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When you have any second
hand furnituressto sell call on
or ring up phone 1919
J. W. Watkins,

Mrs. T. Briddlsman, Of Psrshs llville
Mich., was troubled With salt rbeum
for thirteen years and had tried a
number of doctors without relief. Az
ter two or three applications of Ban
ner salve, her hands became better,
and in a abort time she was entirely
cured.
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Telephone as and we will send fol.
clean, press and deliver your clothes
on shortest notice. The American
Cleaning and Pressing CLUB, G.. r.
Harvey, manager. BOZ Newcastle
st. Phone 1923.
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Aguinaldo's little taste of Amerioanism
seems to have agreed with him. 1t
generally does when there is little
money In 1T.
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TRIED FIVE DOCTORS.

Mrs, Francis J.. Sales, of Missouri Valley
Ia, writes; 81 had severe kidney trouble
for years; had tried five doctors without
benefit, but three bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure cured me. W. ]. Butts.
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/ Weakened systems need mature
Wholesome, mellow liquor. That's
precisely what the 1. W. HARPER
Whiskey'i s. Perfect as a beverage or
medicine. Absolutely pure. Sold by
T. Newman, Brunswick, GA.
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HAS CURED THOUSANDS, WILL CURE
YOJI

II Jon are troubled with kidney OF bladder
troubles such as dropsy, Bright's disease, Ca
tarrh, gravel Of the bladder, nlbumen in urine
and unhealthy depositing or too frequent dis
charge of the urine, pain in the back end blad-
der dropsical swelling OF the feet and legs etc.
etc, we guarantee that by using Smiths Sure
Kidney Gore, a complete cure will be effected.
Price 80 cents. For sale by all druggists.
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Prohibition will cut big figure In
Georgia politics hereafter. This Is an
assured fact.
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CHARTS FOR SALE,

Charts, Tide Tables, and other pub
locations OF the United States Coast
and Geodetio Survey, for sale by @.
W. Deming, No. Bis Union street.
Telepho 152.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
LOST-One book with brown cover
containing 40 blue receipt stubs num-
bered from 9O5l6l to 90520O. On the
cover is the following; Fourth Series.
Cat. no. 400 Receipts for Duties and
Fees. Size of stubs 6x8A inches. Re-
turn to Custom house.
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W hen You feel that life is hardly worth the
candle take q dose Of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse your
stomach, tone up your liver and regulate your
bowels, making you feel like a new man. For
sale at Bishops Drug Store.
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NOTICE.

Advertisers are requested TO send
COPY for changes In before p. M, az
the same will not have our attention
unless they are In this Office at that
time.
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PILES OF. PEOPLE

testify to the merit of Banner Salve is cur
ing piles. 1t immediately relieves and
quickly cures. No other salye so healing.
W. J, ButtL
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SALESMAN-Wanted to sell shares
of prominaut Eastern company on
commission basis. Address A, Zadek
Savannah, Ga.
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"The man with the hoe" should be
planting casssva.
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Aguinaldo's capture Is beginning to
look like a schsms, He agr eed most too
soon to take the oath Of allegiance.
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This is marriage season. The time OF
the summer girls comes of little later.
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LOST-On Gloucester street, be-
tween Newcastle and e, black purse,
fnder may keep money, II they return
bag, papers and pocket pieces to Green
woods 8 and 10 cents store.
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Wonder how much Agninaldo really
got for being capturedf
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CARH I'M ADVANCE

OAbH IN Adv hNON
Advertisements In this column WILDE insert
ed at the uniform rate of One Cent Word for
ach insertion. No advertisement, however
small, less than 5O.cents. - Cash in advance.
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DRUM FISHING.

The Drum fisbiug season is now on
at Cumberland. Hotel Cumberland
will accommodate fishing parties as
well as others who desire to visit this
popular place. For rates and particu-
lars address
r. L. Buckley, Prop,
Cumberland Island, Ga.
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FOR SALE.-Cow with young calf.
Cheap Apply to BsumRartner, oil s.
Wolf st.
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FOUND-One bnuoh of keys owner
can have same by calling at this Office
and paying for this ad.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04

The Waycross Herald grows better
and brighter every day. SfS
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04

Carter Harrison 10 again Chicsgo's
mayor. He makes good one,
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TO SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers are requested 70 notify the once
Whsn they fail to get any issue Of the Times
CaH. Attention to this matter will be appre-
sisted by the publishers.
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1t looks very much like Senator Clay
has q fight on bis hands.
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Each Spring, marked by the Easter season,
ushers in a new era in house building, and this
Spring gives promise of unusual. Owners,
contractors, carpenters and all interested
should bear in mind our yards are well stocked
with the finest lumber for frame, roof, piazza
and indoors Don't forget, either, our facilities
for prompt delivery. Phone 1877.
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NO External
Symptoms

The blood may be in BAD condition.
yet with no external signs, no skin
eruption or sores to indicate 1t. The
symptoms In such cases being'a variable
appetite, poor digestion, an indescribable
weakness and nervousness, loss Of flesh
and general rundown condition Of the
system - clearly showing the blood has
lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin
and watery. It 10 In just such cases that
s. s. 8. has done soma of its quickest and
most effective work by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
to make it strong and vigorous.
! my wifo used sev- &
eral bottles of 8. s. 8. A#SA
as a blood purifier and
70 tone up a weak aud VfR
amaciated system, with kOAH@
very marked effect by k1yG-N
way Of improvement. g
"We regard It a A ~
great tonic and blood12 XIV &
purifier. ~. r. DUPF, Wkflss
Princeton, Mo. e1Ea8MNE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Nova Scotia schooner VIM. q.
Gordon, $50 tons. loaded with lumhrr
for the West Indies. was badly dam
aged by fire at Liverpool. y. s. Tues
day. The fire started in the cabin and
burned for three hours before il was
got under control
telegram received ut North Sya-
ney. y. =, Tuesday, from the captsti,,
of the steamer Bruce states that on the
last trip from North Sydney to Port
IN Basque, Daniel Mclean was killed
ana three others of the crew probably
fatally injured by the bursting of \
steam pipe.
n northbound car on the Scranton
railroad while going from Scranton
"a. to Carbonate. Tuesday, was dyna
United at the upper end of Mayfiald and
hurled crosswise of the tracks Every
window and the front platform were
shattered. The motorman. a non union
man, was hurled into the street ana
severely bruised. The conductor cs-
capped unframed. Two Italian track
men IN the car were thrown from their
seats and injured. This is the first
outrage OF the kind in connection viii,
'''t s'fike OF the company's employees
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An ARREST MADE.
The Suspect Brought 10 Augusta and will Nav
Hearing Today.

Deputy Sheriff Forrest T. Ware o.
SEowhcGan. arrived III The city. ycstcr-
day. having in custody a man whom he
arrested Oh Suspicion Of bcing one of IA .
party who blew lie safe ut the China
post oilicc. -,iundLv nsh:. The arr, {
Was made on train OF the WiecaSsu X
,la"hcc Railroad.
The robbery occurred b.twecn u IN |
II L. VI. and the suspect arrived III NE
Albion station about midnight. After h..
boarded the train he acted very susri--
ioIsiy and seemed TO be. watching cvr,A
body within his range OF vision iii,
conductor and It gentleman G. L. Get. IN II
by name. called tho shcrin'S attention Il
tho man. on hearing The ofilc,r's name
mentioned the passenger appeared vrrs.
much asitatcd.
II" was arrc stcd and searched Some
letters ana $ll in money were found The.
arrested man os,vr great variety al
names which lie claimed to BE- his own.
They were Gvtcheli, Ed Haskell ana
Ralph Marshall. lie said. at differ ~
times, that he lived n Albion. Clinton
and the place last claimed rs his homo
was Deer Isle.
The sheriff considered the story tol1 hN
tho man Of many aliases as decide, :,
crooked ana brought him to .\tiS lSta. II
will appear before judge Andrews in i,
municipal court. this morning.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. Nov. 5.-ReturnS in the state
election from 200 cities and towns out
OF D. and l5s precincts dut of 19l in
Boston. give Crane. Rep. I16,912: Quin-
~, Dem. "A 1913. The same districts
last Year gave Crane: Rek.. 81, 1855. and
Paine, Dem, -. 1913. This shows Re
publican loss of 10 per cent. and 4
Democratic loss of 9 per dent Ii the
same ratio is maintained ih remainn.
districts Crane will have about 6J. 0(0
pl;iralitED compared WITH 1876 last
yea.
The Democrats appear to have made
slight gains in the Legislature.
Boston, Nov. 5.-Returns} from the
state election for governor in 30 cities
and towns out of 80 and IS precincts
out Of 1871 in Boston give Crane. Rep.
91.5A: Quincy. Dem, 62.06l. Same dis
tricts last year gave Crane, Rep. ll2..
42i: Paine. Dem. 61.s4l. Should re
naming districts maintain same ratio
Crane will haze a plurality Of abou,
o., 000
Boston, NQv. l5.-Returns for governor
i'll 200 cities ana towns in the state out
Of 352 and lis out of l9l precints in Bos-
tor give Crane. Rep. 1li.492; Quincy.
Dem, Il.13o. same districts last year
gay" Crane, Rep. Il, 634: Paine. Dem,
S0,eo3. Should same ratio be maintain
"d in remaining districts Crane will
have a plurality ofsGj. 900 compared with
with 1876 last year.
Lowell. Ma s.. Nov. 3.-LOwel has
given Gov. Crane II bigger vote than
last year Late rcturns point to the
Iroba bile defeat of four Republican rep
resenta,ires. Senator Sparks Dem,
has carried the, city over Charles H.
Hanson. Reply 1888 majority and is
reelected.
Boston, Nov. a.-Eeturns for governor
in 800 cities and towns out of 352 and
LIS outSof l9l precincts in Boston give
Crane. Rep. 1851; Quincy, Dem. H.
1874. Same districts in 1900 gave Crane.
Rep. 1864: Paine, Dem. 1888. This
shows a Republican loss Of 10 per cent
and Democratic loss of IA per cent.
Should remaining districts maintain
the same rate Crane will have about
10000 plurality compared with $1,000
last year.
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| toublc Is dyspepsia Of long standing
or merely a simple case of indigestion.
rellef H. prompt ana pronounced. TIE
l,S< the trouble the fewer tablets need
! be taken
ft"aviness after eating. sour stomach
az Indicated by hclching. fatigue with
slight cXcrtlon on with no eNertion nj
al. disturbed sleep. nervousness. con-
stipation. depression. blues. these
| things can commonly lie set down ~
symptoms Of dyspepsia. And dyspepsia
| is merely indigestion in an ag.rayatrd
form.
l;N promoting perfect digestion. Stu
art dyspepsia Tablet produces strong
nerves ieStfui. refreshing Sleep. pure
blood and good sound healthy nesn
'fhey make the skin clear. the eyes
bright. the mind cheerful.
Stuait's Dyspepsia Tablets Az, u
medicine and more tnan n mrdicinr
They digest the food and make il easy
OF assimilation, AMI they relieve the IN
named. diseased condition ~ ~.
meinbraneous Innings and the glands of
TIE stomach and bowels Thy helm
the digestive organs over IL. ha,1
places, aud put them inIo a healthy.
active condition. They effect n o,ick
ana permanent cure. You don, have.
L" continue taking them foreycr. sin
~ rs well To have box handy and take
one 1T the iirst-return Of the trouble.
PERFECTLY We'll people aro made sick
ny eating too much. or unwhnlesome
food. hut not if they take a tablet after
ealing. Treatment with Stuart's Dys
fepSla Tablets does not nac.se;,,,
dieting or any change of habits. They
",g">t the proper food and act ,por mo
othcr Kind in such II way as 10 make !,
pass off quickly ana harmlcssjy. Won
may eat and drink what YOU like.
When you like. and as much as you lih.,
u YOU take Il tablet afterwards.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tables are sold hy
al druggists at "a cents for fun size
pa"kaE-.
send t" +. a. Stuart CO.. Marshall.
Mich. for lutte book on stomach
diseases, mailed free :noyc-s
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SAFE BLOWERS At CHINA.
Postoiiice Sale Opened and Quite an Amol ut
Taken by Burglars.

China. Me. Nov. 5.-tSpeo.al).-Ch
WAS again visited by safe blowers. Mon-
day night. NOV. I. The outer and innc,
doors Of the post office We're forced "pou
and the safe blown ut o'clock. The cX-
ploSion WAS heard by Mr. ana Mrs. Tit
comb. Mo keep the hotel just opposite
The post Office. They also saw TWO mtn
vino doubtless We're the robbers. The men
took the contents Of the safe and He'd ~
once. Mr.. Titcomb notified Postmaster
Naehburn as soon AZ possible and who,
hr reached iii" Office he found the >lit
complete wreck.
omit" an amount OF money, some be-
longing Ia Mr.. WaShbUrn and some IL III,
post office department, and many priV3t'
pIlicrs We're taken. The amount ri m"n !
~ ana stamps taken has not Vet be, n
reported. The robbers fed in the Gree
tion of Albion. ~ shown hy the fact th4t
they dropped some of the private paper =
in tile north ptrG nf the village.
IL VII Only Il few months ago that an
ms lccc>>ful IlICmpt was mad" Ia brrHh
this same safe. ii WAS bored but no.
blown AT that time. There il rs Yet 10
clue 10 the rpbbcrS.
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TO FIGHT iNJUNCIlONS.
Chicago Labor Unions Form League TO Protect
Their Legal Rights.

Chicago. NOV. j.-l.aborS scheme 70"
An organization to fight the injunctions OF
Judges and court against ST. keS has bo-I
realized by the foundation OF the thira-
90 Anti Injunction. League 1T a spe.i y
meeting of til. officials of the Chicago
Federation OF Labor. Monday night.
PrOvi. on for starting fund to wage
war in court against the Imprisonment OF
any strikers OF pickets under the iniunc-
ton processes is Il notabl" feature Of tn n
n"w movement. Alleged abuses whit il
are to lie fought with special vigor ANA
persistence are the practices by which the
attorneys 81 industrial combinations arc
declared to have "railroaded' striker
ana strike sympathizerS to Jail IN III
junction .proceod n"S.
Frequent use OF tn" writ Of habeas cor
pus is threatened and in ease that tl.'
alleged arbitrdrinesS ut the judge is not
voluntarily restricted or compelled ny Az
Natinn. thc injunction League wit
no; hesitate To ASK for the impeachmc u
"i members Of the jury on charges Of "I,-
pi"SSl"n of Tie citizen and iljt"i"ts.iuc"
in oflirr
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kENNEBEc.
EAST l.E..ADFIELD.

Clarence Dudley shot two deer near
AZ Meadow Brook in this place and
wounded = third, Wednesday.
X. y. Smith has. since the death ~
lie father, the late H. 6. Smith. d.
I'D - u remain on the home farm and
can" ,"r his mother. Mr.. Smith gives
III q lu'lativ" position i'll the hospita.
ut Palmer. Mass. where he has been
employed for nearly year. He will m
gage in poultry raising ana the manu-
seizure of gents wnnlen hose and IN
arg his dairy.
charley Jones. who has been The
guest of ". II. Holmes the past week
has returned to his home in Massachu-
sets.
". T. Mace. besides filling his large
silo will harvest about 21i bushels
sound corn. \ party of friends and
ming ana an old-f fashioned huSking les
Reminded those present OF the days Of
long ago When such events We're more
common than AT The present day. Bro
fer"ival Of Manchester was the live
Hest boy in the lot a regular har-
vest supper was served from II to
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs George :. Hutchinson
Of East Monmouth. visited relatives
here last week
{. c. Morrill,. superintendent of the
cemetery, has graded several fine lots
for different persons ana added to The
aTIearaAc" OF the yard. Mrs. J. f.
Lewis has a pretty lot and has 4 lin"
nNDnllElpnt ordered fran,
ties. Mr.. Lewis resided in this place
st v"ral years and at the time of his
death vas postmaster in Winthrop.
NORTH WAYNE
Miss Lora Wells has returned from.
New York
MI ard Mrs. Edwin Atkinson came
from Oakla nd, Wednesday,
\ prayer-meeting was held in the
vestry. Wednesday evening. by the
BAPTIST society of Wayne. \ goodly
number Were present
Dogs are still! doing much damage
among sheep. Four owned ty &. NJ.
Stevens have been killed and several
bitten. Elhanan Smith reports two
killed and one bitten.
Asylum Lodge of F.. ana a. NJ. had
a public installation recently which
was Very much enjoyed by all present.
The ceremony was very ably and i'm
rresslVely performed by Installing
oii'cer Z. W. Crosby. The audience
was mighty entertained with select
readinG by tw" young ladies from
heht $ Hlll. and music by Miss
thencry OF Livcrmorc and Miss
chandler of Wayne Next was the
surprise given the brothers by Sister
PlKe presenting them in a very able
manner In behalf Of the sisters. with Il
peauti1ul picture Of the late rresi-
"eht anu an easel. After this a
plchlc- supper was served. Among tho
brothers present was Thomas Wing.
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met BOW ON.
chooners Jacob S. WinsIow
and {. R. Kirk Collide.
Formers Headgear Carried Away
Latter Cut to the Waters Edge.
Wjnslow Makes New York. but Fate Of the
Kirk is Unknown.

New York. Nov. The big Portland.
Ne, schooner Jacob s. WinSlow, which
arrived, Monday, from --denoS Ayr"S,
was in collision with the schooner f..
*. Kirk. bound from New York for
Virginia. off Sea Girt. \. j.. last Fri
day night.
The vessels met bow on. The Wins
low had her bowSprit snapped off and
her head gear came down. The Wins
lows bow crashed into the Kinks side.
Quitting her down to the waters edge.
The Winslow anchored. the Kirk
drifted clear. and at the same time her
maumast went by the board. carrying
away the main and mizZen topmasts.
As nothing was seen of the Kirk the
following morning, il was supposed W
the WinslOw's people that she pro-
cccdcd or went 10 anchor under the
lana.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. ..-Onc hun
dred and forty-four precincts IN Cin-
cinnati give Nash. Rep, for governor,
1873; Eilbourrc, Dem. t464. Indications
are that the Republican county ticket
Il elected ny over COCO plurality.
Cincinnati. No.. 5.-Thirty-si pre-
cincts in Cincinnati give Nash Il ma
joriiy oil 1900 over kilbouine.
Cincinnati. nov. Senator Foraker
Claims the recollection Of Gov. Nash by
ca. 400 plurality. with both houses of the
Legislature safely Republican. Hamii-
ton county is said IL b.. Republican by
mote than l0.oN'.
Cleveland. NOV. ...owinE TO m almos (,
General scratching OF tickets the count
is rrogrcsSinE very slowly. Ten losisla-
tive c:tH,iidnj.s and coIr state senators
w"rr elected in this co1ntN, today. tip 10
no J.. NJ. no, Il single precinct in The
city had been heard from
Columbus. Ohio. NOV. with the cx-
ccption ot this comfy, where the result
is attributed to the Liquor League ana
kilbourn"'s popularity, the Republicans
nav" made gains on the returns received
mp to $50 ut which hour the Republicans
| claimed a plurality in ohio much SicaIrr
th3n tw" years ago. when Nash's plural
it% waS I9.01% This will make the i.cEiS-
!aturc surely Republican in both branch
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the Oldest member Of the lodge. who IL
=. years old. He was called upon for
remarks and responded chcerfIlly. lie
| j. very wei preserved and bids Fair 10
bc with them for some time to come.
y short time ago the lodge presented
him with a very handsome past mas
tors apron. which he wears with much
pleasure.
| HEADFIELD.
! Roy. Mr.. Walker returned from
Por tlaud, Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Manter have
returned from n visit Of "a week In lios
ton ana vicinity.
Bert Packard and Levy HAYES will
start for their place Of business in Den
Yer. COL, soon
Mrs. J. q. Allen Is with relatives in
!icrna.
;. y. Fogg is spending a few days
with friends in Auburn.
| ,Iy !. tan down stairs James X. Nor
tons littlc daughter sustained a severe
| Injury To tn. back.
| Walter Williams has gone in busint s.
over the Mcdonald store.
| \. T. Swift has been and is still very
active AT cider making. He is making
| much more than usual.
Farmers have their falls work wei
| advanced. Much land is being prepar-
ed by them for their next year crop
E"adh I'D 'ranee VIII h"ia ''S "i'i''''i
banquet at its hail. Friday evening.
More than 10 enjoyed the bountiful
supper al Gilo'y hall recently. furnish
Cd ~ the Methodist sabbath school
after which the program arranged and
| carried out by Miss Sara Lillian F"gg
Was much opnlaudad and enjoyed by
all
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. The polls In
Nchra. ka closed nj i T.. NJ and the
count began al that hour. Six hundred
votes Wcrr sworn in al Lincoln. which
win bring IN" total nearly ~ Ia that
OF two years ago. W. ]. Bryan. having
failed t" loEister. sw"rr in his vut,
early Ill TIE afternoon. declaring him
Sell Il Democrat.
Omaha. Nrb., NOV. 5.-Eeporte nom
the stat" Indicate Il Republican ma
jority on III" state ticket of ,:nn1 to Iun6
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson Miss. Nov. The weather.
today. was clear and cold. but rs only
The offices If state treasurer and Sec
rotary of state We're to be filled. little
interest was manifested in the election
Indications are that the temporary in
cnmbcnts, George W. cafisle and J"-
s'ph W. Bowers. DEMOCRATS. who are
appnintccS of GOV Longtime. have been
alpcted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-06
NEW YORK STATE.

New York, Nov. i.--Prcsident Eoo.c-
vclt'S district, the fifth. in the town ot
Oyster Fay. L.. l.. was carried by
Doughty the Republican candidate Tor
the Assembly, Ky , ma jnrity. ana hy
Nicman. DEM, for district attorney. by
81 nA iOrity.