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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
INSURANCE co.
COMES To CITY

After doins business for ous year
IN T.ranas. the American Casually
Go has decided 10 remove itM lr~hd
quarter. a. Seattle.
Fhfonsh the nfIorts 81 the Cham.
b.r Of gommerrs offices have been
secured In the ktuplls bulldlns for
nc concern. This morning Hecrs
rAgs YAndell. ~ the chamber. com
pl~tcd the arrangements Tor the
transfer of the company Ia this
eity.
Officers OF The company are A.
y i.aN. preHid-nl. l. J Penteenst
treasurer. and 4. " Holden. eeere
tery and general nsaas0r
The company IL capitalized At
$3.50. 0ae. and writes al kinds Of In.
snranes except bonds
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fuad tracks are washed out Re.
ports received hero state tni the
Geeat Northern tracks esu out at
Wolf Creek. about so miles from
here Railroad officials say n IL
fnpossihie - tell when service tan
BE resumed
A report has roached the " eat.
EN- linton office here that iand.
slide AZ Whltenah. In Fiathead
county. has stalled nine Northern
Pacific trains rhay viii be- uent
vest on the Great Northern tracks
Several thousand passengers are on
the trains, and u IL said there ara
sesssail prospects " the trains set
49, hN tttu landslide for AZ least
= mmma
II h heflesesi psat ~ hna sn
az seven HsrHuns haNa lea their
lives a. result 90 tise hish Waters
Tho known dead are
Gentry haker aKsd IS. OF Cas-.
eade county Mrs Gsntfy tsker.
his wife Norrisvy. a silver liow
county rsneher An unknown
Beaver Head county ranehor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
SAY BOY is
A FRAUD
Police Officers Arrest Men.
dicant Who PFetends
Affection.

Pretending 10 ia daft and dgusib.
a yeuug uan WIRE. the police saF
can talk % some purpose 90 sc.
eaaien. MAS arreated tlau uisfilise
by Patrulman Putnam. neaf The Ia
terurbsn depot Ooeldeutai a. aud
Yvhlef way, aud new eccuFtea q
cell al the city Jail ea diseFaefls
person charge.
Unable ta p~rsHade the ysnuE
man "a taik ~ even write his naasse,
Clerk Jas Mehny haohed the pfiH=
aner as a1ahn Doe dummy The
Young man. who. Ia all appearances.
ID about IA years old aad weighs
about Ice pounds. xaa meeting IN
terurhan trains this morning when
first noticed BY Patfulman Putnam.
The officer made Il plain to the
Young man that he was not permit
ted To- peddle without a licenae.
John Doe was showing panacngeFa
small envelopes containing dried
lavender flowers Printed on each
envelope was this statement 4
am deaf and dumb boy. making
my living this way Your sits VIII
b. thankfully receiyra
John nae ohcycd the pairoimaa
when first told that hs must not
pcddle An hour later fntfulman
Putnam again found the young man
at the depot A aoon a. he caught
sight Of tho patroimah. John noe
tried % escape by running doSn
Occidental av.. but was oysrtaken
by tho patrolinan aud sent 10 the
police station
Although the police are unable
90 recall thu young mans name of
ind Il IA th. recaFda. they say
John noe is only shammlnx At the
race track lant season u IL said
that John Doe pretended To be
deaf aud dumb. lie saa coming
money antll one daY police -
fic-r, weighing soc pounds. stepped
on the Young mas toe. The -
lice say that John Doe gus Off =
line % taik that fairly taFnea The
air blue Ha was arrested Al the
time. bat discharged IN the police
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Ancicat languages. Including
Greek. vii - eliminated from
study tn Stockton schools
, NJ nFu0n has been elected
governor of GEORGIA b. az least Is. !.
af8.
The Consolidated Hank OF los
Angeles has been ordered 90 close
It's condition Is bad
No llquoF witi be aaid IN the grad
tnx camps OF the Grnnd Trunk In
Canada.
hutte has elected nine avowed
socialists ~ delegates u the an
aual convention OF the Western
Federation Of Miners. 10 be held in
Dssnver in July
Cleveland wtll remain the head.
quarters Of the brotherhood Of ts.
connective Engineers for the next y
fHarH
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|aIs Rivers Are on Ram
,sge--Bndges Are
Out.
Nc Is Paralyzed in
Moniana---liyes
Are Lost.


,rufsT0S. idaho. June a-Fhe
..ssr and SALMON rivers are
,.nv.<s. she toNn u Sites Is
~ .asa fsse feet under water
nIlmsd bridges are wreck
! "a saases are being torn down
4. sofst food In the history OF
= ssslan u Idaho
=. f~sa Is caused b. melting
= /, the Buffalo Hump country
80 ! the terminus Of the Clear.
=, ssznch Of the Northern IA.
Z, Esef since early yesterday
s-s.sr ne people II Stitea have
u 1><lax from their homes 70
! wsxfssfinx towns The rail.
q ,risxs across the Clearwater
g sites has been washed out.
= r1ry smaller bridges are
s~kst
= ssenns all along the two
-, hare goae out. thousands Of
N worth ~ ttuaotF u tost ana
- large sawmiiis have been
s~,st ~ the storm
- Sarshera Pacific track be
- stsss and kooAkas 10 under
49, xnd Al orofno the river IL
a asisx foot an hour and most
/ - bassaess district OF the
IS = nztsF water GFanesvllls
- tArkness last nikht. the pow
. Al SEATED Oh the south fork
/ ~ Clearwater having been
Hza~t asaY
z1l,r nsrd. "a the Salmon river.
= tsr~e bot Of water Ia IL
10 saa the electric hight plant
y ;aslak min have been wash
4 fxss
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The marriage Of Miss Maud Hud.
ssn. Yonngcs, daughter OF Mr.. and
Gra u G, Hudson. formerly Of
Minneapolis. Minn. and Mr. clyde
W Richardson. with the Olympic
toaGdr1 Of this city. took place al
eisht o'clock June 1. The care.
mony Saa performed by the Rev
Dr. Ioha N Dean. The parents OF
the bride rendered a reception a.
trf the ceremony. NrN. a. G ltnd.
son. mother Of the bride. az.
sisted b. her daughters. Mrs. A. A.
Sp~rrf and Mra EIenry Seymour,
resolved the Fueztn Mrs John
Hudson presided AZ the piano. Mrs
Arthur Hudson and Mrs. Carl Hav.
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CRAZY MAN ACTS
LIKE A CANINE

MODESTO. Cal. June s.--Imxg
ining that he Is dog. Antona SKA.
mara. \ mixer. n confined Ia the
county Jail here under observation.
ana his case presents one Of the
most peculiar phases Of insanity
noted In this section Of California
Tho man gave trouble at a fafch
shere he Saa employed near here
By snafling az the cows. aud he
was locked up Tuesday for lnsan.
~ Tuesday night be ran amaek
IN the iail and snapped aud saafled
Hike = canine. lie ehesed a finger
of Of William Johnson. a trusty.
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LION ESCAPESFROMC CAGE
tas onl,ea pre...

GREENWICH. Conn. June a.
Nero a larga lion. with a record Of
having killed three persona Ia the
course IF his ilfe. Rnsered BY re-
Peated iahhlngs with a stick. leap.
ed upon It's Keeper today and eseap
I'd from It's cagv In a side show
performance here.
Around the cagn were society
folk of New York. among them Mra
Frank Gould. the children % Percy
kockefelier and Mrs. Rockefeller.
The people scattered The angry
animal Mas finally entieed into is
cage by keepcrs
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John =. Miller. W r. C.. meets
the first and third Saturday OF
each month The ladies viii en-.
tertain the post the first Saturday
evening of each month Saturday
June 6. they VIII have a. their
guests Mrs. Copestick. department
president. and Mrs. Mock. depart
nent commander. and also other
lnnarfrnent nfficera
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TWENTY KILLED IN
CL0UDBURsT

MEXICO CRY, June Mcagrr
reports OF = eioadburss that result.
81 IN the death Of 90 persons and
damaged property valued AZ ts0s
zoe In Guana1uR,o. are being re-
eesvcd here today The heavy fall
Of rain has flooded many cities
aud n said 10 have damaged ssv.
eFai tanaelk 80 that traffic has
been completely blocked The Of
fieials are trying to ascertain the
extent % the damage - they will
know whether Ca send relief.
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WANT CARRIERS
TO Biz ON TIME

The circulation department Of
The Star wishes 10 remind the
carriers for the last time 10 be sure
and be ON hand tomorrow morninF
not later than 3 O'Clock. the hour
for the parade 20 start from The
Star office for Second and YcEler
Tomorrow IL the day for the field
day and picnic ut Wildwood park
the carriers being the guests Of this
uaueF
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ARE READY ron DENVER.
ny United pe.ss)

BAN FnANCiaC0. June E
Tho California delegation 20 the
aomueratle national convention met
today 10 make Arrangements for the
"trip % Denver next month. The
asleEatlaa Will leave here July 2.
Arriving In Denver July q. thfoe
Gays prior to the convention. The
Delegates viii make h stay OF two
hours ne Salt Lake city. aud ten
hours at gienwood Springs for the
sulphur baths An assessment of
500 each for the delegates at large
aud $50 each for the district dole
gates was levied.
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en- served refreshments In the din.
inK room. The hall aud lsariors
were beautifully decorated with
pink roses aud eolnmbine. the din.
ing aud living room In yellow. max.
Ing festive scene. Only relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
OPEN AIR CONCERT.

An open air concert viii De- given
this evening al Z 30. ~ Pike Place
BY the children OF the Industrial
heuae Of ballard
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Where Yua can act shoes Of the
latest styles AZ greatly reduced
prices IL nov on AZ Frealand
HoTnb~rE q i.arnsn's store. los
Pike ~ ss-
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POLICE eHltF OF coNvearpeN


ntsf1teaT. AHeh. Jnvs L.es
ASapelen w.srA aelscrad rS tirr tnss1
mecttatg place Of Tire twtcFIfattsisssi
Association of Pohea Ciricfa. chle'i
sylvester. OF Washington CITY. wsu
elected president
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rLeEr AT rHe NAVY YARD.

The Atlantic Fleet Is now nt the
Savy Yard See Bsttleahip Illinois
in the drYdock Boats leave 10
lines daily from pier :. foot OF Yes
ser Way. Round trip soc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

Fredlund. Hofnherg a Larson.
pioneer shoe dealers ~ Plke 81,
are conducting = big shoe sale at
their store. EOS Pike. zee
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~ THE UNITED STATES ciRct ~
cot Hf FoH THE WESTERN pIa.
INlcr aF WAEHgNgfuN. NORTH
ENv DIVISION
Uulted alst~A " America risiniift -
assrHs Eawsrd asWs. psfehaaat
No ftsf
WHEREAS ~ efaef daiy suffered ia
she shass sHtiiisa aetiuu. the under
.,sn'a a. ffu. me-. 80 sl.ssisa g 81
sddifian - ths CITY II seaifis. ~ sssI
Half - Lot I and me aeTfh fwsntf faal
f.et q che east siriy tsaf fest - Ia
me citf = seattle tat g nioak %
fi,a y ne cily q s-sssis ssd tbs essl
10y, -. -iifs - 80 e., - 90 nsr.h h-af q
mental Addition 20 fhe gttF - a@aitia
Witch said afaar sut heFiEae the uuasf
signed 10 eli fsf sealed bids for the par
ia 10 hs asesn,psnl ~ = rsrtifi~a
fnsrt faf tsa per cent stal % ths
auanut htd asif chsrts - BE- returned
sutrtasfai hidasf in sHFH case - hsss
ten days - examine aH abstract u tEI1s
- tho property sought 30 be purchased
favty pef erat tfoi adtitionai - she
us~fY ~ ere DECD The Balance ~ FITS
pef cent faai 90 ha payable one year
sftsr daHds md i1 bear interest AZ ssssH
nrf cent 81 peg annum an1 10 be
cured ~ : mortgage spau the prape8tY
purchased. any ~ Al bids 10 be- rnfsaf 81
81 the option - fhe undersigned and
az saies I y approved - HHia rauft
THEREFORE, notice T. hereby given
that on MsnduF. the azua Day ~ June
fHns ct the hHnf - eleven u'rinFk -
~ she office % Mcaeae. kitiiuEsf :
cas-. IN the Csiman HafiainE in ths
city ~ Seattle, King County WaahluH
ton euch sealed bids Niii ha rsHaaNad
and o4aoned in the presence ~ the hld
dHra
I,sted 81 Seattle this tn day Of Iuus.
JOHN u McaRkW
IL A. IIu.i. e.
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Aprrn.s,ryrI r.rera

Fffverfs TsfFam PeNNeT scanss4
~tth fhs o4sss1s ~ - ~sfs Ntsi~as
is d@itKhffuf aft~r shaving. ian1fY
far the tables tailet ard ber@asitf
faf the bssY
r.rre p@skaxs. With serves top rss
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HeInemau q O'Connor's stock --
$500 Suits for sg.es. 5000 Suits
for sse5. 1917 First ave sts
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ADJUSTMENTS

The successful season at the 80.
attic Choral sYmphsnY soclstF
came to an rnd last ulsht At The
Moore with the presentation Of
Camille saeni Saen'a sacred opera
Samson aud neiiiAh. 10 an ap
preciafiys audience
AsndelsAohns Wedding March
was given a. prelude ~ the So
attic Philharmonic orchestra. whleh
assisted IL the production James
liamiitna Howe conducted viii
Niaa Aaffenne LANCER. pianiat.
and Mis-. Minnir widmer. organ
lst contributing 10 the concert
Nine. Mary Louise CIary AZ ~.
iiiah. Naa given = hearty ruear
ton Herr Arnoka Yua Drr Aae.
"a Samson. vas effective. ard. ia
ariis Of a cold. Mt Aivia 0tIlrtta
carried a difficult part cr.dltAhIy
The chorus work waa good
A, tire aoors--s'rhe House That
lack Built
At the crsaa-''The Nlxhiin gale. =
Next week-'-rhe Girl From
PAriA
a, tire Seattle Tracked Around
the World" Naxt Nsek The
Princess Of Patches
~, the Leis--'sThe Girl 20 the
Golden West" Next week he
same
At the celiaeunn--Naufeyil
40 tire partEu~s -4SauAeviIie
A. the star--NanHeYiii
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ON The FRONT

The CITY 81 ssatgl. arrived IN
Seattle At 4 O'Clock fhia morning
bringing - passengers and 40 boxes
OF Fish The steamer made the
round trip 20 skagUay ia eight
days. 81 hours. and travelled tee
mites out Of her regular course
calling az Prince Rupert and Yes
bay.
The Standard or steamer Col
T. l. Drake lcft this moruiux for
san Francisco. after discharkiuk
her cargo She brought 81. 600 bar
rels 81 fuel 0il and skid wrrens
70 Puget sound ports.
Tho Stanley Dollar. scheduled %
sail frum pier IL friday. viii not
be able to leave before tomorfus.
on account ~ the tate arrival %
a part Of her cargo.
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were invited. The bridal coupis
viii BE- al home after June 20. at
az Broadway.
Have your bicycles repaired az
Piper a Tsfrs. 22e Spring 81 SO
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@rftAt .eessas-<
|e~kss "a n
10
fs~fsny
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June
Bridegroons

Don't start in your married life with
big debt hanging over your head. Set
up the coy cottage with the necessaries
bought with cash-and purchase the
necessaries from the firm which is now
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Cheaptastern
Excursions

June sth. eth. 10th. roth. uiy 9Th
eth. 22nd. 21rd. August 9Th. Tth
2ist. 2zad. by the Oregon r. II a
Navigation Co. through Portland
and the picturesque Columbia Hlv
or route. Chicago and return
fTs50. 81 Louis. tgT SO: Kansas
city. Omaha add Missouri River
points. SEQ. also several other
fsSints Route via Salt Lake and
Denver. II desired Full particulars
AT Union Ticket office. COS lat Rv
4. y Kills. General AGENT -
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The Raven
Drug Co.
14f2-t6 Second Ave.
Bathing Caps Reduced

Oar Rubber Bathing Caps in the newest
IN siyesFufy Rufes Merry Widows and Automobiles
m@tsd reduction OF oasrhd or the LOt-prsesd frem
IN a
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Quitting
the Business

You can't get 4 discount ON the mar
rage license fee, but the Century Fur
niture Company can furnish your cot
tage iastefully and home-like
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GARLAND

Hot Springs, Nov. 3-A light uote was polled in Garland county today. The count was completed in Hot Springs tonight but it is estimated that Bryan will carry the city by 100 and the county by 200. Four yeors ago Roosevelt carried the city by 54 and the county by 50.
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CONTEST IN TENNESSEE

Memphis, Nov. 3, = Easing their opinion on the result in Fayette county, official returns showing Bryan 1, TOO. Taft 3, and in the gubernatorial race 1899 votes for Governor Patterson
 DemocraD and none for Till man Republican,, prominent local Republicans are sure con- test will follow today's election in Tennessee.
 Negroes in Fayette, t is said, were not allowed to vote, being
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CHURCHES.

ME. Church South-Rev. T. D. Scott pas,. Preaching every Sunday. morning and n;si, Prayer meeting every Wednesday nish. Sunday School every Sunday morning at s:4s Ia = Finis E. Murrah. Superintendent
 Baptist Church-Eld. L. M. Keeling, nasto, Preaching every Sunday morning and n;sa. Prayer meeting every Thursday night Sunds, School every Sunday morning at o'clock: ! q Young. Superintendent.
 c. P. Church-Rev I. N Clack pastor. Pre,eh. ing every Sunday morning and night. Sunda, School every Sunday morning at 9:SO: W. V. Tmr. kins. Superintendent
 Christian Church-Eld. R. A. Highsmith pssto, Preaching every Lords day at Il am and ,lI D. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock: Chas. F. Newth. Supt.
 Presbyterian Church-Rev. F. M. McI.ain, ps,. tor. Preaching the lst 2nd. and 3rd Sundays n each month. morning aud night. Fourth Supdsy at Marlbrook. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday night. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock: T. C. McRae. Supt.
 w. C. T. U.-meets 2nd and 4th Friday after. moons at o'clock. Mrs. w. B. Waller. president Mrs H. A. Sykes. Secretary.
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LON1OkE

Lonoke, Nov. 3-York town ship in which Cabot is located is the only township in Lonoke county from which returns have been received here. The vote IS as follows: Bryan 145, Taft 2, Debs 9, Chaflin 5, Hisgen l. Robinson, Democratic candidate for congress recieyed II votes having 10 opposition.
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SEBASTIAN.

Greenwood, Nov. 3.-The vote boiled heae was smaller than that of four years ago. Few negroes voted. The vote in Miller town ship, including Greenwood, was as follows: Bryan 240, Taft 97, Hisgen i, Debs 76, Chain 9. For Congress: Cravens 263, Mec- hems 115.
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Lonoke, Nov.2. George Layne and Joseph White of Argenta came to this city yesterday after noon and gave themselves up to Sheriff Fletcher. stating that Layne and a fellow traveller of theirs had become involved in a difficulty and that Layne had stabbed Alex Snyder and that they did not know how bad he was hurt. Both Layne and White were placed in the county jail.
 Later in the evening a fisher man came into the city bringing Snyder, who was taken to the office of Dr. J. R. Cunning. where it was found that he had suffer- ed four stab wounds and was very weak from the loss of blood. Two of the wounds were in the back, while one was in the should CT and the one that is considered the most serious is in the neck ranging downward, severiGg thc bronchial tubes and penetrating the lung,
 The condition of Snyder Is very critical, the chances for his re coyery being against him, al. though this morning he was rest. ing comparatively easy.
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JEFFERSON

Pine Bluff, Nov. 3. Five vot- ing pricincts of this city, with 2l county precincts to hear from. give Bryan majority of about 300. Joe T. Robinson, Demo- cratic candidate for Congress, has no opposition and received the full vote cast.
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can, 256.
HAMPSTEAD.

Fulton, Nov. 3.-On account of there being no poll tax restric- tions there was a larger vote boiled here than in the state cleo tion. Everyone that smade ap- plication was allowed to vote, persons voting who:had not cast a vote since the poll tax law was enacted. The township will go Democratic.
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CALHOUN

Hampton, Nov. 3.-Calhoun county went for Bryan. The re- turns are coming in already. The vote at Hampton was: Bryan l2t, Taft 1. The indications are that a good vote was cast over tho county, of which Bryan and Wal lace will get more than sever eights.
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LODGES.

Masonic-meets lst Friday night in each month J. K. York. W. NJ; Dale Wilson. Secretary.
 Woodmen of the World-Meets 2d and lth Wednesday nights in each month. c. E. Haynie (. C.: bio Lewis. clerk.
 Krights Of Pythias- meets every Monday night. F. r. Hamby. C. C.; P. F. Ghappc. K. ofR&S.
 Odd Feows-meets every Tuesday night J. D. Wilson. N. G.; Alex Vaughn. Secretary.
 Knights and Ladies of Honor meets ist and Srd Thursday nights in each month Alex Vaugan. protector; E. J. Daniels. Sec.
 Ancient Order of United Workmen-- meets every second and fourth Thursday nights. Jim ker. shaw NJ. ". Jim White. Recorder.
 Nevada County Medical Society neets list Mon day might in each month. Dr. Vim. ". Rice. pres idcnt. Dr. J. s. Chasta;n. secretary.
 Rcbekah Lodge No 236 meets every first and third Wednesday, night in cachmonth Miss Aies MOnson Noble Grand. Alex NaUghon. Secretary
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CON WAY.

Morrilton, Nov. 3,-Thirteen out of IT precincts in Conway county give Bryan 1929, Taft 403. The indications are that Ried will carry the county for congressman by about 1000 ma iority. This is a big Democratic gain over four years ago.
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WHITE

Searcy, Nov. B. Indications are that Bryan has carried both White county and Searcy by a majority of 8 to 1. Oldfeld has a somewhat larger lead over Myers, his Republican opponent.
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MONROE

Brinkley, Nov. 3.-The heavy negro vote cast in this county wiz cut down the Democrat majority. No returns have been received from the country pre- clncts. One ward in Brinkley gives Bryan Fl, Taft 36; Oldfeld for Congress 67. Myers 46.
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CRAIGHEAD

Jonesboro. Nov. 3.-The larg- est vote ever cast in a presiden- tial election was boiled here to- day. The Democratic electors are leading by large majority. Macon, for Congress, will have a majority over BIoodworth.
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VAN BUREN

Clinton, Nov. 3.-With four precincts to be heard from, the vote in Van Buren county is as follows: Bryan 653, Taft 539. For congressman, Floyd, Dem. TIA. Mills, Rep. 551
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BRYAN AHEAD
 IN ARKANSAS
Incomplete returns from Over the State Indicate
 A Big Lead
MILLER

TeXarkana, Nov. 3. Bryan for president and Cravens for Con- gress carried Miller county by a majority estimated at 400. The Democratic ticket carried Texar- kama by 200 majority.
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DALLAS

Fordyce, Nov. 3-Reports from five precincts in Dallas county including the town of Fordyce give Bryan 240. Taft $50. In Fordyce Joe T. Robinson, demo- cratic candidate for congress, received POO votes.
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CONWAY.

Plumeryille, Nov. 3. Out of a total vote of 755 cast here, Bryan received 525 and Taft 23l. For Congress. Reid. Democrat, re- ceived 5g5 !. ard Caron, Repub.i-
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WALDRON'S VOTE

Waldron, Nov. 3.-Part of re- port from ten townships gives the democrat electors 397 votes, Republican 194, Socialist 10l. Congressman Cravens 39G, Me cham, Republican 2l3.
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CLEBURNE

KingsIand, Nov. 3. Kings land townshipin Cleburne county shows a vote as follows: Bryan 174, Taft 79.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
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The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
I.ONOKE.

Lonoke, Nov. 3.-Aboat 5o per cent. of the normal vote was boiled here today. The result in this township was: Bryan 226. Taft 31. Robinson, for