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The meetings. as a fuie, have been sigl
attended. and a tig slump in the number I
votes cast Is looked for
AT Republican headquarters tonigk
Chairman j. b. Treat estimates that u
Republican ticket will win by io,0oe plural
ity, in addition TO electing at least elgx
out or the ten congressman and a larA
majority Of the legislative candidates.
The Democrats are not giving ont aW
figures, bet claim that their sta ,icks
Will come on, victorious, They coneeR
however, that the Republicans viii contrd
the next legislature.
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TRYING ron a STRAIGHT wore.
Clapp MAY Not Have "a Ballet
Against Hin, In nung~pess.

Sgsac'al dispatch - the Post -ir.;ellsencsr
nJNGF\ rs Nav THE ladies' of
this place are taking a lively tnteres; In
iecal l'Sl ti-s Rna AZ CLAMP mo r. a
former resident 81 tAls town. will receive
nearly eNa9S s'iAS' Voic Ia the precinct
Mrs J.. u Morrison. a prominent worker
IN the local Wanan's Rei,rf Com. har4
Is making = pevtsr1Rf canvas among the
good ho34essvivss CHlHstiug itsetr Influence.
IN the Interest," 81 "A ,ef0g, mentsry gInRul-
nous vote frogn th.S Y's-> fn~ tha R@oi,h-
HAN candidate for fetoi senator
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-On the eve Of
election both parties seem confident OF vic
tory.
The Democrats claim they will elect eight
OF the thirteen congressman. and perhaps
three more, and that the legislature VIII
be Democratic by a majority OF four, per-
haps twelve. on joint ballot.
The Republicans promise to carry the
state by 5000 10 $4,000. and secure good
working majority in the legislature.
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men, and are really surprised at the change
OF sentiment against Pop2iisru since is~.
Eyen the bets being made on the fusion
county ticket are made more 10 snow tfeii
opponents that they have not lost ali hope,
but in reality they don't expect TO get In
more than Two IaeE, prosecuting attorney
and surveyor
When the count Is made tomorrow rig NJ
IL Will he found that the Republican ticket
In Skagit county is elected by at least 80
majority,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. Nov. The election Of the
Republican state ticket IL generally con-
coded. The Democrats are concentrating
their Efforts on the FIRST congressional i.s-
trict. where they say Edward J. Knowlton
IS sure 10 defeat Congressman Suloway.
Rep The Republicans admit that Sul!o-
ways plurality Will be cut down.
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II topdfle Pioneers Hody Skinned

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. The re-
mains ~ Frank y gSCo0re. one of the
founders 81 TIE Yukon Ptonaers' Society.
MO osrt IN TINS ely of bronchial trouble,
Dave Aeen shipped 10 Auburn. Ne his
n@tNe pace. He Wa one OF ne mos;
prominent n9en en- the Yukon ard was IN
tcrnStsd IL a number OF the richest claims
HE LEI. an sstasa valued AZ go sln
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Express surprise ut the Change Of
Sentiment she. Fncarutrr

Sgecia, Dispatch - ,he Post Fnte.l ,s,e,-.
MOUNT VERNON. Nov s~w1tav hax
been an exciting one in II -9rt Vernon ,s
most ~ ,hs candidates on h.efs stssa eofrf-
msnceA cA;Avrins * the raunf= So ear,
in tnr dsN SeNsrsl b<fs Cf So sa.,t Nc
made 0N - csanty sfek~t Nsl, tee r,.st,s,
lists w,ii rot waseT I Cent 40 are @tats tEek.
ct as trey say h IS mposSi3se IL n}sce teas~
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COLOR

DENVER. Nov. There are signs 10
1isat % a snow Storm before sne bai.otsn..
ends tonaSsruw. A heavy snowfall. IL The
racu1tain region would help tae RepuSi-
can parry by reducing the vote liz The min
ing camps. where the great majority % vet
-rS support the fusion ticket.
y a1c tns Republican managers r-afess
10 ne confident OF esecsinx Their entire state
ticket. odds OF 20 ] In favor % the fusion
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Republican and Popaiist state committees
express themselves as being confident OF the
success Of their respectalve tickets
Chairman Auaoaugh, o. the Republican
committee. claims the state by a1oT!,y
CT ~ 90 while Riddle. Of the Popuiisi COM
riEttee Is certain things will come his way
by pllralities ranging from 5000 20 y. 80
Fer tae eight congressman the same
sweeping claims are made by the state
chaiTmen & cefrg conceded. however. that
CARTS Republican. viii be elected IL the
Frs. district
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Nov. We'll posted men
Of both parties predict that the vote for
governor tomorrow viii fall off at least
Is per cent Republicans who were we'll
posted admit hat NcMti.in. Dem, will be
elected by from 1000 to 1900 votes over
Fowler
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. THE Indications
ara that The Democrats Will elect three
out @. four candidates for congress and
have the legislature on Joint ballot by a
very narrow margin.
Chairman Dawson. of the Recu Ca n
STAT. committee says me Republicans VIII
aaVa ali four congresSnen and a ma tor.ty
Of TIE legislature, ir-sIrlng the election Of
a Republican United States senator 10 sllc-
coed Faulkner.
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N%N YORK Noy. Mrs Texl's Ca~-
'er. tae actress. uater re nA-ne a. Caro-
Nnt 4 Carter. elei petition IN aankrur;.
- ;H+sY. showing liabilities az So ~ ans,
"a" sssts.ls. except wearing appare. value,
81 SeN
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

SIOUX FALLS. Nov. THE chairmen
Of both state committees say they see no
reason TO change estimates previously
made The element OF uncertainty Is the
Scandinavian vote. which Is being claimed
for the fusion ticket because II is headed
by Gov Lee. who Is a Norwegian The
Republicans declare this vote will this year
go on party and not nationality lines.
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, Nov. T.-Indications po!m
TO a close election tomorrow. The Dems
Gratis have made the stronges: fight ia
governor and member OF congress Both
Democrats and Republicans claim they WI
carry everything.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-08

CINCINNATI, Nov. LEADERS on both
sides are claiming gains on congressman in
Ohio. The Democrats claim close vote
on the part Of the state ticket by reason
of the sectional feeling Of Republicans who
oppose Senator Hanna.
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Fires in the Sna~sh

SACRAMENTO Nov. --Travel On the
tecifa Pacific has been DELAYED abou.
twenty -feu- hours by IRE in The s-ow-
ta"e.S ard re tVnnel between Summit ard
FracKee, Mach damage WIS done before
she fans were suhlus,i
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, Nov THE spirit O..
the whites Is so determined and their pre-
partitions fer an emergency SO thorough
tha. there now seems small proha ni!fy of
any general disturbance here tomorrow.
though there may he troubles ~ a minor
nature IN the First and Fourth wards.
where the negroes poll near.Y al the clay
vote Indications posrt unerrlagly 10 3
sweeping Democratic success
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. THE regular
Democratic nominees for state officers in
South Carolina have no opposition. Six
out OF the seven congressman have prac-
ticaly no opposition and the seventh NOM
her OF the delegation, W. Elliott. OF THIS
district Is opposed by G.. w. Murray
negro. Co. Elliott Is almost certain to have
a safe majority.
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Republicans. Seth Mann stated that Ma
suiTe election was a certainty. that ae
would aGgger San Francisco with a ga n OF
a. least 90. an6 ,hat a4s plurality = ta.s
city would exceed s.6ca TIE Democrats
x.rect - saect nve congressman and 20
have a Ela torlty in the legislature
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON. Nov. I. Republican
Chairman Browne claims the Republicans
VIII have LOO majority in the state and
the legislature VIII show a majority Of two
or three on joint ballot. Democratic lead
ers predict the entire Democratic ticket will
be e:eetsd.
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Of a nat.onal ar by sne hand IL attendance
was greeted with storm OF shoots, ard q
perfect osall1a was rendered Mir. r2SEYnsI Il
when he made rs appearance on iae plat
firm
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CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. THE general
opinion IS thai the Republican state ticket
Will be elected by large majority. The
Republican leaders claim ali four con-
gressmen.
The Democrats declare they viii elect
two congressman.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND Nov. There IS no reason
TO change previous forecasts that the Dem
ocrats viii certainly carry eight OF the
ten congressional districts in Virginia, and
have more than a fighting chance in the
other two.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. THE secretary
OF state has been informed that the Slamess
government is about to re-eStablish It's leHa.
ton In the United States. after the lapst
OF many years. during which time all 1t
its diplomatic correspondence with thit
government had been conducted througa
It's legation at London.
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gers figure on . majority anywhere from
g 10 TO 750a.
THE Republicans practically concede the
election of the fusion candidates for con-
gress, John F. Shafroth and John c. Bell.
but expect to make good showing IN the
election OF state senator's. who viii vote for
United States senator n is0l-
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Nov. THE First con-
gressional district in Maryland is practic-
ally conceded TO the Democrats. as is the
Sixth to the Republicans. The others are
doubtful.
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DAMASCUS. Nov. 7.-Emperor Wiliar
and Empress Augusta Victoria arrive
here this evening from Beyrout. after a
interesting journey over the Leblanc
mountains.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO. <o~. Tonight the state ~or1-
-nstte<s ~ both parties are confident 81 Sic
es.sz The Republicans claim q TIA 5orIty %
al least Il and possibly - OF JOINT ballot
In the legislature. The Democrats coEceGe
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON. Nov. Gov Wo,cott ara the
entire Republican state ticket viii be elect
sd by pturaEty cog.Sewvax1yeiy estimated
at srcra 5c.e GO % $1,000, and tire legislature
VII - Repah. Tie E.tra Ssventh.
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MONTANA.

HELENA, Nov. 7.-There Is no apparent
reason for believing that the Democratic
ticket will not be elected from top TO bot
tom.
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Price and Easy Terms Draw.
We Will Give Away TO Our Custom.
ers on Christmas Eve q Fine
$50 Eastern Make Curly Birch
Three. piece B I'd Q0ofu SET.

French hsvel plate glass; swell front:
dresser and commOde: a beauty in any
home. Now on exhibition in CIR show win
dow.
Hardwood Center Table. top 2axeo.
only Ills
cents this week buys good China Mat
ting. regular price lSc,
s. cents this week buys fu.!-size Bed
stead, sold regularly a; $50.
$i-lo this week buys a full-s!ze Woo. Top
Mattress, sells al ether places for si.50.
IS cents this week buys a fuli-sizs Wo-
ven Wire Spring Mattress: sells the world
over fer $50.
sz7-oo buys s-hole ST.. Clair Steel Range.
with high shelf.
Hardwood Ch.ffonier, this week only,
$5.5e
% censs-our heavies. All Wool Ingram
Carpet, good value at Sc; this week only
7Sc, sewed, lined and laid
s3.5o-A full-size Iron Bedstead, double.
strong; regular price S; this week only
$3.50.
Extra large Dresser. with French Oval
Mirror. sale price $l4 this week only sle5n
$4.9-We have a few more CT the large
fine OH Heaters that we bought OF Loyhed
Hardware Company at i5c on the dollar
Sells regularly for 50. II you need an OIL
Heater do not miss this.
IS cents-We will continue TO sell this
week our best American Brussels Carpet.
in all the latest patterns. The regular price
Is 9oc yard. and our sales last week
prove Seattle people know a bargain.
CSC buys this week at Holden Il Wilson
Furniture Company's. yard of c. c. ex-
beauty Of the newest and best Of this sea-
sons patterns and colorings. Way put up
with your old carpet when this opportu-
nifty comes to you?
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE Nov. THE indica-
TIE Democrats will win beyond question.
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KANSAS.

| TOPEKA, Nov. 7.--On the eve OF the
state election the chairuen of both the
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TO CfEE : COLD N ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE Brassso oasulae Tansess All
druggists s~tuad ssoasy Il Il fails - cure
&c genuine las l. Is. c. ca each saS.es.
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W ISCoNSIS.

MILWAUKEE, Nov Not IN a decade
has there been such a Lack 0! interest nan
EtSteA In a elAts election az IA this urs.
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New {. 4. Line of Steamers.

y ~ JUNCTION. = G.. Nov TN. ~
- - Commercial Agent Mog.cscn Rag 70
2sf..sNS - ,@" sfasa department taAt the
C@n-a-Aa i'ac. 'e railway = ab<ss' "a pace
\ 9lFrf ~ s-fAnre-trs cG the Psc.ac o-esn
b%tSsTs1l Vancouver and N.a&tyoStoa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-05

Chicago Record, 3: The government
statement for February shows Is slight
surplus Of receipts over expenditures.
This IS gratifying. Heretofore the Ding
mediate evenue producer, has fallen
short of expectations. On February !,
year was almost So, 10000. The sur
plus for February will reduce the deficit
to about $5O,0O0,O0O. With returning
prosperity and increasing imports, it is
expected that receipts in future months
will equal expenditures, provided econ
omy is practlced.
1t is the duty of the government tu
practice economy IN order to make ends
meet. The republicans evidently see the
obligation ~restening upon them. Inas.
much as legislation increasing the rev,
enues would be an admission of incom.
potency in drafting the Dingley law,
they seem to be taking the other alter.
native. unpleasant rs it may be, and are
trying to limit expenditures to the SIZE
OF the income provided. The determine
alton not to pass a river and harbor bill.
at this session of congress is n e import.
ant move in pursuance OF the policy OF
forced retrenchmeLt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-05

The Loud bill which was aimed at the
abuse of the privileges in send!ug second
class mail matter through the mails was
defeated in the house Thursday by Il
vote Of 162 to 10 on a vote to lay ! on
the table. Last year this same bill
passed the house 10y a vote of IA to lo4'
The most Objectionable feature OF the
bill, lhat prohibiting the circulation OF
copies of Uonatide newspapers and perl
odicals EMIT led to the privileges OF
second class matter at pound rates had
teen eliminated 10y AN amendment to
which Mr.. Lord agreed, but his insisting
on another amendment at the close OF
the debate somewhat irritated the mem
bers and when the vote to lay on the
table was sprung. IT carried heavily
Forty-seven republicans voted with the
democrats and ~populists to lay it on The
table.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-05

Argus Leader, t: A force Of convicts
at the penitentiary are busy getting out
stone which will be used in erecting a
large porch on the front of the insane
hospital at Yankton. 1t will require
three carloads Of stone for the job in
Guiding 900 feet OF range work and
four large polishad pillars which will
have bases and caps of tiuted work. The
work Of getting out the stone for the
new building at the Plankinton reform
school ls also progressing satisfactory
Six Thousand tive hundred feet OF cut
stone and tive cars OF common stone have
already been shipped to that place
Three carloads Of spawl, for concrete
work. will be shipped some time mex,
weed. This job will require four car
loads Of kasota stone which will be
used for trimming. This stone ali comes
to Sioux Falls in the rough and is dress
ed at the ~penitentlary, then shipped t.
Plankinton. Warden Phillips expect:
to have the entire job completed by Apri
L..
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The most remarkable thing about Mrs.
Nellie J. Lord, Of Stafford Corner, N. H..
Is that she is alive to-day.
NO one, perhaps, is more surprised at
this than Mrs. Lord herself. She looks bach
At the day when she stood on the verge Of
death and shudders. She looks ahead Al a
lie OF happiness with her children, her hus-
band and her home with a JOY that only a
mother can realize.
Mrs. Lord is the mother Of three eh;,d,.,
two OF whom are twins; until the twins
came nothing marred the JOY Of her life.
hen she was attacked with heart failure
ana tor a year was unable to attend to the
ordinary duties Of the home. In descr;b;no
her own experience Mrs. Lord SAYS:
- had heart failure so bad | was os,..
thought to be dead. "e'
with this had neuralgia of the xtor,-
ach so bad. it was necessary 10 n;,s s'orn
morphine to deaden the pa;n. give me
sometimes the doctors gave me tenn
Polary relief, bot in the end Il seemed &C Is
my suffering was multiplied.
Nasolcine did me no good and was bot
wa: 50 thin my nearest friends failed
uNo one thought l would live.
was IN despair and thought that my
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-05

Some Sioux Falls saloon men are elud-
ing the liquor law Of the state under a
new scheme. 1t is the retail liquor bust
corporated club. No municipal license
ia required under this new departure.
There is one such club in operation in
Sioux Falls and Its bar receipts are said
to be four times as great rs that of the
daily income OF the most successful
saloon 10 the city. Another club will be
started there Immediately. Our Madi
son reformers had better keep this view
OF the liquor question in mind IN theii
spring campaign.
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Order Of Exercises In the Different
Houses Of Worship In the CITY
To- NJ OrrOW.
CHURCH.


To- OrrOW
LUTHERAN HURCH
Services by Rev. n. NJ. Mime in the
morning at Olson school house, west
and in the city at 80 p. tn. Sunda!
school at noon
GRACE CHURCH
There will be service at Grace Episco'
pal church to morrow. morning n eve
ming. as follows: Celebration Of the
Holy Communion at 1890 y. m. Eve
ming Prayer at 80 p. IN. This will be
the last service the Rev. w. II. Willard.
Jones will hold in Madison, as he re-
turns to Chicago Monday morning. :.
general Invitation is extended to all.
NJ. f. CHURCH
\. G. Shepherd, pastor: Preaching a
1890 a. N. Subject, Hearing and Do
ing" Epworth League at $50 y. m
No preaching service in the evening
You are invited.
P~RESBYTERlAN CHURCH.
Preaching services at 1880 a. N
Subject, 'Strength," physical. intellect
ual aud moral, by giving rather than re
ceivlng. Sunday school at noon. loun,
peoples meeting at $50 p. IN. All cor
daily invited.
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Wha' it Means.

When We advertise that we Will guar.
antee DR.. Kings New Dis overy,
Electric Bitters, Bncklen's .Arnics Salve
or DR.. Kings New Life Pills, it means
that we are authorized by the proprle-
tors to sell these remedies on a positive
guarantee, that if purchaser is not salts
fled with results, we will refund the pur.
chase price. These medicines have been
sold on this guarantee for many years
and there could be no more conclusive
evidence of their great merit. Ask about
them and give them a trial. Sold a,
G. H. Woods drug store.
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Mitchell Republican, >: Postmaster
Greene received a letter yesterday from
Perry >. Heath. first assistant postmas-
ter general. conveying to hlm the lnfor-
nation that the Mitchell postotfiice has
been designated as Il money order de-
pository. Inns change Was made owing
to toe fact that tie Huron office. which
had been ltdac q to a tilri c.aes Office.
ana Ma not Il gtbie a. 4 depository. The
Mitchell flee WA receive these funds
from the postottices III ttls vicinity ns
viii be- designated by the Department..
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Reduced Freight Rates FOR settler.

Reduced Freight Rates for settlers
In order to encourage the movement
o. settlers and land buyers from Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa and the eastern states
to western Minnesota, South Dakota
and North Dakota. the Chicago, Mil
waukee 4 st. Paul Railway Co. has very
materially reduced its carload rates for
emigrant m%ovables. so that farmers who
have purchased lands in western Mime
sofa, South Dakota and North Dakota.
can take all of their belongings with
them to their new homes at small ex
pense, which inducement upon the part
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee T. st. Pau
Ry. will no doubt be greatly appreciated
by those who are thus tenetitted.
For further information apply to any
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee anc
st. Paul Ry.. or to }. H. H,land, genera
freight agent, Ola Colony Building
Chicago, III.