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Under and by virtue of the power
vested in tLe Treasurer Of Garrett coun-
ty Maryland, by Section y OF Chapter
5G6, of the Acts Of General Assembly of
MARYLAND for the year 1890, title,
Garrett County" subtitle County
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General Assembly of Maryland for the
year 1898, Chapter IA, the undersigned
as late Treasurer in and for Garrett
county, Maryland, will on
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
UNDER CONTROL
 0f DEMOCRATS
VIII prola5y RaHs a Small
 tsaj9fiiY h Congress-
ilD,L WAvt EBE REtCHlEG

Hvch celay Fr returus Frcr Western
 ststes Wrers Rot Congressional
 Fights Were Waeed-1shiman Wins
 in Nebraska Despite Opposition of
 erysn-r oesevelt an Issue In Bat
 ties fin Many States
 Chicago. Nov. s.-The indications from election returns are that the house will slirely be Democratic by a margin possibly of ten or t~eive- There were marked gains reported from Illinois. where Cook county was swept by a Democratic hurricane Five or six rev Democratic represent dirsfed by the returns from there dicated by the returns from here.
 In New York city the gains prom isef to be seven. There were almost certain indications that there would be q gain of one Democrat fn Con- necrfcut, three or four in New Jer- sey and quite few In other western states.
 It is q matter of note. and perhaps significance that no returns gre o6- taiued which are in any way definite on congress in Missouri. Ohio. In diana and Iowa. where hot fights were. waged. The general tidal wave of Democracy which overfiowed the. country. however. led to the belief that there will be strong Democratic gains in those sections.
 -cowboy' Dahlman was elected governor Of Nebraska despite the op- position of William ] Bryan. Iowa and Kansas gave their usual Republi- can plnTalities. Tennessee went Re- publican by small margin. A Re- publican governor was elected in Min nesota
 That the chief issue which brought about the Democratic victories was anti Rooseveltism fear that victory hy the Oyster Bay resident would im- mediately start him on campaign for the presidency. Is the belief among politicians Second in importance was believed to be the high cost of living issue
 The result in New York state and in Ohio are of vital importance. inas- much as both will have their effect on the next presidential canvass two years hence. The defeat of the Republicans fin Ohio must be interpreted as not favoring the political fortunes of Pres ident Taft The election of Harmon also means that he will very likely be the next Democratic nominee for President.
 In New York the result Is important because as New York goes so goes the nation on occasions.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
VICTORY OF DIX
 Is COMPLETE
Buries SiImsoa In New York
 hy Plurality of 65,0OO
ROUTE OF ROOSEVELT FORCES

teicrei's Horne District Goes Demo-
 cratic and Ills ciess Friend Is De-
 fsstsd--Leeisia.ure Will Be Demo
 cratic CT Joint Ballot and May Elect
 seoatcr 10 Succeed Depew-Repub-
 ifcsn Machine Which Woodruf AL
 ways Swung Is Buried in the Ruins
 New York. Nov. 9-Returns indi- cate that Jcbn A. Dix. Democrat. has been elected governor Of New York over Henry l.. stimson. Republican. by probably s5 ,g19 plurality.
 Dix made clean sweep Of Greater New York, carrying 1t by about li0 900. while Henry l.. Stimson carried the state outside the city by about 90 900 Before half the re- turns were received in the city, Stim- son conceded the election of Dix by 6D ,0V0
 Returns sho. that every Republican candidate for congress was defeated ln Roosevelt's home district Martin Llttleton was elected over William W Cocks. Rooseyelt's friend. Dix received zls votes in Rooseseit's home district. Stimson l5s
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

The early returns showed q great with two years ago for Hughes and Chanler. Up state returns show that Stlmsen did not receive near as large vote as dId Hughes. Dix carried Utica by ls17. and Buffalo by a plu- rality of fG7n. Most of the other counties in the northern part of the state gave Stimsen a plurality. but greatly reduced from what Hughes received Syracuse went for stim- son hy plurality ef S2s5.
 Dix carried Troy bv 1Sii. and An burn, the home of Serene F Payne was lost to the entire Republican ticket. Suffolk county. for the first time since Clevelani's election swept the state twenty six years ago. went Democratic
 The latest returns indicate that the Democrats will have twenty six out of fifty-one senator's and possibly eighty six of the hundred and fifty members 10 the assembly Unless the revised returns show great changes. the legfs- lature will be Democratic on joint ballot and may elect senator to sue ceed Depew.
 One of the surprising aud. from the Republicans point of view. startling developments. was the defeat of every Republican candidate for congress in all the districts of the entire city of New York There are at present seven representatives William $ Bonnet was beaten by Henry George and NJ Parsons hv Jefferson NJ. Lew. In Hfnaklyn the big Republican districts which the Woodruff machine always sWaae. were hurled in the ruins
 Representative Fassett ftFightins Fassett"A Whn veat down "a defeat IS candidate far governor tn the last nemoefatic efean-an n 1881. which defeated him fof congress ir the Che muns district was also defeated He is one ef the Roosevelt school. and his defea, adds 70 the sting of the Roosevelt, defeat.
 The following telegram was received at Tammany nall at midnight from a Democrat tn Reoseveit's own district In Oyster Ray
 "Roosevelt's own district Dix. siS. Simpson. lss Beaten to fsaxsle.
 John \ Dsx, governor elect of New York. said late last night; The crisis has been met hy the sober. common sense of good citizenship. The door has been opened for reform retrench ment and honest administration As governor l shall adhere to the strict perfor nance et tho pledges of the party platform,
 Henry L. Sstmson. defeated Re publican candidate for governor of New York. sent the following tele- gram 10 John A. Dtx, Returns indt- cate your election. congratulate you and send yaa my good wishes for the success of your administration
 Charles F, Aarphy. leader of Tam many Hall; The election of the entire Democratic ticket is signal triumph for decency and common sense. II marks the return to sanity and healthy conditions in our public life. and in- ctdentally shows that the false proph- cts of noise and Of ilth are buried to- eesAer in the same grave.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

Boston. Nny. 2 Eugene N Foss ~as elected governor of Massaehn- wefts II WAS Democratic landslide nii over the stnie. The returns of the state on the political complexion ot She next legislature shoa heavy Demo cratic gains. foas plurality is abon, 17 .uo0
 The big Democratic victory makes tht reelection Of Senator Lodge very doubtful. since hat few of the Re- puhlicans are pledged ;o vote for him
 Lieutenant Governor Buckingham aDly led Thomas F Cassidy. the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor by something over 5000 sFofsx
 The Democrats gained two congress sHsonal districts Congressman Wash nnrn went down to defeat In the Third district before John A. Thayer In xhe Fourth district. Wilder, the Re- publican candidate. was defeated by Mitchell Thatcher was defeated by siarris in the Fourteenth district by gIl vpfes
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

Most of the early returns were from Republican stronghoIds and. while they showed Lewis to be in the lead. falling on in the normal Republican vote was indicated. on which the Democratic claims for Wilson's suc- cess are based.
 Returns on the vote for congress- man and members of the legislature are too meagre to give an indication of the outcome Tn the First district the re- election of Representative Lou denslager by small majority is indi- cated The political complexion of the legislature which will choose a successor to Senator Kean 5s in doubt, with both sides claiming a majority on joint ballot
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Elevated Rivers.

The most elevated river in the world is the Desaguadero. in Bolivia It is of considerable depth, and its whole length, from the village sagnadero. al the south extremity of Tlficaca, to the north end of the lake Aullagas, Is about ISo miles. The average eleva tion of the valley or tableiand of Desa- guadero above the level of the sea is about 12.eo0 feet. The river whose source. lies highest Is the Indus. whic b rises on the north of the kailas Par bat mountain. in Tibet. 220oo feet above sea level
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Work Done While Aslsso.

Csbanis tells us that Franklin on several occasions mentioned to him that he had been assisted by dreams in the conduct of affairs in which he was engaged
 Condillac states that while writing his Course of Studies he was ire aueatly obliged to leave chapter in- complete and retire 10 bed. and on awaking he found it on more than oas. occasion finished in hts head
 The most remarkable testimony Of this kind k perhaps that of Sir Thasaas Browne. who declared that # i. wers possible he would prefe= U czt-rv s.l his studies ia Ais dsS---s. ss t.sas' more efficient were his f. mind when his body VI q
 Drinks and
 s1enkins must be gazess, s>saasl fellow. Dobbins tells ms hs never drinks drcp."
 .-sos Yoa probably misunderstood pobbina what hs said must have Aesa that Jenktns nevsr drop drink. -ExchsngA
 -
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

eaes Chosen Governor and sullo~ay
 and eatfief Be elected
 Concord < IT.. ntov s The election as eoeefu1r ri Rehefi F Bass of Petrfbafo 4ne wen the ks publican nomiasiina Dp Progressive platform, F indicated 1g feinfns tfon about one h5H the toRna apd ward If lhe gtaie fheze Figures. II horne out will give liass | majority af stta votes oyer his Democratic opeaeeet e1afeuce l. tau U Andeet9
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

csent to affect the majority which ~lii 9scH1e upon The nsxt United states senator from Rhode island 10 succeed ! olson ". Aldrich.
 The Democrats will have fifty out Of t51 members sn the general assembly. gain of thirty members
 Practically every Rhode Island city and town went license. the tea towns sseh eenf no-lieease iasf year returning so the license column
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Exposition For Louisisrs

New Orleans. Nov. 9.-As usual the Democratic nominees for congress and state officers were elected without ex- eeption The congressional amend ments providing for state bond issue of S 800. 900 in support of the pro- posed international exposition to be held in New Orleans in 1915 were overwhelmingly adopted.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
HUDSON HARMON

This means that Charles Dick. pres ent United States senator from Ohio. may he returned. It at least assures the return from Ohio Of Republican In the senate.
 The complexion of the legislature is still in doubt. but indications are that 1t will be close. The rural districts are showing large Democratic gains
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Means Re electlon ot pupont

Wilmington. Del, Nov. g Re turns from The state indicate that the Republicans have carried the state. Including the legislature. If this is borne out by the later returns it i'll mean the reelection of Senator Du- pont. Republican.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
M.cov.rn Carries wiscocsi,

Milwaukee. Nov s-The Republi- cans claim a sweeping victory for United States Senator La Toilette and p E. MeGoyern. Republican guber- natorial nominee. McGovern's plu- rallty Is estimated at 50 GOO La Fol- lettes lead is estimated even higher.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

Tn Boston. Murray defeated keli- ner. Gurley, Democrat. defeated Calvin. Republican. Ia the Tenth dis sries, by nearly 5000 In The Eleventh district Congressman Peters was fe- elected. defeating Cotton
 The Democrats will gain between s5 and 50 members In the house This will give the Democrats close to 100 members. as agalus, ss last wear out or q total of so members Together with the progressive Republicans, the Democrats will he in very formid- able position to fight Lodge.
 The Democrats Will tn all probability Aave Is members in the senate. gain u< seven over last year, out of to- xaz o6 <c. The same situation obtains an szse senate as in the hoass. Lodge uns nor the votes pleageo ,o ms csa- 1idAcs fo make his chances of re-siec- 9ion certain.
 The victory of Foss was complete. Gn beiax elected governor oG Massa- 'shusetfs ae has achieved tue ambition pf | lifetime. Floss was the oae Re- publican in Massachusetts Nho for years bitterly fought Lodge. His elsee is regarded as a direct blow
 s~e.
 Boston . winner.
 ate. Despite
 ssu. he
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
North caroIlna,s Choice

Raleigh. N c. Nov s- Demo- erats ciaim safe majorftics in all Of the ten congressional districts. Three of these districts. the Fifth. Eighth and Tenth, are now represented by Republicans
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

The defeat ot the Republican ticket m connecileut is attributed by both Republicans md Democrats to the at Jacks made upon the Democratic nominee by Mr Roosevelt These bifter asga4dfs apoa the judicial rec ard of Iudao Baldwin reacted heavily. and in the estimates 6f the Demo- crats and Republicans changed sey- erai thousand votes II was in Con nectinnf that the Democrats invited Roosevelt to speak again In Con- neeticB, to insure beyond question the election nf the Democratic ticket. :"
 II is estimated with most of the re- turns Tn that Judge Baldwin s plurality Will be ahont 50uD.
 Rooseyeit's Friend Far Behind
 Des Moines, Nov. s.--Eleyen out Of thirty -one precincts of Davenport tseeona distriet) shows I s. Pepper, Democrat. for congress running to l over Charles Grilk. to speak for whom Colonel Roosevelt interrupted his New York campaign.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Democratic Victory Indicated

Indianapolis, Nov q Scattering returns from over the state indicate that the Democratic state ticket will be elected. and possibly the iegisla- ture will he Democratic The Demo- erais have made Sains ia Indianapolis Evansville. Naaeis. Fort Wayne aud other cities
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
HARMON CARRIES OHIO
Has Plurality of 90 .ooo. but Legis-
 lature Is Republican

Columbus. O.. Nov. s.-Definlte figures are not obtainable on he re- suit Of the general result in Ohio. but the best estimates of the Harmon plu rality are s0 900. with the loss nt the rest of the ticket and Ine election of q Kennbllean fegIslature.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Full peleoaslon of pemocrats

Little Rock. Nov 9. Only ordinary lnteres, was manifest in the election, which was for congressman. The Democrats returned \ full delegation.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

The winning candidate for governor carried The cities as did Douglas. and he made tremendous gains in the towns
 The Republicans had based their hope q winning on tie reserve vote ThIa vote came ont. but if vas Demo cratic. Ovef i6o g00 eotea came out. the fourth tme in fha history of the state that sneh a heavy vote @as east
 Vote of Confidence. Says Foss The following statement vas issaea hy Governor eject Foss-
 This victory voices the protest of Maeaaehngetta against ihe Payne Aid Fleh act the present high cost of living and the broken piefges of the Republican party Thlg WAS the issue which von fhe fight iu he Foaleenth Congressional district last spring
 Massachusetts the s1ppoeed chief beneficiary af ihis ultra -bigh tafi1 sepudlates f She demands from the incoming congress an immediate downward revision Of the tariff. an untaxed food supply. free ra@ mate rials and real reciprocity with Can ada
 T deeply appreciate the great honor and realize the responsibility which il brings II is vote Of confidence on ihe part of the people of the common wealth We must make good. shall endeayor 10 do my part and ask the co operation of every citizen !"
 What Draper Says
 Governor Draper issued this state ment
 Tn very large vote Mir. Toss seems to have been elected by a sub stantial plurality. I congratulate him bn his election and sincerely trust his administration Will be good one for Massachusetts and a credit to him.
 ..f desire 10 thank the people Of the wealth who have supported me SO loyally. and especially the state committee. Mf Hatfield the chair man. and Mir Groves. the secretary both Of whom did SD much and ss good work as any men could do.
 T shall ebeerfully return 10 the ayocations of private life among tbe besi people in The best state in the 4HtDa D
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Powers Wins n Kentucky

Louisville, Nov . ~-powers has won his election sa eoasgess in the Flew enth district. finally trsamphins over the mea who prosecuted him eight years agn aa the charge of murderlns tsoxernoE Goehel.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

From the same returns it appears that Congressman Sniloway of Man chester. The Tall Pine of the Merri mac Y" in the First district. and Frank D. Curriet of Canaan. In the Second district. both Republicans, will he re turned te congress hy majerities some what reduced over their 5000 votes each of two years ago
 A Republican majority of about ibe on iotnt ballot iu ihe legislature k indieated The election of all five Republican candidates for the esec9 tlsa eeanel alsa annears ptohahlYe.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
BaLDWls 5 ELECTED
Democrats Also Carry One District ir
 ihe Natnnea State

New Haven. Sov 8 s-Slmeon Y Baldwin. Democrat for governor ap- pears 10 9e elected by abosf 5000
 Tilsen fer cOBg5fssInsn large. is probably safe Higgin4 k reelected in the Third congressional district Reilly. Democrat. IS elected in the Second district and Henry and fiiH Tn the First and Fourth districts will probably be re- elected
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Democrats Garry Texas

Dallas, Tex. Nov. s.-Congress- men and a full state ticket were voted for in Texas. The Democrats won by large majoritfes.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
A CHEERFUL FACE.

To wear a cheerful face when the heart IS aching IS not deceit. When a good housekeeper cleans the front steps and porch before she sets the house to rights she does not mean to deceive passersby. She merely shows some pr de in her house and some cons iteration for her neiehbors. We conquer our heartaches more quickly when we begn by considering the fnends vuho sy,. near ,,s
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Order of Notice.

State of Connecticut, County of w;,s ham, ss. September 2s, A. b, 1910
 Minnie A. Price, vs. David E. Price Upon the complaint of said Minuis | Price, claiming for reasons therein .s. forth c divorce now pending before ,hs Superior Cosrt in and for Winab.m County, it appearing to, and being found by the spbscribfng authority, that. tb. eaid defendant is absent from th i. ststs gone to parts UnkD0wn.
 Therefore ordered, that notice of th. pendeney ot said complaint be given bv publishing tbis order in the Putu.. Patriot, . !nswspaper publisbed in Put. nam io said Coeuty, two weeks sue. cessisely, com0sncing on or beiors th. 18th dey of October, TS1o.
 By order of Court,
 GEORGE ". MELONy Assistaot Clerk of the Superior Court for Windham County.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
SAVED
 FROM AN OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

De Forest, Wis., "A i 1 CT ar opera ton four years ago l had pains down.
 ward in both sides,
 ba he, and a weakness. The doc
 tor wanted me to have another opera ton. l took Lydia E. pinkham's vegeta- bie Compound and II am entirely cured |of my troubles
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Elshs Democratic conorsssmsn

Jackson, Miss Nov. s.--Etght congressman only were voted for la this state The Democrats polied the usual malortties.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
POTHleR IS RE ELECTED

Republicans Carry Rhode isiaaa by
 Reduced e!uralities
 Providence, Nov 9 Rhade Island Republicans reelected thelf state ticket hy reduced plurahties. the greatest failing of beine in the yote Tor governor. Waterman. Democrat, materially cutting Governor pothsey's plurality.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

the only state office 10 be filled by between f9 e90 aed 2e. 600 plurality over Vivian M Lsw.s. lis Repubii- can opponent.
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Solldfy Democratic

Atlanta. Nov s-only congress sioual races were decided in Georgia and a solid Democratic delegation was refnrrpi
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

ln tne seeoHa elstgtct ex-oovernor Utter, Republican candidate for con- Eress. has plurality os about 5000 over Oooney. Democrat. who was de- feated by more than ssoo two years sgo.
 That the Democrats have gsined number os seats iu the general as~ semhly Is indicated. although their gains probably ~ill not prove sum
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Mack Votes stralah. Republican ricke,

imifalol N ". NOV 2 Norman E. Mack. chairman of the Democratic national committee. voted the straight Republican ticket Ii was an error. but il could not he reetihed Sub seauently he told of the joke on hIm- oatt
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Uncle Joe Comes Back"

panyille. Ills Nov. 3 .-Relorns indicate the re election of Speaker
Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
Roo.eyeit.s Friend Far Behind
As usual In South Carolina

Columbia. s C. Nov. s.-South Carolina as usual went overwhelming ly Democratic h the state elections There WIS na state ticket for the Re- publieans, thongb they had negro nominees fer congress In three of the seven districts.