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For Assessor.

We are authorizeu to announce Mr. CHAs. ". HARRIS as a canIicnte for County Assessor. subject to the actioA of the Demo- cratic primaries. d la .asa.S tj
 We are authorized tC announce Mr, NJ. A. HUDSON as a candidate to- County Tax As sessor subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primaries,
 We are authorized to announce Mr. ]. T. AIPSOOMB as candidate for County Tax Assessor, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primaries
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For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized to announce CAPT. N. t, ROBERTS as a candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- maries.
 Weare authrized to announce MR. ; A IANGFoRD as Candidate for eireait Clerk. subjebt to the action of the Democratic pri- maries.
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For ulir Altor,lex.

We are authorized to announce Mir. W. r. COLEMAN as candidate for City Attorney, at the ensuing city election, subject to the action 0t the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Mr. W T, YOUNG as a candidate for City Attorney. at \ e ensuing municipal election.
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A. GOULD IN TO wN

Mir. A. Gould, brother of the late Jay Gould, and purchasing agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway system is in the city today. He is accom- panied by his son and together they dined at the Trulock today.
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great many have called during the week and all were interested. The ladies e specially and the public generally are cordially invited to call from 4:3O until o'clock, Fri day afternoon.
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c. yoss & Bro. are exhibiting a new '9S Chainless Crescent wheel they have In stock. The wheel is q beauty and the makers have proven many points of superiority for it.
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THE dispatches announce that former U. s. Senator Joe Black burn, who was prostrated last week while returning from the launching of the battleship Kentucky, is rapidly i'm proving.
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"At Hone''

,,oaaes GRAPHIC will give an tat frou tomorrow Friday) afternoon s,;ua +blt:30 until o'clock ia order to 9gi+nessl sle public an opportunity of : aw fcIing the operations of our . rs+ fol5 lding machine. This is the to Pinj ding machine ever brought sola;na Bluff, and its evolutions in .saars pasting and trimming the
 are most interesting. A
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For Alderman.

We are authorized to announce MIR FRED FOX as a candidate for reelection as Alder man from the First Ward at the ensuing mu- nicipal election, April the 5th,
 r1Ne are authorized to announce MT. J, B. JOHNSON as a candidate for reelection as Alderman from the Fourth Ward at the en- suing municipal election.
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THE late meeting of the Arkansas Lumbermen's Association at Little Rock advanced the price of yellow pine lumber 50 cents per thousand feet.
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Herbert Love had fainting spell caused from indigestion. at the school yesterday. He was taken hom and is today improving
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AT A sTAND-STILL.

The Arkansas river at this poin t today Is at a stand-still. It is ex- pected that 1t will begin falling hy night.
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The steamer Dardanelle is at the Pine Bluff wharf today taking on a lot of cotton seed meal.
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For County Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce Blr. JAS. Y SAUNDERS as d candidate for reelection to he office of Treasurer of Jefferson county, subject 10 the action of the Democratic pri- maries
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. MAR. 31. 1898
Entered at the Post-offiee at Pine Bluff. Ark. asseco1d-class mailmatter
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fnr Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN $. LITTLE as a candidate for renonlinatlon kansas, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic party.
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For County utlge

Ne are authorized to announce MIR. ". D. JON as u candidate for County and Pro- bate Jpdge, bleet to the action of the Dem ocratic primaries.
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For cnnntv Clerk.

We are authorized to announce MT FRANK B. FLANDERS as a candidate for County and Probate Clerk, subject 1 ? the action of the Democratic primaries
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Boston Ideal Mandolin and Guitar Club at Merrill Institute tomorrow night. It
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Boston Ideal Mandolin and Guitar Club at Merrill Institute tomorrow night. It
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MT. Carter, of Muriresboro, H.. who was the guest of Mir. ". c. Rainbow several weeks ago, has re- turned from visit to Hot Springs.
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Dr. 0. K. Womack has returned from trip through Lincoln county.
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THE NEW RACKET Fast Coming to the Front

havU achieved since commencing business Pine Bluff and admir- judgment the people giving liberal patronage WA wish say that here only for day. month year d ten yeers but perhaps life Pine home we are her your good already the reputation of se Goods Cheaper Than any Other Merchant ciu all will testify who have traded with People iron the country constantly coming town and nqung for t New Racket Store where they goods cheapnotwthstand have such conspicuous sign.
 propose only sell cheap as competitors bu cheaper We try how much get arc how little take What the people the best for the least values.
 Our store and stock large competto big and stocks the wants but tn the approaches of competition If you vii will show you bargains irresistible ant antalzng that you leave without buying The farmer sell his fine does his trading with
 up drive the New Racket No 3o2 West Ave where you will find every thing you want in Dry Goods Notions, Shoes Hats, Etc
 We call the special attention of the ladies Spn and Summer Dress Goods We have the very latest eec in Organdies, Lawns Etc. We have added dress making department to estab lishmen which is in charge of Miss Lewis thorough and competent dress-maker.
 Come and trade with us time and you will be ou customer thereafter. We quote few prices Nice table oil cloth at 1oc Window Shades and Fixtures Carpets from 200 Mating oc 25c. boys clothing r5c girls dress ready made 35c, Mems hats Caicos 1-2c. Ladies belts 5e up
 Yours for Bargains,
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MICHIGAN.

Congressman
II. c. Spith, r. JOS W Fordney. r.
". Gardner, r r. p. Bishop, K.
r. L. Hamilton, r. r. O. Crump. r.
VIM A Smith r. VIM. 5. Mesck, r.
S. w Smith, r. G. d. Sheldon, r.
Edgar A. Weeks, r.
The Republicans gain the congressman
from the Third and Eighth districts.
DETROIT, Nov. s.-Pingree held his own
tolerah.y well in todays election. At 10
o'clock tonight the Republican state COM
mttee claimed his election by from $1,000
TO 6o,0c1 majority. The Democratic state
committee do not yet concede defeat, The
governor ran several hundred ahead Of his
ticket in Detroit and ran up plurality of
200 in Grand Rapids. In Saginaw he
doubled on his plurality Of 1896. In Jack
son, Lansing. Bay City and sother smaller
cities he was cut considerably, but the
country districts surrounding went quite
strongly for him.
The balance of the Republican state
ticket is elected.
The Upper Peninsula gave its usual Re-
publican majority, but there was a great
amount of splitting on governor IN the
lower peninsula.
The vote on congressman Is close in half
of the twelve districts. the others ~eturning
Republicans.
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tricts as at the presidential election in 1885,
There are 3.e5s precincts In Ohio. at which
the polls close At p. M. except in Gin
cinnau and Cleveland where the polls close
at p. m, and $50 D. m. respectively.
There are 300 precincts in Cincinnati and
1.s precincts in Cleveland. Reports from all
over the state indicate light vote. on ac-
count OF which the Democrats claim con-
gressional gains and close result on the
state ticket. The Republicans are equally
confident.
In Ohio the Democrats do not eoncede the
reelection Of Congressman Weaver In the
Seventh district. the home OF Gov Bush
NELL During the Hanna senatorial contest
last January Congressman Weaver headed
delegation that called on Gov Bushnell
and protested against the governors course
in the senatorial contest
kinney. Republican. for state secretary.
carried Columbus by about . 90
Inc Republican state committee has
dispatch at p. m from George r. Cox. OF
Cincinnati. that Hamilton county gives a
Republican plurality OF l45a As the coun-
~ gave Bushnell plurality Of LOO last
year. this Is a Republican gain OF 1S0oo in
ore county.
CANTON. Nov. S-Twenty.six precincts
IN Canton and Stark county show net
Republican gain Of 2fs over last year The
same ratio maintained would give the Re-
pualicans the county by 1000 Mckinley in
1896 carried the county by $50.
The Republicans carry Canton on The
head Of the ticket by ass. a gain % 100 over
last year. The Republicans elect the CON-
piete county ticket
CLEVELAND, Nov s-Returns fin a, Q
o'clock indicate that Kinney. Republican
for secretary OF state. carried this city by
900. and the county by 1890 This Is a
gain OF 500 over last year.
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MARYLAND.

Congressmez-
". p. Baker. R. @. A Pearre, X
r G Wachier. r. John W. Smith, ID.
Sydney E. Nudd, r. j. W. Denny. y.
Democrats gain two. Smith and Denny,
elected over Wilbur F. Jackson and VIII
lam W. Mcintyre.
BALTIMORE. Nov. s.-Full and semi
official returns from the city OF Baltimore
and partial returns from the balance OF the
state make 1. reasonably certain that
Maryland has returned four Republican
and two Democratic congressman after an
extraordinarily close. but entirely listiess.
election This is Democratic gain OF two.
The successful candidates are:
John Walter Smith. D.. First district.
William 3. Baker. r.. Second. Frank {.
Wachter. r., Third; James w. Denny, D..
Fourth; Sidney E. MIdd. R.. Fifth; Geo.
L. Pearre. r.. Sixth, by about 3.oea.
The Democrats succeeded III obtaining a
majority Of the popular vote in Baltimore
city for the first time In six years, and
there is but little doubt that they would
have sent five congressman 10 the next
national legislature il an active and as-
gressive campaign had been made. The en-
tire delegation. with the exception OF Mudd
and Baker IS new timber and is looked
upon as fayoring a gold standard OF cur
rancy.
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NEVADA.

RENO. Nov. $50 p. Manifestations
point TO the election of Mcmillan, Repubii-
can governor: Newiands. Silver. congress
man, Flanagan, Republican, senate, ard
al least two out OF the four assemblymen
from this district.
ESQ a. m.-About one-third of the vote is
counted here. Everything points TO Nc
Millan's election as we'll as the Republican
legislative ticket
In the city Of Reno LIS votes were cast.
out OF a total registration OF 1sta
CARSON, Nov. Sat O'Clock the vote
for governor in two precincts was: Ormsay
county gives Sader, Silver. 100; Mcmillan.
Republican. a. Russell Democrat ): Nc
cuilough. Peoples party, s. The election
o. all county officers is concef cd to the
Silver ticket
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INDIANA.

IDNRf tsHstiesb
r " Miers, u G. w Cromer, r.
! +. Watson X. J. H. Robinson, ID.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. AT / O'Clock
this morning Chairman Martin. OF the
Democratic state committee said the re-
turns were not a. yet sufficiently complete
to determine az TO the state. The Repub-
hsns have probably elected In the Sixth,
Eighth. Tenth. Eleventh and First dis
trie,s their congressman. though the last
Is n0t conceded. The Democrats claim the
Second Third. Fourth. Fifth. Seventh,
Ninth. Twelfth and Thirteenth districts
The legislature is still In doubt.
L alil be impossible to give reliable fig
sres on the state. congress or legislature
until tomorrow. Both parties claim all
three
One hundred and sixty precincts in In
dana give Ralston, d. 1898: Hunt, r.,
IjfS5 The same precincts In 1896 gave
Bryan HI50; Mckinley, f7,4i4. Republican
gaia. H.
Al midnight only about go precincts out
0, a5s have been heard from. no county
having reported In full. Returns come in
slowly and both partie, claim the state.
Chairman Martin. OF the Democratic COM
n.,tee. expresses himself as confident that
he Democratic state ticket is elected by
ab9at 5.sO matority. together with a ma
isrliy OF the legislature. The Republican
chairman makes the same claim for hts
ado
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greater than that of the Republican candi-

greater than that Of the Republican candi-
date.
This latter result was helped in some
measure by the result in the borough of
Brooklyn, Kings county which, in 1896. gave
Back, Republican, plurality of 236s2. but
today gave Democratic plurality OF about
1880.
Brooklyn is the home Of Judge Van Wyck.
but this fact does not wholly explain the
practical reversal of p.uralities which. il
is possible, is attributable 10 the iukewarm-
ness of the friends of Jacob Worth, who
was deposed from the craftsmanship OF the
county committee consequence of his
opposition 10 the plans of Senator Plat in
the may0raity contest last year.
The returns from many counties up the
state are incomplete and in scme cases are
missing altogether The indlcations. being
computations on the figures at hand. point
70 a Republican plurality IN the counties
above Harlem OF about 10000 20 offset
which the Democrats can produce only the
So go plurality OF Greater New York.
The soldier vote will not he counted until
December !. but IS not likely materially 70
alter the results. There would seem 20 he
greater probability that the majority for
Roosevelt will ne increased. L!..!e -
known as 20 he votes for state senator's.
ESQ a m.-Enough returns from assembly
districts have been received 10 show ne
probable election of 80 Republicans and
81 Democrats with nine doubtful. or not
heard from. Conceding all the latter 10 the
Democrats the Republicans WEI st;ll have
a majority of 10 in the assembly or "a on
Joint ballot.
Little is known as TO the votes for state
senator's and assembiynen. The Repub-
leans had in the last legislature a major
ity OF Is on joint ballot and leaders az tao
party profess confidence that there VIII be
no material change Of mat majority
A majority in the state legislature for the
Republicans Will mean the election OF a
successor 10 Senator Murphy.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Full returns have not been received from
Tie Eighth Eleventh, Thirteenth. F1s-
teentn. Seventeenth and Twenfy-e .ghth
districts. No changes in The districts re-
ported.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s-Because ot
the large tickle, aaa extensive cutting hy
independent voters. the reports from Pilils-
2,lg1.la and Pennsylvania are slower than
usual
Enough IL known. however. 70 Indicate
tHe election - ~ A Stone. Republican
Cor governor by large plurality. The vote
cf Or. Swallow - the STATE Mi probably
~ under that % last year wu~a he re-
celve3 Is On for state treasurer. phl.sdei-
rnsa il the swallow stronghold however
and a large vote here may increase his
total beyond last years figures The vote
on the leSis alive ticket in counties where
the Republican oppousnts Of Senator Quay
have fused with Democrats Il very close
a. mig iSlafiee ~-tI1Tns from the
state mus FAR received show Democratic
net gains of u n tAe essembly Districts
not yet heard from Will probably elect 70
ar = Democrats 70 seals TOW held by Re
pubilcans. The Quay leaders claim that a
ma iort;g - Ire Republicans elected viii
favor to election OF ti1s senator.
Complies r. srTas from the state u Penn
sylyania gsve Some, Republican a plural
lty 81 nearly lEo.a. for governor.
fTTSTSftE Re- Nov. s.-~la y. rn-~R@suffls
are TOO ssasaxer 20 estimate votes fos each
candidate Senator Aagse says Stone. Re-
guo..ea3, viii have . plurality over Jeaks.
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NEW JERSEY.

II. Loudensiager, R r. W. Parker, r.
j. j. Gardner, Z. c. N Fowler. r.
b. r. Powell, r. j. S. solomon, D.
]. +. Stewart, r. VIM. ID. DAILY. D.
Democrats gain two.
TRENTON, Nov. 9.--New Jersey has
been carried by the Republicans and Fos-
ter NJ Voorhees, the Republican candidate,
Is elected governor by about II 600 plural
lily. Essex county, which was conceded as
the fighting ground of both parties. has
gone Republican by about 1900 and both
houses of the Legislature will be Repub-
hcan.
This Will insure the election Of Repub-
lcan TO succeed James Smith,, ir., D., in
the United States senate. Ex-Congress-
man John keane is conceded 20 be the
choice Of the Republicans as Senator
Smiths successor.
The Democrats have elected two OF the
eight ongresslnen-Salmon. IN the Fourth
ard DAILY. in the Seventh
The senate will stand II Republicans and
20 Democrats. This is allowing to the Re-
publlcanS the two from Mddlesex county
which is very close.
Chairman Murphy. of the Republican
state committee. a; a:45 =. m said:
I'VE have carried the state for VOORHEES,
by u.oo0 We have elected a majority Of
the assembly and will elect John Kean
United States SENATOR
Al Democratic headquarters at the same
hour Il was said they would await further
returns before making any predictions
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NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO. Nov s-The few aiYicss re-
c..ivsd indicate that fair vote vas poiled
ard ne Republican committee zee that
they will win by 4.en ma iority a. TIE min
'fnum The fusiontsts practically c0ncsde
the state ticket 10 the Republicans bat
claim thar Holmes for governor and Fiske
fq~ supreme cour; Will win. Taey also coE.-
ceae me legislature % the Republ caHs.
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TEXAS.

COngres@mer--
Thos H. BAH. -. Rob. F. Burke. D.
S. r. Cooper. n. s. w r. LAnham, d.
II C. de Graffenreid. Dwash Jones. Ind
J. l.. Sheppard u. r Kieberg u.
Jos w Bailey. -. J. H. stephens, d.
Tenth district not eanvassed The Ninth
district sends an Independent TO replace
a Democrat.
FORT WORTH Nov. S--Advicss re-
ceived by Democratic State Chairman He'll
IRE 70 The effect that the Republicans claim
Hawley's election in the Tenth District by
2aG while the Democrats contend that
Robson is elected by small majority
AUSTIN. Nov. s-There was heavy
votn all over the state. The Democrats are
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NEBRASKA.
Cor gTessuer--
e. J. Buvkett, K. & + Adams. Il.
d II. Mercer. K.

rINfN1l% Nov s-ScAt:sC3ng rs:GTTs
an 10 midnight indicate a political surprise
tn Nebraska tnasmucn as they forecast the
afuo.t certain election OF Eay~ ara. Repuh-
lean. FOR governor BY 4 plurality @ not
loss .han Sso This VIII be reversal Of
tie verdict Of ISa ~ nearly L 81 The
count thus Ear is wholly 00 governor 50 Ear
as th+s STATE tscke; : concerned. and K :
the belief taat HaywArt Is Running sight
II ahead q bis tick"t. which makes tae
results or tie remaining state Offices very
close Tla most surprising feature q ali Is
the strength displayed ~ Republican legs
lStive candidates. re tew returns received
showing them t. - exeD a6cad OF HAY
varS As these are from het GRE % Tvs
COUNTIES. howeye-. ;hrv faji 20 Indicate as
s,lred}v the complexion - the }.x stature
A. mitnigifJ Chairman Slaughter. % tho
Republican state committee said. We
have tAs e-tiTe Republican 1tcke; rs plE-
rslitses - 20; leSs than 54o0 and possibly
I, exceed Svo Ne Will have a majority
81 .he .e< stature"
We have. elected three congressman aa3
nroxsslv four - tA~ SIX
TIE tu~f0n committee ma = 10 statement
elz~ths- ,han 70 insist ihG. they ha,s carried
She ssa.e ard legislature ore hundred ana
thsrty-;wo rr~ri.cts OUTSIDE OF T2ncalr and
Omaha Stow A ne' Republican gain O: ia
Lincoln and i-sfcasrsr counties show a
Republican gam scst!natedA - 81 Chair
man Slaughter says the average Republican
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aNIR(L OF LOWER
HOUSE NOT SETTLED.
Continued From Page One.

e., returns In from the other districts
= rsseh to base d statement.
s.aiernene from the Republican state
..~sraI committee reads:
.rse Republicans have carried the state
:, ,or4 than 5e.Dp) We have elected every
pssubiican congressman by large MAORI
80 Lacey. r.. in the Sixth, has 100 10
go nas FORTY
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KANSAS.
E. r. Ricigely. P.

TOPEKA, Nov. s.-A. nitnlph. Chair
man Albaugh. Of the Republican state
committee, claims the state FOR STANLEY. r.
Ter governor. BIZ 500 majority. and Chair
mar Riddle, OF the fusion committee,
Claims the state for Lee3y, F.. By II 81.
complete returns rom the FIVE city
WARDS show slight gains for the fusion
uckef, headed by Gov Leedy Scattering
returas from the state show Leedy IS gain
ing In the city districts and Stanley r.
IN the country. which win elect tae latter
IL gains keep I'D
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80 congressman have been gained in illi-
80 ny the Democrats. and the next con-
.tsss,onal delegation from this state is
s.elr 70 be evenly divided. II Democrats
sss II Republicans. IT Is possible Tor the
rapubljcaGs 10 have II or the - congress-
rsn as ali Of the returns arc not in yet.
-, the Indications are for an even split on
he delegation.
The entire Republican state ticket Is
.lsctea by over 1860 plurality. In Cook
eo,nty the vote has been very close. the
republicans carrying the county and the
fsnocrats the city OF Chicago The Demo-
cratic plurality IN the city Is about 200
ssd the Republican plurality is about the
,sne In the county.
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LOUISIANA.

Congressnlen--
Adoiph Meyer. d. Phanor Brezeals, D.
r. c. Davey. ID. s. r Baird, d
r. r. BroGssard ID. s. NJ. Robertson, D.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. s.-The Demo-
Gratis In Louisiana made a clean sweep TO-
dag. eIeciing SIX congressman, three rail-
road commissioners and three j. ldges in
the parish OF Orleans.
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TENNESSEE.

congressman
w. r. Brownlow. r. ~. d. Cox, ~
John A. Moon. ID. Thetus w Sims
J, ID. Richardson. y. Rice A Pierce, D. 5
J. w. Gaines, d. +. w. Crnmack. D.
The Second and Fourth districts have
not been canvassed
NASHVILLE. Nov. e-~i a. m.--Returns
partial and complete from forty counties
show an Increase OF 1900 In McMilin's ma
jority over the Democratic majority OK
1896 and indications point TO a majority for
McMilin for governor exceeding q COO Tho
Democrats gain about % members OF the
legislature.
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SATIN DAMASk.

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2X3-YARD CLOTHS. AT. EACH. 2.Ss
= NAPKINS TO MATCH, PER
DOZE .-.....-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5s9
2X211a-YARD CLOTHS, AT EACH. 5. 80
2X3-YARD CLOTHS. AT, EACH T. Is
:. NAPKINS TO MATCH. PER
DOZ ......... ............... 3.9s