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WISCONSIN,

Milwaukee, Nov. 4.-Wisconsin has gone
Republican by at least 5000 plurality and
Governor Robert M. LaFolette and the
complete State ticket is elected. The
Republicans will also control the next
Legislature which will elect United
states Senator to succeed Senator Spoon
er. In addition the election of eight Con-
gressmen is certain, with probably two
more, il not the entire delegation. The
candidates in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Districts are having a close run.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Nov. AT II o'clock partial
from the State indicate a falling
of in the total vote as compared with
1900 of Is to Is per cent. At Democratic
it is asserted the Demo-
cratic ticket will come to St. Louis with
is, 900 to 1900 majority. Indications point
to a sweeping Democratic victory in st.
Louis with a plurality of 1900, the cleo
ton of two Democratic Congressman out
of three and the full Democratic ticket.
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BUTLER.

Greenville. Nov. 4.-(Special)-Rather
light vote in this. Butler. County. but
Democratic ticket has majority OF at
least $50 to 1.25O. Total vote at Greenvile
box, 1923; Governor Jelks's majority over
300 and same for Congressman Wiley;
sternfeld for Congress receives about IL
votes here.
The total vote at this box was S2S'
Jelkss and Wileys majorities will be
about 300. Several other boxes heard
from indicate a small vote in the coun-
try. A conservative estimate gives the
County to Democratic ticket by at least
900 majority. Sternfeld for Congress
man gets only 10 or IL votes at this box.
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MICHIGAN.

st. Paul. Nov. Sat 1890 o'clock tonight
Chairman Jamison Of the Republican
state Committee said: Returns so far
received, while somewhat meagre. indt
cate that Van SAINT will have a plurality
of $4,000 for Governor. Substantial gains
have been made all along the line"
Chairman Buck Of the Democratic state
Committee, said. Returns are very
measre. but so far as received are now
f,atterinr as to Rosing's success. How
ever, we have not enough to indicate
definite result
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REPUBl leans REThlN CONTROL OF Lower HOUSE
and ALSO NE VICTORIOUS IN new YORK And ORO

the last session Of the Republican Leg
islature only one Congressional district,
the Twelfth. was changed. and it has
probably been carried by the Democrats.
At midnight Chairman Dick said: RE
turns to this hour do not change our es-
innate of 100, 900 Republican plurality"
During the campaign 1t was said that
any reduction Of the Republican plural
itv in Ohio would be considered pre-
liminary victory for Mayor johnson over
Senator Hanna In a senatorial contest Of
next year,
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 4.-Connecticut
TODAY elected the full Republican ticket
for state officers and all the five Repuo-
l,ean candidates for Congress. Returns
received up to midnight from $50 OF loS
towns IN the State, not including the I'M
portant cities Of New Haven, Hartford,
bridgeport and Waterbury. indicate that
the plurality for Chamberlain (Repo can
didate for Governor. would be at least
5000, an increase of 1000 over two years
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In the six city beats and six county
beats of Montgomery county heard from,
the total vote polled yesterday was 1929.
The remaining nine beats will not largely
increase this total.
In the first election in Montgomery
County under the new Constitution, the
Lily White Republicans made a sorry
showing. Out of a total of about ZOO
votes cast, J. A. W. Smith, the Republi-
can candidate for Governor, received less
than 100 votes.
Governor William Dorsey Jelks's ma
jority. when all the country beats are
heard from. will be perhaps 1900
Julius Sternfeld, the Republican candi-
bama District, ran ahead of the other
candidates on the Republican ticket From
the beats heard from at midnight, he had
received a total of III votes
The majority of the Democratic nomi-
nee for Congress, Col. A. A. Wiley, will
be, however. about 1900 votes in Mont
gomery County.
The county vote was very light. The
total vote reported at midnight was 1853
for the six city beats, and six of the
county beats. The result shows that
barely half the registered voters of Mont
gomery County went to the polls on the
nrSt electlOH unuer new COnQlt10nS.
Apathy among the voters has been es-
pecially noticeable during the campaign
and the efforts of the Democratic man
ayers have been directed towards arous-
ing the voters to the importance of the
OCCASION.
The light vote was somewhat of a dis
appointment to the Democratic leaders
although IL is larger than was at one
time expected.
The steering committee" appointed by
Chairman George w. Jones of the Demo
cratic Congressional Committee. did va
liant service in having voters go to the
polls. The committee beyond doubt con-
siderably increased the total vote of the
city.
1t was a quiet election day. There was
during the day no excitement at any OF
the polling places in Montgomery. The
contest was entirely too one-sided to
arouse the interest of the average voter.
The thin stream of voters that poured in
~ nm~o
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elected from the First and Second Dis
tricts, respectively, without opposition.
Attorney w. B. Lamar b elected In
new Third District. No opposition to
Democratic ticket. state or Congressional.
The Legislature elected today will elect
United States Senator Mallory to succeed
himself, he having already been nomi-
mated by primary.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov 4-Lincoln city cast
nearly its normal vote, giving the Repub-
lican State ticket approximately LOCO plu-
rality. Mickey Rep) for Governor. who
is expected to be the low man. is run
ming we'll with the rest Of the ticket.
The entire Republican legislative ticket,
two Senators and Ave Republicans is
elected in this county.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. Alive districts in
Douglas County (Omaha), give Thomp-
son Dem) for Governor 4SS; Mickey
(Rep.) 3SS, a small net gain for Thomp-
son.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond, Va. Nov. AT IL p. m. the
returns change the outlook as regards the
Ninth District. indicating the probable
election Of 6lemp, (Rep), over Rhea,
Dem.) This would make the State DEL
egation stand nine Democrats ana one
Republican. The vote throughout the
State has been very light.
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MINNESOTA.

st. Paul, Nov. 4.-The entire Republic
can ticket has been elected in Minnesota
by a plurality Of certainly over 10000.
and possibly over $4,000. Full returns
have not yet been received. but enough
has come in to indicate that Governor
Van SAINT has been reelected by over
10000 plurality.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 4.-The election In
Maryland which was only for Congress
men, passed off quietly. OF the six Con-
gressmen the Republicans elected four
and the Democrats two. The vote in the
Third District was very close, Wachter,
(Rep.) having majority of about 100.
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, N. j., Nov. 4.-The Repubii-
cans will again control both Houses OK
the Legislature by heavy majorities.
At $3.50 o'clock Chairman Stokes OF the
Republican State Committee, claimed that
his party had elected aine of the ten
Congressmen. Chairman Gourley of the
Democratic state Committee, claimed four
Congressmen.
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BULLOCK,

Union Springs, Nov. 4.-tSpecial.)-
Three hundred and seventy-fve votes
polled in Bullock County; all Democratic,
except one for Smith. The official count
from all telegraph precincts of this coun-
~ give estimated majority for county
of 500.
Five precincts heard from give Demo-
cratic State, Congressional and county
ticket 374; Republican ticket l. Estimated
majority in county, 500.
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BLoUNT.

oneonta, Nov. Especial. )-Returns
from four beats indicate the county has
gone Democratic by 200 majority. Vote
very light Or this eastern side OF the
county. Oneonta, Byars, 65; Sloan, 80.
Chepultepec, Byars, rs; Sloan. q. Rem
lap, Byars, Is; Sloan. s. Hardwicks, By
ars. 5; Sloan Is. Hardwicks is the strong
est Republican beat in the county. By
ars will be elected.
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.sA&&&&& $1,000
DEMOCRATIC MA
JoRITY, SO, 900.

~ Birmingham. Nov. 4.-(spe- =
- cial. )-Chairman Campbell OF .
y the State Democratic Cam .
- paign copmittee, at midnight .
- gave out the following state ,
~ ment:
u 1.-THE Democrats have won a .
- great victory in the first battle ,
~ under the new Constitution. ,
- It has again been ratified. Re .
- turns at this hour indicate a ,
y Democratic majority for the =
y entire State ticket Of exceed .
y ing IS, 900, and the election .
y of the entire Democratic Con- {
y gressional delegation. The OPP {
y position in the Legislature has .
y been greatly reduced. AS far .
- as heard from, not a straight :
y Republican has been elected .
y to the Legislature. In the last :
y Legislature there was an oppo- :
y sition of about sixteen" .
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BIBB.

Centerville. Nov. 4-(Special)-This pre-
cinct is as follows: Governor, Jelks. 81;
Smith. 81; Lieutenant Governor. Cunning
ham, 95; Lane. 80: Secretary Of State
Heflin. 81; Karter. %; State Treasurer.
smith, 81 Brown. "A; State Auditor. Sow
ell 90; McNaron, %; Attorney Gen
eraI Wilson 30: Armbrecht. "a; superin-
tendent of Education. Hill. 90; Fonville,
q: Congressman Ninth District, Under
wood, 81: Millar, %; Lennon. l.
Beat 10, Clocton, Jelks. 1871 Smith. 30;
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TEXAS.

Dauas, Tex, Nov. 4.-The vote in Texas
,or state and Congressional offices to-
dav was lighter than in 1900. The Demo
crats swept the ticket the ticket headed
by s. w. T: Lanha am ", natmrSs by sboH
~ the democrats elected Congressman
S'i" all sixteen districts. The only hard
ant was in the Fifteenth District. where
rs, scott (Rep) was defeated by John
~ Garner, (Dem) The constitutional
.r,.ndment requiring voters to pay poll
eax was the chief point of interest. 1ndi-
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9 DISTRICTS
DEMOCRATIC
Burnett Carries Every County
in Seventh---Entire state
Ticket Elected by $4,000
neutrality-suspicious. in
State Legislature
Has Been Great
ly Reduced.

Democratic success in Alabama at the
nolls Yesterday was complete. Nine Con-
,ressmen and the entire State ticket was
elected by a majority estimated at 35,oOo
If ia believed that opposition to Democ-
racy in the State Legislature has been
greatly reduced.
Chief interest centered in the Seventh
District, where, it was conceded that Con-
eressman John L. Burnett, Democrat nao
a hard fight to overcome his opponent
O. D. Street, Republican. Indications are
that Mr.. Burnett has scored a signal VIC
tory. his majority being estimated at 1851
II is claimed he has carried every county
in the district.
In Shelby County several precincts were
redeemed to Democracy that nave gone
the other way for many years ana IN
Geneva County the Democrats won VIC
+orv although it is believed that NILS
Populist, has been elected to the Les1sia-
ture from that county.
Reports received by The Advertiser from
various counties of the State follow:
BARBOUR.
EufauIa, Nov. 4.-tSpecial)- Fohowins
vote was cast here today: For Governor
jerks. so4; smith, 5; Lieutenant Governor;
Cunningham, 3O2; Lane, s; Secretary OF
state, Hefin. sol; Karter, 4; state Treas
urer smith. 3Ol: Brown, ); State Audltor'
Soweu. S02; McNaron, 5; Attorney Cen
erai Wilson. 3o1; Armbrecht 2; state su-
nerintendent of Education, Hill, 297; Fon-
Vile, 4; Commissioner of Agriculture ana
Industries, Poole .99; Andrews, 3; Nor
ION 9.'Congress. clayton, 3O4; Garden, ?;
Pelham, 6; state Senator from Twenty
fourth District, Thomas. 80; legislature
McDonaid, 800; McTyre. 1s.
Clayton. Nov. 4-(Special)-Th vote in
Clayton beats is: Jelks. 165; Smith, 2;
H. D. Clayton. 1855; Thomas, Senator, 1853;
Representatives, 169. Estimated total vote
in county, 1850, with 1,225 for Jelks.
Little or no interest was manifested in
the election here today, though every
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston, S. c.. Nov. 4.-The Demo-
Gratis elect their entire Federal, State
and county tickets almost without the
slightest opposition Georgetown County
elects a full Democratic ticket for the
first time in thirty-five years.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. l., Nov. 4.-For Governor
twenty-one districts out of 149 give Gar
win ,Dem), i,525; Kimball Rep), 2,7S6.
Last year Gregory Rep). 2,4s4; Garvir
Dem.), loss.
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TRIE To FAlIH DEMOCRATIC YEOMEN OF ALABAMA
BURY LILY WHITES UNDER AVALANCHE OF BALLOTS

County r. H. Pratt, 40; ]. G. Hicks, 81.
The election passed Off very quietly and
there was not one-half Of the full vote
polled. Jelkss majority is 131 and the
Republicans have given up the election
as hopeIessly lost.
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CALHOUN.

Ohatchie. Nov. 4.-(Special.-Jelks. SO;
Smith. 10; Cunningham, lOl; Lane, 10;
Heflln, 81; Karter, II; Craig Smith, 1Ol
Brown, 9; Sowell So; T. B. McNaron :;
Massey Wilson, Sc; w. II. Armorecht' u
I'M. %; Fonville, s; Poole, "a; Morton.
o. Andrus, none; Arnold. 80; Lewis, II;
Mccain. :; williams 90; Bowie 9S; Ed
wards, IL.
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Underwood. 1877. Miller. %.
Bibb goes Democratic by at least 600
majority.
Eight out of fifteen boxes give jerks
81; Smith, 1885, others will increase ma
iority to 900. Balance of State. Congress
sional and County ticket about some.
Brierheld. Nov. 4.-(Special)-Bibb
County. Beat 8, jerks, 20; Smith. 10; Cum
ningham, %; Lane. II; Hefiin 20; Karter
II; Brown, Al; Smith, %; McNaron, 10;
sowelI q; Armbrecht 10; Wilson. 80;
FonviIle. Ii; Hill. 30; Andrews, 3; Morton
10; Poole, q; Lane, /; Miller, 10: Under
wood, 6; Hogue, rs; Green, II; Thompson,
n; County Superintendent of Education
Hicks, 10; Pratt %.
Hargrove. Nov 4.-(Special)-Vote at
this place as follows: jerks. 10; Smith,
IS: Cunningham 10; Lane, Is; Hefin, 80;
Karter. IL; Brown, 16; Craig Smith, IA;
McNaron. 10: Sowell, 10; Armbrecht 49,;
Wilson, 10; Fonyille, 10; Hill. II; Andrus,
4; Morton 16; Poole, Z; Lennon, o; MIL
Ter. 1s; Underwood, Is; Hogue, 10; Green,
q; Thompson. Il; Hicks, 16; Pratt, l6.
Blocton. Nov. al.)-Exactly 200
votes were polled at Blocton today. jerks
received 1874 Smith, 80: Cunningham. 161 :;
Lane. % :Hefin. $50; Karter. Is; ]. Craig
Smith 152: Brown, rs; Sowell, $50; Nc
Narcn, 30; Wilson 1853; Armbrecht. Il; Hill,
1856; Fonville, Is; Poole, $50; Morton. q;
Andrus. 8.
For Congress, Ninth District, o. w.
Underwood 167; j. Clyde DIillar. 20; Fred
Lennon 7.
For Senator, Eighteenth District. w. F.
Hogue. 149; John Hartsook. l.
For Representative, Bibb County, ]. F.
Thompson, 100; w. B. Green, 3.
For Superintendent Of Education, Bib
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, 8. D., Nov. AIT o'clocl
the indications were that the Republican
state ticket would have a plurality o
about Is, 900.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Nov. 4.-Incompiete re-
turns from sixty-nine precincts In San
Francisco give the following for Gov
ernor: Lane Dem.), 61s; Pardee (Rep.,)
42S.
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Admission, Nov DISQUALIFICATION out
of twenty-slx precincts give 100 pajor-
ity for Jelks for Governor. Bowie's ma
jority the same as Jelkss. Arnold and
Williams, Democrats. elected to Legtsla-
ture by a big majority. Voting In city
and country was light. Weather was
faultless.
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BALDWIN.

Bay Minette. Nov. 4.-(Special.)-An
unusually light vote was polled here.
Jelks, 80; Smith, 8; Wiley, SO; Sternfeld,
5. state ticket practically same as vote
for Governor. No opposition to county
ticket, except for Superintendent Of Edu-
cation. and Democratic nominee Lambert
wins easily No other beat heard from
on account of heavy rains.
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. IA lisht vote
was nolIed throughout the State Con-
eressmen Sparkman and Davis are re-
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MAssAcHuGETTs.

Boston, Nov. 4.--Returns from entire
State for Governor give: Bates tRepo
1856, se1; CASTOR Dem.), 15S,s42. Republi'
can plurality. 37,479.
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Midway, Nov. 4.-(special)-Vote al
Midway Beat, "a for Democratic ticket
Republican ticket none.
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Atmore, Nov. 4-(Special)-The follow
ing votes were cast at this precinct
jerks IS. Smith, 4; Cunningham, IS; Lane,
4; Heflin, IS; Karter, 5; Brown, ); Smith.
So; McNaron, 4; Sowell. IS; Armbrecht, 4;
Wilson, 50; Fonville 5; HILL So; Morton
4; Poole, S. Sternfeld, 8; Wiley, 81; Neal
Gl; Leigh So
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Louisville, Nov. 4.-(Sneoial. 1.-The ON
cial vote for Governor W. =. Jelks. Ia;
Smith, 4. Cunningham, 126; Lane, g.
Hefin, 122; Kater, 3. Brown. 8; Smith. n9
McNaron, /; Sowell, 11s. Armbrecht. l;
Wilson, 123. Fonville. 8; Hill, 122. Nor
ton, 1; Poole. 121. Representative to Con
gress, Moses w. Garden, !; Clayton, I2e.
state Senator, Thomas, 12S. County Rep
resentative, A. A. Mcdonald, 100; ]. T.
McTyer, 12S.
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son, of the Democratic Committee, said:
I'VE are making no claims but concede
nothing" ,
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Perdido, Nov. Special.)-Twenty-one
State ticket; twenty-five county Demo
cratic majority. Perdido precinct, box g.
Baldwin County.
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Clayton. Nov. 4.-(special. )-Following
precincts heard from so far: Eufaula,
Jelks, 3O5; Smith. 5. Clayton. Jelks. 2S5;
Smith, 2. Elamville, Jelks. ZIG; Smith. 4.
Louisville. Jelks, 81; Smith, 4. Cotton
Hill. Jelks, 70. Baker Hill Jelks, TO-
e. p. Thomas for Senator and Mcdonald
and McTyer for Representatives elected
without opposition: 1t IS estimated that
the State vote in the county will not ex-
coed 1880. of which Jslks has received
1,225.
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DELAWARE.

cations are that It carried by good
majority.
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COLBERT.

Tuscumbia, Nov ESPECIAL 1.-THE
highest vote ever cast in general cleo
ton in Colbert County was polled today
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one was urged to vote. The indications
are that a very light vote was polled in
the county. The result was evidently
contemplated safely as the following re-
turns will show: Eufaula Beat gives
Jelks, 304; Smith, 5. Beat T. Jelks, 15O
Smith, /. Beat Q, Jelks, 129; Smith, none
Beat 10, one box Jelks, 81: Smith, 4.
Beat II, one box. Jelks 6; Smith, none
Beat 10, Jelks 1856; Smith, 5. Beat a.
Jelks, IL; Smith, none. Beat 16, Jelks.
20: Smith, none So far as heard FROM
Jelks' majority is $50 in the county. Con
servative estimates place the county safe
at 1000 majority. perhaps 100.
Smiths vote in the county will pos
sibly be 20. W
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Little or no interest was manifested in
the election here today, though every
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Clayton, Nov. 4-(Special.)-The vote in
Clayton beats is: Jelks, l65; Smith, 2;
H. D. Clayton, 1855; Thomas, Senator 1853;
Representatives, 169. Estimated total vote
in county. $50. with 1225 for Jelks.
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MONTGOMERY
VOTE LIGHT

Republican Candidates Made
Sorry Showing In Second
District, but Sternfeld Ran
Slightly Ahead of His
Ticket--COl. Wiley
Overwhelming
ly Elected.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, NOV. A.
FOR ALABAMA: RAIN WE'D
NESDAY; COOLER IN NORTH
PORTION THURSDAY CLEAR
ING AND COOLER: FRESH
EAST TO SOUTHEAST WINDS.
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PROFESSIONAL.

tftono,s "Jo.He" on. it has saved the
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rED- General merchandlse. drng.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

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itust ROOT Oats fos seed also for train.
nay ana Purlna feed, address Mercantile
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D0ST "WANTS"
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OIL COMPANIES who ere going to organ.
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FOR RENT.

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