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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-10-30
Saws Taft VIII Win.

Chicago, Oct. 26.-William How
ard Taft, 295; William Jennings
Bryan, 1873.
This is the forecast of the vote in
the electoral college by the Chicago
Tribune, after a careful study of the
conditions in each state and consid-
cred in the light of the private pre-
dictions of the leaders in each of the
political parties.
1t shows that the vote given the
late Mckinley in 1900 will be practi-
cally repeated in 1908.
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oldest Postofiice EmpIoye Dead.

New York, Oct. 20 After IS
years service in the postoffice of this
city, Joseph John Button, known as
the Oldest postoffce employee in the
country, is dead at his home In
Brooklyn. He was born In 1922.
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GEORGETOWN
3. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1854 II st nv
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female

EARN EXTRA MONEY withou; interfer-
ence with your regular work (either ladies
or gentlemen), b. assisting in the sale OF
choice northwest real estate. For particulars
address BOX "a, 4@24 Monroe St NV.
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woRKINGMARs WANTS.

WORKING8IEN-Joe Nay says this is TIA
only place to buy OverCo1Is. S. 81 suits OF
clothes. 50, s.; coats ana vests. 81 So coats
1885, pants. $50: goods all wool tailor
made tuszI sOme)7 see them JUSTHS OLD
STAND. SO d nahz2--r
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ANACOSTIE
BURY'S PHARMACY. crrnes Monra, 49,
Jefferson SITS.
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BICYCLES.

THE FAMOUS 1866 Hudson bicycle AZ fae-
tory prices, the best wheel SOr the money!
sols agents for Washington. HAVER FC on
CYCLE Co. At 10Th 81. NV.
mhl1-we. Fl. su-tf
SPECIAL this week. Hartford tires. So Harr-
ford q E H. $780, our $50 reduced 10 81 "a
Fun line OF second hand bicycles. 81 Up.
MENDELL & CO. IT'S 7th St NV
inhibited
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem Bicycle. 49,
best wheel at the lowest price sold on ezsv
terms II desired. also agent for The Ner<eI
motorcycle; repairing 4 speciality. HARRY
F. SEANARK- go St NV rnh2l-s0t
Mctor Oycle AlreS---. $50 ID
bicycle 4AEts.--..
carnage 4-Ies -------------------------- 500 uo
ECLCANTZING-
Motor and Bike SUndriss Etc
c. VERNON HILL. Successor 10
II. T. JONES Z CO. 604 & St
Phone 81 SOS nrhIs-s0t
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FOUND.

LEGAL advice free; debts collected on com
mission. prompt and vigorous attention gtveo
ATTORNEY. BOX ~. Times Office.
mhlS-we. f. Stl-I5t
FOUND-A guaranteed cure FOR eczema. old
sores. piles. etc Try DR. COSTEIOyS
sALVE- fe2s3Ot
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

A MANAGER Tor lunch room; must be ex
perIenced and well recommended: good paw
20 right man. Address BOX 53s. Times Of
fee. rnh2--2r
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MADAM THEO. paluaist. card reader. and
medium; German spoken 9S II sG NV
uah2s 2. p .
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CUT RATE DENTISTRY
SO Set OF Teeth. God Crown ana Brideau-o-tr
- Filings 5oc- Z s. Army and Navy Pam
less Dentistz-
LR- D. HARRY MORAN. MGR
Is St y. ". cor TTH
Open Sundays. 10 70 ! uhf1-tf
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Advertisements will be accepted
at any of the following branch Of
fees at regular CDiee rates. If Il Is
incOnVenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct to The Times (Main
$500, and q messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-We manufacture 50 fast sellers;
no other firm handles themi big illustrated
agents catalogue OK $50 specialtes and sam
pies free PEASE MFG. CO. Dept I52.
Buffalo. y. Y. mh29, aI9,lZ y
AGENTS can easily make SO a day selling
our gold window letters. IOvelty signs, and
changeabIe signs: catalogue free SGLLI-
VAN Co. 800 W Van Buren, ST. Chie-so'
III. II
AGENTS-We manufacture 50 fast sellers;
no other firm handles them; big illustrated
agents catalogue of 80 specialties and sa-Il-
pies free PEASE MFG CO, Dept l52,
Buffalo. y Y. mhS-su-it
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WANTED-FURNITURE.

YOUNG MARRIED couple desire room and
board in c0ngenial private family in north
west section BOX sos. Times Office
u1b2q-sr
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

MILLINERY styIishIy made, trimmed. and
remodeled. straw hats dyed. cleaned ard re-
shaped al reasonable prices FOERTSCHE
SIS 18th st NV rnh34-sgf
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD in suburbs. MRS
NORRIS, 18th and Brentwood road ne
mh29-3t
9Th ST NV, 1022-Furnishsd rooms with
board; transients accommodated; table hoard
q speciality. mh29-3t
18TH ST. NV. SI7-NeatIy furnished rooms
and hrst-class table board mhZs-sf
F NV, 5l5-Two furnished rooms. with o.
without board for gentlemen by day, week.
or month. rnh27-7t
K ST. NV, 92T-Second-story front room:
large closets; balcony; with board mh27-5t
X ST NV. 10O2-NeatIy furnished rooms:
with table board; private family: telephone
mh27-St
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
MD OIdER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms. Rooms and Board-1O
cents q line: times consecutiVely, Q
cents a line; 3 times consecutively. 8
cents line. Minimum charge 40 cents
Business Opportunities, For Sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles,
Lost and Found. Wanted Miscellan-
eOuB, Dogs, Pets. etc.-15 cents line;
line; 3 times consecutively, 10 cents
line minimum charge As cents.
All other classificationS-15 cents q
line; times consecuuyely, 12H cents
a line; 3 times consecutively. 10 cents
a line Minimum charge 90 cents,
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DYENc, CLEANING, PRESSING.

DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.
DYEING. CLEANING and repairing. ladIez.
ana genuemen's suits made 10 order 49,,
RSstSi' b HUT. $50 St NV. formerly
- - 81 mh10-s0r
LADIES' AND GENTS TATTOR-C7ss1I7--
ana repairing a specially: Popular prices:
a! Work called for and delivered " J.
--ees s!S' - sth St NV. Phone Main ITEM
DYEING. cleaning p-eE-I5Z ill., =,
repairing FOR ladies and sentIeraen- vyo-s-
ca.led for and delivered STRICKIAN-yS
PRESSING CLUB. 81 month 1914 II 81 nv
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER; picture frames az reason
abe prices; estimates furnished. Axes 81
a. nv Phone Main 44s N
se2-su. We. sri-sos
"a ?. HoBsoN s. sON. Fine wall pspers-
artstlc painting ana decorating. IS0s Il 81
NV Phone Main 1910 mh2s-s5t
RccSs paPered. 81 up. house painting low
e. rtces. nrst-clasS work only. CHAS A
CAIL4sLE. - Eye St NV. Phone Main
eo2-- mh1s-s9t
PLhCE YOUR ORDERS for paperhaasI5-
GRI 3E1tlnG5 nTSt-claSs work. prices res sor-
able estimates furnished EDWARD !
HOFFMAN,. l7G3 18th ST nv. Phone North
-: mhlO-s0t
WORKMANSHIP counts; we have =: new
oeslgnss superior workmanship. hardtirna
6I1ee e = postal brings an estimate BECK
Ell. AOS ID 81 NV West 1910. :e2s-s0t
DENTISTRY.
omoe Hours. $50 A. n. 10 $50 p NJ
DIS o " & W J. ELZEY, DENTISTS
s y. Cor. 10Th ana r Sts- \ ~
Specialists II Painless Extracting. Gold
Grown and Bridge Work. Filings. ana T,isfeS
that NJ. satisfaction guaranteed or none
r.. LED Moderate prices. Phone n 425z
CUT RATE DENTISTRY
80 Set OF Teeth. Gold Crown ana F3rfdqauro-J-
- Filings 5oc- q s. Army and Navy PAIN
less DentistE-
DR- D. HARRY MORAN. MGR.
Is St y. W. cor. TTH
Open Sundays. 10 70 ! rnhfrsf
NcN-MEDICAL HEALING.
The JUnod System % Enforced Ct-cuI,t,o-
more generally known As the Vacuum T-eat-
French physician and surgeon. Dr.
Junod. HIS method OF forcing TIE cs--77Iar,1-
HRs approved az b. the governmenf 80
adopted into their hospitals and Is knov~1
today as the only hope and cure Tor ths1
dread disease. lOSOnOtOr- ataxia as I-f-s-s
maladies where ths circuIa;ion Is pot ao-77sI
II can be made Consul alton and 49,
Lnent a. your home II desired Coasultarfor
a. once Zee. and you are Invited 70 caI
PROF. II n D PARKER,
l424 New York Ave
hours. 70 to . Sundays. 10 &C L Lady as
Read Non-AedicaI Healing. bs1k cover 1sos
City Directory. fe-z9tr
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; general face and
SCALP. Swedish movements: eIectro-vfbro;
appointments out; open Sundays; second floor
front. walk in. 5l5 18th st. NV. Phone N.
209e-Y- mh22-S0t
SELECT TOILET and massage pariors.
hours 10 to 10. ROOM ,. second floor. Please
walk in Open Sundays. 515 F ST NV.
mh26-30t
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PERIODICAL STORE. 7th 81 M ..,--T-
location business and house; fuilesf I--,---
tisation solicited. THORNTON. - OK -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

II YOU ARE looking Tor a good pa,,i7- -
FestEaenE have splendid reaI 800 -
c-ll-oA % present. liberal a7rar17eTrle1rE -
p1i o''@@e- address BOX go, Times ofsice.
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WHOLESALE LQucr and high elasx r-oo.-,-
business; half easy. THORNTON. a. st6
81 NV - -
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FOR GALE-M1scELLANEous.

FOR sALE-Ice boxes. suitable for grocery
use made by people who know hoov not
'iasers- See HOPWOOD. sch and K
No.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALR.

LADY OF TACT. judgment, experience aad
reference wants high grade accounts 10 col
lect on commission. BOX 4z6. Times Office.
mh1S-W, IN. SUIT
COLORED WOMAN, place 10 do general
homework. 11O4 81. NV. Il
LADY-By refined lady, place as general
housekeeper, city or suburban: best OF ref
erence given: state compensation given BOX
81, Times Office mhZ4-J
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RUG WEAVING

HANDSOME reversible rugs woven from
NOLn al PETS sanltaFys reliable and prompt
ECLIPSE RUG CO. Laurel. Ma. CIV a.
dress p 9th st. ne Drop postal rnhZl-I4t
SAVE your old carpets. rugs woven fro-n
old carpets the only weaving factory ~ g.
kind in the city WASHINGTON RUG CO.
sSl 9Th St NV Phone Main sS25 fs7-qlr
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FLOOR OIL.

SPRING CLEANING IS EASY II You use
Hunters Sanitary Dust Killing Floor Oil;
keeps the floors bright and clean and rids
the house OF insects; only 60c a gallon
Phone Main 545S or drop postal to 1iS Penn
sylTaoia ave. nw0 nh23-f
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SOUTHEAST.

A. z. POWELL. 4th aI1 East Capitoi s,.
ROACH DRUG CO., sth and @ SITS. Sc
n g FEALY. NV cor. Hi and Pa ave
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NORTHWEST.

LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ava -.
CHAS. H BLUMER. y. Cap. ana , s,s no
McCHESNEY e. JOACHIM. cor. % ana y -
KRAUS' PHARMACY, eth and X sts
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM Sth ana + sts -,
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MANICURING.

SHAMPOOING. facial massage; open even
ings until 10 D m Lessons, 81 1II2 sth NV
mh2s-Su-4t
11lz STH ST. NW.-Shampooing facial mas
sage; open evenings until 10 p. m; lessons 81
mh29-5t
MILLINERY.
SALE on all trimmed hats for Monday Ar
cost; hats trimmed for SOC. els C st. NV.
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.

PLACE YOUR ORDER with J E NOR
RISOS. the Columbia Nursery: fruit anH
shade trees. shrubs. bushes. vines OF al
kinds. roses. etc SO K ST nv mhZ2-S0r
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: OK s4LE-A furnace; VIII sell cheap can
WOOD. Sth ana K ~ob9s9s
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FOR SALE-Single buggy. gCOd condition:
or viii trade for anything I can use. HAIR
VEL. g II ST. ne. y
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BROOKLAND, = q
ARTHUR H +. LUERSSEN Drug Stora
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7J3 King ct
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
z. A SONNEMAN
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TAILORING.

H. WEIsENBERG. 1924 North CAPITOL
Ladies' tailoring; suits, $50 up; styles on
display; altering; rennodeling; also fit guaran-
teed: prompt attention. mhsS-7t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

PLACE as chef IN private CT public: nrst-
class. 1907 L ST. 1t
EXPERIENCED young man wants patent
office drafting. searching or spec. writing.
BOX $50. Times Office. mh2S-3t
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REPAIRING.

We can braze cast iron; We repair bicvcles.
automobiles, engines. sewing machines. baby
carriages, locks, guns. typewriters, etc. G
A SELLER, 1i0-112 SIN ST Sc
nh29-S,l vd ss-r9r
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOJR-CHI1INDER. - horsepower touring
car IN perfect condition: top. sides and rear
lamps; SIDE entrance al new tires: price
$500 70 quick purchaser. BOX 5sI. Times
Ol.fNt
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NEW DROP HEAD Singer sewing machine;
complete: SI3: must sell I52 L 81 NV 1.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Just arrived with carload OF
horses from Marrius5urg. W Va consisting
OF two pairs o. match horses. sadIers, drafr
ana drivers can De seen al the SPEEDWAY
STABLES. 4)4-4l5 i4th 50. NV. anybody de-
string good horses can obtain the sane from
Perry Scott mhzs-sr
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FOR SALE-OlI brick; DlnEman St rear T
81 and North Capitol BROWN 20 D 81
NV u1h2q-st
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UPHOLSTERING.

WHEN LOOKING for genuine antique ma
hogany furniture OF all kinds, repairing and
upholstering. give US a call z. e SMITH.
$500 ? st. NV. Phone West 6S3. nh2I-s0t
WE SOLICIT orders for all kinds OF furni
ture. upholsterings repairing. polishing and
refnishing work neatly done: u years ex-
perieuoe- HEATING & HOLT. us G st.
NV. mhIs-Ist
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LAWYERS

ALL CASES before ali courts and Cepart-
ments- AID in business and private difficTI-
ties. Collections and litigation evervvvbera
Moderate charges Confidential. L. s TeCsi
Corp. o07 F2ond Building tau =
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth G-H B Etrea.,
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HIRING STABLES.

HAVE YOUR HORSE boarded right. best ..
attention; II you want good business OF
pleasure team call az "a 18th st nv.
Phone n 10Is . nh2S-set
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1 A LADY, nlce-looICIng and OF PenteeI ap-
/ pearance 10 learn manicurfng: one fond OF
1 travelling. Address BOX SIS. Times once
/ u
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspapers.
experience unnecessary; no canvassing: send
sor ;ru particulars PRESS SYNDICATE
LockpOrt. y. I. fe16-Su-I7t
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LOST.

DOST-Between 80 and $50 ?. m. on F s.,
between 10th and I4th Sts- poSketbook con
tanning sum Of money. Reward for return 70
FLAT -, HAWARDEN, 1913 r ST NV
mh2s-3t
LOST-Lady's gold open face watch: Wal
than movement. from 7th between : and
N. and NJ between 9Th and 7th. gold Din
attached Reward for return 10 5e4 II St nv
LOST-Between March Is and .. one soII-
taire diamond ring and one 3-stone diamond
and sapphire ring Liberal reward will be
paid for their return 10 MISS L.ANDEIsI.
ZI4 o St nv. mhZ3-2t
LOST-A diamond lace pin with diamonds.
on % St Sc. between Pennsylvania ave and
St. Peters Church Liberal reward II re-
turned 20 20 % 81. Sc. mh2S-St
DOST-A diamond earring about "a karats
on Wednesday either on i st. between 18th
and 18th or on y between 18th and 18th
or on Q between 18th and 18Th. OF
on Connecticut ave. $50 reward II returned
20 WILLIAM RAMSAY, Jeweler, I22I F St
NV. uhZz-St
LOST-GoId wreath brooch Saturday, March
q Finder return 70 Eye ST. NV. and re
ceive reward mh27-3t
LOST-A gold DeIt buckle studded with
jewels: attached TO plain colored belt on
Thursday morning. March IS. in vicinity OF
r and Connecticut ave Large reward ~ re-
turned 10 1904 18th So. Tnh27-St
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BOOEKEEPERS - MALE STENOGRAPH-
ERS-If YOU earn more money or want
better position write today stating age salary
and experience. Information free HAP
GOODS. 1912 Commonwealth Building Phila-
delphia-
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ok sALb-Two coffee urns. one 3 gallons:
az SzZ50. cost Es5: one gallons. as ~ est
80; also lunch rom chairs with arrcs -
HOLLYWOOD. St. and K mh2a-st
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5-FOOT RACINE launch very cheap Il sold
before fitting I'd for season. come quick. F.
p. D.. sl3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Il
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Complete Returns.

The complete returns from Nevada County are ali in, Union and Leake having been received this morning, and the total vote for all contested offices is as follows:
 Goyernor-nonaghey COY, kir- by COL, EIincmon 22S Dona- ghey's ma jority 6.
 Secretary of State-Cleary 767 Ludwig o71 Cleary's ma iority 196.
 Auditor-Jobe o71, Oathout 35S. Jobe's majority 613
 Attorney General - Norwood 765, Andrews 536. Norwood's ma jo?ity 209.
 Associate Judge-W Wood S93. liumpiI eys 422. Woods major ity SOL
 Associate Justice to succeed ]. F. Riddick Hart 927, Fulkerson 343. Hart's majority 5S4
 Railroad Commissioner Hamp- ton 734, Robinson 425. Cooper 159 ilamTton's majority 309. Congress- McCollum 59O, Good win 473, Wallace 347. McCol- lums majority 117.
 Representative - Whaley 7S0, Andrews COY. Whaley's majority 173.
 Sheriff Hood Z1o, Warren 547 Haltom lS5 Hoods ma iOrity 172
 Clerk Bailey S6S, Martin 579. Bailey's ma iority 2S9.
 Felts 947, Watson DOS Felt's ma iority 439.
 No record was kept of the vote for Surveyor, and consequently 1t will be impossible to tell who is elected, and either White and Lavender seem to stand good show to win.
 The following is the vote from Union and Leake:
 LEAkE.
 Donaghey 2, Kirby ?, Hinemon Cleary 3, Ludwig 6.
 lobe 6, Oathout 3.
 Norwood. 4. Andrews I.
 Wood 6, Humphreys 3.
 Fulkerson !, Hart 4.
 Robinson ,, Cooper 1, Hamp- ton B.
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Railroad Attorneys to Meet.

4 conference of the general sol
 citors and attorneys Of the
 Missouri Pacific lines has been
 called for Monday next to dis cuss the rate litigation pending in the state and federal courts, viewed in the light of the decis- ion of the United states supreme court in the Minnesota case The general managers of the Missou- ri lines will meet in Chicago on Thursday to consider the effect of the Supreme Court decision on the rate situation generally. Much satisfaction is expressed over the ruling of the court of
 last resort, and the opinion is general in railroad circles that it will do more than anything else to restore confidence and re- yiye business.
 Especial qualification is felt Tn the courts declaration regard ing the private character of the railroad property and regarding the right of the federal court to lnterelere to prevent the en- loreement of a rate law until US validity may be determined.
 our general manager said. While railroad rate legislation may be within the province of .he individual states. the decis- Ion of the Federal Supreme Court IS simply another assurance that legistures can not make and enforce arbitrary laws which are lnlmical to any great indus try without review by the high er courts. The railroads are law doldlng, and their rights should
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be safe-guarded the same a

be safe-guarded the same as those of the individuals"
 "The decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the Minnesota rate litigation does not effect the status of the Ne braska suits at all" said Attor- ney General Thompson. Tn Min nesota the stockholders took the initiative. The burden of proof was placed on the state. In Ne braska we have taken steps to enforce the law. The burden Of proof is on the railroads"
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Goodwin Has Good Lead.

W. $. Goodwin of Bradley cOun- ty leads thus far in the race for Congress in the Seventh congress sional district He has plural ity of about 2,000 votes in eight counties reported. according to returns received by F.. z. Haney Goodwin's law partner. There are still several counties to be heard from. however, including Columbia county, where a heavy vote for Wallace is predicted. The result of the race is still undetermined and will remain so until Columbia county ls in.
 The eight counties reported thus far are Chicot, Ashley, Bradley. Calhoun, Ouachita, Hempstead, Nevada and Clark. In these eight counties Goodwin has received 5.333 votes, Wal lace 3.214, and McCollum 2,6oO. McColIum is generally conceded to be out of the race.
 Lime for Sale-Apply to II. M.
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Important Meeting.

The Epworth League Confer ence. which will convene at the Methodist Church i'll Prescott April 14-16, will bring to our city one hundred or more people. Alk regardless of denomination, are invited to assist in enter taining them. They will be com posed largely of young people. The music will be in charge of Rev. Y. 0. Owens, of Pine Bluff. He would like to have singers from other churches in the city to sing with us.
 T. D. SCOTT, P. C.,
 F. F.. MURRAH, Pres.
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McCollum 1, Goodwin 3. Wal lace ,.
 Andrews 6, Whaley 8. Hood 7. Warren 1, Haltom 1. Martin 0, Bailey 3. Watson 9, Felts 0.
 UNION. Donaghey 6, Kirby IT, Hine- mon :,
 Cleary 12, Ludwig 16. lobe 25, Oathout 3. Norwood 22, Andrews 6. Wood P, Humphreys G. Fulkerson i, Hart 23. Robinson ', Cooper 6. Hampton If.
 McCollum '. Goodwin II. Wal lace 10
 Andrews 10. Whaley IS Hood 6, Warren i5, Haltom f Martin G. Bailey 22. Watson 9, Felts 16
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Delegates to County Convention.

The following delegates were elected at the primary Wednes- day from Missouri township to the county convention which meets on April 4th.
 Thos C. McRae
 Geo. R. Haynie
 A. Nj Denman.
 0. R. Gordon
 NJ w Greeson
 Dan Pittman.
 H. B. Mckenzie.
 NJ L. Moore
 r. F. Chapple
 p. $. HIarrell
 sam Logan.
 w (. Jones.
 Jake Sanders
 James Cummings.
 Will Hale.
 w. " Tompkins was elected Central Committeeman.
 There will be a public recep- tion given at the art exhibit to- night after the lecture of Dr Hartzog at the opera house. W hich will be quite enjoyable from social standpoint as well as affording those who attend to see a fine display of pictures as well. Regular price of ad- mission
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rn- o-sae wan
 HE BESl MHld WaiyISS. fiaifIS
DOnaghey's Majority is at Least l5,OOO
 and Takes 5l Counties.

Special to The News.
 Little Rock. March 27 1000 a. With a little less than fifty per cent. of the vote of ednesday's Democratic prim- ary reporte ,, Donaghey shows a lead of nearly 10000 and his nomination appears very prob- able
 Returns show that Donaghey carried the following counties Arkansas, Ashley, Baxter, Ben ton, Boone, Carroll, Chicot, Con- way, Crittenden, Drew, FauIk- ner, Hampstead, Hot Springs, Jackson, Jefferson, Lee, Little River, Logan, Marion, Nevada, Perry, Polk, Prairie, Pulaski, Scott, Sebastian, St. Francis, Union, Van Buren, Washington and Yell, with a total vote Of 3O,312.
 Kirby has a total vote of 23,- 536, claiming many counties that are claimed by Donaghey. Those certain for him are Clay, Fulton, Howard, Johnson, Miller, Ouachita, Pike, Sharp. White, La Fayette and incomplete returns give him Craighead. Greene, Searcy, Poinsett, Lonoke, Cleve- land, Calhoun, Cross, and Ran dolph
 Official vote for Hinemon re- ported about 10000 He carried Clark, Franklin, Izard, Polk and claims many claimed by Donag hey Neither candidates comedies defeat, however, and Kirby is sued a statement thiS morning to the effect that his xma jority over Donaghey will beNnot less than 12,O00.
 Race between Andrews and Norwood very close. both claim- ing huge majorities. Indications favor Norwood slightly, but An- drews' statement that his ma jority is from 15,OOO to 10000
 Ludwig's lead over Cleary is sufficient to justify the state ment that he is reelected Sec retary of State.
 Jobe's majority over Oathout for State Auditor is the largest of all, but official figures are not in yet.
 Jess Hart is elected to fill out the uneXpired term of the late Justice Riddick or the Supreme Bench over Fulkerson of Bates vile.
 Carroll D. Wood is reelected to the Supreme Court over Y. H. numphries of Washington Coun- ty
 Announcement of the nomina- tion of either DOnaghey or kir- by is expected during the day A heavy vote from county pre- cincts is due today which may change the aspect, but Donaghey appears of assured success now.
 Little Rock. March 27.--par- tial or complete returns from 60 of the 75 counties in the state show that George w. Donaghey has received the Democratic mo- minati for governor of Arkan- sas. While the returns at hand are not sufficient to show that n,,,a n.ho,- hnc an 1 hSOlutp piD-