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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11

Chaplain Jesse Cole delivered his
famous lecture, Four Years at the
Front" before the Midland Chau-
tauqua and gave universal satisfac-
ton. 1t was one of the very best on
our Electromagnetic with humor
and good cheer, while giving many
interesting experiences and facts
concerning the war. Nothing bet
ter in this line has ever been pre-
scented here on our assembly plat
form. c. B. VANSLYKE, Secretary.
At the Extra Congregational
church, next Wednesday evening
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11

Que of the neatest and most at
tractive signs in the town just now
adorns the big store of Frank Gault
and Company. No one can pass
down our street without heing at
tracted by it's attractiveness. The
work was executed by the Monroe
Brothers
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11

Henry Rohwer, the GENIAL mans
ager of the Green Bay Yards, at this
place, received letter from II. NJ.
Finkbine, from Pasadena, Califor-
MIA, stating that he is having de-
lightful time in that country, which
is the land of blooming flowers, bud
ding fruit, gentle showers, pleas
ant sunshine and picturesque
scenery
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11

The Extra Maccabees met on last
Wednesday evening and elected the
following officers for the ensuing
term. They decided to meet on the
first and third Wednesday IN each
month:
AL. Voorhees,, Past Commander.
O. r. BRENNAN, Commander.
John Lohner, Lieutenant-Com'r.
Henry Rohwer, Sergeant.
Hans Hansen, Record Keeper.
Edwin Delahoyde, Keeper of FL
nance.
Chaplain, C. f. BRENNAN.
p. ]. Keelan, Master-at-Arms
Peter NJ. Christensen, Sentinel.
Fred Wahlert, Picket.
Al Andrews, First Master of Guard
Nels Johnson, Second Master OF
Guard.
Doctors John Riley and N. P. Lau
ritzen, Physicians.
Edwin Delahoyde, Trustee.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11

There will be a meeting of the
Extra Cemetery Association, at the
home of Mrs. ]. NJ. Thomas, on Sat
urday evening, January 18th. The
Executive Committee is especially
urged to be present.
MRS. DENA STATZELL. President.
Mrs. ]. NJ. THOMAS, Secretary.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11
ExIRA, Iowa. January 10, le

ENlRA, IOWA, January lO, 1900.
| hereby certify that for eight
years l have been afflicted with a
cancer on my face. l heard of Mrs.
Ruey Rutledge, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, who could cure cancer. l put
myself under her treatment in Octo-
Der, 1899, and the first mouths treat
nent brought out two cancers and
the second months treatment
brought the third one; it was as
large as a black walnut They are
killed and gone, my face is fast heal.
ing and | suffer no Inconvenience
from it whatever. l cheerfully rec
olnmend Mrs. Ruey Rutledge to
anyone who is suffering from can.
Ger. ! will ever speak with praise
for what this treatment has done
for me. JOHN CRANE, Extra, Iowa
IS. Anyone wishing to cores.
pond can do so by addressing Mrs
Ruey Rutledge, No. 1856 Sixteenth
Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11

The best line of Farmers and Stockmen':
SADDLES ever carried in the city.
Our prices on LEGGINS are surprise to al
who come. ITEMS and boys sizes.
The largest display of AXLE GREASE ane
the lowest prices.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-11
How's This?

GEARHEART AND FAMILY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
OHIO.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Nov, 6.-.tt -
o'clock iess .eturns were received til,lt a.
any previous sieetion in ohio at that hoiir-
This is attributed % the if',ts sias.y. iasse
vote and ila fuil county and district ttca-
cts. There were several ,iGkets o. Pres :
Dental electors aglfi iive Stlte tickets
oi,r OF :. iG9 precincts III ohio ss'a State.
COMMITTEE. had lazrd ~ I" o'clock from
les than two hundred Stlti Fem ve-y sess
fot,ntv committeeman, Indicating u3 ma
terf4l change in the vcfe Of !Ssss when
Mckinley had u plurality Of d 80. sIe
K;y.!er-s a5nle county gained c:le tEou-
sand
COLUMBUS. OHIO. November 6.-Me-
knIey has carried his own state without
DOUBT by an increased plurality. Dlt at
midnight +; is impossible n siSe the
fIet;res, owing to the unusually measra
returns received
Republican State Chairman Carries Dick.
mas ven out the following statement:
Returns received up 70 this hoGr-il r.
Al.-iustify claims that Ohio has given
Mckinley plurality OF from l5.t,e TO
Se.6c5. s.Ei! the election OF seventeen ard
perhaps eighteen out OF the 81 Congress
men. making q gain OF two and p-ooa b.r
three members ST Congress
(signeD CHARLES DICK.
Chairman.
coLUfRUs. OHIO. November s.-eon,-
piete vose OF Columbus gives McESialey
ii.ei5: Bryan H.15s. McEzin,ey's plurality
3,i5e. gain of 2sS compared With 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
VIM M'K[uLEY REFLECTED
BY OVERWHELMING MAJORITY
Nearly or All Of the Doubtful States Come Over
Into the Republican Column.
INCREASED VOTE In ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
New York Republican by Majority of 5,ooo-Kenucky Very Close.
Riot and Boodshed Observation-Disclosures at Several Che
Points, But the Election Generally Passed OFF Very
Quiety-The Weather Was Fine And
Large Vote Poisd
INCREASED VOTE IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

The great battle o. the ballots has come
and gone aud Mckinley. at the head of the
Republican hosts, remains a victor on the
field. The indfca tions a. this hour point
to q landslide for the Republicans. and
that William Mckinley is reelected Prosi-
dent of the United States by an increased
electoral vote.
;ority in the neighnorhood of 10000. while
most. if not all, the doubtful States have
piled up :; majority for Mckinley and
Roosevelt. Illinois is conceded TO the Re
publicaEs by 4 majority of to,c1o, while
they themselves eStimate the majority a
l03.o0o The returns from Indiana also In
dicate a Republican majority Maryland
gives Mckinley a majority of about ten
thousand votes.
In Kentucky the race Is exceedingly
close the indications pointing to a small
Republican majority.
BRYAN,S STATE.
Nebraska. Bryau-s home State, has
passed into the Republican column, and
they also claim Kansas by three thousand,
which is probably a conservative estimate
While the Republican majorities of four
years ago are considerably reduced, yet
there is not the slightest doubt OF Nc
Kinley's reelection with probably an in
creased -otc in tne electoral college
The majority in New York city four
,.cars ago of $1,000 for Mckinley was
-,,rued into a majority Of 25.01 for Bryan,
BAT this was overcome by the vote IN The
State at large.
VOTE IN THE SOUTH.
In the South the a.su:tl Democratic ma
iorities were polle5. ana nearly all the
Congressman will be Democrats.
Texas gave Il majority to the Democrats
OF lJ0Nst and elected Il Legislature tnat
will choose. Joseph w Bailey 70 he United
States Se,la;e.
In North Carolina seven ottt of nine of
the Congressional Districts elect Demo-
Gratis while Chairman Simmons defeated
General Julian S. Carr for the uniteii
States Senate by a majority Of io.0e0.
,Ths. race between Beckham and 1erkeS.
il EeHtucky, is 50 close thai prediction
rs to the result canEo- be made at this
hour.
Both parties were exceedingly vatchfui
At The polls, and extra endeavors were.
made 10 exclude any doubtful or unfair
methods The weather was fine. aud the
people came TO ,he polls in large numbers
SEVERAL DISTURBANCES.
The rote was {, iare5 o'lc. and thsre
were disturbances ct many FLaces In
Denver Colorado, four men We're killed
and several others injured il an election
riot. while in Wilmington. Delaware. the
negroes assaulted the election officers f:.tfi
burned ,he polling booth There Y re
several other disturbances at various
,,aiats of the country, IL which shotguns
ana revoIvers were brought into play, bu.
as a general rtlle the election passed on
,.ary- Quietly As 4 rule, these outbreaks
seem 10 have been started by negroes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
DEMOCRATS GIVE UP.
The House Will &c Largely Eepub-
IicIn.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

fBy Associated PrcSs.l
NEW YORK. Nov. G-nlidnisht--fl be-
came evident at q. very early hour this
evening that the election OF Mckinley and
Roosevelt was assured. At half past eight
o'clock returns from nearly two-thir5s OF
the election district OF Greater New York
had been received. indicating beyond ques-
5ion that Bryan and Stevenson eotiia not
expect more than 2l1z or Sh,.Eo plurality
II this Democratic strorghoid ana un-
less there was q landslide in the OUTSIDE
counties beyond all reasonable expecta-
tion. the pivotal State OF Ne" York had
declared in unmistakable terms although
by q greatly reduced majority for tAe
Republican candidates.
As the night progressed it enly served 20
confirm this judgment
The returns from Illinois betrayed a
ike condition The Republican plurality
of 1896 was greatly reduced, but it was
still far too large TO be overcome.
On the other hand the returns from In
diana Michigan. The two Ddkotas. tta:f,
and Wyoming, as we'll as Nepraska.
seemed 10 Indicate strong Republican
gains over 1896. Delaware. Maryland. and
West Virginia had given decisive Repuo-
lican pllraiities.
The count in several of the far Western
States was naturally so delayed as TO give
little indication Of the outcome 'hsce, oHs
they had ceased 10 have determining
effect md before 10 O'Clock sne Democratic
leaders had given up the contest. and 1t
was announced that Mr.. Bryan had soae
to bed and was sound asleep
ELECTORAL VOTE.
The whole Story vas easily aHd bEiSiif
told The Republican cket wonid nave
a larger electoral vose thai. four years a SO.
but in the larger states OF the East ana
Middle West The pIpraiities nad oeen
srea tIy reduced Massachusetts hia tf.t,ss;
from Ia cao TO S0,o0o. New York from o..
coz TO. lss55. coo, ard Illinois from ii.o'e %
Ito Geo or less.
The rolIeaall Of States az sh!s nour IS
apparently az follows:
NcKinley-Con .: Delaware. .
Illinois. q, Indiana. Is: lawa. u Maine. ..
Marylend s. Massachusetts ID: Michigan.
"a. Nr;nnesotn 3: New Hampshire. I,
New Jerse.. 10: New York, 36; North Da-
kota. s; Ohio. %: Pennsylvania; .. Rhoae
Island. 4: Vermont. !; West virginia. o.
Wisconsin,, u: California. y; wyoming. o.
Oregon. {: Washington. 4: total. 2s'.
Brvan. Alabama. II: Arkansas. s; Ceio-
aroio T. FLORIDA d: Georgia. IS: Louisiana.
G ss1issiesirs,!. o. Missouri l.. iinrrana.
-. North Carolina. II: South Carolina. 8;
n ,l,,esssa y: Texas, 10: Utah s. Viz
esnia u. Ssveda. 8. Total. 1.22.
I5nr rortets: Idato. 3: kansas. 10: Ken
6 #t,,cky. 13. Nebraska. S: South Dakota. 4
Total. IS.
Il al e The nnreportsd Sk2tss sh0sId
turn out as Usrnucrauc. q. msnry M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
NEBRASKA.
By Associated rress J

OMAHA. NEE. Nov. s.lt Ia r. NJ tue
returns from the State are coming IN
slowly. less than 2oo out of the f,sl1 pre-
ctncts having been heard from.
These Indicate au apparent plurality q
from 2.ecn to 4.eco IN tile STATE for Mixer
ley although the Fus!onists say ONLY tas
Republican precincts are Being heard
from.
LittIe is heard from Congressional tts-
tricts except from the Second District.
where Mercer fRep.p Is pfosi5ly eirctetl.
The city of Omaha is SHOWING SoEle. s7lIisss
for Bryan The Legs attfre VII, in nj
probability. be Republican Sever3. St1te
districts. which are rery c;oSe, iHtvc.
gwen Il Republican p.ur4Ity on thS i.st-
tioraI ticket. In the usual an;trse nf
in the complexion ot the lesisiatdrc.
which this year elects two tr;tsd Siaes.f
Senators.
OMAHA. NF.B.. Nov. 6.-At m'du 81.
200 precincts Out of f.6il in tn Sfa-e hal
returned results of to-fiIy.s election. IN. -
of these being from om.taa9 and paSfs.ss
county. \ majority OF them s.vs Regsfs,,-
iicau gains, whickf. il theS hohli ssoas
throughout the Sutte would Indicate Il
Repubi.ca.. plurality OF from 2,tof' to .s{iFs.
However the F'uson.sts say these ~
tueas are not significant of ahs feel -
suit anu tn;lt tie. tuI!StsfEs diStii'EtS N7tiA
overcome these gains and give the state
IT, Bryan ny from s5,e.rs 20 SOFA
TIE result OF the vote On the nati6na.
ticket Will. no doubt, also determine t:ie
Victories on the State ticket hoti running
very close together IN nearly .sIl cases.
although not a factor, the Prohibition
ticket shows a gain over fcur years aEs,.
1t will require u pretty full close count
to determine the complexion OF the State
Chairman Hall, inf the Denoera tic Stat
Committee. was .ret!cint with regard 20
tlla result and refused to give anS figures.
Chairman Lindsay. of the Republican
Central Committee said all tler returns
Indicated Il complete Republican, victory
with 4 plural Y OF from Se09 to i00G0 fer
Mckinley with 10 definite returns on the
State ticket aud Le-isiature-
OMAHA EEB-. Eov. ,.--At ; y. VI. .gssSs
precincts had bseE heard from. ana wisf1
,ne latter returtiS come figures which en-
courage tins Fusiouis,s iu their avowal
that Bryan wiz carrg the STATE by 4
small plurality.
B,y,u'S Precinct.
LINCOLN. NEE. Nov G.-Prccincr y,
OF the Fifth Ward tEryan's preeiaetl:
Mckinley, 2S Bryan. To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
WISCONSIN
- .AsseeIated rress.c

MILWAUKEE. Nay 6.--ReturHs fs1nn
Wisconsin up 10 ~ o'clock though COM
parastvcly few, show. when compared
with the votc OF four years ago. e!.sit Me-
Einley has carried the State 3y q large
plurality. equal. IL not TO exceed. the iis-
ures OF 1891, wEltah were 162.GI-..
Robert VI I.afol!ette. ths Republican
candidate for Governor. Is running a5out
equal with TIE Presc!ential caatlitiate. lHtf
Is likewise sure Of carrying the state
While few returas have been rsceivst
from the Congressional districts these
show the Republican candidates for fon-
sress to 2e running equal with SicF<.uley-
and the indications are that Wisconsin :
cleiega tion wiit De ssEsiIy Reptso 'la-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
BRYAN CARRIES VIRGINIA
By 4 HANDSOME MAJORITY.
The Democrats Certainly Elect Nine Out Of Ten
Candidates for Congress in This State
RACE BETlIlE ZEN lLR. FLOOD AND COL. HUBBARD
Candidate Gains nAhany but Loses in Augusta County
Makes Fine the Ninth Congressional
Mr.. Bryan in All the
Dstricts-It May Require Official Vote TO De
eide n Ninth District

Major Pet=r ]. Otey' Wins ii, the Sixth
DLst.ict by probably $3.50 majority.
The Seventh District returns Hon.
james Hay to Congress by 5000 o., 5000
majority.
Represersativs john Z, Rixey is re-
least 5000 majority
While the r surns from the Ninth Dis
trict are measre. the.. indicated the re-
election Of Judge RE lie runs ahead
of Bryan ard gains. oyer his vote of two
wears ago. Jut!g Ishea makes large e!tins
4, pulaski NNytile and Washington
counties. H. probably has carried the
district by from 15no 70 2.o1o majority
THE TENTH IN DOUBT.
The Tenth District seems IT. be the only
one il doubt. Chances are favorable 10
Mr. Flood Mnl.e MS, M benlocra 6 lost
.A1lea,ar,v. alr. Flood ran well In the
counties east Of the Blus Ridge It may
- =. :=sea-: - :ss-.s.e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

i
les. hat los; in Augusta. Ar Flood made
/. splendid run il the. counties east Of The.
Blue Ridge.
Hen. Wm:. a. Jones ;= re-else seSea from
the First Dis,rier BY a iiandsolrse majority. M .
He probabls, defeats Mr. s.n6as ps- 900
mljosits-.
The majority OF Hon a I. MaSf1afo iis Ias
.re. Dr. Z. 4 Wise. il The Second Dis
trict, may reach 5lsr'
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
4ssn,si1, Inl,n Lamb is reelected In the
Third District by handsome majority.
He defeats Gen. tAHan ny something liko
7loo majority.
In the Fourth District Hon = 4. Lass!- La.
Ter. is se-electsd bss- 4 ilajofitS ol ',e,o or
a,il4 isiflh District returns Hon c,aude
swaasol1. by handsome majority,
e.s..:s.. slssESs Ike A1aRe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

The Democrats l'ave carried Virginia for
BRYAN. by plrrsli,y Of son1erhins Ike
so.olc, q gain Of about 1900 over 1856.
Il looks as If ali ten Of the Democratic
nominees 20. Congress have bcen elected.
getur,,sa fro::n he Ninth District are
meagre but gnea has made gains il Pu-
laski. Washington, and Wythe, and his
chances of success are unauessioaably
..ood. In fact. it looks as if he might
lead Genera: Walkey by At least COO ma
jori,y-
All of the psmocratic Congressional
nominees ran. ahead Of Bryan. some OF
then, BY rers. large votes
Mr.. Flood appears 10 have defeated Col.
Huhard. in the Teath District. He MADE
gains IN sAlleshauy and Rockbr.dse cous-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

tprobable contingency. it would not change
the results
The latest returns from Nebraska indi-
cate a r publican plurality The fitty-
seventh Congress seems TO De Republican
by L substantial working majority
The gussrnationaI tickets have appars
entity followed the rational and O,DeF
is elected in New York, and Yates, in
Illinois.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07


The election passed off in Richmond
Yesterday without the slightest ripple OF
excitement
The Democrats and Republicans worked
il. perfect harmony. and there was no
trouble Of any sort in ar:y section Of the
city. Captain La.no made a splendid run
and LEI, Bryan in every precinct il the
city.
ne-baps. The largest ever given candi-
date for Congress in this city, and demoi'-
strates his popularity among ali classes
The Republicans made show Gown
Of the cards they had up their sleeves
Ivy having ao1aries public staCoacd az ,iii
.l... precincts in jackson Ward, t3-,'nr, the
..tiiGav.ts Of their voters.
They soon found. Enwevcr. thai the
Democrats proposed to carry the city by
a large majority without making any
fight IN Jackson Ward. and no negroes
were challenged ont there.
Following is the vote o. E;cfmonu III
1885:
Bryan. '-te'
NchiD!ey, .--.-..- % %.''oS-
Lamb. s'ass $50
Lewis. $50
Total vote i4,ooe
The total vote yesterday fell 4,e5 short
% that in 1885,
Captain Lamb has 1.sS1 more votes over
Allan than. he had over Lewis in 1885
Bryan.s lead over Mckinley is eoi ahead
Of that ii 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
KEaTUeKY.
fBi assoeiared rsess.p

fBl Associated Press.p
night the result o: the election in Ken.
tacky was In doubt. both sides claiming
the State and Presidential tcket. The
Dsmocrats may be considered TO have .
,continusd ca Second l1aga2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
IfrcGcricksbur

fredericksburg.
rREDERIckSBJRC, VA. Nov 8
Hryan,s majority here 2Si; Jones majority
over StubDs for Congress 2bl. zRepuoican
gain OF ~ over Congressional vote OF 1888.
E3ryan's ajority here in 1896 was li2
Richmond.
WARSAW, VA. Nov. sth-Ricnmond
county gives Bryan us majority, and
Jones, Democrat, for Congress, 6o6 ma
jor.ty. Large Democratic gain over 1856.
WARSAW. VA, Nov. 6.-Six precincts
n Westmorelandi give Bryan IS majority
and Jones Democrat 100 majority. Two
precincts yet TO be heard from which Will
somewhat increase his majority.
Westnorelaud went Republican in 1896.
Srotsylvunia.
17REDERICksBURci. VA. Nov. g.
summit Precinct SPotsylvaaia county.
gives Mckinley 50 majority. SpotsyIvania
Courthouse gives Bryan $ majority.
Mathews.
MATHEWS, C. II. VA. Nov. S.-Ths
vote Of Mathews county by precincts:
port Haywood-Bryar. a24: Mckinley,
<. Jones tDe7nocratl for Congress, aase;
Stubs. CRepublean) II.
Mathews c. H.-Bryan. 12233:: Mckinley.
IS, Jones. 1871; stub5s, 81.
Whites Neck-Bryan. 1233:: Mckinley,
iii. Jones. l55; stubbs. u
Cobbs Creek-Bryan. 20; Mckinley, Is:
Jones. S5; Stilobs. Sa.
IIook,nnfair-Bryan. 81: Mckinley, CT:
Jones, IS; Stubbs, ol.
GroyIl's Island-The only precinct not
heard from. will hardly reduce Democratic
ma jority- more than 80
Bryan's majority in 1896 was $50.
This year, i64, Democratic gain. Ill.
Jones majority 'as was sc, this year Gle.
Democratic gain, p
Essex
WEST POINT, VA. Nov c.-Tappa-
hammock. ESSEX county-Bryan, s.: Jones'.
81 1na jority.
G.oucestcr.
WEST POINT. VA. Nov s-Hayes'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

test between Mr.. Flood and Col Hubard.
elected from tho Eighth District by at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
RANCE EoFTuEIss,oMErEE

Ine following was the range OF the
thermometer At The Times Office scster-
lay: A. A.. 30: u ~. So: +. ~, 50: 6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
FIRST DISTRICT.
Caroline.

BOWLING GREEN, VA. Noy e.
Bowling Green precinct gives ton first
count) Is Republican n1jorily-gain over
81 OF IS votes.
Republican County Chairman claims the
county for Mckinley and Stubbs by 400 10
NJ M1ILFoRD. VA, Nov. s.-Bowl:ng
Green precinct gave Bryan thirteen ma
1iority. and w a. Jones forty-tilree.
MILFORD. VA. Nov. 6.--CarQ!i1c gives
a probable majority of two hundred fo;'
Ne ckin:ey and Stubbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecast for wednesday and !I Inus
yIr-inia-PartIy cloudy Wedrssoas :
Thursday. cloudy, probably rain ~ rsor.n-
..r,, and western portions. Winds niossty
..esl southeriy.
.-,rrsansv showers. Thursday. fair: lisrt
Is ssssf, northeasteriy winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

,e;ontinusd @ second 5aSs.1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

LINCOLN. NEE. Nov G.-prcciacr \.
Of the Fifth Ward Organs prseiletl:
Mckinley y; Bryan. 10
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FREDERICksBuRC, VA. Nov 3
r.rvac.s majority here 2SSi;; Jones majority
over StuIbs for Congress 226.. Republican
gain OF II over Congressional vote OF 1888.
Bryan's majority hsre in 1896 was 1t5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

:ss7.se WS:ss7'.7,s.ssce - ::.: :.s:: go;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-07

Some pretty shirt-waist models have
been designed for the coming sum
mer, some of them showing a deep sail
or collar, joined to pointed revers that
reach the belt in front; the entire piece
OF woven guipure lace, with cuffs and
girder to match. These trimmings
adorn pique, linen and duck waists, as
well as those of tatfeta, foulard, OF
wash silk; other styles are trim1neo
with very handsome Swiss or Irish en-
broideries. Again waists are seen with
removable vests, stock collars, and
girdies of liberty satin. Besides these
are countless morning waists formed of
India linen, percale, dimity, bishops
lawn, fine qualities of dotted and cross
barred muslin, plain and fancy swive'
silk, and zephyr gingham. The ma
jority of these resemble as nearly a.
possible boys shirt waist, with /;
single plait down the front, few gath
ers on each side OF this plat and on tn
shoulders, and a double pointed yok
on the back. The regular shirt sleeve
is shaped with but little fullness on the
shoulder, and the entire model is small.
and extremely plain.-N. Y. Post.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-04-07
BRIGGS HOUSE
Carson City, Nevada
GILBERT BRIGGS. PROPRIE-)

This old established hotel known from Maine to Ore
gon and from Georgia the Gulf, has recently inaugur
ated system of electricity throughout the entire build
ing whereby every is lighted by ncandescen lights
At the present time this is the only hotel in Carson that is
lighted exclusively by electricity First-class through
Best 81 day house the Coast. Free bus to and
the trains Meals 25 cents lodging rs and so cents