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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-19
SOCIETY NEWS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

him Wednesday evening. The
occasion was another milestone
in the doctors journey through
life, and his friends made it a
emorable occasion. The even
ing was spent at whist. Late in
the evening refreshments,
brought by the guests, were
served. Mr., Harry Bangs then
presented DR.. Talbot iu behalf of
the company, a beautiful gold
watch and Mr.. Ben Hutton also
presented him for the guests
handsome gun case neatly en-
graved with the name and date.
DR.. Talbot thanked them as best
he could for these tokens of re-
gard. The guests departed with
best wishes that many more
milestone may be added to his
life.
BACHELORS ENTERTAIN.
Last Thursday evening the
home of Mr.. Fred Baish was the
scene of a Bachelors Banquet,
in honor of Mr.. Ted Osborne,
who has become benedict.
The banquet consisted OF six
courses and was served in the
most approved manner. Cigars
we're the order of the remainder
Of the evening. The Bachelor
boys separated at late hour,
mutually pleased with their eff
forts in Mr.. Osborne's behalf,
and wishing him all manner of
good luck for the future.
SURPRISE PARTY,
Last Saturday evening Mr..
Will Frey was completely sur
prised by number of his friends.
The occasion was his birthday
anniversary. High five was
played during the evening. Af-
ter a number of games were
played Mrs. Effie Bean was the
winner of the first prize, hand
painted plate, Mrs. Simmons the
BOBBY prize, toy automobile.
DR.. Talbot was the winner of
gentlemen's prize, book. Re-
freshments were served and the
guests departed Wishing Mr..
Frey many happy returns of the
day.
KENsIN GToN.
Mrs. Joseph Molyneux enter
tanned aqout thirty of her friends
at Kensington Tuesday after.
noon from 2:30 until S o'clock
Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs,
George Russom entertained the
guests with a number of violir
selections. A dainty buffet sup
per was served. The decoration
were yellow and white carnation:
Mrs. Molyneux was assisted il
serving by Mrs. flanders, Mrs
Morgan and Mrs. Gillings.
ENTERTAINs.
i Mrs. Fred Arthur who reside
five miles west of town entertain
ed at a one o'clock dinner las
Friday for her guests Mrs
Arthur and Mrs. Wilson, mothe
and sister of Mr.. Arthur, O
Webster City, Iowa. A few O
The neighbors and a number O
Broken Bow people were tn
guests, and report an excellen
) dinner and a jolly time.
VANCoTT's ENTERTAIN.
Tuesday night of this wee
t Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. VanCott er
; tertained some of their friends i
their cozy new home southeast @
the square. Six tables of whis
!. were played. Later delici ou
supper was served
, FORTNIGHTLY,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Squire
r entertained the Whist Club Tue:
day evening. The guests wer
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Holcomt
Y Mrs. w. II. Xanders aud MI
t Paul Humphrey.
a C. l.. s. c.
o The Chautauqua Circle wi
q meet with Mrs. Cavenee Monda
November %. Subject Napoleon
Leader Mrs. Xanders.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-19

Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee.
Roasted fresh every day. 24-tf.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
FALSE, SAYS
W. j. BRYAN
RsbraSkan RetuteS Statement Of
Hearst That Support Was
Asked in Campaign
Associated press.

Associated Press,
Cumberland, Md, Sept, i2,-Con-
tinuing his campaign eastward, Will
liam ]. Bryan arrived here this
morning. He was accompanied from
Wheeling by John T. McGraw, ma
rional committeeman from West Vir-
sinia, whose guest he will be to-
morrow at Deer Park.
Crowds assembled at all stations
along the road throughout the night
and made noisy demonstrations in
honor of the candidate.
When asked this morning regard
ing a statement made at Atlanta last
night by william X, Hearst that Bry-
an four months ago asked his sup
port for the presidency promising to
support Hearst in 1912, Bryan de-
clarcd the statement absolutely
false"
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War in Chicago schools.

Chicago, Sept. 12.--Opcn warfare
has been declared between Chicago
school officials and tho high school
raterniucs and societies, on wh"h
the board of education has placed a
ban. All pupils refusing to sign the
anu-fratcrnity roll will be placed
under suspension, It is expected sew
eral hundred pupils will be suspend
cd Monday. Fraternity members arc
planning to secure an injunction
against the enforcement Of the new
regulations.
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SMUT IN WHEAT
REMEDY SUGGESTED

Since tho farming interests Of this
country and especially the state OF
Texas, are paramount, any sugges-
ton That will help that department
of productive industry ia hailed with
delight. This being true the follsw-
ing through the courtesy of p. p,
seay, secretary-trcasurer Of the Nor
row.Thomas Hardware is gladly Civ
en- by the Panhandle:
TO Prevent Smut in Wheat.
Treat the seed with a solution Of
formaldehyde 40 per cent, one pound
to forty-five gallons Of water. This
quantity is sufficient to treat forty
tive bushels OF seed wheat. Place
the seed to be treated in half bushcl
at a time in a gunny sack immcrsc
in the solution and then spread IN
wagon bed and allow same to dry
thoroughly.
Prepare only sufficient quantity
in the morning to last until noon
preparing fresh at noon for the aft
ernoon sowing,
b. NJ. Shepard, wheat raiser o
Dakota. who aas mad experience II
wheat raising in Dakota and says tn,
above is a positive preventive agains
smut.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17

SENSATIONAL
CIgantIC Fraud Uncovered in
Connection With Failure Of
Chicago Corporation
Associated Press

a,,' ca, ., poyo,,,,ors 4,
.,,ut,-
SENSATIONAL NATURE WIZ "'''' '''
lie today regarding 'he la''u'' OIL -
Booth & Coz q $l2,oOO,oOO Il"M
game and seed corporation "hlch
was nlaccd in the hands OF a receiver
r,,,r,aoy
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
+ LIVE BABE Is FOUND on
RAFT OFF GALVESTON
r Associated Press,

4 Associated Press, 4
r Galveston, Sept. IA live X
4 babe was found floating on 4
X raft in the bay this morning X
4 with the name Archie Sanders +
X tagged to its clothing. The child X
4 is about six months old and was 4
+ strapped to the raft. 1t is be- 4
lieved the infant is the sole 4
4 survivor Of a wreck near the 4
4 coast. The babe was apparently 4
4 in good physical condition and 4
+ it is thought to have been 4
4 aboard the raft no longer than
4 ono day. The authorities are 4
X investigating along the coast
4 for traces of wreckage. 4
49, X 4 t&k X + 4 X 4 + 4 K
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Texas witness Important.

Special 10 Daily Panhandle,
Oklahoma city Sept, l2.-Ofii-
ccrs are on the way 10 Fort Worth
for William Bonncll, the only eye
witness to the murder Of Tom Welt
zcn in this city, in connection with
which Frank Manning was arrested
Bonncl's testimony will free or con-
Wet.
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AURORA AFFECTS
TELEGRAPH KEYS

Chicago, Sept. 12.-The prediction
Of Or John A. Brashear, of Pitts
burg, that the aurora horealis report
ed yesterday would be followed by
reports Of magnetic disturbances was
confirmed today at the offices OF the
telegraph companies. Yesterday aft
crnoon and again last night wires
east and north Of Chicgao went down
for an hour or more. Telegraph Of
ficlals attributed the trouble to the
aurora. ..t..
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
!, INTERNAL MACHINE SENT
|, NEW JERSEYS GOVERNOR
( AssocIatcd Press.

X Associated Press. y
r Seagirt, y. j., Sept IL r
\ An internal machine, wrapped 4
4 and addressed to Governor Fort 4
\ OF New Jersey has been found 4
X in the mails by the postal au- X
\ thorities. The package aroused 4
X suspicion. When opened it was X
Il found to contain powder, bullets 4
4 and matches. There is said to K
4 be no trace Of the sender. 4
X Had the governor opened the 4
X package in the ordinary way X
4 there is little doubt that it would 4
X have killed him. X
X An unusual watch has been 4
4 kept over Governor Forts mail 4
X because Of threats made against 4
\ him since the Inauguration OF 4
X his crusade against violations OF 4
+ law at Atlantic City, 4
r On a piece of paper in tho 4
4 package was written: "Please 4
X notify us promptly of any 4
X change in your postoffice ad- 4
4 dresC."
++t+X +tt r 4
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CONGRESSMAN BEALL
TO CAMPAIGN EAST
Special to paily Panhandle.

Special to paily Panhandle.
Waxahachie Texas, Sept. 12.--
Congressman Jack Beall today ac-
ccpted an invitation to deliver the
address at the unveiriug of the Rea-
gan monument in Palestine oct, s,
Mr.. Beall also was engaged To-Day
by Chairman Mack Of the national
Democratic campaign committee to
make addresses in eastern and doubt
full states.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17

Kone, of Hays county, today was
formally appointed commissioners OF
agriculture and assumed tho duties
Mr.. Konc expects to carry out Com
missioner Miners IDEAS and plans,
Miner goes as president OF the A.
and NJ. college.
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Commission Gives Orders.
| 10 Daily Panhandle.

Austin, Sept. 12,--The railroad
commission today instructed the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas to increase its
passenger station facilities at Dallas
and the United States Express COM
pany 10 maintain free delivery at
Jaeksboro.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
SURVEYOR n. K. SMITH
DIES or PARALYSIS
snccial 10 Daily Panhandle,

Special TO Daily Panhandlo,
Plainylow, Sept, 12,--N. X. smith,
civil engineer and surveyor, died
Thursday afternoon after an illness
OF several weeks Ito had a stroke
OF paralysis and never recovered,
Mr. Smith had been confined TO his
he'd since June. He was we'll known
in West Texas, surveying hero for
the past twenty-iour years, lie leaves
family.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
GRAND JURY FAILS
TO INDICT MILLS

Special Ia Daily Panhandle.
wichita Fails Texas, Sept. Ia
udge Darlington returned today
from Graham and said the grand
hrv failed to indict Arthur Mills,
arrested and charged with the muir
der of his father, C. c. NILS, a veal
thy cattleman at Graham, several
months ago.
Hayner Patton, an alleged accom-
Mice, is now in the insane asylum.
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Col. J. A. Wooden Dies,

hbhuNldANh AN"f'
Weatherford, Texas, Sept. Ia
Colonel John a. Wooden, a WELL
known Texas and Arkansas news
papcr man died hero today, aged 67@
Death resulted from cancer of the
stomach. AhAs
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Cucro lad browns.

Special to DAILY Panhandle.
Cuoro, Texas, Sept. l2.-Martin
Giles. aged 6, was drowned here to-
day The child was wading with
older boys in a creek, got beyond his
depth and his companions efforts
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
HOUSTON MAN CHARGED
WITH COUNTERFEITING
Associated Press.

4 Associated Press, +
4 Houston, Sept l2.--At 4
4 hearing here today before Unit 4
+ ed states Commissioner Master 4
+ son, James d. Clark, a Hous- 4
4 ton blacksmith, was charged 4
\ with counterfeltine. Apparatus 4
4 was found in his possession and 4
4 he was held to the grand jury. 4
4 Bogus 25-cent pieces were 4
+ found in Clark's pockets when 4
4 arrested,
K ttttt 49, K 4 4 4 +
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Clearing House Report.
Assnriatcd Press.

AbbOtlaIcu TItaH,
New York Sept, 12,-statcmcnt Of
clearing house banks for ~ week
shows they hold s51,992,s$T more
than requirements OF the 25 per cent
reserve rule. This is S1652,l25
moro OF proportional cash reserve as
compared with last week.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
COLORADO MINERS
ENGAGE IN RACE WAR
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Trinidad. Colop Sept. l2,--ln
race war between MeXicans and ltal-
ians. which was wagcd for more than
an hour at Morley, coal mining
camp ten miles west Of here, early
this morning, one man was killed,
and another perhaps fatally wounb'd
and several others injured,
The fight was the result OF long
standing feud, growing out OF rival
Try in the mines.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
THIRD FLEEING ONE
TAKEN BY OFFICERS
special 70 Daily Panhandle.


Lampasss, Texas Sept &c.
Warren, an alleged forger, who es-
capped jail here with two other pris-
oners who were previously captured
was caught in Llano county today
and will be brought here and jailed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
Beaumont Citizen Fatally Injured.

Special TO Daily Panhandle.
Beaumont, Texas, Sept. 12,--Wil-
liam Cannon, prominent citizen of
this city. was fatally injured this
afternoon as result of being hit
by an auto.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17

imo. and Murdo Mckenzie, manager
NJ tho ranch. $. r Burnett veal
thy ca,ucman Of Fort Worth, and
Governor Campbell are all arranging
to join IN tho chase.
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VIOLATE LOCAL OPTION.
Three Gatesvillo Citizens Arc Fined
and Sent TO Jail. a. I'd. sy

ana ScnJ 10 bdlAs ~ HN
Special to Daily Panhandle. Z
Gatesville. Texas, Sept d.
Frank Watson pleaded guilty 20
twelve cases, Tom Cation to five cases
and Alvin Blanton to six cases, wheH
charged with violation OF tho local
option law today Each man was
fined SIS and given twenty days IN
jail.
Mount Pleasant Residence Burns !
Special to Daily Panhandle.
Mount pleasant Texas, Sept. III
The residence and contents OF John
Reeves was destroyed by fire today
The loss is $500. The family bare'
lily escaped. .if Z
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Grcenvillo Residence Burns.
/. nnIlv pnnhandle

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Greonvllle, Texas, Sept 12.-Firo
today destroyed tho residence and
contents belonging to w. b. Horton.
Tho loss was $500. ssssaa a
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
Simpson Notification Tonight.

Special TO Daily Panhandle.
Dallas, Sept. 12.-Arrangemonts
are complete for tho notification Of
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17
failed 10 restore him after the body
was recovered.
NNationaI prohibItlonlst 10 Speak.
,noeIal to Dally Panhandle.

Special to Daily panhandle
Waco, Texas, Sept 12.-'It wrd
announced today that Aaron S. Wat
klns, vico presidential candidate OF
the Prohlbltlonlst party will speak
here Sept. 20, A largo crowd is eE-
necIcd. IA
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-17

Kone Assumes His Duties.
Special to Daily Panhandle,
Austin, Sept. 12.-Hon, Ed r
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
PAPkE-KETCHEL
FOR THANKSGIVING

SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.-Jack
Gleason's Papke-Ketchel match, which
has been set for Thanksgiving eve. is
the bout that promises TO increase a
somewhat deadened interest in the
boxing game. Even now, with the
match more than a month off and the
fighters not yet on the ground there
are all sorts of arguments, which will
naturally increase when PaplIe and
| ketchel put in an appearance.
No one, particularly in San Fran
cisco, can realize as yet that Stanley
/ Ketchell was really knocked out. Many
/ of the fight fans term it a fluke and
/ say that the punch will not be re-
/ peated Papke has not been seen in
the ring. and the people who follow
the boxing game are sure to crowd the
gymnasium quarters of the Illinois
man.
Although he was announced as be-
ing ready to leave for the Coast, Papke
seems to have dropped his haste There
was no particular reason why he
should have come so early, and if he
arrives the first week in November it
will give him plenty of time for his
training.
Reports are alreaGy being circulated
concerning the weight of Ketchel. 1t
is said that at the hot springs where
he has been lOafing he mas permitted
his weight to creep up to 1877 pounds,
and that he will find it difficult to get
down to 1853 pounds. The fact that
Ketchel is a growing boy adds more
color to this story. AS ne knows the
importance of the match, however,
it is more likely that he is keeping
down to a reasonable weight, for he
can't afford to be beaten a second time
by Papke if he wishes to stay in the
fight game.
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San Francisco the day before the bat
tie, and return Immediately after the
bout. This will be the first time that
delegation from this city has gone
such a distance in a body to support
boxer.
TO
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NELSON WITH
NINE TRUNKS

BOSTON (Mass), October 24-Bat.
Ting Nelson, lightweight champion of
the world. real estate dealer. mine OPP
orator, ranchman and a few other
things. has arrived here with nine
trunks. He will appear next week
at one Of the local theaters. and it is
said that he is to receive the high
est salary ever paid a prize-fghter in
the East.
On his arrival at South station the
Durable Dane was met by an army Of
/ newspaper men, and, judging from his
talk he is not hothering much whether
he viii ever fight again.
Nelson produced a bunch Of tele-
grams Offering all sorts Of money to
box. Among them was one from Harry
Edwards. owner Of the National Club
of Philadelphia, Offering $4,000 and
expenses for eighteen minutes work.
Nelson stated tnat he thought highly
of the proposition and would like to
accommodate Edwards, but that he
was tied up with so much business
that he had to pass it up.
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portunity," said Roller. Il have de-
termined to get into the game at once,
and, if possible, make my way to the
top just as rapidly as possible. l have
every confidence in myself, and don't
believe there is a man in the ring today
who can make me back up. / am in
better condition right now than l have
ever been in my life l will not go
back to the practice of medicine until
| have demonstrated what l can do as
a pugilist.
Some or my friends may be shock
ed at my determination to enter the
ring, but | can't help that. I know
of no better way of making a lot of
money in a short space of time, and
if | have been endowed with more
than the ordinary amount of strength
and stamina there is no reason why |
should not take advantage of that fact
and use it for my own benefit | can
be as honorable in the ring as in the
practice of medicine and / intend to
be. | know I will retain the respect
of those who know me, and that is all
| care for"
Roller is looking better than he has
at any time since coming to Seattle.
The yellowishness of complexion has
entirely disappeared, and In its place
is the healthiest sort of tan He
weighs 21S pounds stripped and is as
hard as a piece of metal While in
Honolulu he lived out of doors day and
night, worked all of the time and at
regular intervals took a plunge in the
salt water.
II never had a better time in my
life" said Roller this morning, and
I come home feeling better than l ever
have before"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05

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Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
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New England Mutual Life IRSnI
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National Fire Insurance Co.
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Fire Insurance Co..
Protector Underwriters or the PAosNls
of Hartford.
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SPOR t S
SEATTLE WRESTLER
Home FROM HAWAII

SEATTLE, October 23.-Dr. b. f.
Roller, Seattle's wrestler is going to
break into the prize fighting game
just as quickly as he can.
He reached Seattle last night after
an absence of several months in Ho-
nolulu, and within a few days will
leave for New York with the expecta-
ton of spending a month with Robert
Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons met Rol-
Ter in a private boxing bout when he
was last in Seattle, and was so i'm
pressed with the ability OF the Seattle
man that he at once offered to take
hold of him this fall and put him
through a course or training for the
ring.
When Roller reached Seattle last
night there was a letter awaiting him
here from Mrs. Fitzsimmons to the
effect that Bob was afraid he would
not be abe to meet Roller in New
York because of a theatrical engage
ment in London. Roller believes, how
ever, that it will be a month or more
before Fitz will leave New York, and
this morning wired him Offering to
leave Seattle at once. The nature of
the reply will determine what Roller
will do.
In the event that Fitszimmons will
be unable to wait, some other sue
cessful pugilist of the Fitszimmons
type will be engaged and Roller will go
to work Immediately. Following his
course of training he will at once make
it known that he is prepared to meet
any man in the world Tommy Burns,
Jack Johnson, or any of the rest OF
them.
There is no man in the ring today
whom l will not meet if given the OPP
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-05
PAPKE'S FRIENDS
WILL SEE MATCH

CHICAGO, October 24.-Billy Papke
is TO have the support of an Illinois
delegation when he faces Stanley Ket-
chel in San Francisco on Thanksgiving
eve. Arrangements are already under
way for the trip, and the party will
make the journey in special car.
Papke will start next Thursday for
the Coast, and his friends will follow
later Manager Jones WAS in the city
today completing the details of the
trip.
]. P. Brady is handling the arrange
ments at Kewanee, and Jake Sellers
will lead a party from Ottawa, Ill. An
ar contingent is coming from La
Sale, H. 1t is planned to time the
laparture of the party so as to reach
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CONGRESS SURE
REPUBLICAN STILL
Nebraska Goes Democratic Altogether
and Missouri Republican with
Bryan Majority Excepted.
OHIO DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR.
Hawaiis Friend Hepburn Is Defeated
In Iowa-Son-in-Law Long
worth Reelected

SAN FRANCISCO, November s.
Taft has 300 electoral votes and has
carried Maryland, New Jersey, West
Virginia and Montana
Bryan is 67 votes ahead in Missouri,
which probably elected a Republican
Governor and Legislature.
Johnson has been elected Governor
of Minnesota by 5000 majority.
Taft's plurality in New York is 203,-
495; Hughes plurality is 71,150.
Ohio is for Taft by $4,000 The Gov
ernor is Democratic and the Legisla-
ture doubtful.
Indiana is Republican by 5000, Gov
ernor and Legislature Democratic.
Bryan has 10000 majority in Nebras-
ka. The Democrats also elected five
Congressman and the Legislature.
SENATE AND HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The
next Senate is to be two-rhirds Repub-
lican. In the House there will be 20S
Republicans, 173 Democrats and ten
doubtful. Cannon will probably be re-
elected Speaker. Among the defeated
Congressman are Hepburn, Lands and
Overstreet. Longworth mas been re-
elected.
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, November 5.-This
city gives Taft 1855 plurality.
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natural strength, and all this misery
will disappear. The first bottle will
cost you nothing If 1t fails to help
you.
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