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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
Few Changes in the House.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Up to 2
O'Clock this morning definite reports
have been received from 316 congress
ional districts out of total of S91. OF
these III showed the election of ReDub-
licans and 139 the election of Demo-
Gratis. In the entire list there were few
changes in political complexion and tho
net result was favorable to the Republ.
cans.
There will be many familiar faces. in
the next congress, including Speaker
Cannon and his chief lieutenants, Mes
Sis. Payne, Dalzell, Tawney, Burton Of
Ohio, Mccall of Massachusetts and Bar
tholdt Of Missouri There was cspcc-
tally vigorous opposition to Messrs.
Cannon, Tawney and Dalzell, but they
are all reported as victorious.
On the Democratic side Champ Clark
and Mr.. De Almond of Missouri, Clay
ton CT Alabama Rainey of Illinois, o.
lie James of Kentucky, Ransdell of
Louisiana and Francis Burton Harri-
son and Fitzgerald of New York are
all certainly returned. Delaware will
send new Republican, Mr.. Heald, in
pace of Representative Burton. Geor1
sia new Democrat, Mr.. Hughes, in Ii :
place of Mr.. Lewis, and Illinois JaneS
NJ. Graham. Democrat, in place of Cald-
well, Democrat. Frank Dodge, Rcpubli-
can, comes from Michigan in place Of
Mr.. Barragh, while Clarence b. Miller,
Republican, will occupy the seat of
Adam Bede.
For the first time for 1G years the
Eighth Mississippi district will be rep
resented by another than John Sharp
Williams, for several years past the
Democratic leader on the floor of the
House. He failed to seek rcnomina
ton on account Of his election to the
Senate and it is presumed he will be
succeeded in leadership by Mr.. Clark
of Missouri
Likewise BOurke Cochran gives way
to Michael +. Conry, who is also a
Democrat. Charles S. Millington, Re
publican, will succeed Mr.. Taft's run
ming mate. Mr.. Sherman. as representa-
i've of the twenty seventh New York
district. John w. Gaines of Tennessee
VIII be succeeded by Joseph ". Byrnes,
another Democrat South Dakota sends
two new men, both Republicans.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
Republicans Win in Illinois,

Chicago Nov. AT l o'clock the re-
turns showed conclusively that Taft
had carried the state by 100000 to
175,00O. noneen, the Republican can
didate f1r governor was elected by a
plurality estimated at from 10000 to
$4,000. The next Legislature, which
is to choose successor to United
States Senator Albert ]. Hopkins, will
be composed of 5S Republicans and "a
Democrats in the Senate and 215 Re-
publicans and 17G Democrats in the
House.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
INDICATED RESULTS IN 4. NUTSHELL

morning
erds election indicated by the returns date follows
Everything Democratic
cAL'FoRNiA-Repubicans probably 10000.
coNNEcTcuT-caied Taft than 10000 plurality 14ey
DELAwARETft Republican elected indicated
FLoR0A-Dryans
1s4o Sa0nelAnDsmosrats seD,9a win, everything
By n5 sss sn
$:;s 5S s senator ,
elect nns' as ss state ss '9sy
% adj ss 'sa aG
sS Of Republican
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s1;!:ss TO-: F; :"'' % m m ,, - m
s a fSSs % Democratic
"n' tem5
his
MsslssPP'Byan
ess fs ss e for : ss @ sss ss
Observation-Disclosures victory for Bryan and the state ticket
n ME5RAskA1Byan
a
New ss9 sas s BY 10000 Republican governor
by so Republicans elect seven congress-
NEW YoRk-11ushe beats choner
o Demoeas sots aSst fS" by @ SS S se G p S ] @
2 eoo Taft carries
SSSST= s s in doubt
governor by
okLAHoMA-sae for Bryan $4,000.
p c sse sas rn % oD
changed.
RHODE lsLAND-Tafs plurality governor
sOoIH MISUNDERSTANDING Democratic.
SOUTH OAkoTA-Repnbicans
TExAS-Eveyhng
% a % sss sss aHs s? snsa s:
reelection Senate o "
VERMoNT-Tan
VlRGNlA-State 25O0O for
~ 80" ~ ~
W'scoNsN-Repullan by Con-
probably unchanged
which viii elect United
WroNNG-laft state small at
Laramie
ticket
control of that - o. fN'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
CRIPPLE CREEK
GOLD OUTPUT
OCTOBER BANNER MONTH OF
THE YEAR IN BULLION VALUE
AND QUALITY OF ORE.
RICH MINERAL SHIPPED
BIG COMPANIES DECLARE HEAVY
DIVIDENDS AND LESSEES
SHOW IARkE PROFITS.

Cripple Creek-October goes on
record with mining men as the banner
month of the present year. as not only
does the output OF gold ore from the
Cripple Creek district show a greater
valuation than that of any thirty-one
days of 1908, but dividends of mining
companies go away up into the thou
sands
With storms handicappng ore haul
ers during three days of October the
months outplt is G3,72O tons, with to-
tai valuation of 81 ,4G7iS4 and exceed
ing the bullion value of September by
$n,4O4.
During October numerous lessees
operated at profit and close corpor-
ations, especially the Strong company.
1t is understood, added considerably
to their treasury, but with these fig
ures not obtainable the october divi-
dends of record amount to S2O2,50O.
and are as follows: Portland com
pany. $4,000; Vindicator, $4,000:
Elkton, $4,000.
The figures below show the grades
of ore handled during the month and
are considered by mining men as more
significant than those given out in
years, as they evidence the fact that
very rich mineral is going from the
district and also that ore of the low
est grades is treated at home at Il
profit.
The entire tonnage of high and me.
dium grade ore handled at the smelt-
ers during the month averaged $G2,
while the Ironclad mill Is getting
good extraction and making money on
the treatment of minerals of the value
of $3.50 ton. The Monmouth mill, i,
which is the old Copper Mountain
plant, with improved machinery, also
added to the output this month and
handled $500 tons of SO ore This
mill, it is understood, will be oper-
ated steadily in the treatment of low
grade. The output follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
Ocrver Elects Lindsey.

Denver, Nov. 4.-The Republican
ms morning says: Judge Ben b.
Lindsey claims his election by plural
i'y OF 5000. In certain respects he
mad" Il mCSt remarkable race. The
s'htimcntn! wave swept the city and
was responsible for the most unusual
number Of scratched" ballots, more
'hhn On"-hhlf the number cast. Judge
Lindsey figured that from sixty to
seventy pcl cent. of his vote was re
c'iV"d rom Republicans and if this be
iru', the Republican ticket from top
10 bottom is elected, with the sing
exception of course, OF the Juvenil
Court judge.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
Utah..

Salt Lake, Nov. 3.-Utah is Rcpub-
lican again this year by 2 heavy ma
jority, that of the national ticket be-
ing much greater than for the state
candidates. One hundred and four
election districts, including half the
precincts of Salt Lake county and Og-
den complete, give Taft 1921; Bryan,
13,451. Spry, the Republican candi-
date for governor, was heavily cut by
the American party voters in Salt Lake
county, but his plurality in the state
will probably run close to 10000. The
Legislature will undoubtedly be Re-
publican, insuring the reelection OF
Senator Reed Smoot.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
New HampshIre.

Concord, N. H., Nov. 3.-Two-hfths
of the vote of New Hampshire, count
ed and returned, indicates that Taft
has carried the state by about 10000
plurality. Henry B. Quinby, Republi-
can candidate for governor, will prob
ably have 1000 plurality, but as ma
jority is required to elect, the vote
of the minority parties may cut an
appreciable figure in determining the
result. The two Republican con-
gressmen we're reelected.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
Massachusetts,.

Boston, Mass, Nov. AT $40 a. m.
returns in the state election for Pres,
ident from every city and town eX-
cept Maiden and Newton give Taft
241 sos; Bryan, 1G7,724. Returns for
governor with same cities missing
give Draper, 225,S15; Valley, 16S. COZ
Taft's plurality in the state is esti
mated at about $4,000, and Drapers
at about $1,000. The congressional
delegation will stand II Republicans
and 8 Democrats.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
Michigan.

Detroit, Nov. 4.-With Taft and
Sherman carrying the state by large
majority, generally estimated at about
100000, the successful candidate for
governor of Michigan is not known at
1:30 a. m.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06

As a feature of the union revival
services being conducted by Rev. NJ. i.
Williams in Denver, 800 men out OF
work were invited to free feed at the
tabernacle Saturday night After the
300 had eaten their fill. they attended
Doctor Williams, service and at the
close. eight of them took their places
among the converts.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
TAFT WINS
TAFT WINS BY HEAVY ELECTORAL MAJORITY
REPUBLICANS APPARENTLY CARRY COLORADO

York. Nov 4Genera election returns from throughout the
United early hour this morning show fol
lowing results
William Ohio has been elected president with
and thirteen doubtful
indicated in the complexion Of the national
House of Representatives
Senate will retain its prcert Republican
jority.
been reelected in New York
10000 plurality.
Indiana for Taft by from $4,000 to $4,000 plurality
Bryan apparently has carried Nebraska although the Republicans
still claim the state
been seriously delayed the immense
carried the
from SO 900 10000
Taft carried New York City by about II 900 plurality this being
Republican
candidate 1896 Mr. Mckinley had small plurality
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
HON, WILLIAM H. TAFT
President. Elect Of the United States

greater plurality in New York than
welt the indications pointing 2O2
Taft against l75 900 for Roosevelt.
sgen the Independence party candidate for president received
about % n Greater New York.
have been
several of the middle Western states that have their prese
tial Taft
Mr. exceeded Roosevelt plurality in New Jersey and
in Massachusetts, as we'll as New York.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
REPUBLICANS CLAIM DENVER.

DcnvcrChairman A. r. Vkery Republican countv COM
mtee made statement at o'clock this (WcCnesay) mornno in
which he said that the whole Republican county would elected
by purat ranging from 1000 5000 lie figures which
believed to be conservative the east and
the the scratcd ballots will carry thc
county by 5000 1000 and the Republican ticket will not run
behind than thousand votes
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
Electoral Vote by States.

New York, Nov. 4-The indications
are that the electoral vote will be as
follows:
The oasis., 1908-09-12
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Public notice is.hereby given. that in accordance with the provisions of Act 6S of the Twenty-Third Legislative Assem- blv of the Territory of Arizona, approved March 18th, 1905, a primary election shall he held in Santa Cruz county, Ari- zona Territory, on Thursday, September l7th, 1908, the polls of which to be open between the hours of s a. m. and D. m. of said day, for the purpose of electing delegates to the political party conven- tions, which said conventions shall be held at Nogales, in said county and ter ritory on Thursday. October lst, 1908, at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day the Democratic convention to be held in the Academy Rink, and the Republican con vention in Masonic Hall, for nomina- ting officers to be voted for at the gen. eral election to be held in said county and territory on Tuesday, November 3, 1908.
 That the number of offices to be filled is ten tl0), being Joint Councilman, As. semblyman, Probate Judge. District At. torney, Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder Surveyor, two (2) Supervisors, together with one Justice of the Peace, and one Constable in each precinct
 The number of delegates to be elected in each precinct in said county as ap portioned by the democratic and repub lican central committees, is as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

wne observer who studies the heav- ens on Aha warm evenings of June win at once notice that the whole sky has by Hhfs time taken on it's summer aspect. The whita summer star Splea Hs exactly south. Overhead there ahinea out the hFllliant.s golder-yeiloW Areaurua. and in the southeast the red star Anfares. whieh is the brightsst star of the striking group of the scorp- on. has glnen niEh above the ground, Yhe sunfnar. branch of the Milky Way haa also entered the evening sky. ana with its s~hnderful streainerH and ie$ kncttea and eloud-like structure, may be followed entirely around the eastern MalF of thesheavens from the North to fhe south, Tn the northeast the beau- fsful Northern Cross and the Eagle with the singular group ef the Dolphin. ar Jobs Conn. near by, have all ap- reerea since last month, while above thas@ there shines out the very bril- liant blue star Vega, which, by next August. win reach the highest point of the heavens and stream down it's ra- aiaree up6n>ng from directly ovorAeaaA
 The EarAy smlnsner star.
 T8ess bright stars which. look 80 afiiss 10 ns are recognized by the ag- lronornef as presenting all Imaginable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Almost ever since the Naval Aead- emy has been in existence the senior class of midshipmen has disposed of its napkin rings upon graduation in a unique way. After the last meal they have as midshipmen in the Naval Academy mess hall each man carries his napkin ring which Is made of solid silver, to his class president. who ex- presses the whole lot to a jeweler to be melted and made into a loving cup. This loving cup, appropriately en- graved, is presented by the class to the first son born to one of It's mem bers-"the son of the class"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The procession to the cross was the most pitifu1 earth has ever seen. The centurion rode in advance. The guard was numerous enough to make rescue of the prisoners impossible. The con- dennned had boards daubed with gyp- sum hung about their necks. on which was record of their crimes In black letters. Tn the rear came the slaves carrying refreshments for the sol dters, besides the nails, hammers, and ropes necessary for the execution. Fol lowing all was such an unsavory crowd as public execution would draw in our own day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Few salea soF Tazes g ButIer.

GreenVilie Advocate.
 Tn some Of our exchanges we notice that the Tax Collectors are occupying considerable space In advertising lands for sale to pay the State and county taxes Tn some of these counties you canot buy an acre of these lands for the price the officers have against the owner. Yet by carelessness or from some other cause, the lands will be sold. The owner then will pay tho cost and charges, which amount in many tn- stances to more than the tax, besides he will also pay the tax.
 It has been some years since the col lector has sold any property in this county. except where in a few i'm stances the parties were ncn-residents.'
 All in all. Butler County stands way up in the galaxy of counties in every particular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

and also in Central America, northern South America and southwestern Eu- rope. and the extreme west coast of Africa. As seen from Phfiadeiphia the moon, will appear to move along the path AC. Fig. ?. Its centre will reach A and the eclipse begins at 9 s9 m A. M. The moons disc will then slow ly encfoach on that of the sun until It's centre reaches B at II m. A. M. when ssven-tenths of the sun, will be covered. After this instant 1t will be- gin to move off its centre reaching c, and the eclipse ending at 12 h. 5s m. r. M
 The times of the eclipse as seen from other places than Philadelphia, may
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31


 that 1t is not displaced In position In the slightest measurable degree, as we change our position 1ss Million ot miles in our annual journey around the sun. Gould we be placed midway pc. tween Arcturus = our sun. we would receive thousands of times more lisht and heat from the star, than from our sun. and this, notwithstanding that the stars radiation Is smothered oy a dense blanket of metallic vapors. n spite of it's immense distance the star is drifting slowly in . southwest"a.o ,.a direction over the face of the sky, its motion changing its apparent position by an amount equal to the diameter of the moon in the course Sf about 1000 years. So great an apparent motion must indicate an enormous velocity in space, and 1t Is found that the star is approaching us at the rate of nearly i've miles second.
 The Planets.
 Venus and Jupiter are still the bril- liant evening stars. Venus which at 2sth of last month, Is now running rapidly westward. and will pass east of the sun and become a morning star on July 5. Thechange of form and size of this planet during the month. as viewed in a small telescope, will prove very interesting. On June 1, 1t Is about the shape Of the crescent moon when four days old. but the crescent will very rapidly grow thinner until on June 20 it may be detected just at sun set as the nafrowest imaginable bow of silvery light. The planet on this last date is at It's nearest approach to the earth so that it then appears eleven times as large as when most remote. Venus will pass Mars on June 22: as Mars is then on the opposite of the sun from us, and Venus between us and the sun, the contrast in the apparent size of the two planets is very striking, the apparent diameter of Venus being tif- teen times as- great as that of Mars.
 Jupiter Is moving slowly eastward out of the constellation Cancer, Dts< appearances of it's moons may be ob : eerved on June 2, at SPA P. M.. s:sssF. M.. and fe:17 P. M; on June-t7 at e.Al P. M-; June IS, 9:1e P. M.. and June ss. s.5S P. M., standard eastern time: 2
 Mercury will be farthest east from the sun on June !. and on q few even- inga before and after this date may be detected shining out in the twilight glew in the west just after sunset. Mars and Neptune are too near the sun to be satisfactorily observed; Saturn and Uranus are now morning stars.
 The Eclipse of the San.
 On Sunday, June 2s, the moon will pass between the earth ana the sun causing an eclipse. which will be yiei- ble throughout the entire United States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NEW SKIN REMEDY
creates Bis stiri Drue Stores NraFaed
 wfth sunerern.

Fov several weeks past Fow1eFa ana nfjser ieadinr drug stores in this city Ssve heen crowded with persons desir- ing d supply of Poslam. the new cure for eczcfla. This IS the draE wnten tssa country since ite discovery one year
 For the convenience of those who use Poslan for pinplen, blackneaee elosSn~ ots . minor skin troubles. special 9g.csut nackage has been adopted, In addition to the regular two-doilar jar, which le now on sale at all leading drug stores
 Tn eozernu cases, poslani stops the itching with the first application and proceeds to heal. curing chronic cases fn two weeks. In minor skin troupiees results show after an overnight appli- cation. For a free experimental sam pIe, write direct to the Emergency La- boratories, 32 West Twenty-nfth street New York City tol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

differ considerably from those given above. Thus to observer anywhere on the line A, Fig. 8, the eclipse will be- gin at h. 10 nil1As, NJ ] along the line BIB 1t will begin at 8 D. 30 m., and along co at g h. 50 m. By estimating his proportional distance between these lines thA ohserYAH can readily 0nd at what time the eclipse will begin at his station, always remembering that the times here given are Eastern, 18th Meridian, times.
 The proportion of the suns disc hid den by the moon. will also vary great iy. To observers along the line A, Fig. {. the greatest eclipse win merely
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
OOO.

Fig. s. The eclipse as 1t appears to observers aItuated along the lines tn- dieated in Els. I. appear as at A, Fig. 5. Those along the lines BIB and co, respectively will see the. eclipse as at B and c. Fig. $, while those within the narrow strip DD will see the moon pass completely onto the suns disc. Even as viewed from within this strip the sun will not be completely hidden, but will be seen surrounding the black disc of the moon with a brilliant ring of light. STRENGTHENING AND PRESSING Coat, SI.OO
 Vest, 30 cents.
 PantaS so eeMt6s
 Suit, sz.0O.
 OvcrcOat, S1 5O-
 HOLT's DYE WORKS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
BY PROP. DooLITTLE. Astronomer of the University of Pennsylvania.

sun, greatly hotter and brighter than our own sun; these of reddish color like Antares are believed to be sur
 rounded by a dense cloud of vapors and to.be much nearer extinction than the others. Antares aTso varies in brightness; 2.000 years ago it wAs fainter than the star A of Libra but new it is very much brighter. Both Aftares and Reaulus hawe fainter suns revolving about them, while the great
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

spica swings around an invisible com- panion with a velocity so enormous that in pnty four days it completely traversea It's 0Akats1 which is six mill iions. sf miles acFosa osss-.~s4
 It is probabie that the star Arcturus is one Of the greatest. of all the stars in the sky Notwith standing it's brisht tness; 1t is 60 far away from us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Lnm to Protect plrds.

Women's hats will be featherless after December s1st if the bill Lord Avebury has introduced In Parliament passes.
 His bill following the example set by New York State makes all plumeE except ostrich, cider. duck and wild birds used for food. contraband. The penalty for importation for sale or exc change is s25 on first conviction and SIPS on on second and sub- seouent convictions with for feiture and destruction of the feathers. But a woman Is actually wearing prohibited plumage when she arrives m Great Britain and is not to sell 1t then no offence is committee.
 Lord Aveburg speaking on his bill to a reporter said.
 ''The idea of my bill Is to check the wholesale destruction of birds going on throughout the world simply to provide plumage for millinery. All
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
L0NDON,S FINE
 CLUB OPENS It is for Anglo American
 Society. VISIT OF INDIAN PRINCE He Goes to See King With Usual
 Retinue. Lord Avcbury rnsroduess Bnl to PrO- teet piraa--EnelIsh Press Rid- isaiss Alfrsd vaaasrpurs
 coaehsBs. vsntare.
By Robert Breaerleh.


 London, May.~-After a long series of unfortunate chickering's the Anglo American Club of London has become an accomplished fact. On Friday last the fine house which has been secured at Crosvenor Court Mayfair was opened by Cora, Countess of skFatford in the presence Of q repFesentative body of Anglo American Society.
 A novelty in the new club is provided by the diunin9 which. contrary to custom Is at the top of the building on tho sixth floor Here 300 people may dine in comfort. There are ninety bedrooms ar the service of Americans visiting England, each Of which is fitted with a sunaptuous cabinet bath; and there are no fewer than twenty three privAte hitting g-rooEils. The club is also renting palatial country house at Ashdown Park. Surrey, with golf link tennis courts, carriage and motors for the use Of the members.
 Another novel feature is the iAfor- nation and touring department and woman guide bureau Here a hundred expert guides will be reieived for either stopping or sightseeing
 Other features of the new club will be Fourth Of July dances. and recep- tions by distinguished Anglo American hostesses among whom will be the Vice Pressdent the. Mafehieness oi DuHerin and Ava, the Countess of Sea- field. the countesH of StraHord, Lady Dun G0rdon. and yiscounfess Heimsiey
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

It might be well to punish dynamiters by blowing them to bits with their own dreadful explosive. e.-Providenc Jour nal.