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The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' cotton vests worth Zoe,
Misses cotton vests, worth 49,
Children's fine cotton vests, worth 75c,
Childrens soft sanitary wool vests, worth 35c,
Children's soft sanitary wool pants, worth 35c,
Children's nutnra wool vests worth soc,
Chiidren's natural wool vests Coo,
IChildren's large size worth 60c,
Children's larger size vests worth 75c
IChildrens large size pants worth 60c,
lChildren's larger size pants worth 75c,
Boys large size drawers worth 1.00
Mems gray cotton undeshrs sell every where at SOC,
Mems gray cotton drawers always sell everywhere soc,
Mems canton flannel shirts, sells the world Doe
Mems canton flannel drawers worth 5oc.
Mems fine quality undershirts worth 75c
Mems drawers above,
Mems soft cotton undershirts worth Doc,
Mems soft cotton drawers worth 10 c.
Mems fine all wool soft we'll finished uudershrs worth 2
Mems drawers above worth I26,
Mems sarced coored oyershts with collar and cuffs worth
L26
Neckties worth 76c
Neckties worth 26c
Linen collars worth Ice
Linen cuffs worth 26c
Suspenders worth 4oc,
Leather suspenders worth so
Fine suspenders worth 36c
Boys snspenders worth 4oc
Boys suspenders worth Zoe
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12
DRY GOODS.

Dress ginghams worth I24c
Shirtings worth I24c
Organdies worth l6c
Organdies worth 10
l3li, Black and white French organG worth I5c
Silkaline worth Ioc
Fancy Innings worth Ioc
Calicos, cailicos, calicos,
Black satine worth 25c
All wool flannel dress goods worth foo
Casbmeres worth 4oc
Red table linen worth Soc
Red table linen worth 25c
Blue denim worth I5c
Pants goods jeans worth 25c
Mica Axle Grease, tin boxes, worth rs cents
Harness Oil, worth 40 cents,
jamaica Ginger, worth 2J cents,
Tooth Picks 500 in box,
Bottle Bluing, worth 10 cents,
Securing Brick. worth II cents
Lanterns, worth 7J cents,
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12
KINGS CASH RRTC

Brass Headed Furniture Tacks 2 dozen for
Rochester Hanging Lamps, largest size white china shade
worth $780,
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers gallon size worth
SO so,
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12

Coffee Mills worth 60 conts
Large Tin Milk Buckets With Srsiner worth cents,
Glass Coal Oil Cans, worth 40 cents
Tin Coal Oh Gems worth % cents
Gallon Coffee Pots, worth 80 cents
Half Gallon Coffee Pots, worth 20 cents,
Milk Srancrs, worth IL cents,
Tall Stand Lamps worth 30 cents
Hand Lamps worth 30
Rochester ChimIeys, worth Is cents,
Chair Bottoms worth 10 cents,
Curry Combs, worth 80 cents,
Screen Door Springs worth 3 cents
Door Locks and Knobs, worth cents,
Door Butts worth Is
Wood Handle Knives and Forks worth IS cents set
Iron Handle Knives and Forks, worth cents set
Table Spoons, worth 10 per set,
Kitchen Knives, for pairing worth 10 cents,
Strap Hinges worth 10 cents,
Three>' ornered Piles, worth 10 cents,
Bronzed Drawer Pulls 80 per dozen
Door Stops 80 cents per dozen
Large Letter Paper Tablets, worth cents,
Letter Paper Tablets, worth 10 cents
Pencil Tablets 100 Sheets worth 8 cents,
Envelopes worth 10 cents,
Large Bar Toilet Soap double sizo
Ten Bars Good Laundry Soap,
pearlne, worth 3 Package
Gallon Pitchers worth rs cents
Half Gallon Pitchers. worth so cents,
Dinner Plates 80 cents per set
Soup Plates so cents per set
Large Bowls, worth 20 cents,
Meat Piatters, worth 40 cents,
Individual Butter Dishes worth cents,
Soap Dishes worth 25 cents
Soap Dishes, worth 10 cents,
..n namnsIs IN 3 YIN ats covers s worth m 90 20 cents zen tents
Smaller Wood Butter Bowls, worth 35 cents
Wooden Churns with dashors worth 81 so.
lass Salt and Pepper Shakers,
Extra Heavy Glass Gohets orsl for % cents for
Lantern Burners worth 10 cents,
Best brand of Sliekers really worth 50 rs each 4
Soft Cotton Blankets for Summer worth 81 so per par
Fine White Laundricd Shirts actually worth 1925
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12

Mrs. Wiley and two sons, of
Warrensburg, Mo-, are spending
their summer outing in Elbert,
guests OF Mrs. Grebe.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12
Prices Lower than Denver
at KINGS STORE.

vi bDt Bargains whnyo ndamhm mmer
av
h up r pu will ptahg gdrmd pw@Jmp
th % Ru urMa abmaeh muegm slwt
Please ad owta wnhnma a4mmy mhan
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12

The following is the program
for the Elbert County Sunday
School association, to be held in
Elbert, July 25th and 26th:
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12

Rubssribs fes the ra,ss~s.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-07-12

Care l. c. R. R.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09
CONTEST MAY BE CLOSE.
Quay and Anti-Quay Managers Fig-
urinE ON the Next Pennsytva-
MIA LEGISLATURE.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. Sit In fg-
ured here by those who have Kept close
watch OF the contest for the control OF
the next legislature that the two branches
win line mp as follows:
House of representatives--Qua Rcpub-
Leans. i06; anti-Quay Republicans and
fusionists. So: Democrats, a.. Total. 2et
According to these figures the Quay Re
publicans have only three votes above the
100 necessary to organize the house.
Senate--Quay Republicans. Is; anti
Quay Republicans. i2; Democrats. 1s. To-
tai 50.
This would make the senate. tie ms
shsssvesp Quay ana laMsf.tusy. and .crcatess
an interesting situation as regards the or
ganixation of the body and the DISPOSE
tion OF what the Democrats and anti
Quay Republicans may consider 70 be par
tisan legislation and gubernatorial APP
pointments.
on joint ballot, according 10 these fig
ures Mr.. Quay, IL he Is a candidate for
United States senator, will have lsi votes,
three more than the number necessary 10
a choice. MIR. Quay has declared that he
will be a candidate, and his friends say
he will stick to his determination. The
legislature ballots for senator on January
Is.
The leaders OF the Business Mems
League, which organization has handled
the fight against MIR. Quay in many of
the counties for several years, assert that
they have enough votes to prevent Mr..
Quays recollection. They further declare
that Mr.. Quay's friends cannot organize
either branch Of the legislature.
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MIR. auAY IS CONFIDENT.
Outiiaes what VIII Follow The
Election In PenasyIvnuin.

WASHINGTON. Nov. S. Former sena-
tor VI. s, QUAY. who will leave here to-
morrow morning for Florida. tonight gave
out the following statement for pubilca-
ton:
THE contest on Tuesday resulted IN
sweeping victory fo~ Tho staiwArt Re-
publicans 81 The state. The senate Will
be organized ~ hs regulars. no matter
what staieracnt To the contrary may be
made by insurgents Or hostile newspa pere.
Senator w r. Snyder Of Chester county
frrate. and Rcpreseatatlye w, H. Mar
shall ftslwsrf Republican from Alie-
rbsry COUNTY Wiu he NTfakcr az the
house. I will be elected senator by about
$50 out ~ total eete ~ ~, on the frs,
ballot In Joint assembly"
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S-State Seua-
tors David Martin. Magee. William FLYNN
and H. Cochran, who have been among
the most active Of the political leaders
Ga the opposition to the return of eN-
Ssuaor Quay 10 the senate. met IN his
city today and discussed plans FOR CON
tinustion ~ the fight AGAINST Mr.. Quay
In the legislature which VIII meet In
January. Senator Martin = Repub-
Hcan ''hold~oxef' from this city. ~ ie
Senator Flynn from Aileehsuy county.
Senator Mneep was ciected by the RE-
pubiicans Tuesday from hle district ~
Allegheny county. and Mr. Cochran. who
Il the Democratic leader ~ the senate.
and Who was active against Mr Quay
IN the last Legislature, u a hOld-oyer
from the district comprising Wyoming.
M9ntour Sullivan and Columbia counties.
Senator Martin. ia statement Fsgade ~
him said.
majority of ths legislature On Joint tssi-
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ny REDUCED PLuRALrrIEs.
Democrats to Garry state of Mis-
souri, but May Lose 81. Louis.

SIT. LOUIS. Mo-. Nov s--Based upon
returns from eighty-hve counties, the
Democratic state central committee now
claim Missouri for Bryan. and Dockery
for governor, by pluraiites OF about So
600 and sa.01a respectively. Tho twenty
nine counties still be he heard from may
develope SURPRISES. but IL In not Thought
that these estimates will be materially
changed
Chairman Aikens. Of the Republican
state central committed. conceded thee
figures today. but later on the receipt of
news from additional counties changed
his estimate. placing Dockery's plurality
at 1900 and Bryan's at +1esi.
While the Democrats Confidently claim
a majority OF Atty or sixty on Joint bali
lot in the legislature. Mr.. Aikens says
that their majority will not be over fif-
teen or twenty. and possibly lower than
that He cor.cedes. however. on the face
OF the returns now at hand. that the Dem
ocfats viii have a majority.
or tho fifteen congressman voted for.
the Democrats elected thirteen.
The Republicans are considering a
proposition to contest IN the city OF st.
Louis. The matter has already been dis
Guessed by the Republican city committee.
and by Individual candidates. and will be
taken UP for formal and official considera-
ton as soon as the official count has
been made They silegc that a proper
examination OF the ballots would result
IA the rejection Of from so 10 s.0o ~
fraudulent votes that have been placed
20 the c.elit OF The Democratic candi-
Gates This would be- sufficient % re-
verse the result on nearly all the cands-
dafas
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IN EASTERN WASHINGTON.
Table showing Vote for Electors af
Consr~ssmen and sos~rsor-Ave
uostt, Official Ffaases.

Following - the sete for electors con-
gressmen and governor from Eastern
Washington okanogan. Cheisn and GAR
fsid being estimated The others are
close 10 affiesai fsursA
spokane Mckinley. 10. Rogers. Is1s
congressman. Rep. SSa
stevens IiFysH. ~. Rogers. 20. com
grcnsu4sn, Dem, E1
Ferry Bryan. IA Rogers. e5, congress-
rnon. Dem, 8Is.
chslaa-~ bryan 9. Rogers. 100: con.
sreeemen, Dem -
Garfield McKiniay. W. Rogers. -. eon-
Rreeafnen. Rep, 70.
1aacuin@.H Bryan, 10 Rogers. iH. con-
gresamsu. Dem. So
feeusiaa~ bryan fsi H0gers. I'll coH-
greK4rnrn Dem. tgS
Aaama- Hrgaa, 10. Rogers, E1s con.
ErnsaTn~n. Dem. ~
whitman Bryan siss Rogers. tsa. con.
gressfmen. Dem. TO.
Dkah8gan-- Bryan. 1s8, ltDgetg. IT. COZ
gressrnari. Dem. iSA
waiia WaIla sc kiniey. 90. Frink g1s
c0ngrenkmeH. Rep. es1.
t'Oiung f,&a,.- Nd ksnstY ia43 Frtnk. Nos
congrssanen. Rep. ia
ksatir No KluieY. %. Rogers. y. con.
greesmeu. Rep, 81
Yakima Nc ckiniHys ts@s Frirk. lsg; con-
areNsfner. Rep -
kftflta2- Mckinley is,. Rogers. 2fs
c0nEresSrnen. Rep, iS8
Fstleklfate- Nj K4nleY, 30. Frfnk. ~ I.
cvngresNmen, Rep. ti9.
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN
BY FORTY THOUSAND.
state Has Returned = Solid Repub-
Iican Deleeation to Eifty-
Seventh Congress-.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s--Nearly COM
plete returns from the state show that
California has given Mckinley and Roose-
welt close to 10000 plurality. The returns
so far as compiled. are: Mckinley, 15o.-
3s2: Bryan, 1929; plurality for Mckinley.
3s,0s9.
The precincts yet to be heard from gave
the following vote in 1895: Mckinley. IA
T4s: Bryan. 1884. II the average of Re-
publican gains II maintained in these pre-
cincts, they will swell the plurality for
Mckinley BY about 2.600. making II reach
the 1900 mark.
There il no longer any doubt that Cali
fornia has returned solid Republican
delegation to congress, In the Second dis
trict. the only one In which the contest
was close. Samuel d. Woods will have
100 pluraritg over 1eD. apxoul.
Julius Kahn has $500 plurality in the
Fourth district and McIAchlan 5.lS2 in
the Sixth district.
Both branches of the Legislature will be
Republican by phenomenal majorities
The senate will stand thirty-four Repub-
leans to six Democrats this being the
result of the election Of but one Democrat.
The hold-overs are: Republicans, 10;
Democrats. 5. This gives the Republi-
cans a clear majority OF eighteen hold
overs for the legislature. which will
choose senator.
The assembly according to the best hg-
ures now obtalnable. will be composed OF
slxty-two Republicans and eighteen DEM
ocrats. The former assembly was made
up OF hfty-nine Republicans and twenty
one Democrats. As the senate then was
twenty-six Republicans and fourteen
Democrats. this Legislature. on Joint ball
lot, will show eleven more Republicans
than In the last.
The Republican plurality In San fran
cisco, with one precinct missing. is 9.s6i.
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Mr.. CLARK TO ATTAIN
HIS LIFETIME AMBITION.
Will Likely He sent to United states
Senate by the Ncw Montana
Iegf~Iature.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post t-Inteliigencer
HELENA, Mont, Nov. S.-Practically
complete returns show that the legislative
assembly win be constituted as follows:
Clark Democrats. 81; Republicans. S5; DAILY
Democrats, S; Populists, /; total 81 Ne
eessary TO elect United States senator. S
HeEce IL may be seen that w. A. Clark
has four more than the requisite num-
Der 70 secure his lifetime ambition. In
addition. there are two holdover Repub-
ican senators who voted for clark two
years ago and who viii probably do so
again. as a matter of consistency.
The failure OF Marcus Daily TO control
the twelve legislators from Butte has
created intense surprise In political cir
cies, as he invariably has been able TO
defeat Clark In the iatter's home city. By
overwhelming majorties, from the time
Butte became the Democratic stronghold
OF the state. Daly's absence from the
state. and overconfidence on the part OF
his lieutenants, who neglected Butte 10
hight Clark elsewhere in the state. are
doubtless the main factors In this reversal.
w. A. Clark will probably choose the
unexpired or four-year term, but as far
as can be learned no one has been de-
cided upon for the six-year, to succeed
Thomas III. Carter. Republican. Joseph
*. Toole. of Helena, who was elected
governor last Tuesday. seems 10 be a Ia
clared IL elected governor he would serve
the full term. but he may be induced to
accept Many are disposed to believe +.
August Heinze, of Butte, VINO made the
fight with Clark against the Daily inter-
ests, will be chosen. despite the fact that
he is Silver Republican. He bolted the
Republican state convention and entered
into an offensive and defensive alliance
with Clark, and stumped the state in tine
latters behalf But geOrraphfcal eoudi-
tons are against him also. X being am
unwritten law against both senators orig
mating from the same section.
Ex-Gov. s I. Hauser, who was mem
Der of the big Four with Clark, Daly
and Broadwater, is also spoken of as a
candidate.
1t is openly charged that Clark spen;
a million dollars during the campaign I'm
order to remove all doubt as to the out
come. At any rate money never flowed
so freely in this dramatic political COM
monwealth before
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M'KINLEY HAS CARRIED
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
Republicans Claim Safe Majority an
Joint Ballot In the Lcgis-
lnfure

OMAHA Nov. s.-Complete returns
from two-thirds of the counties and
scattering returns from the balance show
that Mckinley has carried Nebraska bv
plurality of AT least 2.ooa An equal NUM-
ber of returns on the state ticket Indicate
that Nebraska has reelected Gov povn-
ter and the entire state ticket By plural
tiles ranging from 500 10 1900 over the
Republicans. the governor being the high
man.
II the balance of the state shows the
same percentage of gain and loss poyn-
ter'S election Is certain. and the counties
20 be heard from being mostly In the
western part OF the state. Il Is fair TO
presume that this is the case
The legislature wifi likely be decided bv
Douglas county. II will take the Official
coun; TO determine the vote
The World Herald. Dem. claims tho
lieutenant governor viii cast the decid-
ing vote In the upper house, and that the
lower house II evenly divided with two
places In doubt
The state Republican committee. which
last night gave out the claims that Jeder-
ich and the Republican state ticket vera
elected with from $500 20 Tea ma iorIfv
this afternoon scaled down CLOSE 10 the
danger line and claimed the election of
the state ticket hy iNpa 70 O0a
In Douglas county the count Is close
and eharscs ~ fraud arc made BY the
Democrats. The Republicans claim 10
have elected ono out - three senator's and
six out nf nine representative while the
Democrats claim two senator's and all os
the representatives
The Republican committee comedies one
state senator IN Douglas to the Demo-
Gratis. and ono representative, stating also
that the ofhclal count may he REQUIRED
regarding Two other representative This
would give the Republicans a safe ma
}oFity on Joint ballot
The congressman in this state are,
Two Republican, f8arkett and Mercer
three fusienists-Stark. SheNenherger ana
Robinson. with the sixth district. rsnrr-
sented BY Neville, Poaulis,. who is can
diasts for re-cleciion, san IN douhs IN,
sixth district 80 Tar as heard from. gives
Neville 100 lead. bat the counties OF this
district which have noI been heard from
are likely TO defeat him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

Don VI. Dickinson Says Leaders WIN
Confer In New York.

CHICAGO. Nov. S---A special 20 the
Chronicle from Detroit, Mich. saws.
Don NJ Dickinson - suthorifv Tor the
statement that wftHin three weeks = me &
inr uSfl be held IN NeW York city 10
outline a uiau ~ anlxation ~ tbs
Democratic party He seys the call for
the meeting viii have thg signatures 1f
uror,7ircrf Democrats The meeting Mr..
pi~kiuAon sayN will be attended By Dem
nerafe ~ both gole and silver teanings.
The cau for the meeting VII be sent out
In a few days % will b. mailed broad
casf throughout the land. nppeaiipg % all
rNarnn.rAts cold Gra silver alike
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late. a.,ara. From rsah..

BOISE Idaho. NOV s-Ahput FOUR
afthe af the vote ~ ldaho has been re-
ported Bryan has plurality - LAB.
Glenn. F1Is. for congress. has ~ and
Hnai Fua for governor, ltn.
The fBslnnssts have q members 81 ,hs
legislature. the Republicans =. slth three
sfnrep0sfsd This win retire George T..
snoup from the lfnlted States senate
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Special Dispatch 70 ths Posi.IntAIllgenceg.
TACOMA, Nov. Accomplish rs,nrpa
ffran fsercs county show the following
ressiits. Mckiniey. 5.FaG. Hfyan. 3att. Me-
KynleYss plurality gg9 f.1ngreaemens--
Cuaffdan. s.g7s. Ronald. 155s fusfnaa q y
pimrzlify 8d4t Jones' sos, HybertS0n
4Fg Jones plurality Zgg3. Governor
Rogers. s.iis. Frdnk. S.1sl. Rogers pl1ras-
ity aaT
xAs gszsls 81 las sssasx ssa IsxsAsAsass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09

Van SAINT. Republican for Governor,
Ha. over 5,ooo pSuraiity.

ST PAUL Nov. the ps@pafch has
complete returns from sixty-eight cgun-
ties and incomplete returns from twelve
Counties. with only two small counties
missing. giving Van SAINT, Rep. for gov
ernor, 5,o6s plurality over Lind. fusion.
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WILMINGTON. Del, Nov s-t'noffcfal
returns ~ the sieetian la Delaware eho&
the total vote 20 he BrYan. i7.sss. Nc
Kiniey. z. .sfI McKluleys plurality. soi3
There - great interest IN the ofhciai
count to-day ~ there II a probability of
the count changing the comgiexinp n the
legislature from Republican 20 DEM
scrsfse
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RESULT In KENTUCKY
WILL BE VERY CLOSE,
Both sides claim Victory and the
omcial Count May Bc Nece>~a.y
to Decide

LOUISVILLE Ky. Nov, S-With re-
turns from al but thirty oa; of .SS4 pre-
cincts In Kentucky the Courier-Iournsl
puts Bryan's majority al S0oa and Beck
mans al s.aso The missing precincts have
been taken into account In this result
The Republicans now claim that ma lori
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-09
VIZ. stonr ON rarty ReorganI.alIan.

NTW' YORK Nov. N--f.r-3oF- WIIIlam
s;one said % the proposed reorganization
~ tie Democratic party,
.eTtfs Kind nf faik always follows The
dafest of any party. Had the Republicans
Esey Aefeatea they would he taking re-
organization today. Those who haye the
~raiiv ne ones who contribute most 70
the defeat ~ their party.
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HE WOULD soT ACCEPT.
Mr. Bryan Not an Arpirant for the
United states senate.

NEW YORK, Nov s-The Evening
Journal prints the following telegram
from ". j. Bryan.
.'I.iucoln. Neb.. Nov. S.--To the Editor of
the Evening Journal. You may say offi-
ciaIlv that under ne circumstances would
/ accept the once of United States sena-
Tor. even II II were rendered me. ] made
nv nght for the presidency. and lost I
arm not going 10 take other mems post
tlons from them.
WILLIAM BRYAN
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PLURALITY IN ONO.
If Ratio of Gain IL Maintained.
Mckinley VIII Have -9.aoo

CULIMBiTS, o. Nov. N.-~WNh only
Monroe county 10 hear frnu Chairman
Dick, Of the Republican STATE com Dlttee.
ngures Mekinley's plurality IN Ohio at H.
Oi7. II the ratio oi gain is maintained In
Monroe the plurality fOr Mckinley will be
100
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Yerkes when the returning board can
vases the vote at Frankfort. which II will
do three weeks from election day. The re-
turning board Is Democratic and the Leg
islature also Democratic.
Ex-Gov McCreery. who managed the
Democratic campaign tonght closed the
Headquarters and viii return to his home
in Richmond. He said tonight that he had
heard from campaign chairmen In every
county in the state. and that, allowing all
the Republican claims in the Eleventh dis
trict, the Republican Gibraltar. he placed
the majorities of Bryan and Beckham re-
spectfveiy at 5000 and 5000.
The Louisville Commercial CRep) will TO-
morrow say the election is "very close"
II will not concede the defeat of Yerkes
and the Mckinley electors. and will sa.'
that the official count only can determine
the result
RepubIican Claims.
Chairman Combs. OF the Republican
state campaign committee. was quoted IL
day as follows:
while we have not the figures thor
oughly compiled, we are certain that
Yerkes carried Kentucky by a small
snous eoss Tats tsink thaf IL Will 'Ts prosaby
quire the official count to determine how
the state goes. When / left headquarters
Yerkes had small plurality. with seven
Informed that over 1900 ballots were not
counted By Goebel election officers
throughout the state on account of trivial
technicalities.
I'VE have discovered that not only have
systematic frauds been practiced all over
the state. but In some counties there was
wholesale exclusion of voters from the
polls In Fayette county. for instance. In
two precincts 800 voters were kept from
voting In Breathitt 900 persons were kept
from voting. Chaiiengers and inspectors
were also excluded from the booths. In
numbers of counties the returns were
padded by the Democrats. notably In
FRANKLIN and Owen counties"
At f2:so a. m the Courier-JournaI. with
returns from all but eleven OF the l,ss4
precincts in Kentucky. puts Bryan's ma
jority at 1900 and Beckham's at Also.
These eleven precincts are sparsely set
tied. and gave. in the last state election.
combined Republican majorities Of less
than 500 In arriving at the figures 1900
and 4.I50 as the majorities respectively
of Bryan and Beckham. the usual Repub-
iican majoritles in the missing precincts
were allowed for.
John w. Yerkes. Republican candidate
for governor. left tonight for his home at
Danville.
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PHOENIX. ArLz-. Nov. e. Marcus A.
Smith. Of Tucson. The Democratic eandi-
dale for delegate 10 congress. IL elected
lean