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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

! Dr. Samuel ]. Hoffman. of Shenandoah
county, will run in a losing fight. Mr..
Hay has visited Winchester on numerous
occasions and has by his presence stimu-
lated the situation somewhat by speaking
at various places in the county DIR.
Hoffman has been here once and his
visit pa ssed off almost unnotcetl
Mr. HAY has increased the regard IN
which he is held by the citizens of Win
chester by promising that he will. If pos
sible secure for this city a public build
ing. He has been assured of the Co
operation of Senator Martin who spoke
here on last Thursday evening. In many
other WAYS he has clinched his hold on
his constituents, and is man also high
" regarded by the Republicans.
{ The Republicans are very apathetic.
and have had no public speaking in this
section. Dr. Hoffman is not we'll known
hara and were he, he would have to be
i;,,,re ia \ tt,act one Democrat from Mr..
Tvs &standard While there might be
~ motive in the Repu blican Inertia. yet
there is nothing for the Democrats to
fear It is believed the Republican man
arers realize that DIR. Hoffman has no
show, and they hope by snow OF IN
d;frerence to lull the Democrat into q
feeling of security and lassitude. thereby
making him Indifferent to voting next
TUESDAY and thus decreasing Mr.. HAYS
majority.
cause shrin1iage in thevote. nut "a.
Panuh,ican vote will suffer more. j.
Winchester under the old registratiot
there we're 1871 voters on the books; IN
der the new registration there are but
756. Of this unmber there are but tWen-
tv-six colored voters. whereas there W we're,
80. In Frederick county there We're : as''
voters under the old registration: liflde~
the new law there are LBS. Of these
there are. fifty colored II is an accepted
fact that the greatest loss is to the Re-
publican party. The great essparItS p.
tween ,l,as old ard new vote in the city
IS due to the elimination of the negro
vote. and the fact that many Of. the
names on the old poll books We're those
Of dead men while quite a number OF
residents had moved to other local1tles
ana. had not secured transfers. The gen
eral result will not affect the dominant
plrtyssto any serious extent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
MAYNARD IS ALL RIGHT
d He VIII Be Returned from Second by a
Good Majority

-
Gspeeial DisT7atch 10 The Times,)
s NoRI19I.il M. NOV There fas-er
was anttei campaign h.sre Tor a coil-
gressional ELECTION IN thfs city Ilflfticil-
iafiy. ;igare iS little or no ezideEre tn3lt
campaign is ~ iola gFess. NOBODY talks
about j and ii 4Yilsstls hat egefstSlle le-
CARDS / rs So sSell settled that Ilstt4y I4.s
Maynard the Democratic lamtfee, Mil
be elected ~ a large majority, hat no
iltes.est IS taken iii tho result cartaiHIy
flltr,sss isssflo doubt as 10 tlte result and
therefore, there Is M care as 10 The
mems to- accomplish that inevitable re-
sltlt.
The ratification meeting #of the Refnb-
licafls here las>t week was 4 disanpon{-
lilent The small aumter OF persons w335o
eafuesto approve tho canaidacV I'll Kol}sYt
st lf5gh.ss SitaW53d that tho nlallaeei's Of
the IlirtS had made a mistake III the OK
5ectatton thatltlls business men among
the Democrats would desert 10 the&stiltld-
ara bearer who promised tlaat his I'M
:llielle. and connection With the Republic
can parity would assure prosperity here
ana pleaty Of wt}tk NJ tie NAVY Yard,
for Those Who voted lleht.
The audience WAS SeliStll arid NOT ell-
,fligsastic The speech OF Judge L. l..
Lewis, of Richmond. Was below tl,esstalld-
ard OF l1olitissti addresses here Ibis nlstl4-
.l,.r was tltill 5ila PROS. and Tie sittjcct
snattef MAS the tiitS8ine denlag0sN Of
tifteen years ;ieg=-tflat of am appeal To
work ii3elalssu and business men because
tie shadows Of#diSastef alleged IL haze
noye,5,.i ovt5,. the country at the tilile Of
the nomination Of CLEVELAND
Mr. Hughes admitted that he was
selected to run for Congress not be-
cause he wanted tie office, bljt because
lis resf,eetability and social conileetiosls
r Y ~ 49,. /, \ n 80. +. 4,FsAg td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
,aisn for the Democrats in this county

paisn for the#Den1ocrats in this county
was at Museville Saturday by Hon. W.
p. Barksdale. of Halifax. The cam
paign has been live one from the very
beginning and game fight has been
made by both sides, but the most conserv-
alive entertain no fears Of Congressman
Swansons defeat, but estimate his ma
jolitv in the district in the thousands.
The counties of Carroll. Grayson and
Floyd viii very probably give the Re-
publican nominee a majority which will
be Offset by Swanson's majority in Henry
and Franklin, leaving Patrick to break
even on and q large majority from the
city of Danpille and this county. Mr..
Swanson has made several speeches N
every county Of the district during the
campaign and from thesve ifst has
tried TO divide time with his opponent al
lowing Davis to dictate the terms. but he
would not accept under any conditions
but has followed Swanson pretty close in
this county and is reported toEbe usGg
considerable money. Davis for several
days past has been holding three meet
ings a day in the northern part OF the
county, assisted by Hon. thomas Lee
Moore. d strict Attorney.
Mr. Davis chief topic is THE disfran-
cilised negroes, who attend his meetings
largely. but their voice in the coming
election W IL be exceedingly small. as only
two hundred and FOURTEEN We're regis
tered i'll this county, wnicu is about
per cent. Of the old registration
Mr.. Swanson's friends are very sangrine.
of his carrying the district by a large
ma joritv and this may cause some to
remain away from the polls, but those
in position to know say Swanson will
receive between 5.O.l#and 3. 800 out of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
SIXTH DISTRICT
Carter Glass Vii. Win by Safe Majority
for Both LONG and Short Terms.
(Snecial 4Dispatch ia The Times.o

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
TgY Nc filSt5 t;G \ a., Novefnhei. i.--i' here
is not the slightest doubt that the Demo
Gratis Viii win a big victory In the sixth
District and that their candidate. Mr..
Carter Class Will he elected 10 Congress
e by an overwhelming majority. Mr.. Glass
is candidate for both the short or HneX-
@rifeCi term and fol.#the fun term in the
Fifty-eightll Congress For the snort
term besides Ar. Glass. there is only
one other candidate. and he is James
Selden Cowdon, who seems to be running
as independent. There is no probability
that Cowdou will receive any votes at
all and consequently for this phase OF
the contest Mr.. Glass Will have a walk
over. For the long term there are tour
cauidates-NIr. Glass, Democrat; James
Salden Cowdon. Independent: Aaron era
nam of Clristiansburg Prohihitlonist,
and IA. d. #McTier,# of Roanoke. Socialist.
IN this contest Mr. Glass Will in al! like
lihood receive at least ninety per cent.
of tile vote.
Reports from various parts Of the dis
ztrict show that absolute harmony IS
reigning III. tha@rarks OF Democracy. ana
from present indications it would take a
miracle or an earthquake to snatch sue
cess from the party. 1t is stated that
the PrGt1ihitionist Will receive quite q
numberzofs Republican votes al some pre-
ciIlcts#in the western part of the district.
but this llsnot materially affect the
ASPECT OF things. As surely rs the sun
* Shining, Air. Glass Will be the next
s Congressman from the Sixth District
Che, registration in LNnchhnrg and In
nearly all precincts sof the district SHOWS
I. falling off in both the white and the
colored vote, but the decrease among the
negroes has been so much greater than
frat Of The whites that the result of the
new registration promises largely IN
creased majorities for the Democratic
party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
November Colds Should Not Be al
lowed TO Develop into Chronic
Gatarrh.
Pe.ru-na Cures Cold Promptly and
Permanently.

u am glad to recommend Peruna. as
it has done SO much for ME. had been
a great sufferer from catarrhal Gods
Until was urged TO try Peruna. and
Is am happy to say that it has entirely
cured me. l shall never be without 1t
and most cheerfully recommend 1t to
others VINO are aiti.cted as 1 have been.
Katherine Dauter. $50 18th ST., Mil
uautsee. WIS.
Most people think the success OF Pc
rlna depends upon the use of adrer-
tisements. Undoubtedly the advertise
nents help some. But by FAR the great
est number of people who hear of Pc
runa have their attention called to it
by q friend.
Some one gets cured Of chronic catarrh
by Peruiia. After he is certain of his
cure lie Is sure TO recommend it TO his
friends. sf'r1end recommends 1t to friend
and the news spreads from tongue to
tongue.
'AII5the advertisement in the
world could not make Pe-ru-na
as popular as it is. That is the
reason people like it. Peruna
cures very stubborn disease.
lat is why everyone re
commends it. Peruna cures
chronic catarrh after al other
remedies fail, which explains why neigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
LAMB Is ALL RIGHT
VIII Findit Easier TO Beat Three OPP
ooparts han One,

VIII Find If Easier TO Beat Three OPP
ponents ] han One.
II would be unfair to Captain Lamb 10
dignity inc congressional campaign III.
the Third I9istIiGt rs Applying toslt 1lle
term fight There has been no 3sembiance
81 fight Inaeed II has not been ip4.tSt
necessary for The Democrats 10 hcstir
themselves in any seetioa Of the dtstrFst
10 any considerable extent. The warm
primary struggle between NIessrs. Lamb
and Nailace left no scars and the iatter5s
friends Viii line up nlanfully for the
former on Tuesday.
WiilI the Democratic strength united
ard harmonious the standar1-bearefs Of.
that party goes forth IN confidence 70.
iriat.t all opponent which is lacerated and
tni9l l,v factional differences There are
til3ee OF ff5ilr aIlti-D Democratic candidates
against Captain Lamb. Until yesterday
there were even more, but a letter Of
Withdrawal was G Ven out by Phil Har-a
ais. one OF the independents. last night.
The others viii likely stay in. MIR. W..
Il. Edwards. of West Point, claims to be
tie regular Republican nominee. while
t.4o;afst,ist' W. L. falley. Of Hanover,
prts forth a Ike claim. Either of them
7voiI!a prefer the reelection of Captain
Lamb 10 that OF The other Republican
ca41aidate. and 50 it goes.
Pine result viii be that If the white
paopie will#turn out pronerly Lambs ma
jprity viii he very large. On full turn
oai he would carry the district by 1000
ar 5000 With the ltsllt vote that is
anticipated, ii will not fall belora 1000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
SOuTHALL'S MAJORITY
There is Practically No Opposition
n,ocyats in5the Fourth,
cinl nisnat..h 10 Ine Tines,

* ~ Gtie- t1 Z 10 i
r,E1-5.isc IsFsI My iInactivitv
u, = t1t5 Ie,,,f4f;3fis. and RepiIiilican
s., f,,;l,ri3 congressional Dis
80, Iii ,,15.,,...f.t.rizt ff9s congressional
i.13i,,es ,,-I,i5 II, 3l;as i7l;l,.. next Tues
~ ,rj,a aISly interest created was in
ii5ss Ilsf,ioc1.3tic primary in which the
est,lf4i dates worked hard for the nom
49,; ~,
Sr,. /, Z, so,,ti,alI5a at Amelia will re-
,5,I II l,ajtI tllaf5 he mas l,islc,i-
~ A1I r Vaughan
~ \ ,9,.sl;;a r}91. itt,t.pentent candidate is
IIof claimed l,v any slartl. I'fle negroes
49,: f#it t1a hood -prktsd into the.
5Ii519,51,, fl f7Y.t4 Who is nett Iat.r 4 Dam
o,.,:tt 4 I9ot3IIssst nor a Republican, The
M, 9511t,f,t4to any
st54;i,s, j515a This district The ne
,s,.gtt5 ii ss#sY}Sfsa a,5itb tIIp y;,x thew
{ haze lses3I, lfl.3ts,l bv tlla White RepuDli-
~ M ,, i. IL t5,s ,.slrs.' in
lift5ss He does not believe. that the white
ls,splIbli,.l,Is il;l5-c.S treated the negro
Voters iif&tlr
-Ist5iSI9 THEM TO STAY. .AAN7.AY
IL l565yal3 ana Thomas II Brown.
,t,.,455{i}t..,5 ,7ts.rnfS have sent circlI-
i.,1,s 49, ,,Sr,si,a Sill: district. urging
I1i,siI, II st;lQ from t,leI,hiIs oll@ election
sC;iRs ITflf.r say, the negroes cannot at
to,,i s1lI,,1s59-, am iudeoe,lct,,ai but will
attend Id stamping our the practice on
i45.s ,r31t55.,1t. ti5t,sa who Simply grail, al
,r,5.sSt,A "a Nh. fi.sd tG.#le:ty,e the
IMPRESSION witi3 the Nst oflal Republic
,IIt maria. that thtsy ara doing sonnet hing
f4ar I24r,f5 5jf. ,{}E,ll when intact they are
.st 3I3S., VENT T,a,,i5.at5I;l sing thel.
Ava, sfs,As iI{s@i,ffit.s and behind closed
doors l.5eJ4Ils-i1t., the negroes They de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
APATHY IN SEVENTH
liayis Very Popular, but Or. Hoffman IS
but Littir x own.
Special 1e::..:ii;ssstci1 to The Tin-es-)

MANCHESTER. w. November 1.-The
situation i'll this sc northern end Of the
seventh Congressional District, is not by
any means regarded as critical by the
Democratic party. As a matter Of fact.
If the situation is the same throughout
the district, watch we believe to be. the
case then Hay VIII have one of the
easiest victories next Tuesday that has
ever fallen 10 his lot.
There is. considerable apathy IN the
ranks. of ghn.ll parties more especially
among the Republicans. 1t seems tllat
their only desire is to preserve the party
organization. and to all appearances they
act as il then. candidate for Congress,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
THE TO|NNOE WELDON
MAKES BIG STRIDES
New Buildings Give a City Ap-
pearance to the Place.
The FAIR OPENS THIS WEEK
MIR. Browning Owns a Box of lynch
burg Tobacco Purchased During
the Confederate Rebellion.
The Election VIII Be Quiet.
The FAIR OPENS THIS WEEK
lsnncinl nisnntch to rhe Ti1nes.l


WELDON, n. c., November The old
town of Weldon. which during the Civil
War earned the soubriquet OF "A town
with a top over it. on account Of the
immense rai.ro4d she'd when was then
the piinupa! structure OF note here, LAS
recently taken on new life, and is; now as
Stunning ely airs.
BLOCKS Or, RteICk BUILDINGS
Amone, the handsome b.ick blo~ ks now
nearing compilation is the P.erce-!Nh
head Hardware ComptnyES store, % Y 100
feet. two-story. and with over two thou-
sand feet of floor space, and all TO be
occupied b. TIE owners. Next in order
comes Mr.. Edwin Cl4rllss nsw two-story
brick building. an ornament 10 the north
east corner of Wash ingtou Avenue and
THIRD Streets. fifty feet By ninety. MIR.
Clark will occupy the entire building
Near the site of the old railroad sAe.l
ana btilt upon the lot on which stood
TIE old hall of We d ms literary s9ciety
is Major T. L. EEnrvs 3 .dS/ - s%o-
story. brick building. containing four .afge
store rooms and elegant halls, tie L { OF
WilIch has not yet bean fully determined
And last. but not east TIE srecen b L X
buildings, is the mercantile building that
Major j. r. Ciooch is navfng bait on
First Street. in locality formerly c>n-
siSting of small frame tumble down build
ings, and with some fifteen or twenty
new dwellings now receiving the tin.stt-
ing touches of carpenters AID pa nters. 1t
would certainly appear to visitors that
Weldon is keeping step III the line of pre-
greSS.
COMING; ANNUAL, FAIR.
Everything is now complete for the
twenty-seventh annual fair. which be-
gins here next Tuesday. Several fast
racers were received this week. stsd to-day
tLe streets begin to present true hosl-
day appearance The tahir Is here al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
FLOOD WILL WIN
The Republicans Have Carried on an
Active Campaign in Augusta.

\
Especial dispatch to The Times.)
STAuNTON. VA. November There
is very little interest being manifested
here in the approaching election for con-
gresham from this district. The Demo-,
| Gratis feel so certain that Hon. Fl. D.
Flood VIII be elected by II Eoverwhelm-
ing. ma ioritS- that they are taking very
little. interest in the campaign.
The Republicans seem to be making
politics pretty warm in the county and
feel certain of carrying the county by
good majority. giving as their reason
that they have made a much more ac
| tive campaign than the Democrats It
is possible. but hardly probable, that the
county will give Republican majority.
but If 1t should it will be so small that
the city. by its large and safe Demo-
cratic majority. will largely overcome
that of the county.
There is no doubt but that Colonel
James lyons and his friends are doing
some active and effective work. but on.
election day there is no danger of the
Democrats allowing apathy to get hold
of them and keep them from the polls,
but they will he on hand and cast their
ballot for their nominee and present con-
| gressnlan f!lEwhose lands their interests
have been so carefully guarded in the
past.
White only is or 10 per cent. Of the.
coored vote was registered in this city
and not that much in the county, yet
/ the Republicans claim that the new reg
sistration has not hurt them nearly as
much as is supposed
Some special bargains for this week.
Ivory or CellIaloid Starch. &c. paeisag e::
Large Cans PIE Peaches. &c. can: Large
| Gus Fest TshIe Peaches, &c. can: Ora ted
! Pineapple. lsit.ss can. DC: Bakers Choco-
late or Cncoa. 10c.; Whole Sweet Pickles,
1Sc, qt.; Good Sweet Cider. 25c. gallon
/ New Virginia Buckwheat. ic orr lbs.
25c.; Hecker's Ruckwheat, ready for use,
| &c package: New Swi;zer Cheese &c.
| Ii New Itnlerger Chees- 15c lb.. New
8Sot;r4 Ilrout. &c qt.: New Java Coffee, To-
IL: Lion C.f.se. &c. slb.; Silver X ing Flour.
I SilG barrel. 26c. bag. always pleas s:
/ oyster Crackers or Cracker Dust &C. ID.
We always have large supply of Butter,
/ Eggs Chickens. and all kinds of Eese-
Ists bles always on hard.
S LLLM-ANts son. 3 sto,es.
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time heretofore, since, as a. rule. only
the intelligent people, men who do not
sell out, viii do the voting.
The contest IN the Ninth District IS,
perhaps. the most interesting one in
the state at least from the standpoint
of testing the effect Of the new resistra-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

Hon. John Whitehead. secretary OF the
District Committee and member of the
General Assembly. puts the statement
in SPECIFIC form. He says that the dis-
tiict will give a majority of 5000 or lo.eVo
votes for Maynard. as follows:
MaSnard's majoriies In the cities are
estimated thus: Norfolk $50, Ports
mouth. Loo. Newport News. 500; VIII
liamshurg, 100; Total. 400
The votes in the counties estimated are:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

People who have been cured by
Peruna many years ago have been
eager to recommend Peruna to their
friends ever since. This is the way Pc
runa is advertised. 1t advertises itself.
It's merits are its chief advertisement.
Once cured OF so distressing and exas-
perattng a malay as catarrh. It becomes
the duty OF every one to pass it along:
to call the attention of those who are
still victims to a remedy that rarely
fails to cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

when | found myself with bad
case of catarrh OF the head and
throat Peruna was the first
thing that ! thought Of.
And my convictions were not wrong.
for ii, Il few weeks after using Peruns
Systematically I was entirely rid of thiS
assravatlns and distressing disease
catarrh.
IL people knew how efficient Peruna
was for this trouble they would not
hes tate to try It. | have all the faith
in the world In It. and have never known
OF a case whepe the person was not
cured In 4 short tnie."--Jennie Dr.s-5
coll.
If YOU do not derive prompt and sat.
isfactorv results from the use OF Pe-
runa write at once to DR.. Hartman.
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and he Will be pteaseet TO give you his
valuable adHice gratis.
address DE-. Hartman President OF
The Hartman sanftartum. Columbus, o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
Beware Of Cheap Imitation Of Pc
ru-na-Be Sure That You Get
Pa-Tu-na.

There are no substitutes for Peruna-
Allow no one TO persuade you that there
IS something Just as good. The sue
cess of Feruna has tempted many peo-
pie to devise cheap limitations. Beware
of them BE sure that you get Peruna.
Miss Jennie DriscoF, $40 Putnam Ave-
nue. Brooklyn. \. Y. writes:
II heard so much in praise Of Peruna as
a specific for catarrhal affections that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

re1dy, and the woman who eats EN- alivG
is upon dc K with her 81 Re ing raras her
MALTA getting ready#fcr the b 4 fats, sidt
shows. rubber ball vendors. and the men
who run TIE easy e., little games ara
In evidence. many Of whom came in this
morning from the Raleigh fair.
RECORD sMAsHER
All indications point to record
sulssher Many articles for exhibition
are coming in en- every train. and the
people Will be here from all sections OF
! th, two States-Virginia and Caro.inar-
twin sisters. between whose borders there
is no dividing line.
Perhaps the old st bo;x of manufactured
tobacco in the world is uwtleu By sir.
&. Il. Browning. OF Littleton in Halifax
county He purchased the tobacco in
Lynchhnrg during the wnr or j-st prior
to- a declaration Of lostlIittes. 1t weighs
los pounds, ard was manufactured by
4 man named Gibbs in lS52e. or tftare.
abouts
PAID NO REVENUE.
The tobacco, OF course. aatedates the
war revenue Internal revenue stamp act,
and bears no stamp OF any KIND. Mr.
Browning keeps the box OF tobacco on
exhibition IL his store, but it IS not Tor
sale 1T any price He recently had an
amusing contac. with a revenue N pactor.
The young, man walked inso tne stors
ana eyed tie box WIFI an oiliciai express
sion of having run acr0ss a great find.
Els called Mr.. Browning aside and Inc
formed him that he would have to Siezo
the box OF tobacco MIR. Browning huS
rrEorecI him along fer awhile. but VIXEN
Ee saw that reyenuer was about to carry
his threat into execution, he produced
II the invoice for the tobacco and other
data. showing that the tobacco was much
cider tsan ..Gfncie sam s revenue law
applying to goods OF that kind. and was
therefore q law within itself
ABOVE PRICE
Some time ago q Richmond tobacco
manufacturer offeret. Mr.. Browning 800
per pound In gold for the old plug. but
WIS told that it was not for sale. He
will place it on exhibition with. tie origi-
nal bills. bills OF Iatiing etc.. at the
Worlds Fair in St. Louis in L50t.
THE; ELECTION.
The election here next Tuesday win b
very quiet from present Indications.
ia -a .is hardy any opposition To the
rex lr Democratic ticEet. The indepen-
dents nave been forced to- the conclusion
that their cake is dough- and that tho
regulars will have 4 regular walk-oveH.
Judge Hill. who opposss Judge Clark lor
chief Justice. has considerable fol owing
in ire county. and his vote wi run ahead
OF the vote that will be given to the in-.
dependent county ticket
Mrs. Herbert Gray. with Misses Ada
;,nG Nellie Gray. left Tuesday fer Cum
fefland Va. where they will be the
guests of Mrs. o.. II. F'l;pDea. Later the
Misses Gray will go TO NorthifeId their.
fcne, for q visit OF some length.
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MAYNARD 5 majority In counties....943
Maynards majority in cities ......sl0

a FOREIGN MISSIONS
The only way TO attack that majority
in II contest before Congress, will be
that Of counting the negro population
and employing The presumption that all
negro men and boys who might have.
voted would have voted for the Repub-
licaf candidate. But it Is not Regarded
as probable that Mr.. Hughes will con-
sent to that resort. He is more ike
~ to seek q foreign mission
His taste and culture are better suited
for that than for a Congressional seran-
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81 J .

Grip cpidcmics occur in alter
nate years. This is Grip year,
ma il behoovcs you TO prepare
Yourself against an attack OF.
this disease, which leaves more
hesolation and wrecks than a
plaque. Wear WOODEN under
clothing. avoid exposure. eat
nourishing food, keep free from
excitement and worry, and.
above all prevent and break up
every Cold, great and small, by
using Dr.. Humphreys Specific
..SEyENTY-sEN
49, IL consists ola small vial of
pleasant pellets fits the vest
pocket.
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