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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
AT CAMP MEADE.
Result of the Voting There--Can-
didates for Whom the Vote of
the Thirteenth Was Registered.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Camp Meade. Nov. S.-Thc election
returns in the Eighth and Thirteenth
have been slow in coming in. In the
Eighth no definite returns have been
received at y. n. The vote in the
lows Govcrnor--Stonc. 2oH; jerks,
1913. Lieutenant Covernor--C;obin. &il;
SOwden, Il. Secretary of Internal NJ
fairs, Latta, 257; DeLacey, is; SUPER
ior Court JIdge-W. w. Porter, 80;
W. d. Porter, POS; Trickett, / ii; Bower,
1l6. Congrcssman-at-Lar -- Grow,
29S; Davenport, 273; Weller 81, Iams,
50.
Repr sentCtive-Connell, 1888: Sando,
Cummings, 40. Judge of Common
Pleas--Gunster 22.: smith, IS. County
Coroner-Roberts, 1863; Sa!try, l6l.
County Suveyor-Stevenson I'll,
Dunning, 119.
This is the general result. though
there are a few scattered votes yet UNI
accounted for. and shows in every in
stance Republican maiortes. Gem
eral Goblin polled the largest votes.
The election up to last the moment
aroused great interest and enthusiasm.
There is general rejoicing in camp
outside of the effects of the election
this afternoon as an order was received
at rcgimental headquarters requiring
the Thirteenth to be in readiness to
move promptly at s o'clock on next
Monday morning on it's trip to Augusta,
Ga. The news makes the boys jubi-
liant. Ten teams of the Third brigade
will leave here tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock for the south. The issuing
of furloughs has been stopped, and all
are now ready and anxious to leave
for the new home
Richard j. BOurke,
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M'KINLEY'S RETURN.
Expresses Satisfaction at the Re-
publican Weather.

Pittsburg, Nov. S.--President McKin-
ley and party reached Pittsburg on
the return trip from Canton at G45
o'clock this evening on IA special train.
which made the run from Canton in
about three hours and a half The trip
to this city was without incident 9TH
cr than that at several towns along
the road large crowds had gathered
and the president heartily cheered as
the train swept past.
Upon arrival here the president was
met by a representative of the Asso-
ciated Press, who gave him the meagre
returns received up to that hour.
Mr.. Mckinley declined to make any
comment upon the news, but expressed
satisfaction over the Republican
weather" generally prevailing through
out the east. and said it would be
worth thousands of votes. At this
point the special train was abandoned
and the presidents car Cleopatra was
attached to the regular train, which
left for Washington at 705 y. M. and
will reach the capital at 7.4O o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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to bed. Attorney George S. Horn, At
torney Joseph OBrien and ex-Sheriff
John j. Fahey dictated the following
statement:
I'VE predict that Judge Gunster
will have plurality OF at least 1000,
based upon the figures made at head
quarters before closing. 1t may be
necessary to have all the returns, in
Guiding the soldiers vote to decide the
contest between Connell and Sando,
but the committee having charge of
the figures ON congressional matter,
after figuring upon the returns re-
ceved and from estimates of the dis
tricts not yet heard from predict Mr..
Sando's election by at least coo plu-
rality.
I'VE think Flaherty is elected by 200
plurality, and there are SO few re-
turns from the senatorial and other
offices that 1t Is impossible to base an
estimate"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-09
JONAS LONGS SONS.
Some Facts

1t is true that this store
shows at retail twice the
quantity of any other retail
Store--in many stocks four
times the assortment. This
is of great advantage to look
erS as well as buyers. To sit
down at a meagre counter
and think that there is noth-
ing else is a loss to the buyer.
The stocks are fresh, and by
large sales are kept moving.
No inducement sufflces here
to sell unworthy goods. No
matter how low our prices,
we keep up the standard Of
reliability.
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c., 4; Smith. /. c., 10. Coroner-Rob-
erts, r., Al; Saltary, D., 1924: Treverton,
Pro, 9. Surveyor Stevenson, r.. 60;
5. L., ..
Nineteenth Ward.
First Observation-Disclosures r.,
%; jerks. D.. 21; Swallow. Pro. %.
Lieutenant governor-Gobin, r., 10l;
Sowden, d., 49, Nichols. Pro, 10. Sec
retary of internal affairs-Latta, r.,
1O0 DeLacy D.. 12S; Dickson, Pro. 10.
Judge of Superior court-W. w. Por-
ter r., 10; w. ID. Porter, r., los;
Trickett, D., 112 Bower. D., l15. Con-
-at-large-Grow, r., 109: Dav-
enport, r., 1OS; 1ams, D., los; Weller,
d., 1l2. Congressman-Conne r., 140;
Sando, D., 14l. Senator-Naughan, r.,
l75; Cummings, D., 20. Judge-Gun-
ster, r., l61: Lathrope, Pro, IL; Smith,
|. c., 30. Coroner-Roberts, r., III;
Saltry, D., 1873; Treverton. Pro, II. Sur
veyor-Stcvenson, r., 109; Dunning, D..
ia.
Third district--Governor-- r.,
62; jerks, D., 112: Swallow, Pro-, 80.
Lieutenant Iovernor-Gobin, r., "a;
Sowden, D., 100; Nichols, Pro. 10. Sec
retary of Internal Affairs-I.atta. r.,
u; DeLacey. D., 1877; Dickson, Pro.
II. Judge OF Superior Court--W. w.
Porter. r., 80: w. d. Porter, r., IS:
Trickett, D., 112: Bower. D.. 10. Con-
gressman-at- at-Large-Crow, r., Sj.
Davenport. r.. 81; Iams, D., 109: Well
or, D., 109. Congressman--Cinnel r..
81; Sando, D., lis; Leach, Pro, 12;
Burschel. s. L., II. Senator--Vaugh-
an, r., 121; Cummings. D., IS: Coles
man Pro, 15; Everett, $. L., 10; Cole-
man, II. c., =. JudSe--Gunster, r., 141
Iathrope, Pro-, T.: Smith. l. c., 81.
Coroner--iioberts. r., So; Saltry. D.,
l@9. Treverton. Pro, 10: Szlupas, $. L.,
10. Surveyor Stevenson, r., 81; Dun-
ming, D.. lis; Mitchell, Pro, L.; kirn,
:. L., 10.
Twentieth Ward. % :
First Observation-Disclosures r.,
37 jerks. D., sc; Swallow. Pro-. 2S.
Lieutenant Governor-Gobin, r., %:
Sowden, d., &c; Nichols, Pro, II. Sec
retary Of Internal Affairs-Latta, r..
40: DeLacy, D.. III: Dickson, Pro, ).
Judge of Superior Court-W. w. Por-
ter. r.. 80: w. ID. Porter, r., 3S;'
, Bower, d., %. Congressman-at-Lar
Grow, r., 30; Davenport. r.. 3S; Iams.
D., 9S; Weller d.. 50. Congressman
COnnell, r., 30; Sando. D., "a; Leach.
Pro, ): Burschel, 5. L., .. Senator
| Vaughan, r., 81; Cummings. D.. 81;
Coleman, Pro, 8. Judge--Gunster, R.s
IS; Smith |, c., 81.
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The Best Plaster.

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberain's Pain Balm and bound
ON To the affected parts is superior to
any plaster When troubled with a
pain in the chest or side, or a lame
back, give it trial You are certain
to be more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords. Pain
Balm is also a certain cure for rheu-
matism. For sale by all druggists.
Matthew Brothers, wholesale and re-
tail agents .... ..-.... 90
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Held for Frederic's Death.

London, Nov. S.-The cOroner's Jury
which has been investigating the death on
October ~ last of Harold Frederic, the
correspondent Of the New York Times
rendered a verdict today Of manslaughtor
against Kate Lyon, Il member of the late
Mr.. Fredcrics household, and Mrs. Mills,
Il Chrlslian sliontiSt.
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RETURNS FROM SCRANTON
First Ward,

Second district. t.--Governor-Stone, r.,
~; jerks, D., 8: Swallow, Pro. 1855.
Lieutenant Governor-Gobin, r., 7O
Sowden, D., 8; Nichols, Pro, Sc. Sec
retary of Internal Affairs-Latta, r.,
6S DeLacy, D., IS; Dickson, Pro, 50.
Judge OF Superior Court-W. w. Por-
ter. r., 76; w. d. Porter r.. a.:
Trickett. D., 50; Bower, D., I. Con-
n-at-Large-Grow. r., 81; Dav-
enport, r., 70; Iams, D., .; Weller, D.,
IA. Congressman-Conn r., 81: San
do, D.. "a; Leach, Pro, SS. Senator
Vaughan, r., "a; Cummings. D., -;
Coleman, Pro, 96; Everett, S. L., ..
Judge-Gunster, r., 80; Lathrope, Pro-,
96; Smith, 7. c., 26. Coroner-Roberts,
r., as; Saltry. D., IS; Treverton, Pro,
81. Surveyor-Stevenson. r., sc; Dun
ming, D., rs; Mitchell. Pro, 10.
Third Observation-Disclosures r.,
i6, jerks, D., 10; Swallow, Pro. 90.
Lieutenant governor-Gobin, r., 6S:
Sowden, D., Is: Nichols, Pro. So. Sec
retary of internal affairs-Latta. r..
30; DeLacy D., -: Dickson, Pro. A..
Judge of Superior cOurt-W. w. Por-
ter, r., 20; w. ID. Porter r., 81:
Trickett. D., 6S; Bower, D.. IL. Con-
ErcsSman-a -at-large-Grow, r.. so: DaV-
CnpOrt, r., -; Iams, D., IA; Weller, D.,
l.. gressman-COnnell. r.. 90:
Sanuo, D., 33; Leach. Pro, 40. Senator
Vaughan, r., 15; Cummings, D., 2l;
Coleman, Pro, A. Judge-Gunster, r.,
AZ; l-athrope, Pro-, As; Smith, |. c., %.
'oroner-Roberts, r., -; Saltry. D.,
y; Treverton, Pro, 80. Surveyor
Stevenson. r., 6S; Dunning, D., 80;
Mitchell, Pro, SO.
Fourth distriCt.-GOvernor- r..
-; jerks, D., 4G Swallow, Pro, 81;
SWalloW, Peo., |. Lieutenant Governor
Goblin, r., 50; SOwden. D., 43; Nichols
Pro, 26, Secretary of Internal Affairs
-Latta, r., So; DeLaCy. D., As; Dick
son, Pro, "a. Judge of Superior Court
w. W. Porter, r., SS; w. d. Porter,
r., SO; Trickett, d., 45; Bower, d.. A..
Congressman-at-L -Large-Grow, r., 80:
Davenport, r., IS; Iams. D., AZ: Weller,
d., 4. ressman-Co5nnell, r., 90:
Sando, d., SO; Leach, Pro. 26: Burschel
5. L., l. Senator-Vaughan, r., 80:
Cummings, D., AZ; Coleman, Pro, %;
Everett. S. L.. /. Judge-Gunster, r.,
SS; LathrOpe, Pro, 23; Lathrope. II. G.
2; Smith, ]. c., Ga. COroner-Roberts
r.. 81; Saltry, D.. 60; Treverton. Pro,
%. Surveyor-Stevenson, r., 95 Dun
ming, d., So; Mitchell, Pro, 23
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TONIGHT and TOMORROW Night

And each day and nlght during this week
you can get AT any druggists Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs acknowi-
edged TO be the most successful remedy
ever sold for Coughs, Group, Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption. Get a bottle
today and keep II always in the house. SO
you can check your cold at once, Prios
Pc. and jOc. Sample bottle free.
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Ready to Watch the Banks.

ST. Johns. n. f., Nov S-The British
cruiser Cordela, it is understood. will be
ordered to this port to remain here dur
ing the winter. She will hold herself i'm
readiness to scour the Grand BANKS for
the enemies shipping IL war should De de-
Clared.
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No opportunitv to Observe.

Mrs, Gaskett-ls Mrs. Snooper much Of
a talker?
Mrs. lticketts-l don't know, I'm sure;
I've never sat in the same box with her
at the opera or been with her I'm u whist
gdmC.-Ncw York World
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Second Ward.

Second district.-Governor-Stone, r.,
IA; jerks, D., As; Swallow, Pro, s..
Lieutenant governorv-Gobin, r., g.;
Sowden, D., As; Nichols, Pro, 5. Sec
retary of internal affairs-Latta, r., .:
DeLacy, D., So; Dickson, Pro, 3. Judge
of Superior court-W w. Porter. r., /;
w. ID. Porter. r., 2; Trlckett, d., 55:
Bower. D., 50. Congressman large
Grow, r., 2: Davenport. r., /: Iams,
D., So; Weller, D., 80. Congressman
Connell, r., 81; Sando, D., 21; leach,
Pro, /. Senator-Vaughan. r.. A;
Cummings, d., 33. Judge-Gunster. r.,
20; Gunster, D., "a. Coroner-Roberts
r., 4; Saltry, d., 65; Treverton, Pro,
/. Surveyor-Stevenson, r., Z; Dun
ming, D., 4S; Mitchell Pro, /.
Third Ward.
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TAYLOR. n sF.l?gs:a


Governor Stone, r.. "a; jerks p.
lG: Swallow Pro, 20. Lieutenant Gov
crnOr Goblin, r., u; Sowden, D., %;
Nichols Pro. II Secretary of Internal
Affairs--latta, r., IS; DeLacy, d., -;
Dickson Pro. .. Judge of Superior Court
w. W. Porter r., 81; w. ID. Porter. r.,
IS; Trickett D., 90; Bower D., 2l. Con-
gressman-at-La -LarEc-Grow, r., Is, DaNen-
port r., ~; Iams, D., 2l. Congressman
Connell r., 81: Sando, D., i5. Leach, Pro,
49, Burschel. 5. H., s. Senator--Naughan
r.. Il; Cummings, D., IL; Coleman, Pro-,
l.; Everett, 5. l., ]. Judge-Gunster, r.,
80 Smith. !. G., GI. ,Coroner-RoDerts. r.,
81: Saltry. D., 20; Trcverton, Pro, s. Sur
veyor-Stcvanson r., GO; Dunnlng, D., y;
Mitchell, Pro, :.
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Seventeenth Ward.


First district. t.--Governor--Stone, r.,
Swallow, Peo.. Z: Swallow. II. c.. 80.
Lieutenant Governor-GObin, r., 221;
Sowden, D., 20; Nichols, Pro. II. Sec
retary of Internal Affairs-Latta, r.,
POI; DeLacy. D., 1O9; Dickson, Pro, -.
Judge of Superior Court-W. w. POr-
ter. r.. $50; w. ID. Porter, r., 23O
Trickett. D.. l06; Bower, d., rs. Con-
gressman- t-Large--Grow, r., PA; Day.
export, r., 237; Iams, D.. &c; Weller, D.,
s. Congressman-Conne r., 23O; San
do, D., lO6: Leach, Pro, Il; Burschel,
$. H., 4. Senator-Vaughan, r.. 23S;
Cummings, D., SO; Coleman, Pro, 2S;
Everett. 5. L., >. Judge-Gunster, r.,
1893: Guns'ter D., "a; Lathrope, Pro. 2;
Lathrope, II. c.. As: Smith. /. c., So.
Coroner-Roberts. r.. 230; Saltry, D.,
Sc; Treverton, Pro, 20; SZlupas, 5. L.,
J. Surveyor-StevensOn, r., 1875; Dun
ming. D., III; Mithell Pro, "a; Kirn, S.
L.. 3.
Second distiCt.--GoVerGor
r., 22S; Jenl's. D., 6S; Swallow, Pro,
l40. Lieutenant GovcrnOr--Ciobin, r.,
27S: Sowden. d.. 20: Nichols, Pro, IS.
Secretary cf Internal Affairs-Latta,
r., 9i7; DeLaCey, D., ll%: Dickson
Pro. GA. Judge of Superior Court
W. W Porter r., 202: w, -. Porter,
r., 29l Trickett, D., 1926; Bower, D.,
- Congressman-at-L L Large-.GrOw, r.,
3!l Davenport, r., 3ll; IdiEs. d. Il;
Weller. D.. ~ Congrcssman-COn
L.. 3O3; Sando. D., "a: Leach, Pro. A,
Sen0tor--Vau2nan r., rs: Cummings,
D.. o.: Coleman. Pro. 81. Judge Gun
ster, r., 299. Lathropc, Fro. IS, Smith,
|. G., IS. Clroner-RObrrts. r., 292;
Saltry. D.. Sc. TrcvertOn, Pro. IS, Sur
veyor stevenson. r., 244; DunniGg. d..
l29; Mitchell, Pro, 40: kim, $. L., 3.
Eighteenth Ward.
Governor-Stone. r., 40; jerks, D..
1866 swallow, Pro, Is; swallow Peo.,
:; Swallow, L., =; swallow. IL. c., B.
Lieutenant Governor-Gobin, r., As:
Sowden, D., lO4: Nichols, Pro. D.
Judge Of Superior Court-W. w. Porter
r.. 46 w. ID, Porter, r., AZ; Trickett,
d.. 1893: Bower, D., l0l. Congressman
t-Large-Grow, r., 65; Davenport. r.,
A; Iams, D.. SO; Weller D.. los. Con-
gressman-Connell, r., 81: Sando, d.,
1923; Leach, Pro, 8; Burschel, $. L., l.
STANDARDIZATION r., 1913; Cummings
d., 81; Coleman, Pro, = Everett, s.
L., |. Judge-Gunster r., 4O Gunster
d., "a; Lathrope, Pro, :; Lathrope, IL
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JONAS LONGS SONS.
Tomorrow
Thursday

The few items which fol-
low will be among our Bar
gains for tomorrow. We
give them space in our Store
News today because of their
exceptional goodness. But
the prices are for Thursday
only, so do not expect them
today, or Friday.
Satin and Gro 1900 yards Of
Grain Ribbons. line satin an and
gro-grain rib
bon in all the new shades, 3H, d
and AZ inches wide, positively
worth SOC yard; Thursday only
19c.
Three Items in We start the
Fine Silks. D a rolling
morning by offering five pieces Of
p inch Black Satin DucheSse, all
silk and positive value 81, at
rs cents the yard.
Our dress goods man urges you to
note the extreme width.
Besides, these two bargains:
Tcn pieces of 19-in. all silk Black
Duchosse Satin--thc KIND that viii
give excellent wear; regularly AOC
IjC.; Thursday only .....,........
Tcn~pieces of Black Taffeta, all pure
silk; no weighting; regularly Gjc. dOr
Thursday Only ....,............... ~
A Chance to Roast Thursday
the Turkey. on,y e,iiy I've we
on sale in the basement, 100 Self
BaSting Maryland RoaSterS, made
Of the best aNality Sheet-iron,
double scanned formers; every one
guaranteed perfect at
nineseen cents each.
If you are any Judge Of RoaSterS,
you'll pronounce these worth 49c.
Along with them are two other
offerings in houSe-turniShingS:
Al-glass Sta>s Lamps lS-in high;
fouEts hold one quart of oil, reg ITr
larly 39C; Thursday only ...,.... IN
1909 fine China Sauce Dishes that
are worth 9C each, to so Thurs 2,
day only at................,,,.,,,.. cS
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WIN
IN THIS COUNTY

concluded from Page IL
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Twelfth Ward.

First district-Governor- Stone, r.,
"A; jerks, p, l29 Swallow, Pro, s;
Swallow, L., 4; Swallow, II. q. :.
Lieutenant Governor-Gobln, r.. 45:
Sowden, D., l}l; Nichols, Pro, }. Scs-
retary of Internal Affairs-Latta, r.,
Sc; DeIacey, d.. 156. Judge Of super
ior Court-W. w. Porter, r., 4S: w
ID. Porter, H., "A. Trickett, D.. 1856
Bower, D., l3l. Congressman-at-L Large
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A Chance to Roast Thursday
the Turkey. oniy ON 1--WE we

on sale in the basement, 100 Self
Basting Maryland RoaSterS, made
Of the best nNality Sheet-iron,
double scanned formers; every one
guaranteed perfect at
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i"illcS ''''''..'''''.''''..'.''
1000 Yards of Don't estimate
10c SilkOline quality as in
at Sc the Yard. oi la''Or Orice oe'aTSs Thie
is Jonas Longs Sons-quality must
llways be right. Only thousand
yards all told; exquisite colorings,
charming patterns. You'd travel
long way to beat it at Ioc. Yours
for half that while it lasts.
THIRD FLOOR.
WOmen'S Flan- Not much
lelette and CAL choice be-
co Wrappers. to tnesrr stvle si'e,ii saHs Hs
that the FIanneletteS are the warm
est. Made up from pretty patterns
with rul1leS over shoulders and
braid trimmed. The price:
sixty nine cents
third less than they've sold for
all along. To be exact, they were
0S cents. Only 100 all told.
oxford Teachers We're put
Bibles, &c; and ting these IS
a New Elsie Book. HSI0'i bIsr irt pL, d.
hundreds Of teachers, and scholars
hands; but there are less than a
hundred more to go at
eighty two cents.
Bound in flexible Morocco, COM
plete with concordance and all
texts. With the patent thumb in
dex, they're $I.I5. Choose.
Elsie on the Hudson" Out to-
day and here for you. Martha
Finley has done her best with the
story. Her price, SI.25; ours, 70
cents.
WOmen'S Tailor they're
Made Suits Away ma d e up
Under Value. nst m9''i me; tne i'm,
Cloths, but in blue and black only.
Jackets are ily-iront style, with
dart sleeve and silk lined all
through. Skirts bound in silk vel
vet and best percaIine lining. They
are yours at
not Sass but $S.oS.
If they caused admiration at the
former price-What will they do
today at this ridiculouSly low one?
Only % all told, so choose quick
ly.
An Item in Under There is
wear for Women, upwards Of
23c the Price. a. a u nuna'ed II q
fleece lined vests and pants. Vests
silk taped and crochet edge trim
med, pearl buttons. On sale at
rs cents the garment.
Something About Good grocer
the Groceries les cheap
You Get Here. 0ut rorn nol ciieaP
You may be sure that you'll get
nothing but the best here. And
you might compare these prices
with others:
Best Minnesota -four, bbl..........$Ll9
sugar cured hams pound .....NIc.
E!sln creamery butter, pOund,... 100.
BEST blend Mexican coffee, lb. BE.
Calumet laundry soap. ~ cakes, PC.
BASEMENT.
J0|llS LO|lQS Sons
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Second Ward.

Governor -- Stone, r., Sc; jerks, D.,
II; Swallow, Pro, 10: Swallow, Peo.,
); Swallow, L.. /; Swallow. IL. c., 4.
Lieutenant GoVernOr-Gobin, r., 20; Sow
den, D., Ii; Nichols Pro, Is. Secretary OF
Internal Affairs-Latta, r., IS; DcLacN,
D.. Is; Dickson, Pro, II. Judge of Supe-
rior Court-W. w. Porter r., l0l; W. u.
Porter, D., 95: TriCkctt, D., II; Bower, D.,
u. Congrcssman-at-Lar r.. l03;
Davenport. r., 90: lams, D., II; Weller.
D.. -. ressman-Connell, r., III;
Sando. D.. AZ; Leach, Pro, H. Burschel,
S. L.. >; Leach, II. c.. >. Senator-Naugh-
an. r.. 81; Cummings D., Is; Coleman,
Pro, 49, Coleman, II. c., ). Judge-Gun-
stcr, r., 81: Gunster, D.. 10: Lathrop",
Pro-. %; Lathrope. IL. c., ,; Smith, l. C.,
IS. Coroner-Roberts. r.. lOj: Saltry. D..
Il; TreVerton, Pro, ]; SZupas, 5. L., /.
Survcyor-Stevenson, r., IS; Dunning, D.,
II; Mitchell Pro, II.
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Sixth Ward.

Second district. ct.-LGovelnr-Sto
H., "a; jerks, D., 20; Swallow, Pro-,
Q. Lieutenant Governor-Gobin. r..
%; SOwden, D., Il; Nichols, Pro, ,.
Secretary of Internal Affairs-Latta
r., IA; DeLacey, D., 81. Judge of Su-
perior Court-W. w. Porter, r., "a
w. d. Porter, r., %. Congressman-at-
Large-Grow, 26; Davenport, r., 30
Congressman-Conne r.. SO; Sando,
D., 6S; Leach. Pro, 3. Senator
Vaughan, r.. 80: Cummings, D., %.
Judge-Gunstcr, D., Al; Smith, /. c.,
56. Coroner-Roberts. r., 80; Saltry,
D., "a. Surveyor-StevensOn, r., ~;
Dunning. D., AZ.
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e. Grow. r. 80; Davenport, r., a:
tcms, u, 13o: Weller, D., 129. Com
Eressman-Connell r.. No. Sando D..
13l. Senator--N Vaughan, r., 15l Cum
minSs, d., a: Coleman, II. c.. I. Judge
--Gunster, f., SO: Cunstcr D.. 30; La
throne. Pro, .; Smith. !. c.. l2a: Cor
oncrJRoherts. r., 40; Saltry. D.. 1jS:
Survcyor--Stcvenson H., 3S: Dunning,
d. 14C
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Third Ward.

First district.-Governor-stone, r.,
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1000 Yards of
10c SilkOline
at SC the Yard.

is Jonas Longs Sons-quality must
llwayS be right. Only thousand
Yards all told; exquisite colorlngS,
charming patterns. You'd travel
long way to beat it at Ioc. Yours
for half that while it lasts.
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Ten pieces of 19-in. all silk Black
DuChcssc Satin-.thc KIND that VIII
give excellent wear; regularly 40C
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'
Governor - Stone, r., %; jerks, ID.
6: Swallow, Pro, 50. Lieutenant Gov
ernor - Goblin, r., Sc: SOwden, D.. 10:
Nichols, Pro-, 10. Secretary of Internal
Anairs--Latta, r., Al: DcLacy, D.. -;
Dickson. Pro, II. Judge of Superior
COurt-W. w. Porter, r., 81; W. ID. Porter.
r., A.: Trickett. D.. H. Congressman-at-
Large--Grow. Il, 81; Davenport. r., 81:
lams, d., 3; Weller, D., 6. Congressman
Connell, r., %; Sando, D., 30; Leach, Pro,
70; Burschel, s. L., 2 Judge-Gunster. r..
10; Lathrope. Pro, II: Smith, l. c., a..
IS. Coroner Roberts. r., 20; Saltry, D., As
Trcverton. Pro, -. Surveyor-Stevenson,
r., 80; Dunning, D., T.; Mitchell. Pro. 10.
Fifth Ward. !
Governor - stone, r., n; jerks, D..
:; Swallow. Pro, SO: Swallow. Peo..
l. Lieutenant Governor - Goblin, r.,
"a; Sowden, D.. II; Nichols, Pro, %. Sec
rotary of Internal Affairs-Latta, r., "a:
DeLacy, D.. II; Dickson, Pro, 20. Judge
of Superior C0urt-W w. Porter, r., 81
W. ID. Porter. D., "a; Trickett, D., 70; Bow
er D., -. Congressman n-at-L4arge-Grow.
r.. 81; Davenport, r., 81; Iams. D.. Il;
Weller D., II. ConGressman-Connell r.,
2G: Sando, D., %; Leach Pro, 90: Bur-
schel s. L., ). Judge-Gunster r., 81:
LathEQpe, Pro, 90; Smith |. c., IS. Cor
oner-Roberts r., AZ; saltry, D., IA; Trey-
erton, Pro, l: Szlupas, S. L., 2l Sur
veyor-Stevonson, r., SO; Dunning, D.. 10;
Mitchell, Pro, 20,
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Governor -- Store, r., 50: jerks, D.,
81; Swallow Pro, IS: Swallow. Peo.
10; Swallow, L., !; Swallow, ii. c..
H. Lieutenant Governor-Gobin, r., g.:
Sowden, D.. 40; Nichols, Pro, Al. Sccre-
tary of Internal Affairs-Latta. r., G3; De
Lacy. D., Sc: Dickson. Pro. %. Judge OF
Superior Court--W. w. Porter, r., 90; w.
ID. Porter, r., "a. Trickett, d., 43; Bower.
D., Al. COngressman-atL Large-Grow, r.,
50; Davenport. r., 7j; Iams, D.. 43; Weller.
D.. 80. ngressman-Conneli, r., 81:
SandO, D.. 81; Leach. Pro, %; Eurschel. S.
H.. :. Judge--Gunster, r., so; Lathropa.
Pro. %: I.athrope. II. c., 3; Smith, I. g..
IS. Corner-Roberts, r., 70; Saltry. d. IL;
Treverton, Pro, %. Surveyor-StevenSon
r, IS; Dunning, D., 50; Mitchell, Pro-, %.
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nineseen cents each.

If you are any Judge of RoaSterS,
you'll pronounce these worth 49c.
Along with them are two other
otTarit,nc ~, hans A f,trpiS hines.