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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Rev. Daniel Putnam of Bakersfield ar
rived Thursday evening at the home Of
his father, Joel b. Putnam, accompanied
by his bride Miss Mary Purnton of Ban
gor. Me, 10 whom he was married in that
city Wednesday. His brother Robert Of
Burlington, arrived also His cousin, Miss
Allacc Chase, who had come from Smith
college to accompany the party to Ean-
gor. stopped on her way home at Clare
mont, n, H., where her mother was call
ed by the death of her brother-in-law,
Dudley Chase, IL former resident of the
"Old White church" neighborhood.
Mrs Albert Barnes, who suffered n
paralytic shock about month ago which
left her in very feeble condition, d!ed
Wednesday evening at o'clock The flu
neral was held Friday afternoon At .
o'clock her late home, Rev. V. NJ. Hardy
Of the Congregational church officiating.
She leaves a husband but no children.
wife of Joel b. Putnam of this place and
the other the wife of AlonZo Emery of
Bethel. She also left a brother. Samuel
Leach. who now resides in Pasadena,
Cal. The deceased was 65 years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes moved here from
Bethel less than II year ago.
David Annis aged 80, died Thursday
morning at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Ellen Young, with whom he had
lived for some time. Death was caused
by old age and rheumatism. lie was i'll
only six weeks. The funeral was
held from his late home on
Merchants Row Saturday afternoon
at l O'Clock, Rev G. w. Nor
row officiating. Deceased left two sons.
Chester Annis Of West Brookield and Al
pheus Annis of Braintree, and three
daughters, Mrs, Ellen Young of this viii
lage Mrs. Arnpi Williams Of North Pam
doph and Mrs. Vaughan Cole of Hard
wick. The latter was unable TO attend
the funeral
News was received here Monday Of the
sudden death of Miss Harriet Joiner. Of
Royalton, a graduate OF the high scho
here in tho class of 81. She WAS teaching
school there until last week when she
was taken seriously i'll. She was a great
favorite among the young people here
having a winning manner and sweetness
Iof disposition that attracted many
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

Mrs. James Hurst is very ill.-Mrs. Eli
Iiolcomb is sick with la grippc-Mlss
Amelia Jarvis and Charles La Bombard,
both Of this place, were married at the
catholic church Monday morning.-Mrs.
r.. T.. Houghton has returned from a visit
at Pittsburgh, n. Y.-Miss Evelyn Hol-
comb has returned to Winoosh to school.
GRAND ISLE
Tho annual meeting of the Grand Isle
Creamery association was held January
3 The same officers were ieappointed -
T.. Gordon. $. Reynolds and w. s. Pearl,
directors; Or. +. ". Sears, treasurer; NJ.
&. Kinney, secretary; A. Kinney, auditor.
During 1898 the association received 1853
81 pounds Of milk, and made from this
.G,SN pounds of butter. Gross receipts of
the association for this amount Of butter
were ;l7,76l.42. The expenses for the year
including interest on the capital stock
were $222S3l Mr.. Gordon has been man
aging director since the organization of
the association in 1888 and has made n
careful and thorough study of the dairy
and its accessories. Rev w. G. Clark ten
dcrcd his resignation to the Congregations
al church on Sunday, January s. on ac-
count Of the i'll health, and hopes to be
released from his duties very soon. lie
has ohciatcd as pastor of this parish
eight years, it being his first, The
church will lose an able gifted teacher
ana CONSCIENTIOUS WORKER, Mr.. Clark has
many friends here who regret his depart
urc and at the Same time predict for him
a promising future should his health be
restorod.-Tho Ladies' Aid society will! be
entertained at the residence of j. w
Hoas on Thursday of this week. III. w
Macomher and wife are visiting at F. II
Macombcl's in Shelburne,-The school was
closed in district No. 2 last week on ac-
count of the grip, tho teacher and nearly
all Of the scholars being victims TO II at
one time,-Therc is Il great deal of sick
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annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Orange County Creamery company held
January Sd, John A. Stanley Of Wash
ingtwon. Nathaniel n. Austin OF Tun-
bridge, Olin S. Martin of Wiliamstown,
Benson Sanborn and Frank Gilman Of
Chelsea were elected directors 1t was
voted to pay five per cent. dividend on
tho stock and apply five percent of net
earnings upon the debt during the en-
suing year.-At the annual meeting Of the
Congre gational church A. II. Powers,
Walter II. Emery, Mrs. Ann f.. Goss were
reelected business committee; j. NJ
Comstock, clerk; w. S. Hatch, treasurer
and w. H. Emery, Mrs S. +. Dearborn
Dr. NJ. II. Corwin were chosen to serve
with the pastor and deacon as an cxocu-
tive committee. y. c. Burbank was
elected trustee of the fund for three
ycars.-The week Of prayer was observed
last week in both the Congregational ana
Methodist church s.-Nearly everyone Is
more or less effected with the prevailing
epidemic of influenza. Among others IIar-
nv +. Bryant, Frank ]. Titus, Drs. Goss,
Corwin and Smith, Mrs. A. II. Powers.
Deacon Franklin Dearborn and nearly
every family has one or more members
afflicted AT the annual meeting Of Chcl-
sea fire district No. John NJ, Comstock
was chosen clerk, Curtis s. Emery treas
urer: w c. Townsend, collector; II. y.
Ils \
Adams, jr,, prudential committee; G. y
Dickinson, chief engineer; Charles r..
Godfrey, first assistant; F. H. Corwin,
second assistant. No tax was voted. -
Wednesday evening January 4th, the fol-
lowing officers Of II. +. X. Hall Camp NO.
9S. Sons Of Veterans, were installed: Cap
tain. T. G. Reed; first lieutenant G. y
Lucas. jr.; second lieutenant. II. r. Slack
camp council. W. A. Reed, c. y. Lucas
ir.. T. T.. Wallace. The installing officer
was Past Capt A. G. Smith Of Camp NO
IG Of Enthusiastically l.. Conary
gave most excellent entertainment en-
titled Around the stove" in the Chelsea
lecture course last Monday evening.
WASH1NGTON.
The funeral of Q. o. Calef, who dice
last Friday, was held at the tniVcrsalle'
church Sunday afternoon, Rev. a. NJ
Smith oGiciating.-Mrs. Taggart, who has
boen visiting her sister, Mrs. Chester
Dickcy, returned to her home in Topshar
last Monday.-The Good Templars hold &
public meeting and box supper at schoo
house hall next Monday evening.-Miss
4 Elva .Welton is visiting at Chester
| Dckey's.-Charles A. Corliss. who is TAX
! ing business trip in the West for tho
Pioneer Marble Works. is expected bach
/ the last of the week.
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friends. Her classmates will act as bear
ers.
Mrs. Robecca WILDER, who had resided
at Daniel Flnts in Braintree since the
death of her sister, Miss Betsey Nichols.
at the advanced age of 90, passed away
Tuesday She was Randolph oldest resi-
dent, having attained the age of o. Pre-
vious to the death of her husband she
lived at Randolph Centre. Her birth
place was Braintree. The funeral is to
he held this afternoon. Or. V. NJ. Hardy
pastor of the Congregational church, Of
ticiating.
Rev. Homer White, rector Of St Johns
Episcopal church here and Grace church
at Randolph Center. has rendered his res
ignaton to take effect April 9th, when he
will have closed six years of service here.
Saturday evening a meeting of the vcstry
will be held to consider the resignation.
BRAINTREE.
The entire family of Daniel Flint have
been quite sick the past week.-Ptrcy
Baldwin of St. Adams spent few days in
town last week visiting friends.-Leonard
Hutchinson of Barre spent a few days
with his partents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Hutchinson last week.
TUNRBIDGE.
Mrs. Abby Emery of Washington, d.
c. who has been a visitor at Lorenzo ID.
Mexley's a short time, has returned to
Washington.-Thc Worlds Fair society
will hold its annual meeting here Satur-
day.-E. p. Cushman of Boston was Wis
itor at Mrs, 5. a. Cushman's last week.
lie has now gone to Burlington for the
winter.-Fred r. Hayward returned to
Concord last week, after short visit
at II. r. Hayward's.-The Congregational
church will hold its next sociablc at the
town han Saturday evening.-G, a. r.
hall was well filled Saturday evening
when there was "A public installation of
the officers of Whitney Post and whitney
w. r. C.--Mrs A. l. Tucker has gone to
Orange, Mass, for Il few weeks.-rhe an
nual meeting of the Universaists Ladies'
Social Circle will be held at Wight's hall
Wednesday evening.-Whltney Post Will
hold special memorial service at its
hall Saturday evening January H-Mrs.
A. T. Woodward is reported to be quite
low and deranged.-Mrs. +. ID. Moody Is
visiting in Derry. n. II.
VERSHIRE.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. f. O.
bradbury on New Years daY.-Mr and
Mrs Rufus Blanchard are both quite Ill.
Many in this town are suffering with
grip and kindred aiments,-Byron Titus
is cutting and hauling lumber to Martin s
mill for VIM. Matoon.-Geo. Church is
cutting lumber on James Stacey's lot
Royal T.. West is very low with consump-
ton.
BROOKFIELD.
Miss Minnie Clark is Ill with congestion
OF the lungs at Saranac Lake. n y, and
her mother Mrs. w. C. Clark is caring for
her.-Rev p. r. Woomer is to hold a
series of evangelistic meetings at the
branch beginning Jan. 17.-Bert Carpenter
has ceased to labor for ], Fl. Sprague and
is to move TO Chelsea on farm. Fred
Edwards is at work for w, W. Sprague,-
Mrs +. /. Sargent has the grip at hei
daughters, Mrs. Joe Edwards'-Mrs A
b. Smith of Mortified has come to stay
with her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Sprague,-
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LAMOILLE COU NTY.
HYDT PARK

George Brill has hired A. NJ Pendridse
to help him at the depot,-Bernard Fair
banks has taken the jantor work at the
academy.-The New Years ball which
was given al the Hotel Phoenix Tuesday
jan 3. was attended by about 20 couples
and proved very enjoyable. stones or
chestra Of Morrlsvile Furnished the mu-
sic.-Mr and Mrs, c. *. Leach of Cam
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Henry Freeman Post elected officers Cor
the ensuing year as follows Commander
{. c. Hood; senior vice commander, Ira
Carpenter: junior vice commander, Fri
Ditty; chaplain. II. w. Walhridgc; sur
geon, u. c. Herrick; officer of day, Frank
Bullard; adjutant. w. a. Clark. The
Womans Relief Corps elected officers at
their annual meeting as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs Lottie Carpenter: senior vice
president, Mrs Sarah Fulham junior vice
president. Mrs Emma Raynors; chaplain
tie Durkee; secretary Mrs Louise Clark
treasurer. Mrs. Laura Hood. guard, Miss
Susan Adams assistant conductor Mrs
emma Ditty. assistant guard Mrs Ncttie
Cram.-Oficers elected at the annuaI
meeting Of Mystic Star Lodge of f. and A
NJ are: w. Nj, II. w. Hyde; S w. j. w
i'iaheu". "s.i' -, W" W, Meuc"i,
CLARK D., W. y. Noble; j. D., c. Full
nam; >. =, T., l.. Tracy; j. s., w, II
Sprague; chaplain, NJ Peck; marshall w
g. ozark Inc installation OF officers viii
occur Jan. J..
U-,r,r,,crO1,.>-
~
The following officers of the Grange were
II stalled last Wednesday evening. Jan. 4th
Master, Frank Martin; oversoer, Clayton
II. Martin; secretary, Mrs. c. a. Briggs
lecturer Mrs. w. f.. Granger; steward
G. \. Briggs; treasurer. {. Nj. Erskine
chaplain, Mrs, {. Nj. Erskine; assistant
steward Geo. T. 'olDy,-The Ladies Read
ing club meets TINS week with Mrs Geo
t.. Wiber on FRIDAY afternoon, the 18th
inst. Subject Ralph Waldo Emerson
Rev j. NJ Bufum OF Norrdgewock, Me-
mas been spehdins le" Gays IN towr
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The Richardson
The Richardson
A Necessity and q Luxury Combined.

Nothing illustrates the above more clearly
than pair of our all Wool Blankets. -Haven't
they for the past few days been .necessity-and
to those fortunate enough to have secured pair.
What luxury-did you ever know what it is to
sleep cold-we hope not-and you surely would
not if protected by pair of our elegant California
Blankets. The prices might make them seem lux
urious if marked at what they are worth-but we
show them to-day at very special prices. Please
see them-note the prices.
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Low ELL.

Clara Skinner has decided to remain at
home this winter and is prepared to do al
kinds of dressmaking.-Th Congregations
al society met with Miss Susan Stcbbins
last FridaN.-Mrs. w. II. Curtis is very
sick with pleura pneumonia and her hus-
band who is at a hospital has undergone {,
surgical operation and remains in a very
critical condition.-H. j. Stewart has
leased his farm to his brother, c. s.
Stewart who takes possession this week
and will work for w. T.. Curtis in the tub
shop.
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SOUTH HERO.

several OF the young people are to take
in the dance at North Hero the 18th
Prof Wood of Grand Isle opened his sing
ing school in the school room at tho
Corners last Wednesday evening.-Rev
Mir. Clark has resigned as pastor of the
Congregational church and will leave Fri
day for new field of labor.-T. L. Kinney
was elected president Of the l.. and H..
Mott Home last weekly. c. Witherel Of
johnson is caring for Mr.. Landon who
has been seriously III, hut is now slowly
improving.-JOhn w. Burke of New York
was in town last week in the interest of
the Rutland Canadian railroad Revival
meetings win be held each evening next
week at the Methodist church, large at
tendance is desired.
There was an oyster supper on We'd
nesday evening. Jan II, at the home of
James Tudhope in Jerusalem district,
for the benefit of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Angela road has been pushed
out on the ice from Maquam dock
to John Parier's.-Dan Hazen, the
son of L, II. Hazen, who has suffered so
long from hemorrhagos of the lungs, died
last Saturday and was buried Monday;
funeral at the house He was n young
man about q, who has all his life been
a great sufferer, having been Il cripple
from his youth.-The infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Durham was taken VIC
lently III last Friday with spasms and for
few hours his life was despaiTed Of. but
he Is now improving Rev. Mr.. Angel and
j. \. Parker attended the funeral of the
Rev. Mr.. Webster in Swanton last Sun
day at $3.50 D. m. He was one of North
iiero's old pastors.-The railroad Is con.
sldered a sure thing, as the town has
voted to give right of way. not to exceed
5000
Tho Allen Shoe Co.'S, cut price shoe sale
gives everybody chance to save money
on shoes.
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Union Suits reduced from $2.75
to So. l9, and from 50. so to $3.25.
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OhLEANS COUNTY.
WESTFIELD.

At the annual society meeting Of the
Congregational church held last week Mon
day the fo..owing officers were elected
CRAFTSBCRY.
l.. f. Smith got serious blow across
his face a stick on which he was working
flying from the turning lathe last Friday
In the town meeting last Saturday the
town voted to pass over the article to ask
the county commissioner to revoke the
license of G. l.. Wheeler at Mill Village
Tressa McCue commenced teaching in the
higher department of the village school
last Monday. -Mrs. James McEwen is very
lOw..-Will Goodrich left last Saturday for
Buringt ton Medical Collegc.-Mrs. Major
Robbins was called to Wolcott last week
on account of the sickness of her daughter
Mrs. Charles Bridges.
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MORGAN.

William Blake and J. +. Ellis are putt
ting in an engine 10 run bobbin machinery.
Fred Cox and Bert Gee are home from
Craftsbury, where they have been lum-
bering.-O. +. Wilcox has advertised his
farm for sale. He injured his knee in the
fall and is yet so lame that he cannot do
[ q work
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Blankets.

hosiery There's a wealth of
goodness in the Hose
that we sell you to-day at 18c per
pair.-To begin with it's less money
than they cost us-and then there
no better goods made. Kindly ex-
anime them and note their good
ness-for women and children-a
special line of boys Hose at l8c.
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congregation at tho morning servce.-Rcv.
II. :. Mcllalc will have charge of the Y.
f.. $. G. f.. meeting at East Enosburgh the
evening of the 12th.--The First Congrcga-
tlonal church held their annual meeting
The jth.-Emma and Clara Woodward who
have been in brooklyn, y. Y, for several
weeks returned homo the 7th.-Banchc
Sears of Richford was the guest of Mary
Fassctt last week.--Fred lIldrcd returned
home the 18th from an extended visit in
Massachusetts and will have charge of
the milk Swimming station at EnosburSh
Ialls.-Clara Carpenter attended the fun
oral of Rev. G. l.. Guild in Greensboro, the
5,h. Rev Mr.. Guild was formerly pastor
uf Memorial church.
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WATERBURY,.

Tho cards are out announcing the mar
riaGe of Miss Josephine Taylor Of Water
bury to the Rev. Mr. George Robert Brush
of Randolph, y. Y.
Mrs. Edwin Bowman is confined to tho
house with the grip.
Mrs. Charles Keene is confined to the
house by illness.
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WOmen'S Made so thoroughly
Suits. of the best mate
rails - and in the
most approved styles. $3.50
Suit awaits your buying at S17.00,
and some $22. so ones can be had
for $13. 50-beautiful but not many
of them.
WASH All new-still have the
Goods hoor-and there were
never better values shown.
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ET4NIORE.

Miss Clara Bliss of Calais was in town
the last of this week.-E. II. ynan has
some to Calais for the winter.-A. j..
Slaytcn spent last week in Barton.-tior-
alto Richardson has gone to his home in
Worthwhile, i'll with the grlp.-Mrs. Phebe
Wolcott IS very i'll with pneumonia.
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At the adjourned meeting Of subscribers
to the fund which built the granite sheds,
held on Saturday evening, 1t was left that
the original building committee, composed
Of c. II. Slocum, r.. w. Webster and w.
s. Cheney with ex-Gov. Hendee as treas
urer are to find out and make statement
Of the exact situation at the present time
as regards the construction OF the plant
after which II will be determined what
price will satisfy the stockholders or sub
ecrihers when 1t is probable that the prop
erty will be conveyed by a COMMITTEES
that Is to be named on behalf Of the sub
scribers. The plant is doing a very nice
business and ii Is understood may be on
larged.-E. II. Ryders team ran away
Sunday morning, starting from Jersey
Heights creamery and collding with a
milk team from the Malvern farms, over
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ness in town, mostly the grip and rneu-
monia H. G. Griswold has remodcled his
house and put on extensive repairs which
have greatly improved it.
The Allen 5hoe Cos. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody a chance to save money
on shoes.
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There's a large variety to choose
from Of 40 patterns each-and you
miss it to wait come to-day
and buy cloth enough for a Dress
for 30c.
Every Corner of this store is
overlooking
with more than honest values. We
wish to exchange them for cash.
The profit is on your side of this
bookkeeping season. One price
AND CASH.-Lookers as well
come as purchasers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-09
Election " turns
Contained frem page g

of Yesterday election Tho fuflouists
carry the stare by iaon rorhaps mose.
on iho Face NJ returns from nearly haif
tAe counue Thes elcef wmmm Neville
lo conrret ovr Mo.e. klnefd in fhe
sixth district hut by rsduord mn iorify.
and satin eighut ln yIcuI dlstrtets
Chairman Elmlsion NJ the fusion atafc
central committe InslHs chat Holenmb
is elected The repu I.in eammltfta
gave up the nsht aud 0uH counting earl,
ihis morning w Bryan ..i he hsd
nothing further to AGA ia b. asmnicnt
of last night chat fhe fls.nn Victor, ln
Nebraska Vas H rehuke to tf. natIonai
1dminisfrttlou
There Wac an Informal .rmfrafio,
mect'rg in thc ropuliei state h.il1n,r..r.
thiH afternoon Chairman EdrI.tar v.,e
kcpf buay at the bong ,nsanr. fai.rb.r.
receiving returns ana anfWvriue ulmre.
rhe mslonist. aro arranging .for "A cad.
rRuhcaton TAG ihe capitai ground. Friday
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-09
Dewey weds To-day

Washington Nov. b-A marriage u.
'ens. HHf HiaF issued i Admiral
H. .. .HI Mr Mildred Ilar,n
Th II l.ruru. VIII rly
Admiral nnIrse uraey anna Mr Mil
dr.i il..r eil ururahB ue married
today $50 announcement has been
made hu the necessary license vac p %
ducei yesterday ans arrangements for
fhe wedding smiDh VIII only boz attend
.d by members Uf enc tso families are
complete The ceremony Do iH under
stood uI Ibe performed ai tbe -eHi-
Ienc- 0f Mr Washington Mclean.
Mrs uareuH mother the hour of the
ceremony depends it Is said. upon the
return uf Mr John q. Mclean. hrH.
Hazeus brother. from ohio He % eS
DeeteI u Washington some time today
The reuuired dlspensation FOR the cere-
mouy to take place eiaeWhere than ln
a. church Nts procured yeaterdsy and.
10 s asserted thar Cardinal Gibbons
ail he here fp OfhUaf
The marriage ceremony viii b. per
formed af Mr8 McLean'a residence No
authoritative Information b. obtainable
la tl the exact date for the wedding
Cardinal Gibbons viii be- away from
WsshlnFton this week and a ib beiieV-
"a that Archbish1p Keane. a friend Of
an. bride viii celebrate ne marriage
rites Thr Ar.hb.shoD IA put ~ ne
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-09

rrunr plth one teRn missing Is ns fol
love $751; Murray Crane. repuhEcan iss
tW. Robert rrsat fsl ne. Dr. democrat.
in.N1 THE .anafo of i,oo win atand So re-
puHi.Ir. tn 2 domocrats. and fhe huusc
ia rHruhl.ntnH 20 democrats. socialists
ant t1dcncndenta
PRESIDENT CONGRATULATED
Waah.rgtl,, Eoy s-TWs president rr-
r.ased "a nrest number OF consratmatorv
meseagc. TO-DAY We exprescd himse.f AZ
-reatiy pieaaed vith NJ reult in ohio
UrAu RspunLIcANs WIN
stlt lak.. Nov 3-rhompa1n. rep FOR
mayor. h1f a majority OF &G Tho renut-
inrnf alan elect recorder ard auditor.
The democrats. Attorney. t-oaaurrr ana
iustce 90 the peace The council Stands
nine repubiioanH ant Ella dcmDsratn.
The democrats el~ct mayors an Oxdu,.
Provo. Park Cy and i.oEaa
SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN
Aberlcen a n Noy s-Co@pleto ~
turns from che state az large confirm
i,at nishfa estimates OF republican ma
fnrIiy of from seven To- ten thousand orr
.uprcn. lIige
A MIXED T1CKBr
san IrirrIacn Nov e-Corrsr semi
nflcId returns show that the democrats
n1ie almost clean aueon in mo uuul-
.HI ....fnn The rrpunmctaa surcosdct
U .I. "t.r atarH un the .utire ticket
rr.. ....'r1 tte ahonr auditor. tax col
...t.- .Hurft cirrt ana three Huperytsors
fH. Democrats cisrt.,d the mayor ard .lt
.taer county omicrrs and i6 aupsrvisurl.
Mayor phelana plurality over Davis.
rp H Trf
SENATOR JONES NrMpIusEn
Tflnr. reAu. Nos s-unite6 states
senator IaIuna k Jones'. is in thn city
Upon being askct ua to cieriion results.
thu .rrttor Said he Nas ultaned ana
sas not altogether surprised though hs
iii fnt TOOK for quite such repubiican
majority iu phio The senator and mu.
11ue. efi leave soon Tor Washington.
rENNsYLvANIA's MAJORITY
Philadelphia Nov s-CoYnplcis return
fnym oo counties in tho state. including
| rm.sdolpbn. and win carefully royised
| estimates from tho seven niaa.uW counties.
! .how plurality OF i0a So iur Barnett.
4 up flr state lfelaurrr over Cfonay dom
/ Thr pluuuy Cor Brown. rep f1r
/ iIrreW. count iudFu will cxrerI fbai or
rlm.. hY probably mW0
$50 cTrANUE IN MINNESOTA
80 rau mun Nov "a siour FALLS.
n sneenI to he rloncnr Press snya,
I hHUunnHI r.narff r.rfsrt from noiuin
/ ln tne .Hf. matr nuf mue chsnrn ln 40
republican maiorly Increasing b.. how
ever