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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

THE peace conferences viii be held at
one OF the government buildings at the
Kittery navy yard, in the State OF Maine.
The headquarters of the delegates 70 the
conference, it is understood, will be in
Portsmouth, y. H.-ED.l
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Bobster-catchers on q vacation. So
says our oceanyIIle correspondent, and
gives the cause as scarcity Of bait So far
as Ellsworth and large part Of Hancock
county is concerned. the iohster-catchers'
vacation might as well last the year
round. A lobster is almost a curiosity in
Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

Castine entertained officers and guests
OF the United States cruiser Atlanta Sat
urday in her very prettiest manner, which
is saying a great deal. There were buck
board rides, public and private dinner
parties, baseball and reception. The
selectmen of Csstine took charge of the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

Augustus Wilson, Of Manset, recently
brought in horse mackerel from Bluehiu
bay that tipped the scales At nearly 1000
pounds The fish was purchased and
placed on exhibition by Capt. NJ. B. King.
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zost.

T~F8s-NsNy.--fe7s7--77-
UMBRELLA - silk with wooden handle.
Between Ellsworth and Contention Cove.
VIII dndeF leave 81 AMERICAN oficef
EvuR SCARF-Between possoitsce IN Els
1T worth and Morrison schcoihouse At Bay
side. VIII finder please retarn to Office OF
ELLswoRTa HAzEh Co, Church St aud be re-
wardedf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
i the Ellsworth and Deer Isle Telegraph
Company, for the choice OF officers and trans
action Of any other business that may prop
cTly come before it. Will be held al the public
hail In Sedgaick. Maine, on Wednesday. the
STA dap Of August neSt. at O'Clock In the
afternoon. r. A. GROSS
Deer Isle. July IS, 1905 Clerk.
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Unitarian Conference.

The dates for the Hancock county con-
ference Of the Unitar ian and other Chris
tian churches, ito be held at Winter Har-
Dor, have been changed 10 Thursday and
Friday, Aug. II and Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Tom Waters, the popular Irish come
dian, will be the attraction at Hancock
hall next Wednesday evening, and Rich
ards & Pfingles Georgia minstrels Satur-
day evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

The whizs-cart is penetrating the high
waysand by-ways in the far corners Of
Hancock county. Great Pond saw It's
first automobiles last week. We expect
soon to hear OF them from Outer Long Is
land
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

Our North Penobseot correspondent
writes. ssThere viii be light apple crop
in this section. The grain crop bids fair
to be heavy, il not too much damaged BY
lodging
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Spiral Nutins.
- - ~ y . SNv-<~J
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OpFlcK or
BosRp or sT4rR ASSESSORS,
AUGUSTA, July 10. 1865.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the State
IN Assessors will be In session at the Court
House, Ia Ellsworth. on Thursday. the 10th
day OF August, al O'Clock. a. M; Assessors
Office in Bar Harbor, on Friday. the 18th day
Of August, at . O'Clock =. m. a. q. 1905 in the
county OF Hancock. 10 secure information to
enable them to make just and equal assess.
towns In said county, and TO Investigate
charges of eoneeAlment of property liable to
assessment, AZ required by Law.
r. NJ. SIMPSON.
OTIs uArpokn.
GEORGE PoTrLE.
Board of state Assessors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

Fighting Bob Evans with the best
drilled squadron Of battleships which ever
few the American flag, Is due at the
Iamoine coaling station this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

no not trespass in Cuniculocus Park. I
demand protection 10 life and property
from the connty OF Hancock. the state OF
Maine, snd the unite@ States OF America.
NARY @. FsmTz ausrTs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

a duh season makes it more profitable for
those s1ho do advertise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02

THE subscribers, John l. Nichols and
Il George w. kaan. hereby give notice that
they have been duly appointed executors OF
the last viii and testament and four codicils
of John @. Nichols. late Of Brookliue. in the
county OF Norfolk. and state Of Aassaehu-
sets, deceased, no bonds being required
BIZ the terms OF said will. And have appointed
Samuel r. Gould. OF Hancock, Maine, their
agent in the state OF Maine, a. the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired to present
he same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested TO make payment i'm
ulediAtely. JoHx l.. NICHOLS.
July iS 1905. GKoaaE w. KAAs.
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lsga. S1..rss.

s~~S~~r~-~~--~~-N~--c-r
THE subscriber. Clement Buckley New
i bold. 81 the county Of Montgomery, state
OF Pennyslvania, hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed executor Of the last
will and testament Of Mary Scott Sewbold,
late OF said county, deceased, and given bonds
as the law directs.
Not being resident OF the State Of Maine.
the subscriber has appointed Lnere u. Deasy'
OF Eden, Hsncock county, state of Maine
whose postotfce address Is Bar Hsrbor, Maine,
his agent and attorney for purposes specified
in revised statutes of Maine. chapter Cd, Sec
tion ~. All persons having demands against
the estate OF said deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement, and all In
dehted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
cIgNEsr BUCKLEY NKwsoLp.
July %. 1905
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Farmers Institutes at Castine, North
Ellsworth and North Sedgwick next week.
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ETlantfn.

e0~-~~~1~ye-N.~4@--1N-0 r-~4NJ~-NrU0N~S-O~
A PRENTICE-An opportunity Is open for
IA bright boy, mot under IS years Of age,
70 learn the printers trade. Apply ut THE
AMERicAs Office, Ellsworth.
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Selling Out! Shoes!

Of BARGAIN
which standard
practically less than
following old aud cut prices:
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Ellsworth Creamery
For Sale

Good building, equipped with steam
power, cream separators, churns, cool
ers, and everything necessary for first
class creamery; stable tS stalls, sheds
and ice house attached /; lot Al square
rods centrally located in city of Els
worth all buildings and equipment in
good condition. Property will be sold
on easy terms. Inquire on the prem
ises, or of w. Il. CAMPBELL,
Ellsworth, Me.
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-, ,,.,.,,',. tor Fus NasRICAN
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FurSaIf.

--~--~~~ ~-~-~~o~~s~~~~~sr>sN-N ~ 49, -
nNE safe, one cash register and fine vio-
~ lin, ssradivarins model. All are in FIRST
class condition, and will be sold at q reason
able price. Address ID. /. 0Ro%s. Blaehiil.
Me-. Box lis.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-07-01

rhanm a.ti8m is
found ID I'm pure
blood. In order to
cure rheumatism
the blood BE-
cIeansad of the poi
sonous impurities
3wh re tn q
cause OF the dis
ease.
Dr.. pieree's
Golden Medical
Discovery has been
very successful in
the cure OF rhenma-
aisHn, because 10 en-
tIreIY cIsanses tho
bIood from the
poisonous uric acid
which L. the causa
NJ t.Isa d5g0asa
4 Your q olden
Medical Discovery
cured ms 0s Elasuma-
tIsIa astar I had tried
q doa8n remedies
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-07-01
DoNALDsoNyILLE La, SATURDAY, JULY /.
THE STATE!
Items OF Interest cuIled From the
Louisiana Press.
Crops in All sectloua Injured by Rains.
Louisianian Assassinatad in Missis-
sippf- Bond Iasue Defeated
Mt Lake Charles.
4 $40, ,oeo hottaal viii be erected a


A SAC, 900 hotel will be erected at
Crowley.
Another well sss brought il at the
Cadao oil field.
The establishment OF pipe organ,
factory at New 0rleanssis protected.
Rain has damaged crops II south
west Louisiana TO considerable ex-
tent. d
Thomas Spencer was crushed to
death 10 the machinery OF . factory at.
Lake Charles.
Present prospects indicate that Louis.
iana will produce banner orange
crop this year.
The fourth biennial session Of the
Louisiana grand lodge, A. @. u. w ],
was held at Shreveport.
The board OF centred OF the Louisi-
ana penitentiary will purchase another
plantation to be titled by state con-
victs.
Federal and state officers are CO.
operating TO suppress whiteeapism In
Bossier, Grant and Catalonia par
ishes.
Assistant postm asters in Louisiana
and Mississippi are entitled to an in
crease in salary under an order just
issued.
The proposition to issue s75, 900 in
bonds for municipal electric light
plant at Lake Charles vas defeated by
q 5 to vote.
William Miller, resident of Tangi-
pahoa parish, was asssssinated from
ambush while On a visit to relatives
near Cha5awa, Miss.
Major w. w. Willis, aged IS years.
was shot and killed near Clinton by.
O. H. Mcknight. The tragedy was the
result Of q feud of long standing.
The next Louisiana legislature will
be petitioned to make an appropria-
sion for a modern chemical building
at the Louisiana State University.
Adiutant General Stafford ordered.
nss sae -1oussl.ol saas % .o1aoisa'sl
eeieoraes ~ view S,rie ans Win an
artillery salute of fortyave guns.
Il Is esslhssDea = e slae eos's'll eEop
ol oalaMeil PARISH WIZ e - psl csns
shofs o. iase year ? oaat'ae' ous 70 slle=
lncessant rains OF the few weeks past.
An effort will be made 10 raise the
staarnas earsar= ,v.,if.l, sa,,.< - 41av.
s,sl.l = &,
aaaEaa 2 ieWs weeks ago 3sas sAs= ss7sufe
OF collision with railroad bridge.
The sternWheai steamboaG Archon,|
ounaa in Neu Clrlaans was snnk II 5
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-07-01
DRUGGISTS.

OR. RAILR0AD ond NICHOLS 4 TENUEs.
DONA LDSONTITLEE. La.
Purest and freshest Of Drugs, Chemicals and
Bandages. Soaps. Perfumery. Brushes, Combs,
Smokers materials, etc. Physicians prescrip-
sions carefully compounde at al hours, day or
night. Telephone o5-2
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-07-01
A SUDDEN

OF pain ID generally the first WsyninE
Of an attach OF Fheama tssn u feels
as IT, the disease svarei IN the bones
or muscles. but : the real cause OF
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-07-01


generous public?
fetching forest nymphs and sturdy
Woodmen, amid scene of sylvan
solitude?
-Egs e yptian fortune tellers, newly ar
rived from the land OF the ancient
Pharaohs and possessing the wisdom
OF the forgotten ages?
beautiful flag booth, where Col
unbia, the maid ofthe stars and stripes.
will infuse patriotic sentiment and
gloriously portray the greatest re.
public the world has ever knowns
"a shooting gallery?
"a fish pond?
flying horses?
unique identity contests?
two red-hot baseball games?
q screantngly funny Indian mfn-
strel performance?
Ian address by that brilliant young
creole, Hon. Robert F.. Broussard?
"a gorgeous flower parade?
land other attractions too numer-
Gus 80 mention, as the merchants
say In their bargain ale announce
ments?
II you know that it is going to be
the biggest time Donaldsonville has
had in 100 years?
that it will make the old younger
and the young happy?
that rate of one and one-tenth
fare is offered on the T. and P, with a
special train from Thibodaux on the
Ath?
II good dinner, good cause and
9 good time doesn't make a combina-
tion that is mighty hard to beat?
II youca possibly turn down three
such goodies?
If you've seen the first prize for the
flower parade in Dalferes' window?
and the second prize ia Lemann' 5
Window
II after taking a s'pipe'' at the ex-
qnisite trophies you re not sorry you
won't be in the flower parade If you
won {?
and deucealy GLAD you will be il
you Wills
" you've heard the names OF the
judges?
II you really wouldn i ike 10 know?
How much you'd give The Boy TO
tell you?
Who's your favorite in the race for
the prizes?
IF Donaldsonvi1le' merchants
aren't the kind to be proud of?
! # you heard that every single one
Of them has agreed to shut up shop at
2 o. 'clock on the afternoon OF the 4ths
II that isn't showing the proper
spirit rights
# the siailer didn't think his last.
hour had come?
II it's true he asked the captain 20
stop the boat and let him get OFF and
walk?
# he objected TO steam bath with
all his clothes on?
or was afraid he was too heavy to
float In case the boat emulated Me-
Ginty s famous stunt?
Who started the story that Chan
dived for life preserver and almost
threw q flb when he discovered that
there were none aboard sufficiently
large TO encompass his aldermanic
stomach
If it's fact he has made resolu-
tion never to travel by water az gaina
It that's the only resolution he has
ever taken in regard to water?
When Cushion intends to leave on
his summer trip?
# his voyage this year will prove
similar to that of last summer?
when he and the Napoleonvi11e
judge made elaborate preparations
for week S stay at the world famed
resort OF French Settlement?
and then fell down on their plans
and stayed right st hum?
Fl Cushion wants tos 70 TO Cooper's q
Wells for the benefit ct his heallhs
or because of certain smalI-sized
sessions which are ID the nature of
continuous performances at the Mis-
sissippi resort
Why Friend doesn't go along
also.
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also gons West ia search OF healtlsr writes
Harry KitteE OF No. 1915 9Th Street, BeEYek.4
Colo. HOnIg kkose who have suffered zfoIa
this dread maiady EnoW the pain ana misery
endured sos over ave Eaara. WhansEeE t.ss
westhsF vas damp O. cold ny gTounles NeTs
increased and mr. Joints would De 30 SIN ana
sore thaE Was hardly able 10 move about.
and a9tea unable 70 dress myself used
number q highly reconrneneee medfefness
but they had no effect Whatever on ms, aTsd
came TO Colorado hoptng 10 reg9i4 ns
health. but failed Ia obtain she Eetf<f { liaa
hoped for. A Agantlemans In the house Hslssfs Pc
lived advised ma to use Dy. PteFee.s SoIusn
Medical Discovery. and - four months sac z
half after began nssng 81 Iw as q NatE mar.
and have had no toseh Of it sar siae gSss
seven HaonthsR r
The sole motive t0r substitution Is te
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit paid by the snlssof Iasa merItoTlous
medicines He gains you lese. There-
fore accept no sasbstlSnte Tor sdolden
Medical Discovery. 3
- These ting. ssag RrseDated anti
80 "a bilious gEantliss TeguIate and
MSsyS@sssA - inVI Igo1ata Stomach 4.lgeE aIas5 ~
- a Bowels % not nsEae the pssI
habit but GslEs G0zaBE 1Eaa CT kys8
each aay for . lsxatsye and regulator Ea re-
or fosar Cor an aesiEe eashggtiEs 0nge tried
aIWags d fsyor Put ap 70 glasss sl#ags=
SEsa@ aus FaSlaslsas
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Avenue Pharmacy,

i J. LECHE,,
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DERNARB LEMANN Il BROTHER, dealers
#-k-a IN Western Pruduce, Fancy and Staple Grn-5
ceries, Liquors. Hardware. Iron. Paints, Oils.
Carts PtoWs, sasa1al alsrs, stoves and IinWaras
Furniture, Groekary. N all Paper and House
Furniahing Goods. Mississippi street., Railroad
avenue and Crescent Placs.
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Ms naaa street, deaIear III Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Corn.
Cats and Bran.
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DkY GooDs. alse,oaIsIa.s Etc.

r DEH0Ny corner l4afourchea and Gheti-
LIS macnes sEraets, dealer Ii Dry foods, No
eioas, Boots and shusa, Ggocerieas Provisions,
=Goens Cats Bran, Vines, Liquors etc.
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way, Westmoreland gave Montague 1877
votes; Martin, l25; Willard, 90; Mann. IS;
Swanson. IS; Anderson, 1S5; Williams, 81;
Cabeli, 80; Ellyson, 129; Eggieston, 1G6;
Hulvey, IG
Complete returns from Lancaster gave
Martin. $50: Montague, 3D.: Mann, 271;
Swanson, 299; Willard, AZ; John NJ. Lyell.
for house of delegates, 81, and John Cur
lett 32S This insures Curlett's nominal
ton by about GO majority. as one precinct
in Richmond county is to be heard from
Montague carried Warren county by
about 10 majority. Swanson has probably
carried the county by about 80 majority
Judge Mann received a larger vote than
was expected and drew his strength prin-
Royal precinct was as follows: Montague
(G4; Martin, II; Willard, 90; Mann, ~:
Swanson, "A; Anderson and Hulvey carried
the county by big majorities. did Ely
son.
Martins Big Lead.
Seven precincts out of eleven gave Mar
tin $40; Montague, 70; Willard, 217; Swan
son, 49, Mann, %; Ellyson has o75 votes
and CabeN IA. Williams has carried the
county by a safe ma jority over Anderson
for attorney general, his vote being 235
to Andersons 141. Eggleston, for superin-
tendent of public instruction, has lost the
county to Hulvey of Rockingham, the
seven precincts giving him a majority Of
2T0.
Unofficial returns practically complete
from Clifton Forge gave Martin G47: Mon
tague, 23S; Swanson, 261 Willard, 1875;
Mann, 11S; Ellyson, 497 Cabell, IS: Will
nams. 237; Anderson. 348: Hulvey. SO: Egg
gleston, SOP. The official returns will not
change this result. A light vote was polled
Bath county returns last night from nine
precincts out of thirteen in the county were
as follows: Martin, "a: Montague, So; Swan
son, Al: Mann, so; Willard, 20: Ellyson 81;
CabeH, 13; Anderson, 81: Williams, 40; Egg
gleston, %, and Hulvey, 80. The three re-
naming precincts cast light votes, but gave
Martin, Swanson, Ellyson, Egglcston and
Anderson the ma jority vote. Martins vote
will reach about 30 ma jority in Bath Swan
son and Mann will come near tie.
The Vote at Petersburg.
The total vote cast at Petersburg was
1244 Martin carried the city by a ma iority
of 74O and Swanson by a majority of III.
r. Z. Gill defeated John Watson and II. NJ.
Hope for the house of delegates. GiIls vote
was GAG, Watson's $50 and Hopes 152 Gill
is well-known clothing merchant in that
city. Martin carried Danville by 120 ma
jority. His majority in the county will be
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between 800 and 400 Swanson's majority
in the city and county will be about 1000.
The returns from East Radford indicate a
big majority for Martin and Swanson in
Pulaski county Three precincts have not
been heard from, but they will increase
the majority. The vote stands: Martin,
335; Montague, 147; Swanson 344; Willard,
"a; Mann, -; Williams, 39S; Anderson, II;
Elyson, 40, and CabeIl, 50.
Montgomery county gave Swanson a big
majority. and Montague is slightly ahead,
but the five precincts yet to be heard from
will bring Martins vote very close.
Christiansburg, Ryner, Blacksburg Ellis
ton and Graysontown gave the following
vote: Montague. 204; Martin, 165; Swanson,
30; Willard, 70: Mann, 73; Elyson. 2Ss;
Cabell. 221; Williams. 217: Anderson, IO6;
Eggleston, 162, and Hulvey 40.
Radford gave Martin and Swanson big
majorities. The vote stood: Martin, 100;
Montague; AZ; Swanson. 10; Mann. Al:
Willard. %; Williams, 173; Ellyson, 1914 !:
Cabell %; Anderson. SO; Eggleston, 191 !;
and Hulvey, 81.
Full Vote in Tazewell.
Returns from Chatham state that twenty
five of forty-eight precincts in the county
gave Martin S74: Montague. 443; Swanson,
1927; Mann 115; Willard, les. Ellyson,
Williams and Eggleston will carry the
county by large majorities; Wilson, Taylor
and Clement are leading for the house OF
delegates. A very light vote was polied.
mary in TaZewell county the indications are
that Senator Martin carried the county by
from 800 to 500 majority. w. H. Mann hHs
probably carried the county by small ma
jority for governor. and Williams has car
ried the county for attorney general by 500
AT Tazewell precinct Martin has a majority
of ~; Mann. 4S: Williams. IS. and EggIe-
ston, for superintendent OF public instruc-
ton. has carried the county by 800 ma
jOrity.
= Charlottesville gave Martin a majority of
341 and Mann a majority of SO. Fourteen
out of twenty-three precincts in AlbemarIe
county gave Martin a majority OF T43. The
remaining precincts in the county will in
crease Mann's majority to 1850, making
his total majority in Charlottesville and
Albemarle slightly less than 1,4O0 Mann
will win in the county by a small margin
Martins estimated majority in the seventh
district is 5000.
Quiet Election at Staunton.
The primary passed of very quietly at
Staunton and the voting was lighter than
was anticipated. For senator, Montague
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ng Sale of Lace Curtains at small prices.
W. B. MOSES & SONS, F ST., Cor 11th. +

vote In Loudoun county: Martin. 141 Mon
tague, G05; Mann, SO: Willard, 623; Swan
son, 713; Ellyson. I'D; Cabell, 254; Ander-
son. S44; Williams, 100; Eggleston, 52l ;
Hulvey, DOT. For state senator-B. w.
Lynn, 521: J. r. Daniel, 443; George I.
Ford, 26S, and Ernest Leith 1888. For house
of delegates-F. NJ Love, 9S4 and A. b.
Shreve, 514.
The Herndon district, the largest in Fair
fax county, gave Mr.. Swanson a plurality
of 113 votes over Mr.. Willard. The town
of Herndon itself gives Willard a plurality
of ten votes over Swanson. The other four
precincts in Dranesville district gave Swan
son heavy majority over Willard.
Walter L. Oliver comedies the election of
X Il. Lee to the legislature by seventy-five
votes Indications point to Willard having
carried Fairfax county by less than POO
votes.
Swanson Carried Culpeper.
= Reports received from nearly all the vot-
ing precincts of Culpeper county make 1t
certain that Swanson carried the county by
about sixty majority. Martin, for senator,
carried the county by 100 majority Gull
pepper city gave Senator Martin seventy
majority and Swanson forty majority over
willard. Judge Mann will probably receive
100 votes in the county
FRINGE William county gave Montague
ana Willard about 400 majority each.
Six precincts of the seven in Orange
county gave Martin 249; Montague, III:
swanson, 100; Willard, 1876; Mann. 11S; Ell
tyson $40; Cabell. rs; EggIeston,' lSS: HUI
Vey' 159; Anderson, 30; Williams, 1873