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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

WANTED, A CoLORED BOY, ABOUT
16 years old, to work in a store Savan-
nah Shoe Factory.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

- uear boy, If you have the blues. or
|Fv,ra bottle Of Cooks Imperial Champagne
'is Dry. 1t is exquisite.-ad
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WANTED. CAPABLE GIRL FOR
general house work. Call after O'Clock.
oOS Broughton street, east
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YOU TO PUT YOUR MONEY IN
real estate; il Is safest and best invest
ment you can make; pays more than bank
stocks or bonds and you can see and con-
troll 1t; we have something that viii In
terast you. Call or address e. X. Dem
mond q Co.
THERE ARE TWO LINES TO COLI
llnsvile. via Gwnnett street, and via
Bolton street junction. At present the
Gwinnett street line Is being repaired, so
YOU will have to go by Bolton street,
(ThunderbolO Junction Sale will begin
promptly at half past four o'clock, cor
ner New Houston street and Waters
road. Don't miss this chance to get a
lot. John l.. Archer.
WANTED, TO LEASE OR BUY, A
small tugboat and lighter TO collect
wrecks. Blumenfeld Company.
WANT TO BUY A GOOD SET SEC
ond hand buggy harness. SlS Charlton
street. west.
WANTED, A SECONDHAND BUGGY;
must be In good condition. f. W.. care
this office.
YOU ARE NOT EVER GOING TO
have another chance to buy desirable res
idence lots at such prices, and on such
terms as those 70 be sold in Coilinsville
Tomorrow You folks who think this
is too far away now, Will buy lots mile
further out in a year or two, for more
money. John L. Archer.
WANTED, SECONDHAND NAPH-
tina launch cheap In good order. Piantef
care Morning News.
TO REPRESENT OWNERS OF REAL
estate who desire their rents collected
promptly and satisfactory returns. Call or
address e. X. Demmond g. Co., Proyident
Building.
NOTICE-DO YOU HAVE OLD IRON
scraps. machinery. iron OF any kind, no
matter where II lays. nor how big or small
quantity? Our agents are located in the
states of Georgia, Florida, North and
South Carolina; notify by postal and they
will call on you with highest offer. Bum
enfe.d Company, Savannah.
TEE THING TO DO AT THE AUG
ton sale tomorrow is TO buy at least two
lots. or go in with some friend and buy
three together, and divide them into two;
This will only be $3.50 a month each.
These lots all have a frontage of at least
thirty feet and depth of 1i2; and a good
proportion are larger; but why not strain
yourself and get great big place while
you are at IL. John L. Archer
WANTED; CASH PAID FOR CON
federate and broken bank bills. 81 to $40
fifty cents per 100 bills; $50 to 800, $l.0O
per 100 bills. Five hundred and $1,000 bills.
25c each. Ellis Chandlee, Augusta, Ga.
YOU TO BUY A HOME NOW BE-
fore prices go beyond your reach; we have
something that will interest you; II you
cannot pay all cash. will arrange for easy
payments Call or address E. X. Dem
mond e. Co.
CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
crccus sacks. Apply 3l2 State street, west.
HAVE LOTS IN cOLLINsVILLE TO
be sold tomorrow at half past four
o'clock are on New Houston, Duffy,
Henry and Anderson streets, and they
are beautiful; terms, SIS cash, S. per
month, end only per cent. interest.
PROPERTY TO SELL; WE WILL
give you quick, satisfactory and honest
service. Call or address Il. X. Demmond
& Co, Provident Building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

THE THING TO DO AT THE AUG
ton sale tomorrow is to buy at least two
lots, or so in with some friend and buy
three together, and divide them into two;
this wifi only 9be' $50 a month each.
These lots all have frontage of at least
thirty feet and a depth of liz; and good
proportion are larger; but why not strain
yourself and get great big place while
YOU are at 1t. John L. Archer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

THE THING TO DO AT THE AUG
ton sale tomorrow is to buy at least two
lots. or go In with some friend and buy
three together, and divide them into two;
this viii only be $3.50 a month each.
These lots all have a frontage of at least
thirty feet and depth Of 112; and a good
proportion are larger; but why not strain
yourself and get a great big place while
you are at Ii. John L. Archer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

Special Texas Rainfall Reports-Hunts-
VILE trace; Ballinger and Lampasas, miss
ing.
Heavy Notwithstanding Miss. 2.14;
Lake, Miss, 2lO; Meridian, Miss, 224
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WANTED, GOOD BOARD BY A
couple at a reasonable price. G. NJ, care
News.
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FoH RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT. FLATS OF THREE
rooms and bath, uBfurnished. IA Harris
street, west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

WANTED, A MACHINIsT, APPLY
Davis Machine Shop.
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70. DAYS WEATHER FORECAST.
shlngton Forecast for Sunday:

washington Forecast for Sunday:
For Georgia, South Carolina and Eastern
Florida: Fair Sunday and probably Mon
day: fresh west to northwest winds.
For Western Florida: Generally fair
sunday and probably Monday; fresh
southerly winds.
General conditions at s p. m. May 49,.
1899: There is no well defined center OF
low pressure in the eastern portion of the
country although conditions have been
favorable for the development of local
thunderstorm over many of the Southern
states Showers have fallen to-day along
the coast from Jacksonville northward.
Rain is falling at Kitty Hawk, N. c., and
a hailstorm was in progress at Jackson
willie at s p. m. There has been no mate
rial change in temperature except d tenn
porary cooling In localities where rain fell.
Thunderstorms occurred at Savannah, Mo-
bile New Orleans, Wilmington, Charles
ton. Norfolk. Kitty Hawk and Jackson
vile. High winds: Jacksonville, As miles
per hour, west; Savannah, AZ, northwest.
Yesterdays weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature 2 p. m. go degrees
Minimum temperature p. M. So degrees
Mean temperature ,...,,........ rs degrees
Normal temperature ............ 70 degrees
Excess of temperature ........ s degrees
Accumulated excess since
May l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Jan. ............................. A degrees
Rainfall .....,..................... Al inch
Normal .............."............... OF inch
Deficiency since May 1 .......... II inch
Excess since Jan. l ......... 82 inch
River Report.-The hight of the Savan-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

nah river at Augusta a 8 a. m. 75th meri-
dian time) yesterday, was S.5 feet; no
change during the preceding twenty-four
hours
Cotton Region Bulletin, Savannah, Ga,
for tie twenty-four hours ending at a
m, 18th meridian time, May 10. 1899:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. BOARD AND LODGING
for gentleman and elderly lady; three
rooms desired, vicinity Of Forsyth Park
or Anderson street. south of Bull street,
preferred, Address o., care News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

WANTED, A BoILERMAKER. AP-
ply Davis Machine Shop.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED MAN
of good address who is acquainted with
the retail grocery trade of Savannah;
must be well recommended. Apply by let
ter, giving references. Those looking for
snaps" need not apply. Drummer, care
News. r..
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MEDICAL.

OPIUM, MORPHINE. WHISKY; If IN
terested in the cure of these habits write
for my book on these diseases, mailed free.
B. M. Woolley, NJ. D.. Atlanta, Ga.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED, WHITE BOY ABOUT IS,
willing worker. good reference: position
permanent; state salary. Address D.,
this office.
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rooms, furnished or unfurnished, near
park. 442 Drayton. Gentlemen only.
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs

GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD
with private family. Private, News office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

CHURCHILL DESIRES TO REMIND
his friends he is still alive and conducting
his ice cream business personally. Try
him. Ring up 26O1. Waldburg and West
Broad.
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YOU TO PUT YOUR MONEY IN
real estate; il Is safest and best invest
ment you can make; pays more than bank
stocks or bonds, and you can see and con-
troll 1t; we have something that VIII In
terast you. Call or address Il. *. Dem
mond a. Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

IT, temperature; Nv, velocity of Wind.
Fl. B. Boyer.
Local Forecast Official, Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired. P. H. Herman, 10 West State
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

BABY CARRIAGES AND MAT
tresses, a specially; chairs caned; fifty
cents; no niger jack legs employed by
Fox, Whitaker, near Oglethorpe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

NOW READY REVERSIBLE WALL
map Greater America and World. 46 by "a
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Address llln & Co. publisher, 10 Wabash
department. NJ. Chicago
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, THREE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. Address G., this office.
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WANTED. SPECIALITY SALESMAN,
now on road, to carry staple line for dry
goods and general stotes;s state If1e now
selling and territory. w. 1. Pratt, care
this paper
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

GOOD NEWS, I WILL TEACH ANY
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WANTED, FIFTY MEN TO WORK
phosphate mines in Florida; steady work
and transportation guaranteed. Call at
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AGENTS, BIG MONEY SELLING
our fire proof home and business safes;
$3.50, cleared one day by new agent: CAPT
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Company, Cincinnati.
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TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC,
Bluffton, S. c., steamer Clifton leaves 8
a. m. Tuesday, May %; secure tickets from
officers or teachers of the school; all
friends invited
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AGENTS AND NEWsDEALERS TO
handle up-to-date line of rubber stamps.
seals, stencils and badges; sample stamp
of your name mailed for loo. Dixie Seal
and Stamp Works, Atlanta, Ga,
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SALESMAN FOR SAVANNAH AND
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as the best; preserves belts, prevents slip
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man; references must come with your app
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MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK FOR
us at home; steady employment; good
wages paid; no delay; work on receipt of
stampd envelope. Imperial Supply Co,
Philadelphia.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED MAN
for travelling position, $3.50 per month and
expenses guaranteed. For particulars ad-
dress No l6ll-S15 Dearborn street, Chi
cago
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AGENTS FOR ALUMINIUM CARD
book; 100 cards and case; name engraved
Best seller on the market; agents sample
of 100 cards and case IS cents. Send for
circular The Felsenthal Co.. Louisville
XIV
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TRAVELLING statesmen TO CARRY
our cigars as a side line; commission. $40
per thousand. Falls City Introduction
Company. Louisville. Ky
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

YOU ARE NOT EVER GOING TO
have another chance to buy desirable res
i6ence lots at such prices, and on such
terms as those to be sold in Coninsville
tomorrow. You folks who think this
is loo far away now, will buy lots a mile
further out in year or two, for more
money. John L. Archer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-14

AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN,
knowing something of medical matters
preferred, to represent the interests of on
old-established firm: good income; per-
manent engagement. Fun particulars to
Box 1862, Philadelphia.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23
CoWardly Journalism.

The REFLECTOR lis ashamed OF itself fol
saying that every one whouvoted against thu
Republican ticket was disloyal man, and II
trying to crawfsh iu the matter. But wher
you read 1t In the News 1t Is so.-lNews.
Some papers like some men think
arguments can be backed by false
hoods and that the readers or hearers
are too ignorant to know the truth.
The News is that kind. 1t published
a statement never appearing in the
REFLECTOR and has not the manhood
or decency to give the truth. 1t is
cowardly journalism, the refuge Of
bushwhacker and eminently typical
Of a paper that is whooping it up for
Agninaldo and his gang Of throat
cutting naked savages as against the
United States army and is proud to
declare that Mcclellan in 1864 was
right and Abraham Lincoln wrong.
For shame on such newspaper
methods!
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23
What the Democrats Got.

Out OF the fusion deal In Dickinson county
the Democrats got sheriff and treasurer
News.
And neither Baker nor Matteson Il
or ever was a Democrat while the
Democratic convention nominated
Ross and Murray as its choice. In
other words the News expects the
Democrats to jump with joy and
thank the Populists for administer
ing thrashihg to the party which
the Pops invited into fusion and
then betrayed. Has the News de-
serted Democracy permanently or il
it scourging the Dickinson Demo
cracy with sarcasmP Messrs. Ross
and Murray would like to have few
words Of sympathy to make up fol
the loss Of time and money in theil
ill.advised campaign.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23

Dickinson County News Fusion)
7. E. Dewey, reporter Of the supreme
court, and one Of the best office law
yers In the State, has associated with
him In business Hon. j. R. Burton,
who has not only State reputation
but a national reputation as crimi'
nal lawyer. These two gentleman
will make strong firm and the News
is pleased to speak good word ior
them. Mr.. Burton intends to devote
most Of bis time to bis chosen pro.
iession, but will for the next month
look well after his political fences.
He Is going after Bakers place to win,
and II the next senator is to be a Re-
publican Dickinson county wants
that Republican to be j. R. Burton.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23
They're Warm People.

We have some warm people in the
Fifth district. The Topeka Capital
mentions few thus:
"Up in Cloud county the Republi-
cans nominated Dave Horkman for
register Of deeds. He was one Of the
Twentieth Kansas boys who was
struck BY Mauser bullet, the wound
causing the loss of one eye and the
hearing in one of his ears. During
the campaign the noble and broad
minded Pops Of Cloud county told a
story to the effect that he was not in.
jured while on duty, but while out
taking pictures. 1t happened that at
the time the story was circulated one
Of Captain Albright's men was visit.
ing in Cloud county and he was
prompt to say that he was standing
within twenty feet Of Horkman when
he was shot and saw him fall in the
heat Of a fight. Within five years
these same knockers will be insisting
that Dave was never shot at all; that
he was kicked by mule while trying
to steal rations from a commissary
wagon. Dave was defeated. The
Pops elected a man who spells ice
tongs in this manner: Use towngues'."
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23
Riches in Luzon.

Major Putnam Bradlee Strong,
formerly Of Gen. MacArthur's staff in
the Philippines, made a notable
speech in New York the other even.
ing on the business conditions in the
Philippines.
"Manila," he said, "is a splendid
place to live in; has fine, comfortable
houses and all the comforts that one
would expect in this city. 1t also
has trusts-powerful combinations Of
natives who have grown wealthy In
the sugar and hemp trade, and these
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23


The Herington railroad boys were
heartily welcomed when they called
on General Funston during the To-
peka reception. 1t will be remem,
bered that while lecturing in Herring.
ton in 1898 he was taken sick and
suffered for days from the effect Of Ar
old wound received in bis Cuban OK.
perience' As he recovered he wa,
given a pair Of crutches BY the rail.
road boys-home made crutches thew
we're and not very handsome. Bu,
they served. When he was well
enough to go home he left them IN
the hotel. Later on when be w.s
winning glory in the service the rail.
road men, hunting up the crutches
had them gilded and kept them as
valuable souvenirs. These they pre-.
sen'ed to him with the prediction
that he would never need them again
as the enemy would not wait until be
was near enough to infict wounds
upon him. t{sl7'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23
No Encouragement to Democrats

The News having read Mr.. Bryan's
after election lamentations devotes q
column or two in attempting Nc
squeeze some consolation for its read.
ers out of the overwhelming defeat Of
Demo-Populism throughout the coun.
ty on Nov. Z.
Senator Daniel Of Virginia who was
chairman Of the national convention
which nominated Bryan in 1896,
however, appears to have sense
enough to read the handwriting on
the wall. In reply to some inquiries
he concludes signed dispatch to the
N. Y. World with these significant
words:
at is premature to shape issues
before the conditions Of 1900 are
developed, as they may be very dif.
ferent from those existing now.
am believer in the principles Of the
platform Of 1896, which was largely
opposed in the proportion that 1t was
misunderstood or misrepresented, but
is a self-evident fact that the plat
form Of 1900 may require additions
and qualifications to the work Of 1896
which were not then and may not
now be apparent.
81 have not lately seen or conferred
with my colleague, Senator Martin,
and 1t Is not true as has been stated
that we have any concerted views or
plans on the subject. l see mo en-
couragement to Democrats in the re-
cent elections"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23

1t develops that the late Colonel
Henry 1nman was victim OF Chris
tian Science. His neighbors say he
would probably be alive today II he
had received proper treatment. He
dismissed his physician last Friday
and called in Christian Science
healer. The physician told him to
remain quietly at home and be care
ful about his diet. The healer told
him to eat three hearty meals day
and to take plenty Of exercise. He
took the healer's advice and went up
town Saturday and Sunday and ate
three hearty meals each day. In
short time be was dead.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23

trusts are rsspcnslbls for al the
fighting that is going on in the 10.
lands today. The native magnates
are afraid Of American competition
and have hired Aguinaldo to fight our
army. He is q tool Of the trusts and
bis army is scared into service by
pictures Of United States soldiers
bayoneting North American Indians,
each picture having . legend about
the fate Of the Indian and q warning
that the fate Of the Luzon natives
will be the same. Aguinsldo has no
idea Of patriotism. His men have no
idea Of independence as we under
stand it in this country. But the
capture or death Of Aguinsldo will
not end the war. The trusts would
hire another general to take bis place.
The war will not end until we can
capture the II, 500 Mauser rifles now
in the hands Of the enemy.
"From the commercial point Of
view everything is in favor Of our re-
tanning the Philippines. The island
OF Luson Is one OF the richest In the
Pacific. 1t has better teargrowing
district than Ceylon. and it is more
productive than the main island Of
Japan. II only costs $3.50 to 60
to Manila. ! wish that the tourists
Of the country would turn their
course Of travel from the Atlantic to
the Pacific for few years and see
our new possession for themselves.
Every man who goes there will come
back, or stay there, in favor Of ex'
pansion."
One OF the club members asked the
major how the natives acted before a
battle. "Before battle they sing"
he answered. "They have some sort
Of chant about a trinity. 1t used
to be 'Aguinaldo, Pillar and Sandico.
Now it is 'Aguinaldo. Pillar and
Bryan"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23
That Glass Irish Contest.

Much discussion OF the effect on the
congressional situation in this district
by the result Of the contest for Judge
in the Clay-Riley-Marsha district
has been INDUCED in. The facts are
that the contest had but little signif-
cance in congressional affairs. Glass
was appointed by Leedy aud held a
high standing in the district. Irish
seems to have run behind as badly In
his own county as anywhere. He is
temperance advocate and this prob
ably had some effect on certain ele.
ment Of voters. On congressman
Clay was lost to the fusionists in 1898
by 2OS, Glass carried 1t by 40l, max
Ing Republican loss Of 1913. Mar.
shall gave Calderhead $50, Glass car
ried it by 45O, a Republican loss Of
l,lSO. ! Riley gave Calderhead 567
and now gives Irish III, a Republican
loss Of 450. In all the counties Irish
ran behind his ticket, in his own
county about 500 votes, thus indicat-
ing that it was personal matter
rather than political one. Clay did
the best Of any in the,district in hold.
ing up its end. Whether or not there
is serious opposition to Calderhead in
the next contest for the nomination,
the indications now are that the
judgeship fight will not have much
influence on it one way or the other.
The following shows how the Fifth
voted this year:
tawa-Republicans elect clerk
sheriff, register Of deeds, coroner and
surveyor; fusion, treasurer and com.
missioner.
Geary-Republicans elect clerk,
treasurer and sheriff; fusion, register,
superintendent, surveyor, coroner
and commissioner.
Dickinson-Republican elect clerk,
register, coroner, surveyor and COM
missioner; fusion, treasurer and
sheriff.
Saline-Republicans elect treasurer,
clerk, surveyor, coroner and commits
sioner; fusion, sheriff and register.
rshall-Republicans elect the
treasurer, sheriff, register, coroner,
surveyor; fusion, clerk and commits.
sioner.
Washington-Republican elect the
clerk, register, sheriff, coroner and
surveyor; fusion, treasurer and com.
missioner.
Clay-Rspublicans elect sheriff and
register Of deeds; fusion, clerk, treas.
urer, coroner, surveyor and commits.
sioner. NM.
Cloud-Republicans elect clerk and
surveyor; fusion, treasurer, sheriff,
register, coroner and commissioner.
Repuhic-Republican ticket elected
by from 400 to 900 majority. In
1896 the combined vote Of the oppo.
sition exceeded the Republican vote.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23

Secretary Gage seems to DO the
right man in the right place, In his
annual report the secretary will rec
ommend the distinct enactment of
the gold standard, and will advocate
as inseparable thereto the need Of
providing an adequate method of
maintaining it.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-11-23

In 1896 only two counties in Colo
rado gave Republican majorities At
the recent election the Republicans
carried ~ counties and elected por-
tlons OF their county tickets in IS
others. The News should add this to
It's list OF "what the Democrats got. i"