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At Newport.

CINCINNATI, Nov; sa.-rh. t,rct wa, almos, a
water wav and a cold rain '-l all day at Newport
but there was an ATTENDANCE that 'airly nll.d th'
betting shed and ke't 81 ut b,ORwakers ra-lv busy
with prnN mostly T. thc publ - 'our nomual "a or
lies and two r'nd ch Ncrs won. r, night special
train fourteen cars let Tor New orleans with abnu,
one hundred and nt' h1-S-I Although tho weather
l. ~ th. worst, Manager Frank Fowler ~ the Newpur,
IL, TX s determined that the M ne shall continue
as announced until rhanksciving Day. Inclusive
There are sill plenty ~ horses t. Furnish as go VI
spot ~ = slide under the weather handicap, sun
mar
tiru Rlc~--Flve nni n haF 'IIlongS Juniper
ln3 lrvinl. 4 to !, won: Glcnwooc in3 tNoQuadel
~ SIC md, rlcch Dor. 81 Wonderl5I, to /,
third TINE 20
Secord Face SIX fuiiones-Acushla. ios WON.
dsrly ? 10 g won. rne GtsLeT, Us BAsSlngcTi q
/. s'"ind D,l>,'rSwivsl, 10 nm. to I. taird
Time, l2Ni..
Third Race one mil. pcorl,nds. io5 GrvIn,
~ g. s. won Spndnna, Ia lynch. 3'b |. sec Jud
Assassin io5 'wei. 10 |, third. TIM, ial'.
Fourth N,r- SIX 'grlnnrS adv StrAthmnre
II. ~ pndeily'. . tn l. won Miss Auhr"v. ~ May.
To I, SCI md, Grlndon 10. IT krirhO 10 s. third
Tine, l:is
Firh Ra-. Fiv. ,urlorss Gold LICK. io7 lrvln,.
~ g. s. m. Tic Bfrn." Dc.,lG, % tIctne,n~rS
is /, s. s-rind Rey Ssazer lol iIlh. is to l. third
Time. l.ni ,.
Sixth RACE one mile Marion Lynch, 100 r
Krlghp. 6to |, won Indian, lu3 MAJ. So t. second
Exlt, 100 oDupee,, sto !. third Time, l:,ai..
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sore Cornell. ~ Vermont a. 1ouchioHns
-SchoellRon'. 2 OtlS !: Purcell ? Cross. l. Goals
from touchdowrs Cross 3 PLACED goal from
fcld- Cross. mpire Nr. BOND. Syracuse. Ref
eree--Mu Evans. WIHiems. Iint.ror burns Cor
neil. Hutchinson. Vermont. Substitutes Hunt for
Dornrr. Flnucanr for BrwS'rr. Purcell iot Conn.
Ois for Morrison: Ellburn Tor Srboekovf pcne
for Wech. Time Of halves Thirty and twenty nNe
minutes,
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I.cSicons November Handicap.

TCSp =, Nov. - ar race lor the Sovem-
hoy Handicap Of .jOo sovereign one mile and
TX furlongs. was run at Manchester to-day
,ind was won h. 4 Gotpchalk's Lex lcon
g. Edwar"e-'s san Toy was second and Sir
: Blundell Naples Aqnlscutum third Eighteen
horses ran. The betting was Io TO against
Lexicon. 40 to Q against San T and TO
against Aqus.~Itum.
The sun., 1900-11-25

~ TOT Own RIAL ESTATE
YOU are naturally Interested IN the condi ion OF
IN. market The SCS gives this each day In ia
entirety. Adr
The sun., 1900-11-25

0olhng prop cts we're upset In their calcula-
lions after the first team match OF the fall
series between the members Of the Van Cort-
landt Park Golf Club Yesterday The Pres-
p. Tiffany. its main fartor. could only tie his
match with II +. Brown. 40 that afterward II
was all plai sailing for the tice-President's
team. A driving competition Tor women was
vsl very oleverly by Mrs. Lucy Stott. Tho
summarizes
President, Team-G. p. Tiffany. 0; Z. NJ Mendei.
O. h X. Perkins ). j. II. Carlson 0: Alfred Craven.
vice-i rcsidsnts Team-H. E. Brown, o; p. ?.
GnnArin, q; 7. 2. Earl. Jr- o. G. ". Dorland. Q:
Carl Moler. 5. Total. IL.
womens. Driving. Comprehensive Lucy, s,o,.,
Klrkby. ioS yards Mra =. j. IxGer.s. Ss yards;
Miss Barrett % yards
GLEN Cow, Nov "a Tho stormy weather
did not deter the Nassau Country Club players
to-day and many went over the courts The
last round ia the plder oup competition. which
was won by { " Pratt with the greatest num-
her Of points for the month. though he did not
compete to-day A team match between the
Nassau Country Club and Columbia College
teams was exciting throughout and watched
with much interest TIL" scores
RIs.r cuP-H F,n.n: p.ssn iG; So, @ Ngsd:sT F.ss
lis. 3O-Ss H. /. Pratt. %. 80: W. V. Hester,
lis, SOS: ii. c. Folg.r. Jr. lls. ,+-si
TEAM MATCH
Columbia CoIlege-W. /. Claiming. 0: & p Nash.
4: J. @ Bates, @; :. 4. Edwards. 0. ~ ~ BWIel,
NASSAU County,. o GATES, :; " 1. Hicks. /;
J. b G Tappen, !, s. A. Jennings, o; a. {. Hum.
s;,ck dock. D. " Total, ii, ~ . - ' " "
The sun., 1900-11-25

81 Monica--Roach, 1871, rlanaean. i3; Con
nolly ilS Daily. lI7 Gonoud. lsa Total 7i2
Hoiy Rosary -u Ilourkc, ~! Ncr, 100 Finnrsan
iAa Going, i:e. AcConologue. 10 Total. 6oa
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HORSES SUITABLE FOR cH ARo.sa

Class iOs stations, mares or selcnsa from 10
hand, % s7 NAnds high, not under years old must
BE- SHOW and r,n bred "gOers" and weight carriers
with plenty NJ ini'l nee and courage -F!rsi pr re-
kc1McI - IS SLnad, year.. tnaties !. hsiisy'
- hands years " l.. Elsns, ridden by ! English
TlIrf pri,~. $50. Ssettheari, ch. nl. 1913 hands
years. Mrs william y. Dyktnar, ridden BY q
BOr6gsrir, Ihghi" commended, ascad..la, ch g.,
lh3handS years, " u. Grand. ridden by H. Holden.
The sun., 1900-11-25

rldsns T'mr, .pi kpetst =, Iloth,'msi. ~
Fosst, - Nmnfl. IN iotAt a.
Ufenial Ni'thrll iSG ueF. - feisf, ~
7chulu ~ Str.u. laI Z .tnI ~
The sun., 1900-11-25

Ths Dauntrss tounri uovIsr' continued lh'l
guod NntE lu to hrpkDu Huyrl hfrnr1m ..n
toufnarsui on , fdi, niyi Ard ih'N 'tsiil ~
the tspfetrutSi rs from tut.n aId ipus INHh'
couutts. ~ Seufrs
The sun., 1900-11-25

Gen,ie i5e Ford, 1876 Bvrnc: ia Total 7a,.
Holy Rosary-o'N.tl. iis McGGwan, ~ Tlnne-
ran, i,e McConologu., 1872 Cunnion. l3a. Total,
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Low acores were rolled by the Arch diocesan Union
Aguc teams at the Colonial alleys on Friday night
The sun., 1900-11-25

Holy Cross Tram No. .-Pyrne. lss Gentle llx
Rose lis Ford. 1916 Donoh,e. III Total, 64l
ST Monica -noach i0s. Connolly, 1874. Gonoud.
iSS: DAILY. 1873 Zlunch. 81 Total, 500
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o, ss,rs sn,y. IN Friday . fni. ne rls'liss s'nr
eins tso ~ the sssss The s~'f's

rii,ns timm, i,s Hc',s' 90 no,hs'msi. ="
ro,,s ~ Nri4rn 10 ht ~ -.
uHsfhl Mtth'd ~ utyi W. Nsr
ater. lsi tois ~,
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-08

hes been the guest Of Mrs. l.. W.
Scott and Miss Eta Chsstsin since
her arrival. where she has been busy
receiving her many friends who Gre
glad TO have her In Marshall again.
There are o numbered persons In the
county contemplating buying pianos,
aud We will for the next ~ days offer
special Inducements In this line.
We IRE sole agents for Newman Bros
pianos, which give general sstisfsc.
ton wherever used.
l7-2w II. +. NICHOLS.
Miss Iva Osborne. accompanied by
Mrs. =. w. ArmentrOut aud sOn Win
field, left Friday for Gsllstin, 81. Zoe
and other points. Miss Osborne will
atthe end Of two weeks 20 north, where
she will join Mrs. Hehe Mcdaniel aud
daughter, Mary, who will spend the
summer Ut some OF the northern lakes.
Lester Hall, son Of DR.. c. Lester
Hall, OF Kansas City, IL making .
visit 70 DR.. John Hall and family.
He will return home about the 18th
when he will accompany his mother
and sister 70 Pueblo, where they will
spend the summer with Mrs. Penelope
Ssppingt0n and Mr.. and Mrs. Vac
Garnet.
Miss Agnes Cotton, principal OF
Laurel Heights school has recently
organized IN association Of mothers
and teachers. The first meeting was
held ON Friday, , number OF mothers
being In attendance To discuss matters
OF import In connection with the D..
sOcistiOn. Everything passed In .
satisfactory manner, with bright pros.
poets for the future. San Antonio Ex.
press. Would not such an AssOcis.
ton prove profitable for Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-08
On sbsOlute master Of both.

On absolute master Of both.
The following party spent monday
afternoon very pleasantly st Wilton:
Mesdames j.. vsnDyke and w. Il.
Dobyns, Misses Ulels King, Louise
and virgis Woodbride, Louise Van
Dyke, Messrs. Lester Hall Of Kansas
City. and q. q. Robertson.
The remains of the late James q.
Stevenson we're shipped from Chicago
70 Glasgow recently, and inferred In
the family lot IT Washington GENE.
terry. Mr.. Stevenson will be better re-
membered a. the husband ofMiss Stella
Csson, formerly Of this city.
Mrs. J. L~0wemstein, who has hecn
in poor health Tor some months, left
Monday afternoon 70 try the health
giving waters Of Excelsior and where
II IL hoped she may entirely ecover.
She was accompanied by her son, Ben
and Miss Gussie Schweriner.
Thomas Howe, who 20 quickly fell
70 death In MARSHALL, NO., this morn
Ing wss . Mexico boy and . good,
honest, Woodworking young man.
The circumstances N very sad. The
Inteliigencer extends sympsthy 70 oil
the beresved.-MexicO Intslligencer.
a pleasant event Of the week WAS
the picnic given on Friday by Miss
Annie Hawkins to the whist club st
Wilton Springs. The weather could
not have been improved upon and the
club WAS chsperOnsd by Mrs. Tucker
Hawkins. A delicious luncheon was
much enjoyed by all. .
Mrs. James COoney whose return
from = gay winter In Washington
City was announced In our last issue,
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-08


WI" FERGUSON 'est Iuesdsy for MS
nome " 'soanoke' where ne VIII
An 1,h,c..o I,,y T., .,h.r. 4. ~,,, ~,
,.,a IN. -.n,y...,,
no you nave h~esdache! u 40 your
eyes prooso'y need s'tens'on. Dr.
Hotel ,rom Wsdns.dsy' Inn. ,Nh ,o
Saturday. lime imh.
Mrs. ~ u" bei' s"d oaoy anu MIS-
mar! ,i""'on' rave fr'"rned from MI
,,ons.r.,c. M ,h. Al y ,h,,r,h ,h.,
wa. held ,h.r.. ,.,, ~...k.
w. '".''e makes spec's"y "' al.
!"s.'"g glasses 'or young people ana
mo-, uro,n.r,y A.. Ming, Hotel. Mar.
.ha,i. .Iun. iaah IN INN. ,ah.
'ery ha""s""'e extension Top 81.
gar case made "i r"se-wo"d o
measuring some ak !ee'' mas recently
nen ao"ea 20 tne nS'"res Oh tyr. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-08

WIFE, ~. NJ Oentry u sons. Lon
and Walter and daughter, Miss Mary, |
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bostright on Capitol Hill, will return
70 their home In Independence on Fri.
day.
Mrs. Cora Steel aud children. who
have been In Marshall during the past
school term, returned tO their home In
Kansas City on Saturday. Mrs. Steel
Ii . sister ~ Mrs. I'd. conway NJ this
city.
Col. Vince Marmadukc. who has
been spending zone weeks nj his farm
In Morgan county. II In Kansas City
this week and will drop In on his Mar.
shall friends before returning to the
farm.
A party composed ~ Rev. w. Il.
DObyns aud wife, J. vxnI)yke and
wife, j. l.. Woodbridge and wife, and
Judge Samuel Davis and wife. spent
Friday afternoon very pleasantly ~
Wilton.
u. T. Thompson, representing . St.
Louis glass md queeuswsre house,
WINS . guest ri his mother In this city
Sunday and Monday. He left Tues.
day morning for Southwest Missouri
- be gone until July LIST.
G.. NJ. suthsrlin. W. N. Tyler. j.
w. Keys, w. H. Townsend and John
Duren, Of Arrow Rock, were dinner
guests Hotel Hurt Monday. They
were enrOute 70 Kansas city u attend
the Democratic State Convention.
Mrs. &. J. Pullism. whO hss been In
very poor health for some months II
reported better. Mrs.. Pullism has the
honor NJ being one Oi the three dsugh.
ters Of the Revolution, two Of them
living In %. Louis.
J. H.. Collins Wall Paper Co., Of
Kansas City. have rented the room
formerly occupied by !. q. Strikers
clothing store. These gentlemen come
highly recommended - d~ecorssOrs,
and we give them . warm reception.
II IL Of great importance to school
children 70 have their nervous system
protected by glasses adjusted 70 the
condition Of their eyes. consult DR..
Tutls Of Ming's Hotel. Marshall, NO.,
JSns l1sh TO June 10Th. consultation
free.
II. q. Stidham. the accommodating
agent ~ the &. 4 4. station, moved
his family from H~ivginsville 70 Mar.
shall this week and they are occupy.
ing the residence Of Prof. Nelson on
Capitol Hill. We give them . warm
welcome.
DR.. futile who will he q Ming's
Hotel next week from Wednesday TO
Saturday has had the advantage Of
the best Instructors obssinsbls st the
world wide celebrated optical institu.
lions Of Paris, France. and Berlin,
Germany.
T. n. Rsiney aud wife elegantly en-.
tsrtsiusd the bridal party on Monday
evening composed Of the following
persons: G. II. Graham, Miss North.
ern, Gus Graham, Agnes Spencer, N.
F. Cooper, Fannie Francisco, win
Rainey and Miss Ida Lail.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-08
TNaywW eAAsrs
SrakIxds
tL.,rrs TO MSS. sixEHAs no. s.,ssl

lLsvrrs TO mss. s,xEHAs no. ss.yssl
"DEAR Mis-. PSKmAM--I have many.
many thanks a. give you for what your
Vegetable Compound has done for me-.
After first confinement I was sick for
nine years with prolapsus Of the womb.
had pain In left side, In small Of back,
great deal Of headache, palpitation
Of heart and lcucorrhes. felt -
weak aud tired that ! could not do ~
work. I became pregnant sgain ed
took your CoDpound al through and
now have . sweet baby girl. ] never
before had such IN easy time during
labor, aud I feel Il was due 70 Lydia
Z. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound. !
an now able 70 do my work aud feel
better than ! have for year,. Icsnnot
thank You enough MA En-. En-
LJNeEn, DsvIMB, TEx.
WoaAssfally stssagtAsasA
~ have been taking Lydia 2. Pink.
hams Vegetable Comp0und, Blood
Purifier and Liver Pills and feel won.
derfully strengthened. Before using
your remedies ] wss In . terrible state;
felt like fsinting every little while. ]
thought I must surely die. But NOW,
thanks 10 your remedies, those feel
ings ere ell g0ne."--1RA. ENILIn
6CuHlm.l, lsAt HxLxN AVE-, DETn0s5
AIcu.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-08

temN 10 cure tnoo
condition BY o..
binary iueaas o.
medicines. The
stomach and
organs Of diGes.
tiot, and nutrition
0ust b. resaosed
70 healthy sctiv.
ity, the blood
must Be punRed,
The liver cleansed
and strengthened.
before Q cure can
b hoped fos. This
y the work dose
H.R. lHesce's
Golden Medical
Discovery med.
'icine specially
beneficial In dis
eases a the stom.
sch, blood and
liver. II strength.
10 the stomach,
purifes the blood,
cleanses tile clog.
ged liver. and pro
notes the health
Of every organ q
A. M.
The Marshall republican., 1900-06-08

.sMy Vie yss srestiy srsshsed vRh. isAiess.
ttoe. loepd itves, dtessen, awd siso tr!sgslss
e. No.sSss Co.. Mis-. :sws iiisd sssy diSsr.
eat remedies. but noae a THEN gays perfect ~
itef until ve were isdsced By . lady 70 try yoss
,i SS.'s :sd ' :ssss.sss s' Sssses:.' f sSSssst .s sssssH
those eomp,sists... We have sssd Ger hosiiss q
E:,. SSaSs: s:s "a ,5 1 .ssv g 2! s 49,:
These suedtctnes have 6ooe ths wort ~ T.
sired. Esd I Do heartily esco00ssd them 70 oil
eimilaS su0eeers.s
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assise The
action Of the ~Discovey."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-01
Proposed Amendment b The GMdhDmd hg Guh 0 Norm DdMQ.
: SECTION 2. That Section 17e Of the Constitution
be amended to read as follows: #

SECTION q That Section 179 Of the Constitution Of the stat Of North naLa+,
be amended to read as follows: HID # EzN
5 ~ AL property, except as hereinafter in this section provided, hall be
IN the county, city, township, town, village or district In whnh it IN sitn.+ad
in the manner prescribed by law. The franchise, roadway roadhad >r,ns 90 IT.,
stock OF III railroads and the franchise and all other property Of ali express eonnsn;ass
conpan1es teegraph 81 telephone companies Or corporations operated id this state nd
USED directly or indirectly II the carrying of persons, property Of messages sb.u u
assessed by the state board Of equalization at their actual vaue and sh sssmssa
shall be appoHloned to the counties, cities, towns. VILLAGES amash;saNN
ostrcIs II Whch SUCH railroad companies, express companies, sleeping Ar camn.rias
dining car companies, telegraph and telephone companies are loeaaa 40 4I1a.rn
number number s miles 81 such property within such counties, cities, towns. VILLAGES
toWnshlpsa ana districts or over which any part of such roperty II usd orar.ssaaa
WITHIN such counties towns, villages, townships and districts R+ shaa I 80
railroad How any portion of its roadway to be used for av nurnose 49,. - ~
Of a ranroad thereon, such portion of it's roadway While sorsad I'll DO
II me manner provided Tor he assessment of other real property
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-01
Proposed Amendment b The Constitution d ne aed Norm DdDu.

SECTION 1. Section 70 of Article 3 Of the Constitution of the State # North
S Is. The governor shall have power in conjunction with the BOARD of pardon Of
which the governors shall be exofcio a member and the other members OF which shall
consist of the attorney genera of the State OF North Dakota, the chief justice of the
supreme court of the State of North Dakota and two qualified electors who shall be
appointed by the governor, to remit fines and fofeturs, to grant reprievs comnu-
tatons and pndons after conviction for all ofenses except treason ad cases of
Impeachment; but the legislative assembly may by law regulate the manner in which
the remission of ines ardons, Communication and repmeves may be applied for #
Upon conviction for treason the governor shall have the power 10 suspend the
execution OF sentence until the case shall be reported to the legislative assembly at its
next regular session, when the Legislative assembly shall either pardon or commute the
sentenced direct the execution OF the sentence or grant further epmeve .# #.
The governor shall ommunia to the legislative assembly at each regular
session each case of emission of fine, reprmyes Communication or pardon granted by the
board of pardon, stating the mann Of the convict, the Grim for which he is convicted,
The sentence and its date am the date of the rem@ion,co Communication pardon or
rerieve, with their reasons for granting the m #.1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-11-13
FUSION SWEEPS COLORADO
TELLER COUNTY,

Complete returns from Teller county
show that the county has gone for the
Fusion candidates by majorities rang
ing from 3.4OO to 1920. The unofficial
figures prepared at midnight give
Bryan majority of 5.273. the vote
being Bryan 9,725, Mckinley 4,452, 1t
is possible the official figures will show
an error of 1000 in this majority.
PUEBLO COUNTY.
Although complete returns are not
yet to be had, owing to the slowness
of four country precincts in reporting,
the indications are that the Pueblo
county ticket as it now stands will not
be altered. Mckinley carries the coun-
ty by about 300 majority. The Pro-
hibitionists polled 300 votes. McKin-
ley's vote is 5,945, Bryan's SOL
Hogg's plurality over Bell is 902. Or
man carries the county by II majority
of less than 200. Coates ran behind
Orman about $50 votes. although the
four Republican representatives are
elected by majority ranging from 100
to 200. One Fusion district and one
Republican judge We're elected to sue
ceed themselves. Judge Dixon, Re
publican, leads the ticket. The Repub-
licans elected the district attorney by
n majority of nearly 1000. One coun-
ty commissioner is conceded to the
Democrats, with one still in doubt.
The Democrats elected n justice of the
peace and the Republicans Il constable
who secured the largest majority on
the ticket, reaching over LOCO.
oTERO COUNTY.
Incomplete returns give the Bryan
electors $50 plurality and Orman for
governor $50 plurality
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-11-13
COUNTY REPORTS.

Denver, Colo. Nov. S.-The News
this morning has returns from 1888 pre-
cincts out of the 19S in Arapahoe coun-
ty. 1t is expected that the missing pre-
cincts will increase Fusion majority.
The entire Fusion ticket state and
county, has n good majority.
Ormans plurality for governor is
6,623 ut the present stage of the count,
and will be about 6,T50, with all the
precincts in.
Congressman John L. Shafroth's pop
ularity in Arapahoe county is attested
by the heavy vote cast for him last
Tuesday Mr.. Shafroth received 81 ,S43
votes, the heaviest given to any candi-
date, and only beaten by the vote for
the Bryan presidential electors. Mr..
Orman came next to Congressman
Shafroth. with vote of 31,694, and
then was Judge II. W. Steele, with 81
$50.
While of course there was the inevi-
table scratching of candidates, the gen
eral run of the vote was about 10000.
IN three instances it fell few hun
dred below that number.
The pluralities range from 5,1S4 for
the state candidates to 1870 for Judge
Steele, which is the largest recorded.
Ell PASo COUNTY.
Returns from all but one precinct in
FL Paso county give Mckinley 6.S04
Bryan ISIS: McIIinley's plurality 9S6
The vote for Goudy is 1914. Orman
$500; Goudy's plurality 1,794. The
Democrats have the legislative candi-
dates. but no figures can be obtained
Those elected are: II. II. Seldom
ridge, senator; Hollenbeck, Sprague
and Montgomery, representatives; l..
w. Cunningham and w. p. Seeds.
Democratic nominees for district
judges, are also easy winners, as is
Henry Trowbridge. Democratic nom
inee for district attorney. Aside from
the legislative and judicial tickets. the
Republicans have swept the county by
about 100 votes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-11-13
JIMMY STRUCK 1T RICH.
Returned KIondiker Pays $500 Day fov .
Private Car.

Returned klOndiker Pays $500 Day fox .
Private Car.
Jimmy" Adams of Berkeley, West
Virginia, has returned from the Klon-
dixie. He has also created a sensation
by his spectacular arrival. WlSen he
left Berkeley three years ago he went
with nothing and on a freight train. He
returned in a private cor. hauled by a
leased locomotive. and brought with
him nearly 100000 in gfiold and paper
representing mining possessions worth
$5.OOO,OO0 and prospectively worth ten
times as much. When he was back
from the north two years ago he had
some gold and good prospects, but he
had not written home since, and no one
was prepared for his return.
At Detroit he tired of travelling in
ordinary trains and took the best and
biggest car he could get at $500 a day,
coming along leisurely and stopping at
Niagara Falls and New York. When
he got TO Brunswick he leased an en-
gine to come over the branch line to
Berekeley Springs, arriving at the
station without soul in the town e1-
pectin him. He had ten big trunks
hauled to his fathers house and $780,
900 gold taken to the bank. A year
ago he bought the old folks n fine farm
and on hisreturn he gave his father
$4,000 to put n house on it. Jimmy"
is a little past Twenty-Five.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-11-13

You ought to have known that
when you ceased to be regular in your
courses, and you grew irritable with
out cause, that there was serious
trouble somewhere.
You ought to know that indigestion,
exhaustion, womb displacements,
fainting, dizziness, headache, and
backache send the nerves wild with
alright, and you cannot sleep.
Mrs. Hartley, of 221 w. Congress St.,
Chicago, ILL.,, whose portrait we pub
ish, suffered all these agonies, and
was entirely cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound; her case
should be a warning to others, and
her cure carry conviction to the minds
of every suffering woman of the un-
failing efficiency of Lydia E. PinlSham's
Vegetable Compound.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-11-13
The Bryan Electors Have A Majority
Of Over 10000
Both Branches of the Legislature are
Strongly Anti-WolCott

Clear Creek-B. ]. O'Connell.
Dolores and Montezuma-J. d. Ad-
ans.
Douglas-Cole Briscoe.
Eagle-L. b. Willetts.
El Paso and Teller-B. f. Montgom-
cry. G.. NJ. Hollenbeck, Charles S.
Sprague.
Fremont-P. T. Mcguire.
Garield-W. Dinkle.
Grand and Summit-D. w. Fall.
Gunnison-C. T. Rawalt.
Hinsdale and San Juan-J. L. White
law.
Jefferson-A. \. Carringer.
Lake-Con Cunningham, Il. NJ. Ran
ey.
La Plata. f. Reese.
Larimer-R S. Weldon.
Las Animas-J. p. Dunlavy, Ever
EFT Bell.
Las Animas and Bent-H. l.. Lubers.
Logan, Sedgwick and Phillips-W. @.
Harris.
Mesa-J. Il. Ong.
Montrose and Delta-C. NJ. Ham
mond.
Otero-J. w. Beatty.
Ouray-.Iohn Kennedy.
Park-Webster Ballinger.
Pitkin-C. w. Judkins.
Rio Grande and Mineral-R. A.
Chisholm.
Rio Blanco and Routt-James Lut-
tie
San Miguel-W. \. Taylor
Weld-Frank Madden and f. A. Mer-
edith.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-11-13
Gasoline Fires.

A gasoline fire is best extinguished
with flour, sand or earth in the order
named; water should not be used. If
the gasoline be confined in n small
space, ammonia will smother it. Some
users of gasoline find it well to hang a
bottle containing about n gallon of am
monia from the top of the tank or room
containing the gasoline, by string or
fusible link. so that If the gasoline
takes fire the bottle will fall and be
brokenf, releasing the ammonia and
promptly putting out tho burning gaso-
line