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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-10
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fair.
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b..
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cup;
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quest
One pledge for The grsa, and tie
snail:
No, stsEs tO- : Fen and stripes for tie
rst.
Bot the flag 0, oar county 10, ali.
Answey is. t:aiy and plzinly re paw:
Was list cot i;s meaning Il Wash
iogton'E day;
From wxbiurtoa's day to Jac..gas
tine.
From Yors;"Ho % Ssz Orlsa,..
DID any tlsD follow that II Esublirs
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say
FI-i fast ID : s-!d o. b'gs.
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TsB SoAEGs are dear AID kunsat,
cheap
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Tbtn viii II iail,-bJi susHsr 90
clear.
Do Jon isocy Tia: boar il d.aziuy
near!
Dii oat liberty he'll ring IN yaipy
Wa 0Ss declaration = lie:
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Mos ~ Ea "a sai march 70 tLsTzr
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b.Hstsf and b-ss
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biaTe oJ nsg!
Say. haui sp III dag-a#s Il lj,l-
Not Jet - I's sgifi; spent.
Lci II sing 10 III zi0j ani tie sky
The tr1th 'hHi Il alEsys uezuE
Let sing ~ The oyrtbishi n, man.
OF pru2rs 81 that never eat Izy.
LIT II sing tbs; trade may 20 who're
il can
But htrr'y tniio~z ,be Dag!
fs5, hanl Up Old GIcry-bn;. n,n.
fa3Fs, take heed
Ibst no man shall Ia:t the Old Gag
from the creed!
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\ Hare Chnrc~-E,aminstIon rr,,.

Prot =. " BChrcus. formerly in.
s'ruc'cr at The eye hospital at Bte.
men, Germany. has come 10 this place
70 stay 2 short time with Tia.
THIS offers In cycellcn; opportu.
nifty to those Shoao eyes are affected
or whose vision is imperfect TO con.
snit tic eminent German specialist.
They are sure tn find the long seek"i
'eli"t 10y following his advise. We
cao congratulate our friends uho will
have this clancr 10 be benefited
through his guidance AID skill and
The benefit OF his unparalleled know.
ledge OF ali eye deficiencies. prof.
NfehrcDs IL located at the Dcpo:
Hotel Tor ono week.
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
saIP Eur.

Fo1ouaS Is fAs bin i-;-pdzsj 5.
Ase@eiyza Ptt@-sao % rDen
the scalp hE:
eeSaa L Ss-s59a Hs Of Si5 ae
= bereb. Azs.n5sd 50 Is % rid
follows
Ss>5oe !. IL AZ rsno shall tax.
AID XII riiAa tbS S:Sts Az o th
fo10rTnr norioas E.sizA[ bs shall
be Etiieo - rensIvs cat q ibsireA
II, q ia co-aiy GaE snA Eaah
non1as sniE4lE shal have bss
ntn- tie to9oEuz b5EnS& 70 sit:
Fox ere-y ooyo.s OF p-zia- val. "a,
oeots= .T every iyuI CO viii "a, oos
SoIE= to- even California Boz u1e
donIr; .o- er--g ts5zg, ffT! ==..;
al q Hh5 b7artis SAL bs rzar,
tobe p~-oTGiozs q tbs Ac:p-u-idai-
t4n no PssSa shall Be eoails5 - tp
Ply tDr Or rso5re bJln:y money .ar
any rSabsr O, seaIps less ibs= ssz Il
any cos tine
SsSIa2 SE=Soa '0ar ct said Act
II b=rsb! Elso5sd - Is 20 rad Il
follows
-Strtiao 1 Iii stan appear 10 The
Jusirs thzt :Ss Do1i01s =-iak have
been taken AID killed With The
uo1ty. BIZ shsn cst Ct IT, cas- fpa
b= zzfs- ni give : Q lie p+rss5o 50
Esora certificate sz;Ea- ;St Eru-
Der and kid q SrziPs 6spoei=i nth
said justice The JaESn= sItn ziih-
Tint! izys u-nrz,;s- sr5 20 tie
Sbsn6 o. lis county ali s1zlpE 6sprs-
tied with hin. inEeibsr With 8 safe
Dsat rzasnE The Pe=oa deposltTDE
tr EE-os- The tzoe deposited, Eo3 tie
kind q Eezpk Upaa rea@iP; Of SAID
szlp= sRi E+ztsDrnL the SbslE.
County ClErs. and Dis;5-t Attorney.
q part a. ber o5ciI duties zl-zl
ooarsrs The naakE zoI kids Q.
eezips received by ;h= said SL=at
with Ezii s+zts-srt- Eoi izD@EE--
l. Thereafter szij oSciLs shzl de-
~-C- s~~ Hz AN Tx Az N-- E-z-S-
ae5 With the Clerk O. tA= Beard u
Coansy C3nuIsEco=S. ns said
Justice shall receive !o- sssL csih
administered twenty-five cents, AID
10: Zach certificate twenty-five c-a;=.
TO De paid by tie parry applying ,c:
said bo1oiy. and II % cas- 10 D. I
charge against the aounty.'
The J1ly change made u s=-t5oo !
O! Tie present hs : Tia; bad-s,
Eraips are inrls5st. II i rzISsr di,. (
sent 20 So St=re that z0ali relieve
The duI1 ur1a uE= no1oiy treasures. &
SsrSoa q The prst%Et aE > wiped
COT entirely BY seceiou = q tie hin.
Tbs bill provides ala; tie izsia~s q
The peace sha9 cut OF liz ez-s iron
the sczlps and Eebt ik@ s=zip= TO H.
sheriff within thirty isrs A the
ball fails 20 safe Ehzt tie justices
shall do with the szrs after ihss hare
eat them tOu the sesips they cza dry I
md SeaT ib+n 81 ornaments O. DO
any oihsr X thing With them. Atser {
the justices hare kepi tie sczlps TO-
thirty days in The SUMNER time they
would not Be IN q MT cordi5OL 70. 1
the sheriff, district attorney and CLERK 4
70 handle unless they we're enbalred
afte- the nznne- Of the b=s AIEer
fed the soldiers at Santiago. Trey
would then t0ub;lsss smell yery Iu1d.
bat not loud enough TO prevent the
scalp fends iron getting their ins
into the county treasury. The bin IS
2 breeder q lad SMELLS zo1ld b=
reees If enacted ipto ku, b.; a. a
protection 10 he treasury il zould be
4 rank failure.
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by U;daf al ,bs Ou4ri q Crloiy
Commissioned % = 10 Coan;y. Stat
% Nsrads. made this Go 5sy q
February. is1, notice i hereby
given that all persons ~bo are cha,g.
g upon tie county mus; npue 10 ,bs
Couoty Hospital. 81 al Ilsins Tor
their support will be disaiioxed by
said BoaSt eIoep; Ia cazcs q sIitrne
emergency.
Attest: AG DAILs6.
CVDnty C.sTs.
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\ S.rioGs >ru.tiou.

! Lairilc DISPATCH %, ,b. e,b
sa!s: Nothing but the most b.ni.
efforts or the PART 81 ths- railroads 20.
'erlng LEIune will prevent the
hrr, frvm dung in the srp.l.a,
sracs- ani nnder tie boilers O, n.
uius that are !oro@j to pump or.
~s'an'ly and IN Sh!ch the dravi ing O,
the pumps Eou'd COS: uun,L. o,
tine and eaorIlons sums Q. mousy,
Sewn CATS % ooAi remain Tor N.
pumping association that l. una stsr.
iuE tue mIIe. bcsides this the biu.
q every coal dealer in toz are r-ac.
ucauy empty. y week 0. open
weather ami track would H. reoes.
safy 70 re-EupTly L~sdsiile With o1al
and coke ana even with the Eue,
"penei and al assured supply II
E"n.d n'quir~ this length q time TO
Toll! relieve the situation. Trans
ere m"F'ng "a the Denver aud Rio
Cia2de, but should the storm con.
:IaEa that mad l. liable to t.. again
I'D ~. There has been q oon,inu-
on -now Storm, With a fex slor, in.
i-i SslyD=, IL the vcluity Of Lad.
vile ior Gtteru days.
TL~ supply 0; provisions l ruL ring
s-"T! u Breckenridge and kokomo.
Which are shut III 'rom uonmuniea.
~oC With tie oaisi3e Sor,d b. rail.
10 kokomo ham sells 4; 81 4 pouad
and u'h"r u.-,i- IL proportion. There
= ly butter lett IL ,oan.
LNTEE The -po@ storm cor:inues
With undated fuzzy. The situation
here l. C. ii-aL \ mc-iiur Of uiu.
Ing. sme.iyr AMI other business men
20 lI.rDs- r.s czare- ~ -cli.f uas h.id
today II w,s agreed that il sie,s
were Not taken tu break the railrai
h.o:kade LuaJ-cd- 81 lives NAY be
.qs'. /: ~as hrsJc6 t. put all
sysi'sbie men at work opening the
'ai'r al between :L.s .;ty lnI Malta.
Colo. Col. G~nrs. ". Cook ulll
head q Fo'r! Of 100 .nox shuyclen.
y" Trains are Iuuring CD tie Dzuyer
4 Ri GrsuGe west Of Saiija and the
Co.olada Midland : completely uei
~.
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Don't let this season overtak4 you
t<'ore y"1 hagE attended 20 the i'm.
P0ria"t duty ~ Purifying your h!orl
With Hoods Sarsaparills. By
taking this medicine nnS yon
mag I've sickusss tina; will mean
time ana u4oDsy as well - suffering
later on. H-rd's Sarssysrilla will
give Nou rch. rel blood. good ARE.
tito, Cr.ri Objection and , sound,
healthy body. II - the creates;
and best svrinc medicine because
Il u the One True flDOB Purifier.
i's uDsqua!el record n ~L.a-ve'ous
cures has won h,r II the confidence
- the whole people.
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4Es noE --Enr q ESsA Ts
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Silver S'a'e:-Uie bnr@e killing
Ts;urss has commenced near Mill
City Parties have been killing
horses in ;hhi vicinity recently and
shipping the hides. They are cvi.
len'ly losing no ;irne in getting 10
. hat oU'k the, can before the las.
sage OF assembly iiIl No. -. now
p"nIinC IN the present legislature,
which repeats the act authorizing the
ie~s''uc''Uu % vii ! unbranded horses
'1on'n1 a. large on government,
ta0gc lands.
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G.an.I,. Har., ELI
w LII.
Comfy CleTk.

h2@nblynan GojU4y's blli 30 ter.
uaIi the s'lDg oi zild hG-ses tru,idss
Tia; The Esass0T ahsB asses al
6rs5dei or 1ab;apdcd hors4s. rasres
and colts ShersTsr tomb to the ter.
tos or p'-uas claiming O. aHriny
s3'i bore ADD II Do y-e-Ou claims
ssI5 bor@s ,bsy sbaU BE sH=assed 90 =
TeFsy5 uDkuOE8. lifarilstr provides
tis' u ;bs tsIes arc unpaid and the
bD'=@' s'e bO1Ibi h. tbe county &c.
c2f1Ins 70 las. /; ball Ia the tu,, ~
The county commissioners. 2i.e, Sit
mcoih- from ibs ds,e sa,i 'sras s,a
declared Delinquent. ~ ;gbE.h 70,
thirty isys 80 tao weekly r.Ee-s
0as 4 =bish shall be a. ,be o71a;y
seat. t~ other to ~ situated p.sr.s,
he fsoge q sSij horses. = fen ami
ooffCci descur:5oD q III said t,or.ss,
together ~itb tbs brand or brand. q,
The ane and ,bs range ihsrcoi. alto,
Ehfch puhbaahor ,be pubic s.e Ter.
niited ~ kiB tie sane
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Subject Tor III :. NJ, Feb u. spic.
lures from Life. Theme i7r ! p. IN.
Satan Taking a Walk
Christian Enieayor Junior a. 10 ..
M Jesus, the Light Of The World.
Leader. Robert Cnicbley.
Senior at Gp M. Subject. Joy 10
Service Leader. Miss Mary Desas.
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Tie shose balance sands 90 the
c'td'i a the various funds a. per
Ir'EFufe''s Bslanos Sheet, dsieI
Dee 81. l.3:
E~ESssCE.g's ssLAxCE sHErr
Cash III treasury To toe credit Of the
various funds. Dec. 81. isls:
IN State inrd .......... ~ -
10 Central oOauiy fGuJ... ii%aJ 80
~ CHB rDuUuEeas fund 81 ~
10 lrjigeni lick fond. l.5i p!
10 CUbgiy scisopi fund go.
10 OtHc.rs salary fznd Us =
J." IL Cd fund ....... ..... lN2t o.
10 20 High school fabd.. 2l., -
- High School BIND Ee.
deHp:iop ianJ.......... LINZ
H=------
A''ai ....... -. ....siiuTT u.
* =cHooL yuSps.
"''AH'' ......... 10 ~
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STATE OF SLvADt.
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STATE or SEvADt. -.
Count! % SIEO.
]. 4. O DaEIey. County Clerk
AID Clerk q the Bard q County
&c Dnts' : ers. Ii ard 70! laid
Comfy ADD State. DO hereby certify
ih2: the iDrsEo Dg ti!ls Sers rasEed
and or Tered paid b.! the T. ard d
Comfy CJU ussiyrer- ID the 9Th
Day Of February. 4. - lS9
s. g. DIwLIT.
Couui! CleTk.
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""S;on - going in 'uf mup.c bal
economy ~liH q Vengeance. or ia.
ehys 1000" cmrloyo ope.hali will
bf s7'!ec; 10 4 sweeping en-, daxo in
''ihf -. iroW the Hiayor down.
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joint STATEMENT
-CF -aE-
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
Fey = oat-- EadiEr p-s- IL. g

STATE OF NEVADA.
GoCS-T ~ ELko-
AUDITORS OFFICE
ELEo. D. 81 l>SS-
70 tie EoA0r15t Bazriof Couzty
CgG1Es9as-S q EGo cssatE SeT-:
GEzLHx-Te herewith cuban
oar Gzrts-ly Report O: tbe Fazza-
< IT, cozR,r ICz Tie quarter ending
81. LSs>
E-r=;fal! submitted
c A WATEI& ACG2--
IA. NcBEIDE To&urer-
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Mnst OF the Nevada mineral exhibit
Of TIC Tfao.Mtssissir:i Exposition
has been donated 20 the University
museum.
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Pa''eison'' scalp bin has passed the
Assembly. Nyon Guu't like il. sa,.t
your objections TO Senator ilafdesty.
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Ill ALLOWED

Frlgs1c "a -. - IL bus a.
!9Eei ,! II E1a-i @: Coat! Con
CiszoosS ~ thar -r-rEa- ==@e
q Mir. Feb I IS29:
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There Is no change ID tie Ssnst.
orisi dsaiiocss.
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Health Run Down

Distress in the Stomach and
Tha, Tired Feeling Owing 70
Impure 6iood-
sIrIs ts-:s- ~ 6SH7 i hSzf-a
c-E-E 20 -v=S Ssocc- e-FI7 uE-
.zr Eos5-s SL-au-lnh rod VIA l
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erred Il tss S--iaE vhs- sesI- 20
<CE CO I. 80 So NJ CO t--sc fee
.-E I,6 ha5IcA 1<--2c5- ltAso EL-
6rPe-si .5 syEy-I-E ECel- 49,
"a II s;aaEsA NJ eyes sS3=- 20
ATe 5oz:Eag sP%cS before IT, !
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29
ADOPTED A BUTTON.

A meeting OF the National Demo-
cratic committee was held In Chicago
last week to confer on matters per-
taining to the next campaign. 1t twas
resolved to reaffirm the Chicago plat
form with all OF Its rubbish. Free
coinage would not be molested.
neither would 1t be the dominant
issue" The fight will be made on
Imperialism and trusts. The dis
patches say the first button OF the
campaign OF 1900 was passed around
among the members and favorably
commented upon. Itbore the words:
"No foreign alliance; no trusts; no
Imperialism for the United States"
Think OF Montana Democrats and
Silver Republicans wearing a badge
that does not contain ever the slight
est reference to silver or the
money question. But it would
not be unlike modern Democratic
methods to supply this oversight
with medals suitable to the Rocky
mountain region, retaining this first
issue for eastern consumption. For
the west something like this would
be appropriate: FOR Free Coinage
at the Ratio Of l6 toll" down With
Goldbugs;' Bryan and the Second
Battle" This plan would be a little
hypocritical and inconsis cent, but
that Is nothing, only 30 the voters
are humbugged and the offices Sc
cured. No one would be foolish
enough to suppose that the party
was concerned as to the matter OF
principle.
But unfortunately for the Democ-
racy it will find anti-eypansion as
unpopular in the east as free silver
by the time the campaign opens, II
such is not the case at present. Asto
both parties will take strong
grounds against them, so very little
can be made on that Issue. The out
look is indeed dismal for the party.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29

A very interesting experiment in CO.
operation is TO he initiated by the
miners of Northumberland. The pow
der manufacturers have lately raised
the price of powder from four to five
pounds a ton. Accordingly the miners
are seeking TO establish a factory of
their own which will turn out gunpow-
der at the original price or less.
In 1860 there were 100 silk mills in
the United States, worth something
aver S6,00O,O0O; in 1890 there were 472,
valued at over SS7, 900. coo. In 1860 our
manufacturers of silk supplied but
about Is per cent. of the domestic con-
sumption; to-day it is estimated that
SIS per cent. of the silk goods used in
the United States is of domestic make.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29

Archbishop Ireland was given u
reception by the Commercial Club OF
st. Paul, Mimi, on the odd inst. 1t
was intended rs a tribute OF repect
and love from his fellow-citizens, says
the dispatch. In response to the
expressions OF esteem In which he IL
held the archbishop predicted for
the United States the beginning OF
u new era Of prosperity that shall
eclipse all that has gone before, basing
IL on "the awakening OF the gian,
nation to the great opportunity lying
between the two great oceans o.
commerce ready to reach out In both
directions after the commerce OF tn,
world"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29
DEATH OF THE VICE PRESIDENT.

In the death of Vice President Gar
rett A. Hobart the country has lost
a faithful and honorable public SER
want; n man who commanded the
respect and esteem OF men of all par
ties. As n presiding officer he was
courteous, prompt aud fair in his
rulings, thereby winning the warm
est friendship Of his political oppo-
nents.
Mr.. Hobart was bornin New Jersey
% years ago: was a lawyer by pro-
fession, though was better known as
n business man identified with large
enterprises. His home was in Pater.
son in his native state, where thelast
sad rites took place.
MIR. Hobart was q ~tireless worker
and ii is said that his duties as pre-
siding officer of the senate combined
with the responsibilities OF his private
business. undermined his health and
brought on the malady that lead To
his death.
Mr.. Hobart was not without ex-
p~erience as a presiding officer when
elected vice president. He served
i'm the New Jersey Legislature,
first in the assembly and later in the
senate-he was elected speaker Of the
former and president of the latter.
From 1850 to 1891 he was chairman
of the Republican state committee of
New Jersey. In 1884 he was chosen
a member of the Republican national
committee.
President Mckinley held his asso-
ciate in the highest regard and has
paid a~splendid tribute to his memory.
A keen observer and a man of wide
experience and sound judgment, the
president found him u wise counselor
and a true friend ON more than one
occasion. it can be said of the de.
ceased that he passed through the
presidential contest and served his
country in Il manner not to arouse
violent antagonism on the part OF
his political opponents, notwith.
standing his steadfast labors in be.
half OF his own party.
Under the presidential succession
act, passed soon after the death o
Vice President Hendricks, Secretary
OF State Hay would become president
should President Mckinley die befor,
the expiration of his term OF Office
Following Hay would come Secretar,
OF the Treasury Lyman j. Gage. ant
so on down the line ofcabinet officers
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29

There seems reason to believe the
explanation that the cutlery against
Admiral Dewey was stirred up by
the administration for political ef.
feet. Dewey was becoming too pop.
ular to suit Hanna ct al.-Helena In
dependent.
You could hardly expect anything
better than the above from the indie
pendent. 1t was the yellow Journals
of it's class that stirred up most o
the controversy over Dewey's act
His warmest defenders come from I'D
ministration circles.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29

A Washington special to the Min
neapolis Journal contains the fol-
lowing:
Senator-elect Clark of Montana
reached Washington today. He ap-
pears confident as tn the outcome of
the bribery trial in Montana and
says he looks for no opposition to
his taking his seat in the senate.
Can 1t be possible that the DAILY
sleuths are going to give up the trail
in Montana. The senator-elect seems
to have his nerve with him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29

II the Beers expect the sympathy
of the civilized world in their wal
with Great Britain they will have
to show a decent respect for u flag Of
truce and the signaloi the Red Cross.
Shooting down English soldies under
cover OF n white flag and firing on
those who are sent to succor the
wounded Is savage warfare.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29
Says Henry watterson in the Cour-

says Henry Watters0n IN d Jul
Ter Journal: "In Ohio, where Mr..
Bryan conducted a most energetic
anti-imperlalistic campaign, and
where Mclean made anti-imperial-
ism the chief issue, the Republican
plurality is larger than McKlnley's
was Notwithstanding that it is an
off year, always considered unfavor-
able to the party In power at Wash
ington, and notwithstanding the
immense vote for Jones, whose can
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29

New York World: The plain, cold
truth Is that taking the country
through, the Democrats were beaten
worse this year than in 1896.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-29

While the Bourbon press of Mon
tana Is rejoicing over the Democratic
~victoryin Maryland, Ex-SenatorGor-
man says it is 1.-THE leading Demo-
cratic state avowcdly opposed to
Organism.