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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
STuBBS IN BUTTE.
Makes His First Visit 10 Copreropolis
And Anaconda Today.

Especial to the "News')
Butte, Mont. Nov. A party of
prominent railroad officials arrived In
Butte In private car attached to the
early morning Short Line train from
Salt Lake, In the party are ]. c, Stubbs
of Chicago, traffic director Of all the
Hartman lines, and r. NJ, Schumacher,
general traffic manager Of the short
Line road. These gentlemen have been
attending a meeting In Salt Lake of
the traffic and operating men OF the
Hartman lines and have come to Butte
on tour OF inspection and sightseeing.
This Is Mr.. stubbs' first visit to Butte.
The party win be shown around the
city as guests Of General Agent VIII
son and trip to Anaconda will prob
ably be made. Mr.. Wilson intended
leaving for Salt Lake on Monday night
but he gave mp his trip upon learning
that some Of the officials would visit
this city. The party will leave this az.
ternoon on the return trip to Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
LATE LOCALS.

The lake level now stands az feet Y
inch above the zero mark, and is stas
tiOnary.
Prospects for rain tonight are good.
with rising temperature, After that
VIII come a cold snap.
Today's local bank clearngs amount
ed TO S55S, 1885 as against 1924 3Os 9s for
the corresponding day Of last year
Owing 20 the continued fine weather.
the local grain market has been quite
active, and farmers have heZed the OPP
portunity to move their grain crop, 80
that It has been largely disposed Of.
The Independent Telephone company
Is excavatng under the East Temple
street-First South street crossing. for
It's underground conduit system, with a
large manhole at the center OF the
street intersection. Tunneling is being
partially resorted to. In order TO avoid
obstruction to traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
WILL INSPECT THE SCHOOLS.

state superintendent of Schools Nell
son viii leave tonight for Willard coun-
~ on school work on Thursday he
Will inspect the school at Fillmore and
Thursday evening he win deliver an
address at Kanosh The schools OF
kanosh and Meadow win be visited on
Friday and on Friday evening an adj
dress will be delivered by the super
intendent at Fillmore on Saturday
Supt Nelson will address the trustees
and teachers at Fillmore, and he viii
return home sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
Manti Republican.

Especial 10 the "News')
Mantl, Nov i.--The Republicans
made clean sweep OF the board here
yesterday electlng the following ticket;
Mayor--Anderson. (R), 1853; Ten
nant, CD, 1870.
Recorder-Nelson, (R.), 1854; Scott
CD, 27S,
Treasurer Hall (R), AIS; Cerlson
(D.), 2g7,
Marshal--Harmon tR), S97i Lowry,
CD. 24i,
Justice OF the Peace Nelson, (R),
1893; Peterson, CD, 257.
Counoilmen--Long term, futile. r.,
42l; Forensen, Cd, 209, Short term
Jensen (R) al; Wlntch, (D.), eco;
Madsen, ..(R), 4l9 Boyington CD,
2fi; Works. (R), Az; Johnson, D),
22i, Parry (R), $685. Hougaard Jr,
O,). 2il.
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peace, j. p, McOmie (Dem), majority
% marshal, Michael Mauss (Dem),
majority 1877; councilman, long term
L. g. Powell (Rep), majority Sc coun-
cilmen, short term, John Wood, ma
tority as, John Berger S., Thomas w.
Birch about 25; William MoCreary, 10.
All Of the short term council elect
ed, with the majorlties stated above,
were Republicans running on the In
dependent ticket,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
Earthquake in St. louis.

81. Louis Nov. 4,--Thls city and VI
entity experienced a decided earth
quake, or series OF shocks, at 1890 this
afternoon There Is difference Of
opinion as TO how many, The earth
quake was perceptibe all over the city
aud was mostly felt IN the high bust
ness blocks In the downtown section
OF the city one occupant OF high
building said his chandelier swung
three inches, The movemtnt was from
east tn west. 4 message from Louls,-
ana, Mo, says that perceptible shock
was felt there about the same time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
AN EXPENSIVE VOTE.
Special Election District Had to
&c Created for Joseph Thomas.

New York, Nov. i.--Joseph Thomas
has received the honor Of being the
only man In New York city to have n
special election district set aside for hIs
vote. He lives In the Office building of
numbering company First avenue
and Thirty-hfth street. Since the
block bounded by Second avenue. Thir.
ty-ffth and Thirty-sixth streets and
First avenue has been torn down, FOR
a park he has been the only residen,
In the district, Thomas had legal
right to vote there, however. and a
full complement Of officers was neces.
sary at the polling place. They opened
for business at the usual hour and af-
ter Thomas had filed the duties OF an
elector they took a day at their ease
ana reported ahead of all other returns
one vote for Low, IL cost the city $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
CABLE TRAINS COLLIDE.
One Person Killed and Nineteen
Others Injured,

Kansas city Nov. 4.-One person was
killed and 10 others injured, four per-
haps fatally, In a collision Of two ca
BILE trains In a fog on the Twelfth street
incline near the Union depot this morn
ing.
DEAD.
Miss Emma Homer
INJURED.
w. Il. Lawson, grlpman OF runaway
train, hurt internally, serious.
Charles Slack, conductor OF runaway
train; hurt on head, serious.
W. X, Runnell, gripman of second
train, hurt in chest ana shoulder: hand
cut, serious
j. a. Lynch Of Wichita, Kansas. fell
from yiaduct, lighting on his head, seri-
Gus.
Minnie Solder.
Annie New,
Mary Donovan.
Lizzie Canary
Margaret Finnigan.
Harmon Watkins,
Esther LOTUS,
Carrie Mooney.
Blanche Barker.
Josephine Chalk.
Emma oyer,
Gertrude Drlnnell.
Eta Hanson.
Mrs, Il. ~. Goodell
Benjamin Mitchum.
Most of the injured were working
girls clerks in the big retail stores up
town who We're on their way TO work
from their homes In the suburbs across
the river from Kansas city. Mo- The
accident was due to slippery tracks.
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GraTitsvillc.

Especial 10 The "News.')
Grantsyille, Nov 4,-fIonors came
near being even here. The election
yesterday resulted as follows,
Mayor A. G., Benson (R): recorder,
Il. j. Huntington CD, treasurer. Mrs,
Altha Elquist (R); marshal. David
Judd tR)i justice Of the peace, John e
son (D)i councilmen long term,
George Hammond Cd; short term.
William Spry tR); j. w Anderson
W) H. Rowberry CR); J, Rydalch
R), The total vote cast was 296,
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MURRAY Non.partlsan.

In Murray the non partisan ticket
went through with whoop. Every
candidate was elected with maiortes
that ranged from 10 TO 1874 votes, j.
II. Stratton, who was expelled from
the Socialist party captured the may
orally with q margin OF &C to spare
The names OF the other successful
candidates and the majortes received
are as follows.
Recorder, W. Warenskl (Rep), ma
toflty IS; treasurer, W. III. Bishop
utep), majority 1874; justice CT the
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MIXED RESULT
OVER the STATE.
CONTINUED from page One)

Kendall, Democrat. Two years ago
the Socialists polled 1i5 votes, but this
year they only footed up IS.
The candidates and votes received by
each follow. For mayor John Roberts,
Jr., r., 40S; for recorder, J. T. VIM,
r., S9l; for treasurer, Y. ]. Wadsworth
r., 1884; for marshal, j. n Butt, r., 3ll;
for justice OF the peace, William Asher
r., 500: for councllmen, four-year term,
William Bone, r., $50: for councllmen,
two-year term, Thomas Webb, r., Si5;
George L. Conner 313 George Beck, $780,
Edward Karen. 1854; for mayor d.
John l., Snow, SIS. for recorder, Joseph
Anderson, d., 1908; for treasurer Thom-
as IT, Trane. D., $685. for marshal, Hen
~ East. D. $3.50; for justice Of the peace
Eli Kendall, D., $685. for councllmen,
Iour-year term, Edward Southwick
D.. 500; for counclmen, two-year term,
Joseph w. Coates, D., S43, George H.
Smith, d. 3ls George Glover, d., 3l3;
Thomas Jones d., 3OI'
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Packing Employees May Strike

Kansas city, Mo-, Nov. Ain all proba-
bility a general strike Of the union EN-.
ployes Of the local packing houses will
zbe ordered within the next q hours as
an outcome OF the sausage makers strike
at Chicago. Officers In this city OF the
Amalgdmated Meat-Cutters 4 Butchers
union received word 20 prepare for a
strike order. Should such an order be is
sued IL would, It Is estimated affect So
men ana 500 women in the Kansas City
plants
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Thorn Again Goes Down to De.
feat by Narrow Margin.
lSpecInl to the "NeMa.N ~


Pleasant Grove, Nov i.-The battle
between the snme candidates for mayor
as were up for election two years ago
was the feature here yesterday, The
result was that Thorn was again de-
feated by narrow margin. The en-
tire returns We're as follows.
Mayor-Joseph II. Thorn, d., 2lb Jo-
seph y Wadley, r., III.
Recorder-Samuel II. Smith. D., 25i,
NJ X. Nelson, r., l76.
Treasurer u, NJ. Walters. D.,
227 Lenora, Drlggs, r., 202.
Marshal--D. Smith, Jr,, D., 1885, An
tone Hecker, r., 205
Justice OF the Peace--Charles b.
Harper, D., 2t2; d. Noble, r., 2l6,
Councllmen, four-year term--Judge
u. II Robinson, D., 24s; Jeppe Nelson.
r., 1871; Christian Fugal. d.. rs; NJ.
Bazzant, r., 1872: John r. Hayes, D.,
1885, Reuben Weeks, D., 297 w. II. Mar
rott, r., 2ii; G. H. Westphall. r., 1885,
a. u. Cooper, r., 1885, $, r, Walker, r.,
200
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
SPRINGVILLE,
Republicans Swept Board Clean
OF Everything Yesterday.
Especial to the "News,")

Especial to the News
sprlngville, Nov. 4--'rhe Republicans
carried everything here yesterday, as
The following story tells:
Mayor-Boyer, r., 40Si Reynolds, d.,
400
Recorder Reyonlds, R.49O; Mayoock
D.. 4ii.
Treasurer Miss Sophia Packard, r.,
iT9, Miss Annie Rowland, d., AL.
Marshal-Crandall r., $40, Clark, d.,
3i7
Justice OF the Peace-Anderson r.,
1856. Boyer, d.. AIS.
Councilmen--Long term, Clegg, r.,
476 Mendenhal, d.. 400 short term,
Mower, r.. iS6i Warthen, H., 40; Pack
ard, r., i60 Dunn, r., $50; Loynd D.,
400 Johnson, D.. 49, Crandall d., 430;
Packard, D., 403.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
SAGOUNTS MURDERER.
Man Who Resembled Him Shot
Two Americans and Sulcidcd.

London. Nov. 4--An Individual said 10
resemble the murderer Of Sagate Sagou-
nj, president OF the Armenian society. who
was dssasslnated Oct 20. shot and NOR.
tally wounded two Armenians. close TO
the headquarters Of the Hentchaksts so,
cIety at Peckham today, and then shot
himself to death He is supposed to have
been connected with the sagounl muir
der
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.
Few Sales Made During Today's
Late Call.

Only three stocks participated In the
sales Of the mining exchange this az.
ternoon, May Day New York and
Tetro. The sales were;
May Day s,4Oo at sss; 50 at S; 1000 at
s%. Shares sold, 1850
New York Bonanza. 100 at 20; 1000 at
2Oh. Shares sold, i,l0O.
Tetro, GOO at 81; 400 at SSN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
'AnnuSennenfS
>~~~~-~>>~-~-~~~N~~~~~~~

With a matinee this afternoon and a
performance tonight the last presenta-
tlon OF THE Hills Of California viii
be given at the Grand Tomorrow
night the ensatlonal play Of "sapho'
opens for three nights and a matinee.
The advance sale for Are You A Ma
SOM" Is now going on at the Theater
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Sixteen Men Reported Dead as Re.
suit of One at Iona Island.

peeksklll, ~ Y. Nov 4,-sixteen men
are reported dead and a number
wounded ms n result of a series of ex-
plosons today on Iona island In the
Hudson, used by the government as Il
store-house for dynamite and powder
The first explosion occurred shortly
before ! o'clock and was followed by
others for more than hour the detona-
tons being heard IN this city at 1880. A
telephone call was sent here for every
physician available and all that could
be found responded to the call. Be
yond the fact that l6 men were killed
and many wounded no details Of the
disaster was obtainable at 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
PULLMAN PLANT
TO Be ENLARGED.
Denver is TO Have Shops That
Will Give Employment to a
Thousand Men.
SECOND LARGEST IN COUNTRY.
January is the Day Set for the
Work to Commence on Ex
tension Of Plant

The Pullman Palace cur shops IN Dem
yer are TO be enlarged 100 per cent and
will be made next In Importance to
those at Pullman, ILL., Al present the
works at Denver occupy about 20 acres
and about 500 men are employed. jan
uary ] Is the day set for the enlarge
ment of the plant and the number of
men when the plant Is completed VIII
be increased 10 1000. Recently the coach
'Leadyille' was completed and Is as
good piece OF work as anything ever
turned out at Pullman anu Is one of the
finest sleepers running between Denver
and San Francisco.
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Other Cities.

American Fork went Democratic,
Moroni and Gunnison went Repub-
lican,
Fairview made a clean sweep and
elected the entire Republican ticket.
Parowan went Democratic, only the
Republican nominee for marshal being
saved from the wreck by a narrow
margin.
City recorder and city marshal were
the only two Democrats elected at
Richheld.
Advices from Hyrum are to the ef-
feet that it has gone entirely Demo-
cratic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04

day awards an increase of 10 per cent
In wages to employees of two years.
standing and per cent to those of less
service Hours were eft unchanged
and the wage rate was deemed effective
from May /, 1903, to May /, 1904 The
award was written by Oscar Strauss
and assented to by w. d. Mahof Col.
Patrick Calhoun declining to concur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
MISSISSIPPI DEMOCR ATTIC.

Jackson, Miss Nov 3--From re-
turns al midnight It is doubtful II the
vote vii reach 10000, The Democratic
ticket, headed by j. x. Vardaman. for
governor, is elected. The legislature
chosen today viii elect II. ID. Money
and A, j. McLaurin senators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
ELECTION HONORS
ARE ABOUT EVEN,
CONTINUED from page onel

Democrats In Union county is offset by
losses In other counties. The represent
tation In the house this year will be
the same as last year, So Republicans
and ~ Democrats.
In Paterson William Belcher, Repub-
lican. Is elected mayor over John john
son, Democrat. The present incumbent,
John IilnchliNc. Is Democrat Jersey
City. Asbury Park, Brggston and New
Brunswick elected Republican mayors,
In Trenton, Hoboken and Bayonne the
Democrats elected their mayoralty can
dldates.
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Republican Sweep.
(Snecinl to ihe nNnws. .

N'P'N'i W wv NN"S'
Price, Nov. 4,--rhe entire municipal
Republican ticket headed by A. j. Lee
was elected here yesterday after an In
teresting fight. Two hundred and
thlrty-ono votes were cast The trus-
tees elected were Hiram Frlndsen j.
l.. Loofbourow Erastus Anderson and
l.. Lowenstein who promise progress
sive administration,
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FOUR TICKETS AT NEpHI.
Almost Everything Went Republic
can In the Little Chicago.
(SpeoI0l 20 The "News')

ppt'ldl to lne MOVE }
Nephi Nov. 4,--Wllliam II. Petite
grew, the Republican candidate for
mayor, was elected over q. NJ Whit
more, the Democratic nominee by a
plurality OF "a votes. Also the entire
Republican council, with the following
pluralities; Alfred Lunt, lis, A. II.
Payman, 10: James Garrett, Jr., 52
James w Brough, GSi William @ Orme,
70; and Delpha Tensdale, recorder, r.,
by II, Rosa H. Patten, treasurer H.,
by no. Geo. w. Kendall, marshal, d.,
by 52i V. y. Candland, justice, d., by 8,
There were four tickets In the field,
but the Independent and Socialist tick
cts captured but a very few votes.
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Fillmore Returns.

Fillmore, Utah, Nov. 4.-The election
In Fillmore yesterday, disclosed the fact
that our city Is still In the Republican
column. However. the Democrats
der, and tied the marshal The city
officers who win serve the people during
the next two years are as follows.
Mayor N S. Bishop Rep); council
man, Rufus Day (Dem.), Brigham
Melville Rep); Peter Beaurgard
tRep) y. NJ. Hanson (Dem); Chas.
Christopherson (Rep), Recorder,
Nephi Anderson (DemD. Treasurer, G..
A shalls (RepD. Justice of the peace,
n, Il. Lewis (Rep).
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Tunnel Nearly Completed.

About Jan, ! the new Santa Susanna
tunnel, which is 1859 feet long. and Is
on the Chatsworth CUTOFF Of the San
Francisco-Los Angeles Coust line, VIII
be open TO business, The time viii not
be changed on the Saugus route until
the new track along the Chatsworth
route Is in shape for fast running.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
TOoELE.
Democrats and Republicans Come
To Almost an Even Break.
Especial 70 The News,

Tooele, Nov, 4.~-The result of the cleo
ton here yesterday ls as subjolned:
Mayor, a. Bevan, d.. recorder. Her
bert Bowels. H., treasurer, Miss Sadie
Kirk. D.; marshal, John s. Lee, d.;
justice OF the peace, Joseph G. Orme,
RI councilmen, long term, A. j. Me-
CUSTOM d. short TRENHOLM G, Shields,
RI Brigham Glllepp Il. John Park,
r. James Gowan, d., and John Eng
land, r., tied.
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Sandy.

Especial 20 the "News.")
Sandy Nov 4,--The vote here yes
terday resulted as follows:
Mayor--Jensen, 1889, Marriott 3.
Observation-Disclosures l52, Les
lie, ],
Trensurer-M Marriott 1856; Biork, 3.
Marshal Ward 1885, Nelson. ,,
Justice Of the Peaoe-Hoy i5i;
Grape. O.
Councll-Cushng, long term, 1853;
Olsen, 2 Lars Lundgren, 1874 Clark, / /;
Leslie. l5l Lewis, l. Scott. 1852. Trit-
ton, 1; Olsen, 1854; Pierson, / Olden. J.
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All Republican.
(speclol 10 the News,

scoheld Nov 4.---The entire Repub-
lican ticket was elected here yesterday
by a majority OF close upon three to
one. II. II. Earl was elected president,
and l.. A, Jacobsen. Louis Allant, f.
II. Mereweather and A. Greenhalgh
trustees.
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PAYETTE FREE ROUTE.
An Additional One Will be Established
There Dec T.
(speclal 10 The "Nows.")

Washington, d. c.. Nov. 4--An addi-
tional rural free delivery route will be
established Dec. at Payette, Canyon
county. Ida Length OF route, 20 miles
served 500, number Of houses on route,
III.
DEED or CONVEYANCE APPROVED.
The secretary OF the interior has ap.
proved the deed for conveying inherit
tage indian land from George William
MnN Mox to John Frederick Of 81 acres
located az Nez Perces indian reserVa-
ton idaho, Tor 1904
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Mount Pleasant Republican.

Especial to the ''NewsD
Mt Pleasant, Nov 4--Wlth the ex-
option Of the treasurer and marshal
everything went Republican here yes
terday II, G, Bowman, the Repub-
lican nominee for mayor, had 392 votes
to his credit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
SIOUX CAPTURED.
Nine Bucks of Party that Killed
Sheriff Miller,

Edgemont. S D., Nov. IA posse has
reached here with nine bucks and twelve
squaws of the party ~ Sioux that killed
sheriff Miller and Deputy Falkenburg In
Wyoming, They were captured on the
Cheyenne river near the South Dakota
line. Other members OF the band eluded
the posse aud escaped.
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More Wages for Employees.

New York. Nov i.-The decision OF
the commission In the street railway
wage arbitration handed down To-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04
Hood S
JarSapariila
and Pills

Cure dyspepsia, invigorate
and tone the whole digestive
system. Sold by all druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-04

Why haven't you bought
Schillings Best of your
grocer'
Can't you distinguish be-
tween a good thing and a hum
bug in the advertisement?
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NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN

Omaha. Neb., Nov, i.-Judge Barnes,
Republican, Is elected supreme Judge
over Judge sullivan, the present lncum
bent. by q plurality which may reach
5000. The remainder of the Republican
state ticket Is elected by 10000 Barnes
running considerably behind the other
candidates. These figures are conced-
ed by the Democrats.
In Douglas county the Democrats
elect county clerk ana probably one
other candidate on their ticket and the
Republicans secure the remainder OF
the offices. On the Judiciary ticket the
Republicans gained a victory, electlnB
at least i've or six of their candidates,
Much excitement was caused this
morning at the polling booth Of the
fourth district of the Fifth ward BY
the election judges forcibly eJecting an
ofiicious colored policeman. After the
count was completed the judges discoy-
cred an error which required r, 7islon
The patrolinan undertook - force the
judges to turn the ballots into the
county clerks Office and his lnterf1
ence Wag resented
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BARNES PLURALITY.

Lincoln, Neb. Nov i.-The Republic
can state committee has received
enough figures to convince them that
Judge Barnes plurality over Judge Sui
Ivan VII be about 1900, and that the
Republican candidates for regent will
run ahead OF Barnes.
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Observation-Disclosures,
BOSTON STOCK MARKET,
Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson a Sons Co..
brokers, were:
Observation-Disclosures
ONLY Sl.00
ogden and Return.

Via Oregon Short Line. SATURDAY
Nov, 18th. Leave Salt Lake s;4b a. hl'
returning leave Ogden, lo:i5 p. M
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A GUARANTEED CrRr FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Druggists viii refund money II pAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure In 8 TO IA days.