wednesday morning.
See my new line of Harness for the
spring. "A. HOttewitZ.
[ keep glass which sell at moder-
ale priceS.-G. E. Rummell.
We sell the John Deer all Steel
wagon.-Misner & Kennedy.
New goods at Schnatterly's Jewelry
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Fresh Lettuce every Saturday, at
Green's.
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Oh Gee! Have you seen that fine
fruit at the Bon Ton Bakery.
The Mercury says: ':The Metho-
dist church have been fixing up their
fences"
The rain Thursday night took part
Of the responsibility of the coming
:rop off our shoulders.
You can get the Kansas City Semi
Weekly Times, for one year by leav-
ing Is cents at this Office.
We handle the noobiet line of Bug
eies in the market. Call and see
,hem.-Misner & Kennedy.
Lovers of good bread should net
Jail to call on Wheeler & Barnes as
hey keep the best in the city.
Bring your watch, clock, and jewel
~ repairing to Schnatterly's Jewelry
Store, in Porter's drug store.
Boys stop feeding your girls on
gum drops and try some of those fine
chocolates at Wheeler & Barnes
Mrs. Jay. Sellers spent Thursday
hight with Mrs. Carter. She was re-
turning to her home in Pond Creek.
VIC. Keener is selling one of the best sew
ing machines on the market-the improved
Doc Tatum arrived from the west
With train of cattle this week.
While out west he sold thousand
head.
w. G.. Edwards, republican candi-
late for Governor, spent last Sunday
n the city. He was on a fence repair
.ng trip,
Mrs. Jake Piburn and daughter ar
rived from the strip Tuesday evening
ind will visit relatives and friends
lere for some time.
M. Schou has rented the G. A. r.
hall in Larned, where he will manu-
facture his "Irrigatol" windmills and
run a blacksmith shop.
Mack Lewis who has recently re-
turned from Florida was in the city
Wednesday. He shipped a carload
of hogs to K. c. the day before.
An unlaundered white shirt made
of ''Wamsutta MUSLIN, with 2100
linen bosom and cuffs for so cts. Beat
it if you can.-Marsh & Bidwell.
We sell the John Deere Disc and
Canton Listers, Brown and Canton
Cultivators. They are the best.
Misner & Kennedy.
Anyone having range Or pasture for
two or three hundred head of cattle
may learn something to their advan
tage by consulting Tatum & Tuttie.
Last evening the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rapp gave them surprise par
ty, it being the anniversary of their
wedding and of Mr.. Rapp's birthday.
Put your head into a becoming hat
and see what change is wrought. For
style, neatness and durability our
goods are hard to beat.-Edwards &
Noble.
w. H. Mattingly, of Indiana, is
building a house on the old Seward
homestead south of Lewis, which he
recentlv nurcha sed through Yeatman
Il Wilson.
The newest patterns in challies,
lawns, ginghams, calicos, in fact all
summer goods. Our assortment was
never so large as now.
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MAY BE THE TERESA.
Omcers Have been sent to Cat Island tn
Investigate.


Investigate.
Washington, Nov. s.-A message re-
ceived at the navy department to-day
from Captain Crowinshield. chief OF the
navigation bureau. who Is in New York.
called attention to the report that the
Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa had been
seen of Cat island.
A telegram was sent to the COM
mandant of the Norfolk navy yard d.
recting him to place the Vulcan In COM
mand Of Captain McCalla and send her
with all dispatch to look for the Teresa
A similar order was cabled to Captain
Converse at Guantanamo. directing him
to send the wrecking tug Potomac from
that place northward ON the same
quest. The department believes that
she will be in the vicinity OF Cat island
within IS hours.
Cat island lies about 20 miles SOUTH
west of the spot where the Teresa was
last seen. and 1t is said at the depart
ment that II the vessel did not founder
outright within vew hours after hav-
ing been cut adrift. she would almost
certainly have fetched up on the shoal
beach or Cat island, for the wind and
tide set directly on that beach. II so.
the location is much more favorable for
saving the ship than the position occu-
pied by her OF Santiago. where the
bottom was covered with rocks AMI
the wreckers worked at great disad-
vantage.
IL is the belief of naval constructors
most altogether through the decks and
not through the hull. as would appear
from the first accounts OF the loss of
the ship. These decks were rude tenn
porary constructions and were entirely
unsuitable for rough water.
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Foreign BondhoIders Take steps tn Pro-
tect Themselves.

tOu0OOi0ers IoAe S0eYs
tect Themselves.
Washington, Nov. s-The advices
that have come to hand so far from the
commission at Paris are said to be
rather encouraging than the reverse and
there Is disposition here to agree TO
the statement rather curiousIy made
by the Spanish cabinet yesterday that
there will be three or four more meet
ings OF the joint commission This is
taken as an Indication that the Span
iards themselves are not looking for
break in the negotiations. but they
rather expect a peaceful conclusion In q
short time.
The foreign bondholders have at last
moved formally 10 protect their inter-
ests In Cuba and Porto Rico. The In
itial steps have been taken through the
agency of the French embassy which.
In this case. acts no longer as the rep
resentative OF the spanish government.
but for French subjects. Through the
embassy a most formidable statement
has been presented to the state depart
ment. being an account Of the various
Spanish bonds owned by French citi-
gems chargeable against the territories
either seized or set free by the act OF
the United States government. The sum
total of these bonds runs up far into
the millions. Just what II is expected
shall be done with them Is not clear. The
United States government OF course
will not pay them. but II may be that
the French government looks to II to
cause the independent government OF
Cuba to assume liability for the redemp-
tion Of the bonds charged against that
island when that government shall
have been duly installed by the act OF
the United States.
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gone democratic for the entire state
and county ticket. with. perhaps. one
county office in doubt. As the count
progresses at Marysville and East Hell
ena. word has been received that both
places will probably add to the demo-
cratic majority rolled up in the other
portions of the county. Campbelfs plu-
rality in the county Is estimated at
about 200. The entire democratic legis-
lative ticket Is considered safe. Re-
ports from different precincts are very
slow I'm arriving. A large amount of
money was wagered on the state tick
ct here to-day. one pool room taking
about $4,000 in bets.
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ton 113: Grubb 123. Pigott 12s, Clements
0; Webster 125. Holmes IA. Rickerts 124.
state senator-Worden 176, Marion SO.
Hazelton 10. Rerpresentatives-Po
1O6, Dyson 119. Beckwith 119. Ruther-
ford lis. Mclaughlin l37, Stone 149
stephens 143, Stiff 14s. Maclay 6, De-
laney 5. Holmes "a. Rickerts 10.
Total for Missoula city-Marshall 474
Hogan Iii. Campbell 304: Brantly 399.
Pemberton 27s: Grubb 29s. Pigott 3O5.
Clements Is; Webster 405. Holmes 81.
Rickerts 3SS. State senator-Worden
543. Marion 299. Hazelton SO. Represen-
tatives-Powers 3ss, Dyson 40S. Beck
with 3S9; Rutherford 345. Maclaughlin
43S, Stone 44s. Stephens 446, Stiff 43s,
Maclay 80. Delaney a.
Bonner gave the democratic ticket a
large majority and Frenchtown piled
up another. At this hour Worden has
a majority of So over Marion, dem. for
state senator, with four democratic pre-
cincts to hear from.
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Havre. Nov. s.-The prospects are that
Phillips. for state senator, has been
elected by a small majority. Two demo-
cratic members of the legislature will
probably be elected. The state ticket
carries Havre by a good majority.
Havre vote, 213. Campbell gets ~.
Marshall "a. Hogan 20: Pemberton 102.
Brantly SO. Pigott 30. Grubb 70: Rickerts
100. Webster IS. Holmes 5. For senator
-Lohman, dem. s5: Phillips. republi-
can. 106. Legislative democratic plu-
rality. So. Chinook vote for senator.
five majority for Lohman. dem. County
count slow.
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jefferson County.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boulder. Nov. s.-Ten precincts. cast
ing about IS per cent of the vote of
Jefferson county. gives Campbell sli.
Hogan 447. Marshall 30. Pemberton 632.
Brantly 432, Pigott $50. Grubb 119,
Clements a., Rickerts SOS. Holmes 312,
Webster 81. Warner. dem. for state
senator. 5sl: Williams. silver republi-
can. 4i6. For members of the legis-
lature returns indicate two democrats
and one silver republican. though IL Is
close between Hin. the lowest on the
democratic ticket. and Felts. the high
est on the silver republican ticket.
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Livingston. Nov. s, midnisht.-Six-
teen precincts out OF 2s i'm Park county
give Hogan 52l. Campbell i62. Marshall
32l. Conrow. dem. and T. NJ. Swindie-
hurst, silver rep. carry the county by
about 215 plurality. Indications are
that the silver republicans have elected
the sheriff. county attorney and super
intendent of schools. The democrats
carry the remainder of the ticket.
Muir precinct-Hogan 4. Campbell g.:
Brantly s. Pemberton 4. Pigott g.:
Grubb 4; Holmes 5. Rickerts 4. Web
ster 1; Swindlehurst Z. Conrow .. Rob-
inson I.
Aldrich-Hogan los. Campbell s. Mar
shall S.
Livingston, third precinct-Campbell
81. Hogan 73. Marshall -: Swindlehurst
IS. Conrow 80. Pennycott 2s. Martin 80.
Robinson 81: Savage 81.
Mission precinct-Campbell 2. Ho-
gan .. Marshall 2; Swindlehurst IL.
Conrow IL. Savage l. Robinson I.
Horr-Hogan q. Campbell u. Mar
shall: Brantly 21. Pemberton %. Pigott
20. Grubb 1s; Rickerts Is. Holmes 10,
Webster Is.
Cokedale-Swindlehur %. Conrow
IS. Robinson IL. Savage 3.
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The Last Expedition.

San Francisco. Nov s-The United
States transport Newport. bearing General
Miller and stan. the first battalion 2oth
Kansas regiment and the Wyoming light
battery, sailed this evening for the Phil
ippines. This expedition Is the last ordered
TO the Philippines and Camp Merriam I'm
this city is now n thing of the past. the
only troops left here being those of the
California department.
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Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Big Timber. Nov. 5. midnight-Five
out OF IL precincts in this county give
Campbell 134. Marshall 272. Hogan 81 7:
Pemberton 100, Brantly 2s6. Pigott i0i,
Grubb 2s5. Clements 3; Rickerts 10.
Webster 277. Holmes 80. Beasley. repub-
lican candidate for the legislature. wins
by about 75 plurality. The democrats
concede the republican county attorney
and superintendent of schools. All else
is very close. Complete returns are inn
possible tonight.
Big Timber-Marshall 13l, Campbell
So Hogan %.
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334. Hogan 1os. Those precincts with
Park City give Gruwell $50. Edwards
305. Losekamp sos. Norton s2s. In ad-
dition to the legislative ticket, the DEM
ocrats will elect the entire county tick
ct. except possibly the treasurer. Esti-
mate OF Marshalls plurality, IS.
Laurel-Gruwell, dem., 40: Edwards,
rep. 81: Losekamp, DEM, 46; Norton.
rep. IS.
Billings-Campbell 1856. Hogan rs,
Marshall 141; Pemberton 137. Brantly
170, Pigott 14o, Clements 16: Grub I4o.
Rickerts 1856. Webster ISL. Gruwell 2lo.
Edwards lis. Losekamp 206, Norton III.
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Nashville. Tenn. Nov. S-Weather clear.
track good at Cumberland to-day. selling.
six furlongs-Sauterne won. John Boone
second. Everest third; time. 1:lsi4. Five
furlongs-Deblease won. Triune second.
Our Ida third; time. l:osi.. Selling. thir-
tesn-sixteenths of a mile-Connie Lee
won. Pinkey Potter second. Earl Fonso
third: time. l:22is. Mile and an eighth
Traveller won. Demosthenes second. Bag
pipe third: time. i:5siz. Thirteen-sixteenths
of a mile. selllng-Sim w. won. Bob Tur-
ner second. Percita third: time. i:22is.
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Cascade County.

Great Falls. Nov. s.-Midnight-This
has been an unusually quiet election
day. At the police station but one ar
rest Is booked and that Is for drunk
enness. There was little or no shout
ing around the polls and at most hours
OF the day there was but a small crowd
at any of them. The day was further
marked by the entire absence of 11th-
hour circulars. denouncing some par
ticular candidate or party. Several
days ago the members OF the Cascade
County Republican league prepared
circular calling the attention OF the
public to Senator Carter's methods and
his interest in the present campaign.
II was signed by the league and placed
In limited circulation to-day and no
doubt did much good for the demo-
cratic ticket. That. however. was the
only circular of the kind issued. and.
as above stated, it's contents were
known some time ago. no attempt hav-
ing been made to keep them secret.
Early in the day some of the boosters
for Richardson. populist candidate for
representative. conceived the brilliant
idea of casting a "plumper." that is.
voting only for Richardson and for no
other on the list on any party ticket.
The idea obtained favor with but a
few voters and had no effect on the
election. Another popularity OF the
NdS was OF the sidCk
Eagle band through the streets In the
afternoon. As they bore no device IL
was difficult to guess which party was
represented. II was stated by good au-
thority that they appeared by order of
Frank klepetko, and were to have had
devices favoring the republicans, but
those in authority here did not make
what might have been styled a breach
of the corrupt practice act.
The returns are coming I'm SLOWLY
Campbell has carried the county by
$50 plurality. Stanton. dem, Is elected
state senator. and the entire democrat
lie legislative ticket carries by $50.
Sand Coulee-Campbell 81, Hogan III,
Marshall so: Pemberton 81. Brantly 1872.
Pigott 5. Clements 96. Grubb ~: Rick
erts SO. Holmes 10i. Webster SO.
Great Falls, smelter precinct-Mar-
shall 4. Campbell As. Hogan IL: Brantly
13, Pemberton 40: Grubb 8. Pigott So
Clements 4; Webster IL. Rickerts AZ.
Holmes :.
West Belt-Campbell l57. Hogan ia.
Marshall 81: Pemberton 1I6. Rrantly
126; Pigott 1853. Clements 81. Grubb 81.
Neihart-Campbell 12s. Hogan 81.
Marshall II.
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Jealousy the Cause.

Portland. ore. Nov. s-Andrew c.
Groom this afternoon shot and killed his
wife. Matte c. Groom. and then killed
himself In a lodging house at 2t5is From;
street. Jealousy is believed 10 have been
the cause of the tragedy. Mrs. Groom.
whose parents are highly respected resi-
dents OF San Jose. Cal. has lately been
employed at music halls in this city
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EASTERN TURF EVENTS.


New York. Nov. s.-The race meeting
closed at the Aaueduct track to-day. Re-
suits: About seven furiongs. seiling-Za-
none won. Midlight second. General Maceo
third: time. :2s 4-5. Five and a half fur
longs-Lady Lindsay won. Ordeal second.
Village Pride third: time. 1:os As. Mile
and 10 yards. selling-Headlight won.
Campania second. Biueaway third: time.
1:4iA. Mile and a sixteenth-Charentus
won. Don de ORC second. Warrenton
third: time lest Five furlongs. selling
Lady Sheerwell won. Lady Dora second.
St sophia third: time. i;oois. Mile and ~
yards. seliing-Field Lark won. Brighton
second. Charlie Ross third: time. 1:S-
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Chicago. Nov. S-weather rainy track
slow at Lakeside. Five furlongs-Ordnung
won. Finlan second. Natroe third: time.
i:03h.. Selling mile and - yards-Barata-
ria won. Dunois second. Moncreith third:
time. i:45i.. Nile and an eighth-Imp won.
Macy second. Storm King third: time.
1:55A. Eleven-sixteenths OF mile
O'Connell won. Dave Waldo second. Sligo
third; time. lest. Six furlongs. selling
Tenole won. Diggs second. Locust Bioo-
som third: time. 1:171.
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Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Townsend. Nov. 2. midnight-Camp-
bell has carried the county by 175 plu-
rality. Brantly and Pemberton run
about even. Pigott and Rickerts have
a plurality OF at least 150 Tierney.
democratic candidate for senator. Is
elected by about so plurality. Eversole
and Shovlin. the democratic represen-
tatives. have pluralities over Wilder and
Leonard. fusion, OF about 10. The en-
tire democratic county ticket is elected
with the exception OF Coad. clerk and
recorder: Bubser. clerk Of court. and
possibly Pruitt. assessor. all on the
fusion ticket.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Kalispell. Nov. s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are coming in slowly, only IL out of 2s
precincts having been heard from. The
results are as follows: Campbell 472.
Marshall 362. Hogan 149; Pemberton
362. Brantly 5l1, Pigott 2s7. Grubb 474.
Clements III; Webster 372. Rickerts 317.
Holmes 12S. Whiteside. dem, $50.
Geiger. rep, S55: Edwards, pop, 1888.
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MONTANA IS TRUE
TO B|METALL|SM
AND DEMOCRACY
The Hon. A. ]. Campbell Tiumphantly Elected by Plu-
rality Of 5000 Over Marshall The Entire State Ticket
Probably Victorious Legislature Heavily Democratic.

The story Of yesterday is told In
three words-Montana went democrat
ic. The Hon. A ]. Campbell is elected
representative to congress by a plural
ity over Marshall which Chairman
Cockrill at midnight estimated at 5000.
The Hogan boom simply petered out.
II the campaign had lasted q week
longer Hogan's vote would have been
Insignificant. The entire democratic
state ticket is probably elected. the on
ly man in doubt being Judge Pember-
ton. The chances are that he, too, is a
winner. The legislature will be heavily
democratic. Chairman Cockrill esti-
mates the democratic majority on joint
ballot at 40. 1t is liable to be so or so.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Nov. s-weather fine. track
fast at Latonia. Summaries: Seven fur
longs. selling-Siddubia won. Maxeppa sec-
ond. Barbee third: time. i:30ia. Five fur
longs-Judge Tarvin won. Parakeet Sec
ond. Ed Upton third: time. 1:o2&. Mile.
selling-Egbart won. Evalyn second. Sam
over third: time. i;421s. Mile. handicap
Sir Rolla won. Sauber second. Hampden
third: time. l:42. Five furlongs-Aureole
woE. Crinkle second. Rubel third: time.
l:03. Seven furlongs. selling-The Star OF
Bethlehem won. High Jinks second. Melt
er third time. lisa.
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The legislative ticket as follows: Carr.
dem. 292; Ghent. DEM, 27s; Graves.
dem. 255; Bywater. rep. 414; Jaqueth.
rep. al; Mumbreur. rep. 29l Crull
pop. 1l3; Gibson. pop. 205: Sparks. 176.
The indications from the remaining
precincts to hear from are that two
republican members of the house will be
elected. The vote on the county ticket
is very close in all precincts and re-
suits at this hour are uncertain.
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Beaverhead County.
Special Dispatch to the Standard

SpecIaI Dlspatch 10 the Standard.
Dillon, Nov. Sup to midnight only
little more than half the precincts of
the county have been heard from. The
indications are that Campbell will get
a small plurality over Marshall. Ho-
gan's total vote will not exceed 125.
Brantly, Grubb and Webster will prob
ably get small plurality. The demo-
Gratis claim as certain the election of
the two representatives. the treasurer
and county attorney and concede the
election of the republican candidate for