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Hempstead Locals.

Hampstead Texas, November s.-Letters
Of guardianship was granted by the court
today to j. Geller upon the estate of
Abraham Green, minor; bond placed at
Si0ON.
The annual accounts OF j. B. White
side, guardian OF Frank 6. Whiteside,
minor was examined aud approved by the
court.
The commissioners court meets Monday
to canvass the returns of the election aud
viii be iu session the entire week.
ATTORNEYS Kcct McDade, w. J Poole,
A. j. Harvey ana X. T. Tompklns are IN
Brnokshirc today in attendance at Justice
court OF hat precinct
District clerk McDadc returned home
today after weeks absence in Beaumont
and Houston.
The town IS full Of people today aud
the merchants are doing a good business
Misses johnnie Petty and Sallic Muhan
left for Houston yesterday evening.
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TRIAL is NOW ON.
Richardson ard Mason Charged with
Conspiracy to Murder.

Richardson ard Mason Charged with
Conspiracy to Murder.
ri Paso. Texas, November s-This morn.
ing when G. r. Richardson and w. NJ
Mason were arraigned In the justice court
on tho charge Of conspiracy Of sw milling
the New York life Insurance company, a
second warrant charging them With con
spiracy to murder Gray the comnapy's de.
tectlve, was sworn out. Then Mason, for
the hrst time learned that Gray WAS de-
tective In the service ~ the Insurance. com
panN. lhe Information caused Mason 20
stagger Ike drunken man. He tainted W
the cuurt room aud suffered n complete
collapse and had to be hauled back 10 the
jail In wagon. Two phys clans lientlhed
Cray as the man Richardson introduced
70 them on the 1Uth Of last month as Mar
snail Sangunc. Richardson had Gray, an 3
Sanguinc. examined Tor 81 SlOO,U.Npoicy
ia the New York Life Insurance company:
Richardson. whose position with the IN
surauce company was thnt " instructor ot
agents takes his troubles indihcrcntv aud
company are 20 blame Tor what he MS
done, Hamilton Croker, state surerlntend-
ent Tor the company. was on the witness
stand today ana identified Mason as the
same Richardson introduced to him as VIII
lis Meredith 90 Hot Springs Ark, last
spring Cashier Adams of Dallas National
bank testified that Richardson introduced
Mason 10 him MS Merldith md his back
/ loaned Merldlth 5000 ON $4,000 policy on
denly IN Chihuahua Mexico. and VIII 80
! ne uolicy named Merdith Beneficiary.
| Detective Gray will take the witness
stand Monday
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oLD POEMS,

THE BATTLE OF SHILOH III
(By NJ. b. Smith of COMPANY =
Regiment. Texas Noluntesn
Air. 1.-The Wandering sas!'
Come all you valiant soldiers anl II
1t is Of noted battle. you al
WE'LL - Vi
your blood to chill.
Il was the famous battle that w
on Shiloh Hill,
1t was the sixth Of April, Just AZ
The drums ms and fife were playing e
march away; 4. ~
The feeling Of that nour 1
still, -. av,n, M
on Shiloh HILL
About the hour of sunrise 'n'
began, .,.hsa =, 4
And before the day had yanisaea
them hand 10 hand. No,
The horrors Of the field dia NY
anguish fill, 80. Aal
For the wounded and the dyius -
Shlloh Hill
.-,rv uatIt.
There were men o.
those biocdy Ptal,5ors were n
tatnefs, sohs gna
TN the slalt- ,,.. $ sres VI
That has caused 81 -, Nile s,Ied
An from the bloody battle GOV
ON shiloh HILL
ro~a eryias n
Inc Voubutu ~
from every NheIe' Aviug vi
Nhlie otncrs' Who ,,srs
Ing God their pralh ,i6ren. NJ
'Frotect my W WI '''n
Such were the hraAels
on Sh.loh HlIi'
a.. -+ ,,5ynina We Y
Ahu cGIlE tlt
70 arms hSaLN' .,,,5ed and 4
unminalW 81 NE "
oI tAe SlNll. .-ouad sn3 vi
ne hIrusE,e VS. ,S-s tii,ed.
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RookdaIe NeMs.

Rockdale, Texas, November s-oulda,
the G-year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
b b Baxter, died yesterday afternoon
and viii be buried today at the city ceme-
terry. Deceased was a very bright little
girl and the family is one OF the most
prominent IN Ruckdale.
The Little River Medical association will
convene here On Tuesday, November 10,
for a two days session. Extensive prep
arations have been made for the enter
taiument Of the physicians, including a re
cepiou and q banquet. A good attendance
rs anticipated.
Rev, W A HAMLET and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs, h. X Hicks and Mrs J T.. Hale are
Ia attendance at the big Baptist conyen
tlon now Ia session at Waco.
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Halletsylue, Texas, November 9.--The dts
trlet convention Of the Christian church
which has been In session here has adj.
iourned. u was largely attended by preach
ers and lay delegates. Rev Homer 4. VII
son of San Antonio lecturcd Friday night
ON ''rhe Philosophy OF s. Beautiful Life 90
taking as his text "Bear yc one another's
burdens. and thus fuhll the law o. christ.
nnd he has been requested 20 return "a
Halletsyilie and lecture In the opera house,
Rev, Sanders OF Austin remained over 10
preach today,
The next convention win be held in san
Antonio
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- eAPrlsT CONVENTION.

Waco Pulpits Filled ty Visiting Ministers
Yesterday.
Waco Texas. November o.-There was no
business transacted by the Baptist general
convention today. The puIpits OF the diIer
eut churches Of the city were Alled by Wis
ltlpg ministers to the convention and there
were also services at the Baptist Tabernacle
during the day. In the forenoon, at 10
o'clock. Colonel W 3. benson Of Gaines.
vile addressed q large assembly with ref.
frcnce 70 the bronze statue that is TO be
erected on the Baylor university campus
in memory OF the late Dr. Rufus C Burle-
SON founder OF the university There is
sim a dehcit toward the erection Of the
fund and quite a large amount was raised
for the payment Of this dehcii. Al II
O'Clock Rov. +. C., Mcconnell 81 Atlanta,
Ga, corresponding secretary oI the home
mission board OF the Southern Baptist con
ventlon, preached Ht the tabernacle. AT .
O'Clock there was Baylor rally az Baylor
university, AT which time President Brooks
OF the university made an address. Al 3
O'Clock there was @ general mass meeting
/ at the tabernacle, at which place a num-
her Of addresses were made, At night the
/ services were In the interest OF ministerial
education ana were conducted by Or. j. Il.
Gamhrcli, corresponding secretary of the
, board Of missions, and Rev. George W. Nc
4 Can u Beaumont, All Of the services dur
Ing the day were largely attended.
The convention will complete its labors
I tomorrow and already tue delegates are
leaving for their homes.
Waco, Texas. November s-The great
Baptist convention has spent another great
day. This mornings session was taken up
IN hearing committee reports and general
delivery Of convention sermon. The latter
was delivered by Rev. Jen C. Ray OF Cor
sicaua and was one Of the most elegant
sermons over delivered in this city
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Lockhart Texas, November s-Aftor q
session Of four weeks. district court closes
today, and Judge Moore will leave for his
homo at La Grange this evening During
the term much important business has been
disposed Of. and the dockets have been
greatly relieved Of their congestion.
IN the case Of the Lockhart Creamery
company ard several private citizens
ngainst the city Of Iockhart to restrain
the location of sewage pits. which was
heard yesterday, the temporary Injunction
was dissolved, and the cause continued over
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Murder Cases On Trial.

Hnlsboro, Texas, November s.-The A.
J. Moon murder case went to the Jury last
night and the Jury is stlll out with It.,
Moon Is the negro who killed a rival, Mat
Hunt for showing TOO particular attention
10 his sweetheart. The evidence was very
strong against Moon His own testimony
was that he beean enraged and stopped
the woman and Hunt rose in threatening
manner and be shot him. Hunt was un-
armed Other witnesses testified that
Hunt was shot while sitting.
The Bob Poor murder case Is on trial
Poor Is alleged 10 have killed an old negro
man at Hubbard City.
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cate thai, hid IN the work Of excavating
twenty four miles OF drainage canals be-
tween this town ana Grand Lake was or
gani4cd today ipto the Inland Canal COM
pany of Gueydan, La, capitalized at SlOo'
tors j. a. Booze Of Roanoke, In presi.
dent, H. j. Curtis, vice president; Henry
L. Gueydan, secretary ana treasurer; 4, ID.
Rabbit, " Wainwright. j. l.. Mcpherson
of Abheyille and Bernard Eiche OF New
Orleans Work Is 20 begin before January
/. 1903 G. u. Rabbit Is the engineer OF
the cnmpunv.
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Nearo Wom.n ST..

bay CITY Texas, November s.-oulte a
lively shooting scrape occurred hove ~,
afternoon about 80 p. m. between c,,' ~.
OF nesfesses az negro dance han in me
o o,slI,. q ne town. It resulted IA the
MS,oul9,ink OF annie Davis. The wound in
nlcted was not a serious one IN
An examining trial vas held hv Jpst,o.
Haunt and the accused marty s"s,,ee
charged on the ground Of self.defense.
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CONVICTED Of swINoLlNe.
Two Bunoo Artists Given Six Years in
the Pen.

the Pen.
Greeuvllle, Texas. November 81. NJ.
Oden and A, ]. shaw IN Jail on charges Of
forgery entered pleas OK guilty 10 three
cases each yesterday and were sent over
the road for six years each. They came to
the county several months ago to write
crop insurance III the Texas Mutual Hal
association Of Waco and we're swelling the
business TO uncontractel proportions hy
easy multiplication of the prem ums re
CURED, these being secured by notes At
farmer reported a loss, and when the in
spector came to make un adjustment hi,
construction Of the contract convinced
number Of patrons that they had beer
tclcked. An Investigation followed and tn,
work OF the men was stopped by their ar
Test
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Bio Mestlnn AZ IA Porte

Waco Texas. November a-At meeting
Of the executive committee Of the state
Baptist Young Peoples Union held IN the
city yesterday afternoon Il was decided to
hold the next annual encampment az la
Porte provided the necessary local accom-.
modatlons can be secured u the satisfac.
tory arrangements can not be had at Ia
Porte the encampment will be held az
WaNahachle. There are more thar 1000 pNo.
pie who attend these encampments. aud
they last from a week 10 ten days
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Prakemen ~. -

GreenvIlle, Texas, Novenbar
nothhound freight train wss 49, y,
'nree miles north OF Caddo Mills Yesterday
morning and two brakemen, W. 81
Howell + Dwell and 9 A. Meadows, were severely
INJURED. An empty ear ON which the ~
men were riding jumped the troct ava ~, w
tuthea esosswlse' causing the six cars ~
tne rear 70 leave the rails ana tnrbic
selher In a mass ~ Wreckase. TO-
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Anderson, Texas. November
Lane, well known newspapsr MAJ, =,
Temple mas arrived here TO take charge
OF the newspaper plant which has been
SHOWN hiii, as me Grimes County Record. He
Anderson Enterprise aud now VIII Nv
new energy IN The Old town success v.IiI
crown bis EFFORTS. The people here ore roo ~,
tnan pleased 10 have Mr. Lane win iron,
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Admiral Kempff Goina 10 sav CIV

san Antonio, Texas, November s.-Rear
Admiral Louis Kemph who for two years
was stationed In Asiatic waters and who
is now on shore duty Of san Francisco
passed through san Antonio tonight on the
Southern Pacl6c en- route to BAY CIV
Texas, where he will remain about a wool
inspecting lands In which no is interested
ING ADMIRAL was second IN command Of The
Abiatlc squadron during tho rbircss
troueics and remained IN Eastern waters
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- 49, Round oyer.

Beeyiue, Texas. November S-Mose TIP
PIN. the negro arrested last Friday as the
party suspected Of entering the residence
Of g. n. King was given so examining
trial before Justice s. w Jack yesterday
and placed under 5000 bond, which be
failed 10 give, and was remanded 10 iail
TO await the action ~ the grand jury,
During the trial the court room was crowd
ed with spectators. but no demonstration OF
any kind was made.
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County Convict, E,.

BRYAN Texas November s. -whie worry
ing IN orushy and secluded place Nv,
miles from town this morninr. three \
the county eonviets attacked the suner,n
tendent, Mr.. W. A. Mmiiean. ana go
p p9S eta Ai Tss and took his pistol from hin
They have not vet been cantnrsS M .niuIy (,
neerS are AFTER them with 6loodhoupds. u
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Rnnns Cotton Reoeints.

Runge Texas. November s-Cotton re.
ceipts to date are 600 bales, as against
45oo last year, Our gins have turned out
4sss bales. as against total OF 29o7 bales
for last year There are l52 bales not yet
shipped out. The glDners say that the cot
ton Is practically al In.
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ntor Lodge at one time suffer defeat2 Even
Roosevelt met several defeats in his early
political career IN try, try again"
Since. the election some OF the republican
organs are advocating the placing OF John
Mitchell on the ticket as vice president
with Roosevelt IN 1904 Mitchell seems to
have done his part last Tuesday.
The Peoria Journal has discovered the
fact that wherever Admiral schley goes the
people persist In honoring him" and COM
menfs: Have they not been told that so
far from schley having anything TO do With
the naval battle on Santiago he really
ought to have been under arrest1 But il
Is strange how obstinate some people are
Count Boni will now please go away
back and spend some more Of his wife's
money.
II Corblu really wishes to discourage
matrimony among army officers, IL Is easy
TO understand what be found in the matri.
mouial prize package into which be dipped
SO recently.
II Blake Dupree doesn't lower those
county tax assessments he will so the
way that Yasmer went.
Corbln would bur barrooms near army
posts and replace them with vocal must.
and cenbacy Here's where our wouldbC
patriot sells himself for a song.
Last Tuesdays results in New York fur
nlsh assurance that the Hon. Tom Cat
Plat will come back.
-=--=
II Roosevelt pursues his plan Of tryin:
TO cot down Southern representation he &
very liable to set another bruise on hii
pcrlosteum.
Nay be now the Hon Lock Mechanic
will find time to ind out what the Buf
falo bayou appropriation bill meant.
The republican split on the tariff vii
make room for inserting a democrau
wedge, and the democrats must work to
/ gether and drive It home
Manifest destiny never got 10 a sing
blow last Tuesday, not even In Harri
county.
Those Cuban children can't slide dow
our cellar door
whore Is there a man great enough {
plunge Into the sen n politics and drag u
drowned populism hy the whiskers?
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BIG PRICE FOR HOG.

Texas Poland China Boar Sold for
Five Hundred Dollars.
sherman, Texas, November &C. d.
Hughes received check this morning for
5000 payment for enc 2.year-old Poland
china boar. This Is the highest price ever
paid for a Texas boar H Prettman of
Pckln, H., Is the purchaser.
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The Post ACKNOWLEDGE ,, ~ ~
pllmentary tickets to the ss' !. y
oil Victoria. November 4 ,ll,. Y n q
.he fne little city Of siwtgi Z
bt A populous country
show worth the money
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Poem Wanted.
a Texas Bret.

The Galveston Dallas News has printed
a neat little brochure setting forth the lead
ing facts about Texas and her principal
cities for distribution among the Chicago
capitalists now touring the State.
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jurisdiction Of Southwest Texas win be
held here on Tuesday, November is, and
about twenty ministers win be In attend.
anon
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EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON THE
HEART.

HEART.
An eject Of SO much lmph being moved
into the circulation is to load up the heart
with an increased amount Of huid rms
causes It to beat more rapidly. and to per
form more work, in order TO keep the in
creased blood supply moving The working
muscles require an increased supply or
blood while they are working. chiefly that
they may obtain q larger amount OF
oxygen. Ihat the blood may obtain more
oxygen Il must pass more rapidly TO the
lungs which again causes the heart TO
beat more rapidly. The increased cxDan-
sion Of the chest and greater rapidlty OF
breathing again reacts on the heart nv
hastenine the circulation IN the lungs. ana
so compelling the heart 10 Increase IT'S
speed IN order TO dispose OF this Increased
hpW OF blood, Ihis Increased rapldity OF
the heart, OF course. increases rhe arouur
of blood pressure IN the arteries: ma #
can be readily understood tnat the creator
the prcNAre In the arteries the more ro n-
IDLY W.l The blood flow forward. that is
10 say, the more rapidly Will IL retnrn Ia
the heart. Hence an the factors intensity
the rapidlry N the hear and tho force ~
the circulating blood
Everyone Is familiar With the results OF
q heavy GOOD Ia cleansing a Slow, tnc-i+,f /,
ditch OF stagnant water; oven weeds M,
then swept away, What | have described
" = rHculatory Hood. lnnumerable back
nHNNih' CORNERS or Inc circulation whore
movement rs sluggish, where poisonous mat
tefs collect where even weeds NAV grow
are then swept clean by the revivifvine
nood Of oNygen-lRden arterla blood nae
terra represents the weeds These arc tho
general effects OF muscular exercise "A
WIN plant lie, drainage Is as necessary as
irrigation. Muscular exercise Affects both.
tue result Is an abundant crop OF nluscuiar
tissue But the most important erect ~
muscular exercise Is Indirect IL lies M
Us influence on The abdominal ornans
Just under the ribs Is that large gland fbe
hNer Every particle ~ food Ne eat mas 10
pass through ~ changes OF great impor-
Z lance take place Ia the food there. the
( lFmph-how staguates very easily. because
i the force OF the blood stream ihrouuh N
Is very slight, owing TO It's great dirninu.
Z ton ny the long touree It's blood has nre
I Vlousy taken through the caplllaries 81 the
] Ntomach, spleen and intesineg Persons
! VINO 90 not take muscular exercise are we'll
khown 20 suffer from sluggish liver I'M
1 mediately above the liver however is the
| alaperagm1, Of midrn. that large band az
! muscle which Is the chief agent In the *.
I nanHon the lung undergoes IN bresfbing
! Every breath We take has pnmnInr AZ
i ton on the liver. Sitting long in 5ns most
/ ton, however, very often with half hllea
lnngs ana a minimnm movement or Inc
muscles or respiration does not hiring info
Play this pumping action 10 anyfhlns llke
the extent necessary for the healthy clrcu.
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Eniseon7l missierarv Council.

Corpus Christi. Texas, November o.-The
third annual meeting Of the missionary
'ouncil Of the Episcopal church OF the
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ntor Jcdge at one time suffer defeatl Even
Roosevelt met several defeats in his early
political career IN try, try again"
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DR.. Edward A. Alderman, president Of
Tulane, Ala. university, a prominent lead
er Of Southern thought. in a recent address
TO large audience OF colored people ad.
vised them that their best friends were in
personally, be said 10 an Impressive man
ner; Il want TO tell you 1.-THE negrol that
the wlsest thing You (the negro) can do on
earth is 10 conclude that you have friends
here On the SOUTH, that you need friends
her and that you are going TO deserve
friends here"
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slnce.the election some Of the republican
organs are advocating the placing OF John
Mitchell on the ticket as vice president
with Roosevelt IN 1904 Mitchell seems to
have done his part last Tuesday.
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Count Boni will now please go away
back and spend some more Of his wife's
money.
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Eugene Foss the Massachusetts, member
Of that family. takes comfort In defeat BY
asking "was NOT the great James @.
Blaine defeatedl Did not the great Sen.
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lation of the blood through !,
stooplng position esneclaily ~, sss "
tiun. but In active cNerclss ,lsason (
Of the diaphragm are extena. nrl
seen by any one who has watt y q I
athlete; SO that the mere iseseq 4
respiratory activity caused r. ,'eas (
else OF no matter what IrS' agln
move a stGgnant condition Waa
But the Intelligent rclnfores y
atural effect can I've sernr1 '5iAsai 4
necessity OF such violchce - sld
necessary 20 produce the p,r ssSa'l
desired. p1nplt,
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II Corhlu really wishes to discourage
matrimony among army officers, 1t Is easy
to understand what be found in the matri
mouial prize package into which be dippeC
SO recently.
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II Blake Dupree doesn't lower those
county tax assessments he Will so the
way that Yasmer went,
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! 4. s JoE s.ss v,cs- PRESIDENT sssipSST
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The County Maiorities.

Returns from all the precincts in
the county with the exception of
Union have been received at the re-
publican headquarters and the
approximate majoritieS have been
figured out They are as follows
@. l.. Branson, senate, 6sa: NJ. C.
Belts, representative, 500: Z. J..
Haynes. treasurer, so; c. G. Hal
phide. register. $40; Geo. II. Brooks,
sheriff, 2e4: S. C~attrell. clerk Of
courts, 90: 0. d. Stearns, auditor.
2lS; ". Abbey, probate judge, $50;
Il. +. Dundas. coroner, 2l9: W. H.
Webtser. commissioner. first district.
225; Q. NJ. R%utterfield, commissioner
third district, "a: ]. W. Giltillan
commissioner fourth district, 265
DR.. S. j.. Moore, commissioner.
fifth district, 254.
The majorities that are rendered
the republican candidates are highly
satisfactory indeed. and demonstrates
the fact that the people Of the
county have abundant faith in the
gentlemen to perform the duties of
their several officers in 4 capable
manner.
The vote that was extended O. L.
BranSon, for senator, is indeed a
very high endorsement to his personal
standing in the county, and is the
highest majority that a candidate
has received in Dawson county in
a good many years.
The socialist state ticket got a
few votes in the county and the
prohihltioniSts polle6 about the
usual number Of votes.
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Outside the County.

Over in Hanson county the demo-
Gratis carried everything with the M
ception Of the superintendent Of
schools. Alexandria. which is usually
republican by about ~ majority.
went the other way by u.
Brule county. which is one Of the
srrongholds OF democracy. is report
ed to be republican for nearly every
thing on the ticket. AL that was
saved to the democracy Was 4 few
county offices.
Chairman Crane, Of the state
central committee, WAS quoted
in the AnSuS-Laadar this morning
as saying that the state went re.
publican by plug2lI1ieS ranging IRON
N.oN 10 G&.GkN.
The republicans were successful il
carrying the election IN Sannorn ant
Aurora counties