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Warning Order.

STATE OF AEEAN~AS0
COUNTY o. -aALP,
Before NJ. +. Street, Justice OF Inc Peace for
Big C.prk .pTEshi%
j 4, DucEwCrtli- lainuG.
IS
The P.'rCc Mining Company Defendant,
The defendant, be Pierce Mining Cnmluny,
is warmed 10 appear in this court within thirty
lays and answer the complaint Of the llulntin,
j. y. DUrsWu.ia.
This september IA, 1909.
NJ. +. STREET, j. P.
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Notice Tor Publication, l-,-9458
Land Onice Ht Llttle Rock, Ark. !
Scntpmhnr Nm. lNl0. (

September llth 1890,
Notice is hereby given that the following
uamed settler has lilcd notice Of his intention to
make final rr0Of in support Of his claim ana
that said pI o)t will he made before the county
CLERK Of sharp countyj Arkansas, gt EVening
shade, Ar. .NnsaS, on ct0bvr 2OtA, $780, viz:
Frances johnson,
Widow OF jonathan j johnson. deceased.
II. u No 1854 lOr the north half Of the south
west quarter Of the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter section u and the northwest
Quarter Of the northwest quarter section 70
township Il north range vest
She names the following witnes ses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said unG VIZ;
T. t. flushing, w. II Mann, S. N, Osborne
and John ". Carver, all of Center, Ark.
II. IL. Myers,
IL gister,
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.0
COUNTY CF SHARP
Before VI y. street, Justice Of the Peace for
Big Creek Township:
c, llurd--plantiG
VS..
The CaHmne Company Defendant
The Deienduhl, lhe Calam Compa-
nyls Warncd to app'ar IN This court within thh-
ty days ahd answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff
Q !lurd
This September IA, 1900.
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Hon. P, D. McCulloch, demo-
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The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10

coming in slowly but Republicans are
showing gains, Bryan will probably
carry the State by a small plurality.
Precinct A of the Fifth ward Of Lin
coin, in which Mr.. Bryan voted, went
as follows: Mckinley, 20S; Bryan.
105.
The count on legislative candidate
by Nebraska election boards is the last
TO be made, and the political complex
ion Of the Legislature, whose duty il
Will be to elect two United States Sena.
tors, may not be definitely known until
Thursday, certainly not before to.mor.
row night. If more complete returns
bear out what tonight seems apparent
that Bryan has carried the State for
President-it is reasonable to suppose
that the Legislature VIII be also Flu
sion. Latest reports show that Fusion
lists have at least a fighting chance for
it. The defeat Of Mr.. Bryan for Presi-
dent has already revived active specu-
lation as to the possibility of his can
didacy and his chances for one of the
vacant seats in the Senate.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
New York.

In Greater New York the Democrat
ic majority was inadequate to cOun-
terbalance that furnished by the up
State counties for the Republican ma
tional ticket.
Bryan carried every borough of the
greater city with the exception of
Brooklyn, which gave the Republican
ticket a majority of 24O0. Below the
Bronx a majority Of about $1,000 was
given for Bryan, while the State 3Gt-
side the greater city gave to Mckinley
from 10000 to 10000. assuring him
a net majority in this State Of not less
than 10000.
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr., Republican
candidate for Governor, fell behind his
ticket nearly 10000 votes, being cut in
those districts where the sentiment
against machine politics is the strong
est Notwithstanding this loss, he will
still have a safe majority and win be
the next Governor Of New York.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Illinois.

Mckinley has carried Illinois by a
large majority. His plurality will
probably be 100000.
Samuel Alschuler, Democratic can.
didate for Governor, is probably
beaten by a close vote. He ran far
ahead of his ticket.
The surprise of politicians is the
enormous vote cast for Mckinley in
Chicago, which Chairman Jones,
Mayor Harrison and others had claim
ed to be Democratic. The total vote
Of this city was: Mckinley, 1SO97O;
Bryan, 1854; Woolley, 1886; Debs,
5022; Barker, 1S9; Maloney, 1885, Ellis.
80 McKinley's plurality, SAG.
There is a great likelihood that the
Republicans will lose four Congress
men, including William Lorimer, tho
Republican boss Of Cook county.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
West Virginia.

The election in West Virginia was
for six Presidential Electors, four
Congressman, State officers, 13 State
Senators, all Of the members OF the
House of Delegates and county officers.
The Legislature chosen will elect a
United States Senator to succeed Hon.
s. b. Elkins, Republican. The State
tickets are headed for Governor by
John II. Holt, Democrat, and A. b..
White, Republican. OF the 13 hold
over Senators seven are Democrats
and six Republicans The State vote
is probably close and the signs are that
Mckinley will win by a small majority
and that White will carry off the Cub
ornatorial prize.
Chairman Dawson, of the State Re-
publican Committee, claims the State
for Mckinley by 1900 plurality.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10

Apropos Of some Of the English
judges discarding their wigs in court
during the hot weather Of the past
summer, and Of the English soldier
discarding his theoretical for practical
methods Of warfare, the Canadian
Law Journal says; But anything is
possible when British soldiers are al.
lowed to go into battle, not shoulder
to shoulder as OF yora, and as a great
red target for the enemy, but as indi-
vidual sharpshooters, clothed in dust
colored khaki, with the privilege Of
exercising such commen sense as has
not been drilled out of them. We
have, therefore, every reason to hope,
if the hot weather and the war last
long enough, that it may dawn upon
the average Englishman that he does
not know everything, and that it is
possible and desirable for him to
learn something from other people,"
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Kansas.

j. Mack Love, chairman of the Kan
sas Democratic State Committee, made
the following statement.
Il fear that Kansas has gone Repub-
lican and that Mckinley aLI Stanley
Governor, will carry the State by small
majorities.'
At midnight Chairman Albaugh, Of
the Republican State Committee, said;
Returns already indicate that the
State will give Mckinley over 10000
plurality; that a solid Republican Con-
gressonal delegation will be elected
that the Legislature will be RepubH-
can on joint ballot, and that the Re-
publican State ticket will be elected by
25 900 plurality"
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10

The latest returns indicate that Nc
Kinley has carried q States and
Bryan IS.
The President has again been sue
cessful in every State which he won IN
1896 except Kentucky, which has re-
turned to the Democratic column. In
addition, he has carried Kansas, South
Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyom-
ing, which declared for Bryan in 1896.
His electoral vote is 2s4 and Bryan's
is 1863; McKinley's plurality, l21 as
compared with 95 in 1896.
McKinleys estimated plurality Of the
popular vote is 721, POI. His plurality
in 1896 was 601 S54
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
North Carolina.

The election in North Carolina was
for IL Presidential electors and 9 Con-
gressmen. The Legislature, on which
will devolve the election Of a successor
to United States Senator Marion But
Ter, Populist, was chosen at the Au-
gust election and is largely Democrat
ic. A Democratic primary was also
held to nominate Senator, the candi-
dates being Hon. F. NJ. Simmons and
Gen. Julian S. Carr.
Returns indicate that Bryans ma
iority in North Carolina will approx
mate 10000 and that the Democra ts
have elected eight and the Republicans
one Congressman. The Democratic
candidates in all the other districts
are certainly elected, in most cases by
large majorities.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Virginia.

The election in Virginia was for II
Presidential electors and 10 Congress-
men. The delegation in the last Con-
gress stood 8 Democrats and ] Repub
lican.
that Bryan's majority in Virginia Will
exceed 10000 1t may possibly touch
10000. The total vote shows falling
off from that of 1896. The Democrats
have elected a solid Delegation to Con-
gress. The Democrats have made.
large gains in all of the cities of the
state. The county districts show up
equally as well, if not better.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Maryland.

The State of Maryland gives her
electoral vote to Mckinley and ROose-
welt and the six Congressman elected
are Republicans, besides a Republican
to fill the vacancy in the Fifty-sixth
Congress caused by the resignation OF
Governor John Walter Smith in the
First, OF Eastern Shore, district. The
plurality for Mckinley in Baltimore
is 6S56 and in the State about $4,000,
which more than reverses the Demo
cratic majority one year ago for Gov
ernor Smith, who got 1928.
A very large vote was polled through
out the State. In Baltimore city out
Of a registered vote OF 1897, there
were 1902 cast for President The
weather was mild and the sun shone
brightly all over the State.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10

Worried into what Il Frenchman has
declared to be a new disease peculiar
to American women, and which he
calls "servantgalism," the mothers of
a number of families at Portage, Wis
consin, have established a system Of
cooperative dining. The women first
formed a club and rented a vacant
bnilding near the business part Of the
town, to the furnishing of which each
member contributed q share. Then
a manager was engaged to hire the
help, do all the buying and see that
the plans Of the club were carried out.
The families of the members take all
their meals at the club, plaip food be-
Ing served. The meals cost an aver.
age Of ten cents each for each per-
sOn-siXty cents being about the cost
of food for a family Of half a dozen
persons. The members assert that
they are wholly pleased with the en-
terprise
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10

Thirty years ago an attempt was
made TO introduce petroleum as a fuel,
especially in iron and steel mills; but
there was difficulty in getting the
proper furnace. Now It is announced
that the Russians have abandoned the
effort to atomize the oil by steam
jet, having produced a perfect COM
bustiye system in which the oil Is
vaporlzed by hot water under pressure.
As a consequence Of this improvement
the use Of liquid fuel in Russia has
enormously increased, over seven
million tons Of petroleum products
having been used last year to generate
power Steamship companies in Asia.
tic waters have equipped their ships
for the consumption Of liquid fuel, and
have established supply stations be.
tween Suez and Yokohama to which
the oil is carried by freighters with
a capacity of 5000 gallons each. Sew.
eral European naval vessels have been
fitted with furnaces for oil, which
Jnany regard as the fuel Of the future.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
South Carolina.

Early returns indicate that the ma
jority for Bryan in South Carolina
will be $4,000. The Democratic State
ticket had no opposition.
The Congressional delegation will be
solidly Democratic. The Seventh (the
Charleston district) was the only one
about which any doubt existed, and the
Democrats carried 1t to-day by safe
majority
The new Constitution, with its edu.
cational and property restrictions on
the suffrage, applied for the first time
to a Presidential election in this State
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10

The coming of an expressive and
ingenious catch phrase is an art that
American advertisers seem disposed to
appropriate to themselves. Our Eng
lish cousins, however, are getting into
the race, and one which is likely to
become popular is being used by a
Glasgow advertiser. The word is
"slumberwear," which seems an i'm
provement on might wear"
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Connecticut.

Connecticut in the election decided
that her electoral vote of 6 should be
placed in the Mckinley column; the
entire Republican State ticket was
elected, and a General Assembly over
whelmingly Republican was chosen.
The plurality for Mckinley, with
practically all Of the returns in, is
fixed at about $4,000. The surprise Of
the day was occasioned by the fact
that the Republican State ticket fol-
lowed closely the figures Of the Presi-
Dental contest and was elected by plu-
ralities OF over 21 900.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Ohio.

Returns indicate that Ohio has gone
for Mckinley by an increased plu-
rality.
The vote in Cleveland is close. To-
ledo the home of Mayor Jones, is car
ried for Mckinley by 1000 plurality.
From nearly complete returns Nc
Kinley's plurality in Cincinnati is
placed at 10000
Practically complete returns show
that Mckinley viii carry his home
county by 1000 majority, a gain of
l160 over 1896.
Mchnley's plurality in Columbus Is
estimated at about 1850.
Democratic Chairman Long at mid
night said:
The returns from Hamilton and
Cuyahoga counties show substantial
Democratic gains. While a majority
OF the country precincts reported show
Republican gains Of Ave to a precinct,
this ratio Of gain, II kept up with cor
responding Democratic gains I'm the
cities now indicated, will give McKin.
ley the State by about the same plu.
rality az in 1896"
Republican State Chairman Charles
Dick said:
Returns justify the claim that Ohio
has given Mckinley q plurality OF
from $4,000 to $4,000"
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10

A Southern journal thinAs the time
has arrived when the newspaper edi-
tors Of the country should assemble in
convention and decide upon whom the
title of Honorable" shall be be-
slowed For itself, it would wige it
to Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Cabi-
net officers, Governors of States, mem
bers of Congress, Federal Judges and
Judges Of the Supreme Courts Of
States. and bar # to members of
County Courts, Grand Jurors and
Deputy COrOners.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Iowa

While tae returns are coming in
slowly, enough have arrived to indi-
cate that the Republicans have elected
their State and national ticket in Iowa
by 10000 plurality.
The cities generally gave slight
Democratic gains, which are offset By
rural Republican gains.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
EIorida.

Bryan's majority in Florida is esti-
mated at $4,000.
William S. Jennings, cousin of Mr..
Bryan, was elected Governor. The
Legislature is solidly Democratic.
The indications are that Tallahassee
won in the contest over the removal
of the capital, the fight being between
st. Augustine, Tallahassee, Ocala and
Jacksonville.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
California.

While the returns from the State at
large are very incomplete, enough are
at hand to warrant the prediction that
Mckinley has carried California by a
plurality of 10000
McKinleys plurality in this city will
probably reach 1000.
The Legislature will be Republican
One hundred and siXty-one precincts
complete, out of 219O outside of San
Francisco, give Mckinley G331 Bryan
G381.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Alabama.

Bryan carried every county in Ala.
bama. His majority will be fully 49,.
900. The nine Congressional districts
return Democratic Representatives. In
four of the districts there was no oppo-
sition to the Democratic nominees.
In the Fifth district, where the fight
for the Democratic nomination was
very bitter, and extended over several
months, it was feared the disaifection
OF Democrats might affect the result.
but Thompson DEM was elected
over Kilstead by 70 900 majority, which
makes contest improbable
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Kentucky.

Returns are coming in slowly from
the country districts.
Democratic counties show gains for
Bryan and Beckham Fourteen of
these counties give Bryan and Beck.
ham 1850 plurality. Democrats say
the gains will keep up. Yerkes rep J
says he has been elected Governor. but
gives no figures.
Mckinley carried Louisville by
about 5000. The State is probably
Democratic by several thousand.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Texas.

Bryan's majority in Texas will be
about 175,000.
The Democratic State ticket, headed
by Joseph ID. Sayers for Governor, is
elected by an overwhelming majority.
The Legislature is almost solidly
Democratic. 1t will elect Joseph W.
Bailey United States Senator to sue
ceed Horace Chiffon.
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Maine.

All through the State, according to
reports at hand, there was a consid-
cradle falling off in the Republican
plurality from four years ago and n
corresponding gain in the Democratic
column.
Up to midnight returns had been re-
ceiyed from about 210 cities towns and
plantations in the State, showing a Re-
publican plurality OF 1S,4S1, as against
81 9SS for The same towns In 1896
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-10
Minnesota.

At midnight the Democrats clalmed
the Governor by 25,000, and Chairman
Blxby, Of the Republican State Com
mttee, declared that his figures sup
ported the belief in the election OF
Van SAINT, Republican, by at least
10000.
Sixty precincts in Minnesota give
Mckinley 5125; Bryan, 3197.