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THE JOBBING TRADE.
tThe quotations given below the selling prices
of the Wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.

CHE quotations given below are the selling prices
Of the Wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick. sl2Q7c per Id: common mixed
sis6a7e; grocers' mixed. &c: Banner twist stick
Sc: cream mixed. SC. old-time mixed, &c.
Nuts-Soft-sheled almonds lS4lsc. English
walnuts. l2Ql4c: Brazil nuts. SC: filberts. lie:
peanuts. roasted. 7QSc: mixed nuts. loc.
Oils-Linseed 46Q4sc per gal: coal oil. legal
test 7i4c: bank 40c: best straits. SOC: Labrador.
6oc: West Virginia. lubricating. 2003oc: miners
acc: lard oils, winter strained. in brls. 40c per
gal: half tEls. &c per gal extra
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75cQ$i.25. Peaches-Eastern Standard
s-lb. s2Q2.25: 3-lb seconds. sl.s062: California
standard, 81 l0d2s0: California seconds. 81. 90G2
Observation-Disclosures 2-ib. S5Q90c; rasp-
berries. 5-ib. si-2541-30; pineapples. standard,
Glib. HssG1 20: choice. S2d2 10. oysters. lib
full weight. SOC; light. 606D65c: string beans
3-lb 9OG95c: Lima beans. ST. Goal IS: peas. mar
rowfats. s5c@$1: early June. si.20Q115; lob
sters. slS5G2. red cherries. yOclsl; strawberries
s5Gsoc; salmon. lib. 95cQsi; s-lb tomatoes. 500
Sc.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite (all sizes). 81 per ton; c. & O..
Kanawha. "a q: Pittsburg. "a %: RAYMOND. s42S.
Winifrede <t2o: Jackson. Si-2S; block. So. so:
a. q ner = ba: crushed coke. l2c per bu. So Der
b bu Blossburg. s. per ton: Connellsvilie coke,
IS per ton: srnokeless lump. $i.50-
Drugs.
Alcohol &2.45a2.e0: asafetida. 25q3oc: alum. pa
G4c: cafiiphor. 57462c. cochineal 5o855c; chloro.
form. 5s465c. copperas. brls. soc. cream tar
tar. pure. 3o9s5c: indigo. s50soc iicorice, Caian.
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Deaths.

Margaret Rosa, eighty years. 703 South
New Jersey stree., heart failure.
Mary Mclaughlin, twenty-six years, 2520
East Eighteenth street, heart failure.
Bertha Bowman. sixteen years, 1012 West
Twenty-seventh street, nervous prostra-
ton.
Emiline S. Smith, ffty-eight, 1907 Talbot
avenue, apopleXy
Josephine Venable. fifty-two years, 1919
Hill avenue CARCINOMA
Nancy ]. Scott. fifty-six years. 1914 Cen
trail avenue. hemOrrhage.
Margaret Taylor. six years, 1529 East
Nineteenth street, diphtheria-
Claudia Jackson, thirty-two years, 420
Stevens place. cancer
Ida Smith, forty years. 81 Laurel street.
septicaemia.
Mathew Golichan. thirty-nine years,
3O11 West Washington street, cancer.
Charles F. Hartman, seventy-four years,
Irvington. apoplexy.
Henry Stratton, seventy years, 1910 South
Linden street, suicide.
Corene r. Browning, sixty-nine years,
123 East st. Joe street. nephritis.
Amanda Parker. thirty-five years, 2625
North Senate avenue. heart failure.
James Price,. seventy-five years, 1919
Northwestern avenue, asphyxia.
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NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The market opened the
week with dull demand for all descriptions OF
cotton goods and only limited amount of bust
ness was done. Stocks are still decidedly scarce
in leading. makes of all descriptions, and these
continue firm in price. There slight irregu-
larities in brown cottons, but nothing OF any i'm
portance. Prints and ginghams firm. Print
cloths inactive throughout at previous prices
White goods, both staples and fancies, are very
scarce and strong at full prices.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The week opens with
indications favorable to increased business and
Improvement in values in metal market. To-
day several metals scored slight gains on reap
pearance of buyers and encouraging advices
from abroad. Offerings, moreover. were less
urgent and as a rule were at a higher level.
At the close pig iron warrants were called
quiet: lake copper unchanged, at 1850; tin
steady with 2I95c bid and 25.50c asked; lead
steady with 4.70c bid and 475c asked spelter
steady, with soc bid and 4.60c asked The
brokers' price for lead is 4.45c and for copper
1880.
ST LOUIS. Jan. s.-Lead better at 4.s794. zoe.
Shelter higher a &c
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. JAN s.-Spirits Of turpentine
quiet at soc. Resin firm: A. 3. G, d. z. H25;
F. s135; G, $140: II, $1.70; 1, $3.50: X, S1.90; NJ,
s215; n Sass; window glass, 50. Is; water white.
1886.
OIL CITY Jan. s.-Credit balances 81. Sc; GER
tificates opened s1.66 bid; closed Sissy bid: no
sales. Shipments 127. 265 brls; average, 1883
brls: runs. 46 PA brls; average, 80, 1886 brls.
CHARLESTON, Jan. S.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 49ik0l50c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Jan. S-Petroleum quiet. Rosin
quiet Spirits of turpentine steady.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-John s. Johnson, Decatur, Sc;
Joseph Adam Lopshire. Fort Wayne. S.:
Joseph Hose, Butler, S6; Ransom Denny.
Oak, IS.
Increase-John T. Alexander. Huntington,
IS to $40: John III. Sewer. Edinburg, Sc to
IS: Samuel Baughman, Danville, Sc to IS;
Lewis T Fox, Belleville. $40 TO 81; James
III. Banta Greenwood. IS TO $40.
Original Widows, etc.-Florence A. Jacks,
Terre Haute. s.: minors of Isaac r. Wood,
Anderson. $12; Especial accrued, Dec. 26),
Irene Lovin. Fountain City. s12; Catherine
j. Stevens. Marion. IS; Sarah Z. Groenen-
dyke, Marion, S..
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CARACAS. Venezuela. Jan. S.-Advices
received to-day say that the Colombian
revolutionists have taken Pamplona and
Bucaramanga without a fight. IL is added
they intend TO reach Bogota by way OF
Socorro. a town of Colombia. State OF
plona.
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Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. Jan. S-The statement of
the visible supply of grain, in store and
afloat, on Saturday, Jan. g. as compiled
by the New York Produce Exchange is
as follows: Wheat, 57S92, 900 bu a decrease
OF 399. 900; corn, II 200 bu, an increase of
1,015,O00; oats, 5,251, 900 blu, a decrease of
$4,000; rye, 1871 900 bu, an increase of 49,
900; barley, 2,2l0,000 bu, a decrease of 246, OOO
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Monday,s Bank CIearings.

At New York-Clearings. $123 069, 036; bal
ances $7247, 3O2
At Boston-Clearings. s1s.Sss. 4O2; balances,
81. 292, 6S6.
At Chicago-Clearings. $27,39S, 3Si; bal
ances, 81. Sc, SOC.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S10,6i3, SAC;
balances, s1,S74,169.
At ST. Louis-Clearings, s7,45S.966; bal
ances, $771, 100.
At MISUNDERSTANDING $2,SS5,5S2 bal
ances. $3.50, $50.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, So, 600.
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site for a Communicate Colony.

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. s.-Telegrams re-
ceived here announce that Mayer Samuel
NJ Jones. of Toledo. and Albert 8. Duln.
OF Philadelphia. have secured charter for
Moorestown, N. j., near Philadelphia. for
the site of n cooperative communistic
colony. Mayor Jones is expected to move
there eventually.
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G. 450c: No. T. Also: No. s. 4.40c: No. 3. 4.35c;
No. 10. 4.30c: No. II, 4.25c; No. II. 4.20c; No.
IL. 4.2Dc; No. IA. 420c: mold A. 5.25c; stand
ard A, 4S0c; confectioners' A, 4.S0c: cut
loaf. 5.40c; crushed. 5.40c; powdered. 5.loc;
granulated, sc; cubes, 5.15c.
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The weavers OF the Wilkesbarre. Pa.
lace mills have had their wages increased
II per cent. About $50 hands are affected.
The increase was voluntary upon the part
OF the management
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Marriage Licenses.

William Laundra and Anna Newton
Eugene II. Beacham and Ethel N. Torrey
Seamon V. Lindstrom and Georgia Faul-
coner.
Corville Morris and May Robinson.
Henry +. c. Biermann and Gertrude
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2 features ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet.
No. spring wheat 62%G6311c; No. 2 red 66l5MI
s7IIc. No 2 corn. Soa.c: No. yellow corn. SOs.G
&c Nc: oats, 22lsgz2se; No; white. 2sHg
SIC. No. barley. SSQiSc. No. flaxseed sl.5i;
Northwestern, s1:5l. Prime timothy seed 1926.
Glover seed. contract grade, S. Mess pork.
per brl, s9.4OdlO.65 Lard, per 100 lbs, So 65@5S5
Short.rib sides 1oosel s5,55q5.sO Dry-sated
shoulders (boxed), $5.50G575. Short-clear sides
tboxed). s.. 1905. IS. Whisky distillers' finished
goods. basis high Wines per gal, s1.231a
Recepts-Flour 29 900 brls: wheat, 1900 bu:
corn. 1886 900 blu: oats, 1Si. 900 bu rye 5000 bu:
barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 80. 900 brls;
hu rye 10 900 hu. harley q 600 hiI
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Wool.
Cotton.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. S-Wool steady to firm
medium grades. 1SG2i1zc; light fine, 17Q21c;
heavy fine, 1iq1sc; tub washed. 23QS5c.
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NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet. &c lower; mddling uplands. 79-l0c; mid
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Quotations.

CHICAGO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
L. W. Louis. Room IL. Board of Trade Indian
| arolis. furnishes the following Chicago quota
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Sheep - Receipts light; shipments none
The receipts of sheep and lambs. as usual
at this time in the week, were small, but
probably large enough to indicate that the
market was steady compared with the close
Of last week. Lambs averaging IS to SO
pounds sold at S. 25q5.5o. and it seemed to
be the general opinion of dealers that a
larger supply could have been sold on the
same basis Quotations:
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Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 500. The
hog market was fairly active, with local
packers the principal buyers at a decline Of
2l1c to &c in prices. compared with last Sat
urday, the change being principally on the
less desirable light hogs. A good clearance
was soon made, and the market closed
steady at the decline. Quotations:
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Hogs-Receipts, 100; shipments, 1,07o.
The quality was not as good as usual, con-
sisting largely of light mixed grades. The
market opened quiet, with prices about SC
lower; later, with more favorable reports
from other markets, the closing was steady
with all sold. The demand continues good
for all heavy weights, with supply made
quate. Quotations:
Good to choice medium and heavy
packing and shipping .45@45O
Mixed and heavy packing. ........ 440Q445
Good to choice light weights, 160
to $50 lbs verage................. 435d4i0
Fair to good light, 120 to 16O lbs
average ................. 4.3OI435
Common to good pigs. 3. 756I4 10
Roughs ......................... 3.25d400
Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none.
The market was nor1inally steady at quo
tations, with all offerings selling readily
at strong prices. Quotations:
Good to prime lambs .............A 75d525
Fair to good lambs ................. 3.50fI450
Common light lambs .............. 3.25N3 70
Good to choice extra sheep ......... 3.75aI425
Fair to medium sheep ............... 3.25I3 70
Common sheep and bucks ......... 2.00Q30O
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PHYSICIANS.
RAILROAD TIME CAR

p. M. time is in BLACK hgures.-Trsins marked
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. t-Except sunday.
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Transa ctiOns mt the Interstate Yards.
INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, Jan. S-Cattle-Receipts, 20; ship
ments none. The quality of the few that
were offered was only fair, consisting of
medium weight steers and butcher cattle.
with no heavy export on sale. Owing to
unfavorable reports from other markets
trade opened quiet, with slightly lower
tendency; however, trade was fairly active
at shade decline, closing steady with all
sold. Quotations:
Good to choice shipping and ex-
port steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $b.VOQ 65O
Fair to medium shipping and ex-
erage -. .................... $500 600
Good to prime dressed beef and
average -. ....................... $3.50 SIS
Fair to medium beef and butcher
steers :. ....................... 45O@ 500
1000 to 200 lbs. 400 40
Common to good stockers. ........ 5000 400
Butchers cattle we quote:
heifers 80. ....................... 1000 475
Fair to medium heifers ......... 3.5Olp 375
Common to light heifers 5000 325
Prime to fancy cows ................ $3.50 40
Good to medium cows ............. $3.50 AS
Common old COWS and Gamers. 150D 2 10
Veal calves, prime light weights. 6.0OQ 200
Common to good heavy calves. $500 500
Prime to fancy butcher and ex-
port bulls commencement. $3.50 375
Common to fair bulls. ............. 2.50fr BIS
Good to choice cows and calves. .35.0c45000
Common to medium cows and
caves ........................ ..loVVuoVW
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limited States BONDS.

United States twos registered. 1929
United States threes, registered. 109@a
United States threes, COUPON 11Ol2
United States new fours reg. 1915
United States new tours. coupon. 134L
United States old fours, req. 1141z
United states old tours, coupon. 114l2
United States fves, registered. 1ll3A
United States fyes coupon 1874
MINING STOCKS.
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At New York yesterday money on call
was steady at sac per cent; last loan, 5
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-03-10

drove 200 pigs casy causing them down the Of
Galee and suicide What became of the devils
sacred scripture does relate but fair suppose that they
survived to live again in greater less degree for
all time to COME
The silence that followed the EDITORS remarks omnous
Sunshine longer radated from the counnence Of Miss
NAPOLEON Those laughing black eyes longer smiled but
emmed instead lightning flashes All mankind the table
trembd the editor who calmly munched piece of toast
and slipped his coffee The oppressive silence thick enough
with knife broken by the calm voice of Miss
"Rosebud with the words-du M will hardly be believe but
"he editor positively embrassed Who heard of
editor being beore7 But this know munched
his less calmly and the beautiful brown eyes the fair
vision considerable minority. Then
the "Sunshne" broke loose with fry eye:
II tell you Mr. Editor you mistaken. You newspaper
think you know ALL But you DON'T tell you read
my bible every day miss NAPOLEON quite egons tell
that it was man that Christ cast the seven devils out off,
skipper 'that it was woman. 1t must have BEEN"
~ never bet retarted the "Sunshine" "But know
man.
There up spoke irrepessble "Kid eff
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-03-10
AUsT1N's HAWAIIAN WEEKLY.

have been married and got the devils by nocua
ton"
How Kid not being married man. could gained so
much wisdom it is hard to say.
Gas chairman of this boarding house table, interposed Mr.
Grant, senoan "Now that the meal furnished and
this being the Sabbath day. suggest that this boarding house
The class lasted two hours and half and its Investigations
developed the fact mark Chapter Verses to s nclusv that
by the of "Legeon from the mountains posses
ed of devils and brought before Master The
devils finding that they be Of the and having
burning desire continue operations the MATERIAL
guesed the Master them into herd Of swine, with
result that two hundred pigs committed suiside by drowning
the of Galee Thus fair indicated
editor shame Still with malicious intent the editor pessted
in his Investigations until story found where devil
of 1t therefore decided by unanimous
vote that the rate Of devishnes in humanity ratio of
to seven favor woman That evening under the benegn
influence the bible reading the members of boarding
attended church Women have nserb ways of show
For three days thereafter fed pork
doubtless remind how closely allied swine and the
devil.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09


that Mr. Bryan would carry Greater
New York by at least 10000 The
democrats claimed that Bryan would
carry New York from $4,000 to 10000.
Richard Croker sent Mr.. Bryan tel
egrah informing him that though the
state had gone heavily republican,
New York county, which in 1896 gave
Mckinley $4,000 plurality, had been
carried by Ethe democratic electors by
$4,000, a gain of $4,000 Mr.. Croker
was also quoted as saying: "No power
of earth-nothing but his death-can
prevent Mr.. Bryan from remaining the
national leader of people"
Bryan's Majority In Louisiana.
New Orleans. Nov. 7.-Bryan's ma
iority in the city will he about 10000
an in the state 10000. All the dem
ocratic nominees for congress in Loui-
siana are elected
Quiet Election In Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 7.--Georgia went
democratic by 10000 to 10000. All of
the democratic congressman are elect
ed. The election was strihngly quiet
no disorder of any kind occurring any
where. The congressman were re-
elected practically without opposition.
Alabama Goes rs Usual
Montgomery Ala. Nov. 7.-Bryan
sweeps Alabama, carrying every couu-
ty in the st"t'. The majority will bc
upward Of 10000. The dem Gratis elect
all nine of the congressman.
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mittec, declares his belief that Richard
Yates, for governor, would have IA
plurality in Illinois equal to that on
the national ticket. The returns make
Mckinlcy's plurality 100000 in the
state, but they are not disposed TO con-
cede any such majority TOR Yates over
Samuel Alschuler, the democratic
nominee. The returns from the con-
gressonal districts up 10 a late hour
indicateI the election OF II republic
ans and 10 democrats, but Of the latter
the republicans insisted that the out
come i'm the Second and Sixth dis
tricts was still doubtful. II believe"
said State Chairman Rowe, that "A
complete and careful count will show
that Lorimcr in the second and Bout II
an the Sixth have been elected"
A Ean-a zines D-u,Ocrntlo b, 10000.
Little Rock Ark, Nov. Bryan
carried 73 of the 70 counties i'm Ar
lGpsas by ayeraga pluralities of 500 am
The Iola register., 1900-11-09

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 7.-On the basis
Of the limited returns from the state,
republicans claim Kansas by 25.O0O to
10000 for the national ticket and 25,-
600 for the state ticket; the election Of
every republican congressman with the
possible exception of the Third dis
trict. Republicans claim the legisla-
ture by Il safe majority on joint ballot,
insuring the election of United States
senator. The populists concede that
republicans carried Kansas and prac-
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No. nrrnn Mnnld Nnt rAl..

Lincoln, Neb., Nov, Mr.. Bryan
said that he would not make any state
ments as to the result of the election
until later. He said he desired to have
as complete returns as We're procura-
BILE before announcing any conclusions.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09

New York, Nov. Election returns
indicate that the republicans have car
ried New York state by about 5000
and that the democrats have carried
Greater New York by about 1850.
This forms one of the surprises Of The
campaign for the reason that the repuh-
lican chairman and candidate for gov
ernor, Mr. Odell, had claimed the
only 100000 and the republicans gen
orally have been willing to concede
The Iola register., 1900-11-09

gets the state by about $4,000. Back
county returns may slightly increase
these figures. -Four years ago the dem
ocratic majority was 1851.
Republican M,Joeity in Utah.
Salt Lake City. Nov. lit is esti-
mated the republicans have carried
Utah by 1000 ma iority for both the
presidential and state tickets. lncom-
plete returns from id out of - coun-
ties in the state give Mckinley 22,2lO,
Bryan 2O,l63. -Four years ago Utah
gave Bryan j1,033 majority.
McItinlr,'- n aj"r,tv ", tnnn-ct,cut 2s.A15.
New Haven. Conn. Nov. 7.-The re-
vised election returns for Connect
icut. with every town and district
in the state heard from, gives the
state to Mckinley 10y plurality of 2s.-
AIS. The republican state ticket.
headed by George G.. Mclean for gov
ernor. is elected by plurality of H.
$40. All four republican congressman
are reelected.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
States Carried by Mckinley aud Bryan In
1900 Compared with the Election
-Four Years Ago.

Where the 1900 electoral vote is not
shown, the result was in doubt or
claimed by both parties, at the hour
this table was prepared.
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NAHLEY AND ROOSEVELT.
Republican Nominees for Highest
Offices in the Land Indorsed
by Large Majority.
BRYAN'S ELECTORAL VOTE DECREASED.

The Party In Power Carries All the states
1t Won In 1896. Except KentuclSy, and
Adds to the Llst Kansas I'd several
Other Far Western States Majority In
House 80 Representatives
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FUSION FAILS IN KANSAS.
The Republican Party, for the First
Time Since 1888, Sweeps the
State for Mckinley.
ALSO STATE TICKET AND LEGISLATURE.

Republicans Ciaim seven Of Eight Com
gressmen aud say WhentI"v Has AN
Even Chance to Wa in th,. Thtrd Dis-
rIct-Pre.ident Mckinley Has "a Major
ity of Nearly 10000.
The Iola register., 1900-11-09

a., ,t ed,
u,,11iao 5 ''''" WIZ "e re-
H.. t1nt a.. - " PoSs'oi,'
co ana5,.aI ~ ~ u''''', w. WIG"
frst ,.,t,,,.,,, ,,.iii ~. '''' ~ ,,'e
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"'"'"N ron INV pem"'rat"'
Hu"'"''''e' NY" Nov The Cour-
'''' '"'lnS Vne state ior hrNan
"F '''o'' ana Ior h'rhham Tor gov
''' "N '''''' hepun'cahs' however
80" ','' S'''' 'or McN'hl'N ana
- '"' F"Ncrnor ny h'ofiN S'ooo.
fr,,.
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a., ,'''' IVY .>"', ''- N' u o CROCK
h,5,..,.,....... ~ ''''''"''
,.r.i.. ,..,.,,' '."' nv SUI was
tno,l ''''''" ~ ~ '''' '''' y"
M"''""" """rwNe'm'"r'v Republican
pe'r"',' MlrA" nov. Tile latest
"RureS give president Mckinley plu-
u"".l III Mi'hlgah OF s2'oIG COT \.
/ liiSS' on saginaw the republican
cahu'ua'o Tor governor ran consid-
erap'y penlhd nus ticket receiving co.
''u PlurlI''N' me state legislature
WIZ ne oNerWheImlhglN republican,
,
i.. NV, ""', ,.'H }" ''e
-. '''' was ,'''F. j" any OPP
po.,', I. ~" -" ~. '"'.S''' '''''''"' "."e''u-
|, ,1, ""''''' lug '''' ''N'''P u run
aa"t, ,.o,,. " "V' Wv p'o' '"''o''S o'' me
I'', ''''''' -. '''''' property '"S'euo
...,. WE wv ''. ~ I'''''''N Tue '''Sest
'o'e ''V' '''S' 'o' Su'' measure
P"""sy'v"n'" "~""h" N" Record.
Philadelphia, Nov, later returns
indicate that Pennsylvania gave over
5uo'ooo plurality for the republican
,lcket, exceeding even the record
nreaklhg plulHlltN OF 2'3,O21 in lS96'
W '"N P'"'""''' H'''u''Pu'" Iu'-
''S''u over 'r''ooo ana NIeghenS
voun'N' l"''""'hR ''l'SnurE' nearly
'o'ooo. 'rNah carried 10 OF the "
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