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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-23


AT 100 A YARD--72 in. snow white
table linens, with napkins to match,
Some of the styles are magnificent;
well worth $1.25.
AT soc A YARD-Fine double da'
mask trble linens, in great variety
of patterns, regular S100 values.
AT 75c A YARD-6S in. fine bleach
ed table linens with napkins to match.
Splendid values for SOC.
AT soc A YARD-We have splen-
did linen for this price, equal to any
7jc linen on the market; % different
styles.
AT 25c A YARD-Heavy table da-
mask in assorted patterns, full width,
for hard wear Try our 25c linen.
AT 30c A YARD-Silver bleached
table linen or half bleached Guar
anteed;" big assortment; splendid
wearing, with napkins in same ma
tcrials.
AT soc A YARD~-72 In. heavy un
blcached linens, assorted styles, made
of pure linen, patterns superb.
We find a growing demand for pat
tern table cloths, with napkins ia
match. We have them in the follow
ing sizes:
We also have the cloths separate
In Sx12 and Sx10 at S1.O0 to $3.50.
SOME GREAT BARGAINS.
AT Zoe EACH-Large luck towels
In plain white or with red border, goo'
quality.
AT 121ac EACH Hemstitched hucl
towels in plain white. red and blu
borders, large sizes. splendid values.
AT 20c EACH--Hemstitch hue
or damask towels. with colored boz
ders, large sizes, pure linen.
AT SOC AND 50c-Flne bleache
towels, huck or damask with or will
ont fringe. extra fine quality.
See the immense value we give
crash towellngs. Bleached or III
blcached.
KID GLOVE SALE-Saturday 1f
doz ladies' kid gloves, regular q
values, for Saturday 55c per pair.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-23
TOURIST TICKETS.

TO many points are on sale daily at
the Erie office; also special oneway
and round trip tickets on Nov. 20 and
y. For rates and routes and partic-
ulars, see W. n. Langdon, agent.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-23
Zoo Gate 70 Classify

ED-lmmediately, man with
rig TO advrtise and introduce our
goods. Straight salary, $1,000 week
ly and expenses. Send stamp. Roy.
al Coop. Mfg. Co., Dept. 4, Indian
apolis, Ind. 1SG-1So$
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-23
Goats and CapeC

Our cloak room furnishes some in-
teresting talk for Saturday.
AT $2.20 to 81 EACH--Childrens
Jackets in short REFERS box REFERS,
long coats, and also long box coats.
AT SO TO S6.75-AIlsses' Jackets, IN
brown, blue, dark blue and tan, In
short and box styles, all lined through
out and made in the latest of fashion.
AT S5-Ladies' black, blue. brown
and oxford grey jackets made with
the high collar, bell sleeve and trim
J med with velvet piping.
AT $7.50--Ladies' black jackets, in
box or tight fitting, lined throughout,
made OF good materials
AT $10-Ladles' tight fitting or box
jackets in black, navy blue. red and
tan, lined throughout with satin and
deep velvet collar.
! AT S12 25O-Ladies' fine black Kersey
Capcs, strapped, trimmed, extra long,
satin lined all through.
! AT $15-I.adies Kersey Capes, suit
able for elderly ladies, extra long, are
Z satin lined, special good value
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RE. !. sAMPlE $ A!.a.!:. i:

Cure win he sent
to any desiring same, on receipt of a
postal card, mentioning this paper.
Address Waraer's Safe Cure Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-23


Store about articles considerable interest for Thanks
giving week Your attention Linen Sale for this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
BROKERS CELEBRATED.
The Parade Paid n visit to wall
StrceA

The Parade Paid Visit TO Wall
street.
New York. November 7.--More than 5000
brokers' members OF the stock. produce
and maratime and cotton exchanges. par
AIDED this afternoon in celebration OF the
election of Mckinley, After the close OF
the produce exchange the members gath
cred at the corner of Whitehall and
Beaver streets, where the sixty-ninth
regiment band was stationed.
A line was formed, and headed by a
platoon of police and brokers. marched
into the exchange. They marched around
the floor waving banners and nags and
cheering for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
The column marched down beaver street.
When the marchers passed the cotton
exchange the cotton brokers rushed out,
giving cheer after cheer and then formed
in line after the produce brokers. The
march was continued into Wall street,ant
when opposite the custom house the
brokers', after giving a rousing cheer
formed in line behind the cotton brokers.
The cotton men invaded the cotton ox-
change and tumult reigned for a few min.
utes on the floor. Many OF the members
formed in line and marched with tn,
/ brokers up Nassau street TO Nader
| Lane. warm reception was accorded
| them on Broadway. where the parade wa,
partially disbanded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
HAMA ON TIE RESULT.
He Declares TINT Continued Pros
pcrity Is Assured.

Cleveland, o.. November SENATOR
NJ. A. Hanna tonight gave the Associated
Press the following statement on the re-
suit of the election. "The result is more
than satisfactory. 1t expresses a con-
tinued confidence In the administration
of the party. which is certainly crafty
ing to all republicans aud friends of this
administration IT ASSURES THE CON
TINuANCE OF THE PRESENT PROS
Porous CONDITIONS. 1t is triumph
of the principles of good government
over the herosies of Organism, which is
the product Of combination of elements
of irresponsibility. instability and ncom-
potency. 1t strengthens the very founda-
lions of the government
1t is a rebuke of the demagoguery of
the opposition and a clear diagnosis Of
a situation which was for a time couded
by their methods OF evasion and misrep-
reservation. Above all. it gives to every
American absolute confidence in the
good judgment of the people aud their
readiness and ability TO protect their in
terests by deciding Alright those great
questions which OF necessity come up IN
u government by the people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS.



New Orleans, La. November Port Eads'
La.-Arriyed: Ramoro Head Br) from Dub
lin via Swansea Tactieisn lBr1 from L'y-
erpool, FL Mar (Am) from New YORK, parh
Italia QtD from Genoa. Sailed: Clttaai
Palermo tItl for Genoa via Norfolk. Tam
pican tBrl for Liverpool Tow head tbI'9
lar Belfast Repton, tBr), for HaVre anu
Glasgow. Louisiana (Am) for New fork.
Kew West Fla.-Arrved: Concho from
New York and sailed Tor 1siyeston. ,pr,
Norfolk, Va--Arrived: Afghanistan' Ibr')'
from Galveston. -
Liverpocl-Arrived: lnduna, (br' from
New York.-Arrived: Neuces, from Cal
weston and Key West ,,.,.a,.
Req Island, Cal.--Paased down: MeNlcano,
(BrD. itu philadelphia via Iampieo wa
Boston.-salled. Devonan, for Liverpool.
southampton.--Arr New YORK. from
New York. a.. r.
niles. etc; Teutonic, for Liverpool; Fries
'' Rotterdam Arrived: statendam. for Ne"
York. - 49,. r4ysr.
pool for Boston. ,. from
Galveston: santanderino, lSpan), from uai'
weston for coal. Sailed: Pagararrl iSpsn,,
which put in from Galveston for coal. shiieu
Nordhsven DAM, for Galveston, ,.or
Port Eads: Arrived; Jar, tNe{ y -. non
| York, (Br), from Rio de Janeiro; Nicaresua q
| fNor1. from Ceiba. Montreal. OBJ, iron
| London; Algiers, (Am), from New .2ln
| sailed: MorgAs.. tAm.), for Havana Alas
rity, (Br). for Hull via Norfolk, inen n Mor
! orr. fo1 Aayhuss and Copenhagen wa NOT
| folk: Ciematis, (Brl, for Liverpool Nieafs
guam. for Liverpool; Mechanician, (br.l' 10
| Liverpool.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

Five-eighths mile, for M dens 3-year-old'
seling-Osceola, Frank webb, Tristan Belle
Fatalis, lO1; prince Richard, los; Charawind'
iO2; Mordelmo, lU5; Lizzie Regent "; Cep-
halalgia, LAMA. Gracio X, Uncle Josh, lO2'
Five and a half furlongs, for 2-year-olds--
Gailimor, Councilman Tom, l@ branay
Smash ia; Timothy Foley, l09 Lambk. n
III: American, 80; Automaton, 100; orienta'
Woolgatherer, ,t6; Advccater urdeTer' w.
Roc Hampton. l09. 49,,
3leven-sixteenths mile, selng-Hesper'
Carbuncle, lO5; Knnikennic, 49, Iens lc
lC7 Bele Of Orleans. 1Ol, belgrade. l02; the
Amazon 1903; Dolando, lOi ,,-
Mile and q half-Imp, i23 McMeekin' "
Intrusive Compensation, l2s: Belgrade M
Tension. f23.
rive and half furlongs, for allies year.
old-Zenaide, 1O1; Pleasant sail, Katherine
liz: Malachite, 1Ol; Gracious Novelty, loI
Laura Kimble, 1Ol Edgeworth. 1Oi: Prince,
ton Girl. Reina, 1O1: ondurdlo' l9i he'et
@ c, l0I g. n,
Mile and seventy Yards, selling-zsplrs' ~
Traeha, i02: Ceylon 81; Ross CLARK, 10
Randy. 50. Island Prince, lO5; Maple, u
Give and Take, 81 Kirkwood' lo2; Deceulh'
%; Elsie Skip. 1903,
Weather clear; track fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
TopAY's ENTRIES.

Eleven -sixteenths mile, selling for 2-yeaiI, :
olds-Woodstick, l0S; julius Werner. lda "
1n5. Katherine Ennis Florauthe, Eldred' 81
plum, Albert Enrlgtd lO2
Eleyen-sixeenths mile, selling. for 2-yearr.,
olds--Lord Lisa, l14i II You pare L'g h
Ball los: Rabunta. Quarter Back, luo JOG
Collins. Glove. Natural Gas, Pirates queen.
IN2.
Thirteen sixteen;hs mile, sclllng-Anaes'
nher. Peace. 1O2. Nellie Prince. 9Si Kiidariie
IRISH Jewel, a. Sakaluck, lOl' ,o,
Mile and fifty yards, handicap,ohnet' i ,os
Boney Bov. May Beach, Andes, MORON; ~
le; Lily, 80. -.
Mile and sixteenth--olesidian,, III Prince
Bazes, 100 Oxnard 1867 Dandy u sai
Lazarus. 105; Joe Shelby, loS; Huo rFa'he'
lO2: Myth b. 100.
Mile and sixteenth. seling--Candle Blsck
III. Vinannes. l04; Phidias Chaneey flsn nsi
Depending. Duty, False Lead w L'''
sinner. Martha Fox, Brown Vail lO0'
Weather clear; track fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
EXPRESSION rRoM rErrrenEw.
He Says "a New Political PLrty VIII
Re Formed.

Re Formed.
ST. Paul, Mian, November "A Sioux
Falls special to the Dispatch says: Il
predict the formation of a new party
based on the protests of the outraged
people against republicanism as taught
by Mark Hanna" declared United States
Senator r. F. Pettgrew today, For
weeks | have told the National commit
tee we were defeated in South Dakota,
but they have kept claiming the State
and l have been working for political
effect. No. | was not disappointed l
slept well last night. ! will remain in
Sioux Falls and am now going TO resume
my mill north OF town. Defeat is the
more welcome to me. as IL has come, than
victory would have been II 1t came by
undressing the sort OF policy which the
republican party represents,
'.Yeg. of course. / VIII be in the new
party What IL viii be called Is OF little
moment. 1t may be social labor or 1t
may be the new democracy. II viii be
made up OF persons disconnected with the
elements in politics. as protest against
the existing conditions and the tendency
II things The movement Will grow
rapidly and / believe VIII defeat the re-
publican party in 1904.
The Mark Hanna republicanism mem
aces the Republic. The concentration OF
wealth will create an inhu 1Dce soon TO
restrict the right of suffrage until cap
talists viii say no one is At TO take part
in the government who does not know
enough u make money AZ FIRST the lin
is will include small majority and then
| he amount will be raised until there Is
anally simon pure illiteracy
.The election does not stand as an
| Endorsement Of all the administration
itznds for. The cry Of prosperity ant
he racial trait were more apparent nov
han ever before OF getting an We car
and keeping all We can get NO Anglo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
WHARToN.

Wharton, Texas. November THE
Wharton box count has Just been com
pleted. Governor, sagers 1863, Hannay
$50, congress, Kleberg TO, Crouch 2)2;
district attorney. styles 1856 York 2l5;
representative, Mcknight 1876, Myers 2l5;
the returns from Tarton give IA votes.
democratic So republican 5.
Louise. Texas, November 6-This pre-
cinct gave Bryan 66 and Mckinley 81
Savers for governor had same majority
over Hannay; Kleberg for congress 10
Crouch II; Styles for district attorney
GA. York q; balance Of democratic eicket
has about the same majority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

Tssas, November The
rs' Maverick county is now n
s. siy Ma.s iis, Bryan 4o7; Say
n aen 40; Browning 4os,
h' slayden AL, Drake S1s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
nuRNING VILLAGES.
General Richardson Collecting In
demnify as He Goes.

Taku. November 1--on october 30 General
richardson met 500 Imperial troops com
manded bv General Fan. Both sides a.
vareed tor pariey but. owing TO an TN
fortuna misunderstanding, an Indien truu-
peter sho. General Fan dead The trumpeier
was arrested and The incident was explained
10 the Chinese, the two forces then proceed
ms in different directions.
General Richardson burned TWO villages
the places where Messrs. Robinson and Nor
man the missionaries, were murdered, and
demanded that the city o. Yang Ching should
nav IN 200 taels as compensation TO the fau1i.
ies CT ,he victims The paymens was guar,
Three other villages we're burned near Sans
Fang November 4,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
THE RACES.
Anuednct ResnIts.

New York November 1.-Two hsniicaps
lent some tone to the racing at Aquedae'
tocay and a good sized crowd VAS on hand
Five and half ullongs--JudSe Iarwn.
Barney stone, Dye. Time 1910
Five and a hair lurlongs-leaiah, McAddie'
Glaze Run. Time :0S 40.
Mile ana seventy yaids-Sir Florian' Pres
tiaieitator. OLGA, \ ime l:4I .
Nile and siNteepth-First WHIP Alslke
Maribert. Time ;49 2-5.
SIX mrlongs--Malden, The Golden Prince
Queen Carnival. Time 1916 80
SIX furlongs--, Amin osity, Pederich YORK
shire Boy Time 1: l6 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

Chicago November Five ana ha'i 'u'-
lonrs-Cora Goetz Red signal, Presgrave
Tine :Oe 2-5.
SIX furlongs-Daisy o. Candle Black. Macie
Marie. Time 1'l6.
SIX furl0ngs-Rosa Diah, Jake Weber
brownie Anderson. Time l:l5.
Five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alsarepta' sly
Time / .O1. ,,.
Mile and a half furlong-Knight Bannefet.
FlCrlzar, The Unknown Time 20"
Seven fnrlongs- Benckart, Robert Waaoell'
Lady Stratbmore. Time 80
Mile and a sixteenth-Prairie DOG, ben
Chance. Hoods Brigade Time l:Oo So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
FILED Deed of Trust.

Weimar, Texas. November 7--Mr. W.
c. crebbs. doing a gentlemen's furnishing
goods business here, executed deed OF
trust to Mr. w. A. Alstyne as trustee, for
the benefit Of mis- creditors. preferrins
Weimar lodge No 20l, Independent Order
~ odd Fellows for $3.50. all other creditors
10 share in proportion to their several
amounts, pro rata in the eemainder OF the
proceeds OF the stock conveyed Assets
about $500, liabilities about the same
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
SAN PATRICIo.

Mathis, Texas. November THE cleo
ton passed off quietly here. Following is
the result; Bryan 60, Mckinley IL; Kle-
berg 90, Crouch IL; State ticket same as
foregoing.
Sinson, Texas, November Eighty
four votes cast at this point, all for DEM
ocpsts. The following are the county Of
fcers elected: D. Odem, sheriff and tax
collector; e. McKeon, treasurer; 5. s.
Cox, county judge; G. D. McGlain, clerk;
r. w Newberry, assessor. over 800 votes
were polled in the county democratic
ticket ahead in every precinct by b g
majorites.
Arkansas Pass, Texas. November T.
Bryan electors Al, Mckinley electors 10;
governor. Sayers As. Hannay 10; con-
gress, Kleberg IS, Crouch Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

Rome November THE Pelsin corre-
spondent of the Tribuua. wiring Noyem-
Der 3. says News from private
source. coming direct from the province
of shen 81. where the Chinese court took
refuge. says that Emperor kwang Su is
about to return to Pekin via Ho Nan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
WILLIAMsON.

Huto Texas. November bryan 241,
Mckinley "a; sayers 299. Hannay 81. Vote
very light.
Taylor, Texas. November THE cleo
tica passed off quietly here, a full vote
being poled. The number of votes polled
here amounted to 1857. There was no OPP
position to the democratic tickle, OF any
interest. except for two offices sheriff and
constable of precinct No. 6. For the for
mer office Connell. democratic nomin e
was elected. The race tor constable IS
very cloye Ed Smith, nominee. and VIII
Massey. Independent, Will not have diI-
ference OF twenty-five votes. Difference a
little In favor OF Smith
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
Atlanta Results.

Atlanta. Ca. November 7-sir furlongs-
Sister Alice, Lady Hastings, Golden C. Time
1928,
Four and a half furongs Virgie Dor,
Anuthess, Sweet Dream Time 1900
Five and a half furlongs-Batty b, Hie"al'
Mascagni Time l:l6.
Mile and furlong-Jessie Jarboe, Leo
nag Zonne. Time 2;01.
-Four and half furlongs-road Balney
Hcrry's Sister. Gayds h. Time l:OlA'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

Managua. Nicaragua, October 2e.-El
Commerce. of this city, in its Issue OF
today. declares that yellow fever is pre-
vailng in the city of Leone to an alarm
ing extent and that the disease Is OF a
very dangerous type. Leone's streets are
paved with cobble stones and Nth col
lects IN the grass which grows between
them and causes malarial diseases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
can Not race nj New Orleans.

New Orleans, November IA letter from
a high official of the Turf congress has been
received here saying that II the Washington
Jockey club of Washington, d. G., eXtends
its meeting beyond November 30. horses ann
horsemen racing there after that ume VIII
not be permitted TO race at New orleans
during the winter meeting OF the Crescent
City Jockey club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
PE--RU-NA
the well-known catarrh cure.

the well-known Catarrh cure.
There hundreds of people dosing themselves for
this that and the other, whose sole trouble is catarrhal
condition of organs of their body If these
people will take Pe-ru-na it will make them well. 1t
will keep the grip away, will prevent colds and all of
the so-called winter diseases which merely mean that
the mucous membrane of the entire BODY needs tonng up
and cleaning
Pe-ru-na is the medicine to do it. There are no
substitutes Peru-na the only systemic catarh remedy
yet advised.
"Lectures on Chronic Cafarrh" is complete
treatise ON catarrhal diseases II treats OF every
phase and variety of catarr, winter catarr
and the catarrhal affections peculiar to women
This book contains ninetve pages, is insfrrcffyely
Illustrated and will be found very useful in fe fan7-
ny. Sent free to any address by The Peruna Rfedi-
cine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
came pid Not Take Place.

Especial to The Posto
OXFORD Miss, November 7-The match
game OF foot ball which was to have been
played here today between the University
of Texas and the University of Mississippi
teams did not take place as the faculty. OF
the University of Texas refused to let lhen
representative team leave the state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
ORDERED CLAIM PAID.
Pears Family VIII Get 100000 In
demuity.

Washington. November T.. Secretary
Hay today received telegram from
Charge Everett Mt Guatemala City, say
ing that he had received message from
the minister of foreign affairs of Hon
duras informing him that the govern
ment Of Honduras has ordered the imme-
date payment OF the indemnity claim ia
the Pears case.
Frank Pears was a young PittsburEer
doing business with his brother in Hon
duras. During some revolutionary dis
turbance he was shot TO death by a gov
ernment sentinel while walking IN the
streets. approaching too close to the
guard line through ingorance of the IAN
guage Of the country.
After a thorough Investigation, the state
department demanded an indemnity for
Pears family of $4,000. Honduras offered
TO arbitrate the case but the proposition
was declined ana the United States min
lister was directed to press for settle
ment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
Oakland Results.

san Francisco. November 7.-seven iur-
lcngs-Urehln. onyx, Hondurau. Tlme 1889
Five and a half furlongs-screenw Lake
sad Sam Merida Time l'9ls'
Six furlongs-Gcod Hope. Clafendo' storin
King. Time 1:l5A.
g Mile--sur nello. Essence. Expetient lime
1875
Mile and a Acknowledgement Gonialon'
FavOniue. Time 1924.
Six furlongs-Pai Morrissey' impe'ious'
Tiburon. Time 1;l6h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

saxon ever voted against the party In
power while involved In war. thought
ii would be different this time because
OF more general diffusion OF knowledge.
There will occur a enforcement OF tbs
democratic and populist parties, but the
new party will be the popular one. can
not say whether MIR. Bryan will affiliate
with II or not"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
MILAN.

(idals, Texas, November 7.-Returns
town and country in precinct No. 1,
p county, are in and r, w. H. Han
y elected justice of the peace and
r Stevens constable, both democrats.
The hrst time in many years that
Fsclact has gone solidly democratic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
Latonin Results.

Cincinnati, November 7.-Mie. seliins-Lit-
lie ssllie. Uhlers. osmnn Time i'iS
Mile--Albert r. Dewey. Tufkaross. Her
nando. Time l:ssH
Nile aud seventy yards--Lord Zeni Eoe5'
hart. Branch. Time 1;4s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

aird, Texas, November I. midland
" stands for governor, Sayers 266,
|iiy 81 Damon s; for congress, Stay
u. Drake 81, A, S. Hawkins, demo-
iniidate, One hundred and sixth
fft, leads by 10 majority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
M0NTGoMERY,

IN, Texas, November 7.-Montgom-
Usosy eight precincts out OF thir-
~ s'e sayers, for governor. III, Ham
|m' ball, fer congress, 1876, Tracy
y district attorney, A. Mccall 1860.
Robinson PIC.
somery Texas, November Dem
slec'ors 267, republican e.ecto )
gp,e party electors %; governor,
", hannay 226; district attorney,
m N. 'pen) Ss7, Robinson (Dem.) los.
ieSas. November is. A. Nc
,. ues'ed district attorney for the
'Mieial district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
MITCHELL.

|4ado, Texas, November 7.--Out Of
nlnIed votes, Bryan and the State
\ have 800 Haw sins majority over
lcr the legislature, will be 225 in
naaly The race is very close In
|es'Eel Randell carried this county
ailin by 400 votes The outlying
|ae heard from insure Randell's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
ORANGE.

n iexas. November Except
,siprrs casting absut fifty votes,
Nsgin, u this county give Bryan
at 10y 40; sayers 623, Hannay
q, 'csndment 5O7, against 81; for
's,Dths V.per 1881; for State senator
h.rta,,uua district, j. T. Beatty 1904; for
lstr,,, Greer 1851. Pickett 1179;
h a ". !uoge. West 1863, Scale 44o;
HsS Powell 7ss. Douglass