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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03
r9fupaI &lnc "Siuic

Cefli5. 9ULGamotH. Setl Itt; Goa1'.
S1rior & Tirsr y 755 y. SEQ .. u .
pnfrf 9drlor .... 1913 n. 1924 .. @ 8
QaylOr, 2iur la59 1921 q 29 Is
T~rIor' Tfrcr @l2.57 y. l.02 q. Q9 q
$ST TasiSSin1Q a o. 2iu;r . SIS Il. 3.25&. n
p@oucg Njm.tto" ausjAlitbli1 4u4man, 9aT!9r
Gbicryutioa H.. Ciuiug=Gdr 3 ~ u. +353& w
Qorlor, 1iar 600 y. . COS y. y &
@oa8t5 na4 Qotla. . .9@g5&G. .,95.q} 2; q
fal.SblSioaqoon5 no6 Gclp=0ort, ftrtl9 lumt
gei,beu in mt. @oDal:Stotion nm 1000 HStnos.
,3ugc NIT ~" NM rs" martirt, Dalttu III Nls
minafpu urO G5ctcr, ale dnOcren ni5t
' GtrI. 6ampeu. Gerl. Yt, Eprcl.
9btlootPbia ,Miiomm. ;;8S9955 ,. ;;SSg9S.
9bilaDtlpbia Ittoum. SD ~ =.
g9ilmiUIiou NftOmm. Ia .2!3 y.
AbrOtcI NftumW. N1.u5 u, 81 U.
3ifu=Nureuur IorOosf=Gdc eolocrt= NH %8!ty=
mprcitraBc, Nr. pol, SUosSroaolpap, gt. porai'
Statiou Uotr GamOsu=Statlnn.
n. 3. II HberpOoo y. y. III q 7 n,
% an II. Gen. sUQr. Wlr. QoN sTgtut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03
@elo ausjnleibeu.


BON 800 %auipdrts. @ntauf pon @duirn, GrunO=
,inirn, @Dpotbtttu, 9dupidBtn etc. Qtqtn @lar.
Seine 9trj0gtrurg. Gam. 6lutD, Nr. 81, ools
linssStraBe. (ytOD20, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03

Die 9ierprpbuttipn m
&arfbs pat ieir8erpopRluns oerSauer
rt4t Suz, lonosrn politio abeenomz
men. SSm 5inonsjabrs 1898 wuroen
in ben Ser. Staatsn 37,493,3 O6 Bar
rel Bier gu einsm Dollar prp Barrel
psrlteusrt; i'm 50nan5iabre 1899 oagez
gen nur 36,581, In Barrel gu $1.85
pro Barrel; bsnn IS tpuroe sine Grind
bisung bon q Pro5ent Der Steue-z
Sunme suseltonosn. Die Bier : @rz
5euglln9 bat alTo abssnpmmsn; Der
Stsusrertrag ftei9arte Iid oagegsn bon
$37,493.3O6 i'm Sabre 1898 auf $751;
674,O6O.9O. Die grausr mubten baz
fer i'm %lebgsnanrtsn 5inonsjabrs un
ukr $3O,OOO,OOO me6r Steuern Be-
SaGien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03
-~L1.
Sncpb YlaG.

es fatb pr0Bli8 am 2. gSdf a,i 1890 ) 3aSsS eIad,
EfseO as,r g S;anua tinOst AM montas, ben 5.
5te 'e g 1gssH.S 9os , llbr, pon fejnsr ltBten g0ob.
NINA NINA. gr' 405' Sao4Bada4Strabe, aus f'att. 8s=
~crOiQunQ pripattln. w,r-morf,r ag..
f9s5tGOslpblT, So1tonF ""' ava" VN nS S'u,'e'
m0qen Qaidaieft eopisen.) W--4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03
Garlcbcn amf Wbbeln.

geusr, lsi3tsr, LANCER Rid iablanggplan, mi.
FOLDER BON iOnt Niemanoem O~fitsirt niro. suf
bic ,3eit zines Sabres, ipcnu Sic Is pjinfben.
Seine iali6en @~uiprt6unosr in ben 3situno,u.
Seine 3inien=Naten ~angeItiet, nm Sic IRE AZ
fitbren, bod lperoen Sbusu ale gortbsiI. Qt6ot.n,
fprlde 4Rpert %pfieriren. Wab5ufrdaeH i'm @iircau
Der rQotcm1c Qsau Guarantee Gompdnp," Simmer
Wr. 5, .9arf BON SaltimOre="8ebduot, Gde @alti,
mortz uno ct. 9aulsStruSe. Wop. Is. S.&s.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03
SreHt uns i'm ..SRDG Ilpfuue.
Cine @elt bon %erciTrtcn Sbieren.
O(urRP Bros.

IN c d, antc sale"
SassttssStr., Goro's Cpcrnbaus o~to,nibsr
@robs @au, fir 9Gas, @eieaibaittu, t~bsatrali,
i6e TorftlurQen; Niistbs $15 90.
gibt, Sst3un0 uno 9toitnuro. Nou pcrtbsrs
f3 ~berislbta int 8oraus. (Sani 3Ntt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03
tasfcn,Waroerpbe.
Gibi0enoen.

NipicenScnzIpti;
~SHreau Ger -WfarpIane Srau=g onipasuic,S
: GiiepcffzGde Sapcttc@Str. nue @nrfsspe.
@iermit sur Na6ri6t, Dab in elmer am beutiQen
Sage abQtbaltenen 8eriammlun9 Oes Sirsttoriums
bicicr Gompagnie cine balbidbrlide Sipiocnoe Don
brei Qrp3ent aus Den RettozGinnubmen Dieicr Cont
Mouate AMI ocrcu btpor3ugtcs NttiensRapitul en-
fart ipuros, 3ablbar am 70. Mdr3 D. J. on ale
@ftiOndrt, Die am l. Wtdr3 D. ), Ha9rtittaQs 3
llbr, AMI Der Cite pcrjeibnct iiuo. Die Srau5=
ferirz@ii6cr fir bcoor}uatt Ntticn ipcroen AM /.
Wdr3 B.. s., Ha6mittu0s 3 llbr, Qci6loHen UNI
AM Y. Mdrj b. s., GUrmittu05 10 llbr, icieocr
~9eDfinet.
SIN @uitraqe ocs Sireftoriums:
9aul q. seeser. St0bmriier.
Baltimore, ben %. 6ebruar 1900.
(IS-fn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03
OebrQudlen Eie Oel0?

Nes.n anleiben aui wnbeln, 9ianpS. Tferee
II. T. 10. 81 Den nieorigiteH HateH NIB auf bic ldnsitc
Seit peHoe man iuh an oas bureau ton
Spbu gS. MILTON,
Simmer 2OI MtIantlc 2ruft SuiIefns.
(Snn-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03

Was ein&tbtb f, niIien
mir nun febr obsrfldhli6, ndmli4
.tpsnn nan Stat fpielt." @bsr Biz
fer baben mir INNER bsmsrft. baB aiz
bibe ben Spasrn muir perbaBt tparsn.
Sn Wtltpautee bat fi9 aber elmer Sea-
mems SurgctauS aus Ssnbianapolis 70
beliebt gemadt, baB man ibm einn
ipeSteusn 4ibib : Yreis in @eltalt siz
mes lsbenbi9en 9dren fiiftste, ben er
isbt fsiner 9elmathsfuot esldsnft bat.
Der 9ar f9eint 5rn. Sunaclaus fdJon
redt Diel un9emad bersitst au haben.
Ml5 indianapolis errei6t mar. 1purbe
rUeeifter psB" mad benz v@ronb So
tel" ibergefibrt, mo bic feierli6s lie
bergabe an Oie Staptperipa!tuno bon
Snoianapolis DOT ii4 sing. Oa 5ih
Der Bar duberit aekbrig seiste, @6iua
Birgermeifter Sag9art DOR, oab Der
Milpaufes Sfat 8dr gum partzpoz
ii3ifien i'm Aiperlibe : Bart aematt
iperDsn IoQte uno 10 IeinsnG oQeaen Elm
leudtenoss 8eiIpiel aebsn piiroe. Dor
l6ufig er9ielt Der tleine braune 9ottslz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03

Das bic Spbsn3ollern
ber6errlifsnps Drama rGiien5a6n" 1T
i'm 9srlinsr fgl. S6auTpelbaus aug
ge5iI4t porosn. Der bsuti6s aai|er
ift barber eipas rerbrof5sn, "a sr an
benz Drama mitqsarbeitet bat. ST
ptro Ii9 pobl lhlieBli9 beru6iaen, pa
er niht Der erfte 9rsuBsnt0nig III, Der
al5 2iterat purh bic 6efel oesogen
tporosn 1T. Offs Srisoria Der @roBe
feline @eoi6te perOFfenilidts, purben
lie bon Moies Menoe.5io6n elmer Idarz
fen arittt u%nter5ogsn. Sariiber CUR
Aebe geIteat, onttportste er: v@sr aez
gel I6iebt, muB es Ii6 gsTaGa laI1sn,
bab Der &egeljun9e i'm frltiiirt." Dem
eroBen preubsnfOnig T6;en oiss sin5uz
ieu4ten, benn er lieB ben aritifer unb
pbttplopben unbs6eaiet. Nu6 8ui{er
Wilbsim biirfte our GinIi9t eslaneen,
bab Der literariIde 4erppas eu1en De-
mofratt{6en @.harafisr trd9t unb Dor
bsIem fein Mnie1en Der perlon Gilt.
Dieter beurtbsilt niht Den Oi6tsr,
fonbern Die Oidtung. usbrigsns fam
Elm Mann, Der 70 piel @srtbpolles i'm
Rei6e Der TealiTtit gefhaITen bat, IS
gut ertragsrl, tpsrtl er auf benz @ebiete
Der Pbontalie teins 2orbesrsn erntst.
90 melt es bas oeutihs 8olt in leiren
aegsnpGriigen 8erbGltnifen betrifFt,
lpiro Is iebsr5eit sinen suten Stuats>
mann einsm Idlsdten, pieGsift audi
einem suten Oihter porSisbsn.
ISinc. UpNfs6f0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03

Gs pebt elm bDGsr 3u9
burh's 2uno. Oas Muder= uno pbaz
riIdertbum beiosrlei 9eI6ls6ts ma6t
fi6 auf alien SeiEen bersit. 6ari
ne6en Der Faufioiden, piorigen Cor
ruption peitsr arsiis .pudert iippia
Die anosre 9,ftpflanss ouf bic Der
Gdeinfsiligte;t unb 5artiiFfsrsi. unb
eine furaii4Iiee obsr bon tpsnie et6iz
ffen Motlpsn beTeslts PrsFTe drbsitet
b;eIsn Moralbsnosln in Die !6ano unb
ruff Ge:itsr bsrpor, bic Iia bafo fdum
ma6r gu banner psrmogsn p;ro. Sc
lit bpbe 3eit, Der 8etpsgung O;sIer DO
rai : 6ensIis Gin Sic, gu Isben - IS
liest barin, D. +. in ibrsn logjIfsn
g~Oniequen8en, cine unenolih groBere
gsfd6rpun9 Der npsrIOnlj6en 5rsibs;t"
Der Sur9er, a.s IslbIt in Der ieiner5eiz
t:gen notwithstanding oeristben
i6oFien Glemsnts. IS l;eet oarin bic
ernite 8sIdhrpuna Der 5rsibsit oes
Sentsns! N.zD. Mor9. zSpur.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-03

Or. 5. 5, Gatopelf per
DFFantt:ft in nMso;cat Sims ano Hez
eiiiar" cine Nr6ejt ibsr Milh ; Nubz
rungsmjttsl in ibrsr 8s3R6ung our
S0ugt;ngasrnd6runs, pelde Die rpe:tsz
file 9fr6rsituna psrosnt, Na6 ein9ez
benoan piNsni6aftlidsn Gr~0risrurg:n
iber geIunbs Mith, ibre 3uIammsnz
Iebuna, G:nf!uB Der Siittsrung, Mild=
fdlTdunsen, 8aroauli4fsit uno Birz
flung bar perIGieOenen Mjldb:FarOz
tbeils unb Mi.hprdpurute, bebanoslt
Or. Gatopea Tpe5iea bic Grndbrung
be5 esIunpen unp %tranfsn Sduglings.
guf aus9ie6iee prattiI6s grFa6runs
getiiBt, eiebt gatopsG 5ahtrsideWinte
ii6sr ainberernd6rung, UNI ais6t audi
Die poa Der WiHsni6aft 6ergsIteaten
Mil6 : SubItitute in gstraht: 10
,Mhfine" u. o.; Dor WGsn absr rii6mt
er 9orlids nNfala : Mil6" (D}alteo
Milf) als Elm bortrsffli6es Nd6rmitz
tel niht Bios fir &inoer, Ionoern audi
in elmer Heibs BON Srantbeitsn grz
ipdf,,tner.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-01-04
q =
veulre.


LIsr or 00RAND JURORS am xe,rrD
FOE JANUARY, 1900, Term.
State Of Louisiana, Be & re.
Parish of Bossier. membered.
that on this, the 18th day Of De.
cember, A. D. 1899, we, the jury
= commissioners whose names an
pear hereunto, met at the Clerks
once. in the townof Benton, La.
and proceeded TO select from the
General Venire List, (beinr pre-
viously prepared by us) IN ac-
cordance with the provisions Of
Act 10, Of General Assembly OF
Louisiana, approved July Is, 1893,
twenty COY citizens possessing
all the qualifications under said
act taken from different portions
OF the parish) to serve as Grand
Jurors Tor the term Of six months
from date Of the empaneline Of
the Grand Jury, and until . sue
ceeding Grand Jury shall have
been ompanel0d. to-wit.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-01-04
1ns Paid IN December

Mower, (per Rev. J. 8.
vl,n) 70 December Z, 1900,
B. Norman, to june 50,
d s.; Miss Sadie North, to
1901, &c.; ]. w. Prince,
= September %, 1900, 81;
Yaralough, to September
ri IS; Z. T. Sanders. for
l ]. 9. Barnett, TO De-
Il, 1900, 81; DR.. |. n.
Tor 1897 80, s.; ,. p.
II, tD june ii, 1900, &C.,;
utss, 70 April 10, 1900. So;
81 Milling, to March y,
n; ]. r. Matlock, for 1900,
1nsl Barry, to January q,
II Bsrry Jackson, to Oct.
~ Z. E. Wallace. for
II; r. r. Garrett, to De-
h, 1880, 81 80.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-01-04
.,sisr 9aaaef.
BEsroN, LOUISIANA,
.rursnl1, JANUARY 4, 1900.
,.I;ce Jury will meet in regular
80 tuesday, Jan. 8, 1900.
.ol Roard will meet in reg
.ssaion Saturday, January

So. committee to organize .
- Growers Association"
r,.s;er parish will meet at the
rsouse on Wednesday, 10th
4 January. Some very me
q ~ e tobacco raised at the
':.,.at Station at Calhoun,
!. assn at DR.. c. H. IRONS
Aore, in this glace.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-01-04

Neeson. was called 70
place, about two miles
- Bodcau bridge, on last
. hold m inquest over
Of William Campbell,
shct and instantly killed
supper. Shooting supp.
s heye been done by Matt
sessd, whose friends al
N = the cause OF the
DxsiD - in Jail.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-01-04

A|A0V VI " 011Ax q Vi 0t4t jury OI0Wu
to serve ct January Term,
1900, Of District Court.
State Of Louisiana, I Be it re-
Parish Of Bossier. membered,
that on this, tho 18th day Of De-
cember, A. D., 1880, we, the Jury
Commissioners whose names ap-.
pear hereunto affixed, met at the
Clerks Office, in the town Of BEN
ton, La, and proceeded TO drDw
from the . General Venire Box "
previously prepared by us) in the
presence Of two lawful competent
subscribing Witnesses, the follow
ing thirty (30) names Of persons
to serve az Petit Jurofs, for the
second week Of the January, 1900,
Term Of the Second judicial Dis
trict Court in and for Bossier Par
ish, La, which term opens fourth
Monday, 22d day, and the second
week thereof commencing on tho
9Th Monday, 10th day Of January,
A. D., 1900. AL Of which was done
in accordance with provisions OF
Act 1876, Of General Assembly Of
Louisiana, approved July Is, 1888.
Nurnfor Names WaHd
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-01-04

Done and signed, oficially, on
this, the 18th day Of December A.
D., 1899. All the Commissioners
being present except H. p. Moore,
who was daily notified, but failed
to appear.
Attee4: w. D. WADGxY,
A. r. TH0lHsoM. ]. A. BuG0ARDNxR.
=. =. LAND, j. =. 8. Do11s,
Z. +. SAMp1as,
Commissioners.
b. A. KUIxY.
Clesk and ox-of6cio Commissioners
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-01-04

% Ntesian walls in
sico.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
SUNDAYS MIRAGE.

Following the brilliant solar halo OF
last week came mirage Sunday morn
ing which early rissrs alone observed. 1t
was as beautiful as it was unusual.
Between seven and sunrise looking
from the lower end OF State or of Park
street, directly across the harbor and
South Portland the strange appearance
was seen. There was little haze over
the hsrbor, but the Cape shore ana Its
buildings could be seen plainly. Beyond
that the high land was not clearly distin-
guishabie hut beyond 1t there was no
Imagination required to enable one TO see
long stretch of ocean such as no one
ever saw frDm the same view point be-
fore. There appeared to lie stretch of a
couple OF miles In length OF open water.
Beyond that were clouds.
Clouds were never more magnificent.
Dull blush gray In color they appeared
to be forest covered hills beyond a
wide river. When the sun came up the
picture disappsared but the spectacle Will
be long remem oered by those who saw it.
The looming OF the water beyond Cape
Elizabeth made as fine q mirage as IL Of
ten seen This blooming" which IN skes
visible that which cannot ordinarily ) be
seen Is a well recognized form OF this Pc
cuiiar atmospheric phen omenon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
Personal.

Mr.. Fred p. Whitaker, formerly Of
the West End hotel. has accepted the pc.
sition of night CLERK at the Falmouth no.
tel.
Gen. John Marshall Brown. local man
ager of the National Soldiers Home. has
been paying an official visit to that iu-
stitution.
Mr.. Levi Il. Boothby of Waterville. the
father of Col. Il. Z. Boothby Of this city.
is very Ill and Is not expected to recover.
Judge Webb Of the United States court
went to Boston yesterday to attend ses-
sion of the United States Court Of Ap-
peals.
Hon. A. +. Moulton entertained the
Fraternity club last evening at the Sher-
wood. The paper was by Richard Webb.
ESQ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09

MAINE POSTMASTER
Washington. January Sd. f. ingalls,.
has been appointed postmaster Fourth
class) at East Denmark, Me.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-11-08
MCKINLEY HAS
UMPHEDl
TRI-

st. Paul, Nov. 7.-Following is the
OF the erection as known 10
the northwestern and SO called doubtful
states:
Mime ota-McKinley's plurality will
be about $1,000. Six republican con-
gresham elected sure and seven proba-
BILE. For governor the race is very close
and returns mea rer. On tho face of the
returns Van SAINT (repubIican) has a
slight lead, out this may be overcome by
later reports. The balance OF the state
ticket is republican.
The Pioneer Press on returns from
five -eighths of the counties and the bal
ance estimated, places Van SAINTS rlur-
ality at $500.
New Jersey-McKinIey's plurality is
about 5000, as compared to 81, 900
four years ago.
Ind ana-ucKinley's plurality is be
tween $4,000 and $1,000. Durbin (repub-
lican) is elected governor, and the entire
state ticket is elected. A surprise was
that Mckinley made the greatest gains
la democratic counties.
Kentucky-The state Seems safe fol-
Bryan b from 5000 to 10000. Both
sides are claiming the govern or, the dem
ocrats by 5000 and the republicans b,
$500. Independent. voters claim the
republicans are holding back return.
in the eleventh district and the demo
crate are doing likewise in the frs
and second. Each side is waiting to SCI
what the others claims are to be.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-11-08

Republicans generally, express them
selves as very well satisfied with the
election returns. The American people
can be trusted, and their voice had a
not. of warning last Tuesday. for dem.
agogues. "Honest" John Lind, who ex-
pressed the sentiment a few days ago
that his only regret was that everybody
connected with the Spanish war was moi
hung, has been defeated for reelection
as governor of Minnesota. Pettigrew oil
South Dakota, has been politically
smashed, and will now have the oppor.
tunity to exercise his peculiar gifts il
the transaction of his own private bust
ness. Ii Bryan has carried Nebraska, i
is by an insignificant majority, and tn
other doubtful states have proven them
selves worthy of confidence as commu
mites of sober minded people. We ma.
now look for the publication of Bryan
Second Battle as q means OF heguilin,
a few more dollars into his private fund
but his ideas as to the proper way t
govern q great nation have failed to de
eeive the people, and Bryan as the apos
tie of discomfort, has had his day.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-11-08

The Chronicle will please take notice
that its political editor will find the de-
man for kerosene as brisk as ever, the
assured stability of the country render
ing the tallow dip offered by it as a sub
stitute, too comuon for anything but
the nursery where Lows infantile genius
titfully hickers in unison.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-11-08
GOOD HORSES HARD TO
FIND.

Manuel Chavez, a agent OF che re-
public OF Nexico, is looking for cavalry
10 s 8 for his government, and is headed
toward Montana. He says it is most dit
ficuIt to procure any large number OF
animals that conform to the strict re-
quirements for cavalry purposes. Horses
to be available for the army must be
O o. Is hands high and not more than
16 hands. They must weigh not less than
$50 nor more than HOO pounds. They
must be without blemish and OF solid
color. The Mexican army does not &C
capt pintos nor animals OF variegated
hues. He also wants artillery mules
The American mule is unequaled for ar
tillery service. and nobody recognizes il
better than the Mexican government
which commenced to copy methods il
vogue with the United States immedi
ately after the MEXICAN war.
Senior Chavel attributes the scarcity
of horses suitable for cavalry purposes
to the increased demands by other gov
ernments.. France, Germany and Grea
Britain. he says, are all placing orders il
American markets for horses. AS a con
+ sequence he predicts that the price O
horse flesh will steadily advance, AM
that no industry in the west will be NOR,
profitable within the next few years tina
raising good horses for the market.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-11-08
Notice For Publication.
hand Office at Helena Mont.

Nov. 2, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof WILDE made before George
w. Magee, U. s, Commits Toner at Dupuyer,
Teton Co., Mont. on 18th of December, 1900 viz:
JOHN MoRRIssEY.
For II E No. 9S42 for the So ne4. ne4 sec 8, and
nw4 sw4 sec 10, tip 80 n, T 3w. Also that John
Morrissey of Dupuyer, Teton Co., Mont, has
fled notice of intention to make proof IN his
desert land claim No. 4519, for the sw4 ne4. VIZ
sea sec. &c, and nw4 ne4 sec "a, tip 30 n. r 3w.
before the same officer at the same time and
place.
They name the following witnesses to prove
the continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said homestead entry and the complete
irrigation and reclamation of said desert land
entry. viz.
Walter Mathews of Pondera, Mont, Frank
Gaines of Shelby, Samuel l.. Potter, Lincoln
Humble of Dupuyer, Mont.
GEORGE d. GREENE,
Register.
First published Nov. 8. 1900.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-11-08

Observation-Disclosures plurality con-
tinues to grow aud may reach 10000.
Republicans elect all the seven congress
men and have a majority on joint ballot
in the legislature of 26.
NebraskaEThe returns are SO close
that both sides are watching the result
keenIy. The republicans claim that Nc
Kinley carries the state by 5000, and
that the state ticket is electedb by slight
ly less, and that there is a republican
majority in the Legislature OF IL. Flu
~sionists claim that Bryan will win out
by a small margin, perhaps by not over
q thousand; that the fusion ticket is
elected by two to three thousand, and
that there is a safe fusion majority in the
legislature. The indications are that the
legislature will be fusion, but it will be
10 doubt uncil the full returus are in.
Latest returns indicate that Bryan
carries his own state by twelve to four
teen hundred, and that the legislature
will have a fusion majority, eusuring the
election OF two fusion senator's.
Colorado-Bryan's plurality will prob
ably be 10000, and the entire fusion
state t cket and the congressman are
elected. Fusionists have IS majority on
JOINT ballot, insuring a fusion successor
to Wolcott.
West Virginia-McKinley's plurality
is 10000. The state ticket has a major
ity of 1000. Republicans and demo
Gratis both claim a majority in the legls-
lature which elects a successor to Sen
ator Elkins. Indications point to repub-
lican success.
Ohio-McKinIey's pluraliy OF about
10000 is the greatest ever cast except
for Lincoln. The vote was the largest
ever polled. Republicans gained large
" in the rural districts and democrats
in the cities. 1t is estimated that most
, of the Jones vote went to Bryan. Con
gresham Lentz is defeated by 16 plural
ity.
Nevada-Bryan's plurality is 2,5OO
Ne wlands for congress wins by 1900.
South Dakota-McKinley's pluralit!
; is likely to be 10000 Republicans carr.
7 the state ticket and an Overwhelming
t majority in the Legislature, which IN
sures a rspL b!ican succe ssor to Pettigrew
{ acknowledgements claim a pluralit.
of $4,000 to 10000. Toole's election a
governor IS also claimed. and the fusion
lists failed to secure a majority of the leg
D i~slature on joint ballot.
U,ah-Returns from three fourths c
t the precincts of the state give Mckinle
g $500 plurality. Wells, repu ~olican, fo
govern or has 10000 and Sutherland, RI
publican, for congress 10000. The leg
stature is IL republican on joint ballot
} Washington NcKinley's plurality
9 estimated at 10000. Frienk, republica
g for governor, leads by 273- I will TAX
! the complete vote to decide the govern
q orship.
North Dakota-McKinley will ha>
10000 to 10000 plura lity. RePublica
. state ticket and congressman are cleo
ed and a majority in the Legislature.
Idaho-Late retu rms indicate thi
Bryan has carried he state, hut by a r
duced plurality; also that the legislatul
will he fusion on joint ballot, althoug
this is still somewhat in doubt.
Kansas-McKinley gets fully 25,N
plurality; republicans elect the sta
ticket and have a majority in the legisl
ture, insuring a republican successor
Baker.
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So far as can be learned, the only dem-
ocratic candidates who were successful
in this county, are Judge Smith, and
Walter Matthew's, the candidate for sur
veyor.
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NEW YORK's

New York, Nov. 7-Oficial returns are
not materially changing the result, and
McXlnley's plurality remains about 49,
100. Od:lI for governor has about 100,
600.
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Teton county has placed itself in the
nroper column and the people have dem
onstrated that their political pulse is
normal.