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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-09
Rosd Bonds Lone.

Especial 20 Tho Tlmes-DIspatch.J
Spotsylvania. Va, November S.-The
vote for bond issue of $4,000 In
Berkley District and $4,000 in Liv-
ingston District of the county for tho
permanent improvement OF the public
roads was lost by a small majority in
the election yesterday In both dis
tricts. growing out OF n mIsconcep-
ton OF what roads were to be inn
pr we'd Those opposed to the bond
issue used this a 8 an agency to defeat
the measures. The right to the Board
OF Supervisors to fix the width Of tires
as those wagons that haul lumber and
ties over the improved public roads,
majority.
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DEMOCRATS MAKE
NET GAIN Of -FOUR
Win One Senate and Three
House Seats From Vir-
GINA Republicans.
NINTH GOES DEMOCRATIC
Lincoln Defeated by 1878.
Royal Wins in Third
District.
NINTH GOES DEMOCRATIC

Completo unoracial returns from
every legislative district in the State
show that the Democrats made a net
gain OF orc, member OF the State SEN
OF Delegates In Tuesdays election The
next Senate will stand thirty-nve Dem
octass and Aye Republicans. The RE-
OF the next House, against thirteen in
the last one. The House stands ninety
Democrats. nine Republicans and one
Inndepenoene asssil2., elghty-seven
The Democratic gains in the Ninth
Distrlct remain the feature OF the cleo
the district went for that party by a
good majority. BY many this result
e sttrisu -, us to the sght made for
ago. resulting In Democratic orsaniza-
ton and enthusiasm. Two Senate dis
tricts are taken away from the Re
puoNcans. as are three House districts
Swept Washington.
The Democratic victory in Washing
complies. save FOR ono ofiiee-ths
defeated In the First Senatorial Dis.
trict composed of Washington. smyth
and Bristol. by D. C. Cummings BY
the enormous majority OF l.273
Mr. Stuart's home county OF Russel;
made clean Democratic sweep, send
Ing DR.. c. W. Grant. Democrat, to
the House; The party has also swept
Shenand oah, gaining House seat there
and county Offices Many county place.
IN the Ninth have been taken from
Republicans. while Congressman Siemp
lost his own county on the legislative
fight.
The loss OF Rockingham. where Cap
tain John Paul was elected 10 the Sen.
ate. reduces the Dem ocrat!c gain In
the upper body TO one
House seats reclaimed by Democrats
are those In Botetourt, Dickinson ana
wise. Patrick. Russell Shenandoah
and Wythe. On the other hand. the
Democrats lost the Montgomery and
Radford district and one member in
Rockingham TO the Republicans. and
Louisa to an Independent
In the Third Senatorial District. Rev.
Charles r. Brown. Democrat is de :
fcated BY j Powell Royal. Repubii-
can. The Democrats did not make the
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Democrats Rcgaip contro,.

t'special 70 i ne Times Dispatch
woodstock. Va. November SIN tho
election held in Shenandoah county
Yesterday in which one of the big
gest votes in the history Of the COUNTY
was cast and which in some precincts
were not counted until after rnidnirht,
the Democratic party regained control
OF almost all OF the Offices of the conn
.. cutting down majority of more
man 200 given four years ago for
some OF the Republican candidates and
IecunE Democratic candidates tbis
year by less than 100 majority.
IN the fight for State Senate former
State senator F. S. Taverner carried
me county by about 500. and Robert
l. Borden. Democrat. defeated p y
BOWMAN. who had been elected for
three successive terms by a majority
OF ABOUT 60. c. Z. Headly, Democrat
aeleated the incumbent, j. c. Hutchi.
son Republican. by 20 votes. NJ
Wunder. for clerk. and r. H viii
manson. Commemorative Attorney
ooth democrats. were reelected bv 200
majority. while Daniel Spiker was re-
elected sheriff over W. l. Green. Demo
crat. by majority of less than so
In the district Offices the Democrat
mace clean sweep. electing all Com
nissioners of Revenue and a majority
OF the Board Of Supervisors
In some instances the vote is so
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Democratic Tickrt EI.ct.a

lSpeclal to The T!mes-Dispatch.1
Bristol, Va, November s-CompIete
returns from Washington county show
every member OF the Democratic
ucket elected except Alex Stuart. who
was defeated for clerk OF the court By
Peter J. Davenport. Republican.
Cummings. Democrat. defeated Sem
ator Lincoln in the First Virginia Dis
trict by nearly LOO majority.
In the Second Senatorial District.
composed of Scott, Lee and Wise
counties. John II. Catron defeated Ezra
Garter by majority of about $50.
The Democrats elected most of their
ticket in Wise county. winning by
j. Harvey. Democrat. was elected
sheriff by sixteen majority. while the
Republicans claim the election OF w.
3. Hamilton az count treasurer by
eight ma jority.
John w. Chalkley Democrat. is
elected joint representative of Wise
ana Dickinson counties by 800 ma
county.
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Mathew. COUNTY Vote.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispa tch
Port Haywood. Va, November s.
The, entire vqle of Mathews county yes
terday is as follows:
For House OF legatcs-Ju.an T.
Christian Democrat 40 votes; D.. j..
W. D. Haines.' Independent, 23I votes.
Cnr!sNin's majority. iS9.
For county treasurer-John j Burke.
incumbent. $50 votes; 4. c. VIM. So
votes: William T. Marohant. 2oi votes;
y. E. Miller. EOS votes. Miuers plu-
ral!ty. L.
For Commemorative attorney-Les-
lie c. Garnett, incumbent, sos votes
Robert l. McCready, 326 votes. Nc
cready's majority. IS.
For sheriff-Iohn E. Miller. incum-
bent. $50 votes; W. L Smith. 3ls votes.
Miller's majority. Is.
The whole Board of Supervisors
Captain James P. Thurston. Thomas D.
Hudgins. Joseph Williams--re- elected.
County Clerk Sands Smith and COM
missioner OF revenue, having no oppo-
sition, received practically the entire
vote cast, as did Colonel John R San
ders candidate for reelection 70 the
Virginia Senate from this Thirty-ninth
District.
M!ddlesex county gives Christian. for
the House. PA majority over Haincs.
making Christians majority in the
House district iO3
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Large Vote PoIIed.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Buchanan. Va. November s.-Thc
election returns from the different pre-
very large vote was polled A clear
Idea could not be obtained last night
as to the result. For the State Senate,
w. a Rinehart. Democrat. had no OPP
position: for the House OF Delegates
c. NJ. Lunsford. Democrat had a ma
Jority of 200. For clerk. Turner Nc
Dowell. Democrat. was elected by a
majority OF over 1900. For Common
wealth's attorney. Frank Woodson, Re-
publican. was elected with majority
conceded TO DE 8. For treasurer. ]. 3.
thurman. Republican. majority 100
For sheriff. J. 3. Crist, Democrat, 2SS
For commissioner o. revenue. lower
district, J. *. McClaugherty. Democrat,
majority 200. For supervisor S. o.
Schultz, Republican. majority 81.
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Maiden Spring, a Ropubncan strong
hold. by a safe majority
Incomplete returns show tho vote
TO be worry close between Thomas w.
Hawkins. Democrat. and Thomas Nc
Gaii, x publican. for commissioner In
iespie, Republican, and John B. Gill;
lespie Democrat. In Char Ford. An
ofncial count VIII have to be made to
determine the result
=. The surprise of the election was
Tazewell, Graham and Pocahontas,
which gave very small Democratic ma.
one or two instances. The Democrats
had EXPECTED heavy maJorities at each
OF these precinctA
A report tonight states that Buoh-
anan county has elected a Democratic
Commonwealth's attorney and clerk,
and that The entire Democratic ticket
IN Russell county was elected by a
large majority.
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Results in Chest-rae,d

ISDeclaI % The Times Disnatch.1
hsterheid. Va. November s.-The
election results at Chester Precinct
were as follows:
j, p. Watkins, for State Senate. 10:
Ivy (noatcr). for House. "a: Baker for
House. 70. walker. for county treas
urer, ~: laskins Hobson. for Common
wealth's Attorney. IS: Gill for sheriff.
-: CoShill. for clerk. IS: for Commits
sloncrs of Revenue. c. W. Moore. rs:
5. A. Mann, rs; for Supervisor. William
Gibbs 3; w. w. Heyman. 20. T. b.
Hatcher, %.
At Chesterfield Courthouse "a votes
were cast. the results being as fol-
lows: Watkins. for Senate 80: Ivy
(foater). for House. SO. Baker. Tor
House 81: Walker for treasurer. &c:
Nobson. for Commonwealth Attorney.
~, Gill for sheriff. So: Cogbill for
clerk. q: Moore and Mann for COM
Inisstoners. 80: II. l. Ferguson. for SUI
pervisor So.
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Wise County Returns.

lSpeclai TO The Tlmcs-Dispatch1
Big stone Gap. Va. November S.
Returns from Wise county are as fol-
lows w; B. Hamilton. Republican.
elected clerk by eight majority: r. v.
Wohlford, Republican. elected treas.
urer by sixty majority: I. ]. Beverly,
Independent. elected sheriff by ten
majority: W. ". C. Dotson. Democrat,
elected Commemorative attorney bv
100 majority: E. j. Prescott, Repub-
lean. elected member of Board Of
Supervisors. Richmond District, seven
ty-one majority. Big Stone GAP.
I,,haikley,s home precincts. gave him
~ majority, and gave majorIties from
three to forty for ali Democratic can
u!oates except two. reversing Repub-
lean majority OF about forty, with
S,lemp on the ground ight.ng for his
SSkel; Wise county goes for ChaIkley
by us to 200
Measre returns from Dickinson give
col!ey about 100 majority, ind.caitu 2
Chalkley's election by about 100
John H. Catron. Republican, carries
wise over Z. T. Carter for the senate
Reports from Scott and Lee gives
. .G6 majority in district OF about
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Return. In Ale4nnIri,

Especial 10 The Times-D!spatch.l
Alexandria, Va, November s.-Com-
plete returns from the election in Alex
andria county were no, received until
atier o'clock this morning. The
judges OF election In Arlington Dis-
trict sat up all night until that time
IN counting the ballots. there being a
large number OF names on them.
Captain Crandal Mackcy was re-
elected for Commonwealth attorney
over X: G. l. Noncurc by a majority Of
22e8. The vote was: Mackey, 6s2, and
Mo0cu!e. 439
For clerk of the court, George IL
Rucker defeated Harry K. Thomas and
=. E Wilson. thereby being continued
Ior eight more years The vote was:
RuSker. 55i Thomas. 3s3, Wilson. SO.
Rucker's majority over Thomas was
For commissioner of revenue. Cur
us "a. Graham. for many years incun-
pent, went down to defeat al the hands
OF W: II Duncan. This was a five-cor-
nered fight. The vote was: Duncan.
1876; Graham. 1886; Arthur W. Veitch'
~ F. 8 Corbett. 10; Robert F. Crow
ley, IA.
sherin William II. Palmer went
down to defeat at the hands OF Jacob
T.. Birch. The vote was: Birch, 703.
and Palmer. i44
Senator r. Ewell Thornton carried
the county by majority OF OF, The
vote was: Thornton, 6I2, and Wedder-
bun, Sis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-09
Bad Compilations
Removed By Absorption
From Happy Homes

1t was discovered not long ago that
ordinary mercolized wax had the power
to absorb an old, faded or discoored COM
p!exion--or more literally, the old cuticle,
OF outer skin--revcaling the fresl,er,
healthier undcr-sl;in. blooming with the
pink Of life and the glow Of youth. The
dead and half-dead cuticle comes of so
gradually, in fine, flour like flakes. tina r
there is no pain, no discomfort and no
detention from ones evcryday dnti Is.
OF course such troubles as chaps, ireckles,
moth patches, liver spots and fine lines
go with the discarded skin
Mcrcolized wax. which druggists sen
orally have in stock, should be spread
over the face at night before retiring, in
the manner cold cream is used In the
morning it should be washed off with
warm water, followed by dash Of cold
water
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Heavy Vote PolIed.

tSpec!2!to The Times D.spatchl
Eureka Mills Va. November s.-A
large vote was polied IN the county
yesterday, as there were a number OF
candidates for most Of tae offices, thus
creating unusual interest
b. D. Adams. for House of Delegates.
was re- elected. with no opposition j.
G; Darlington. George B. Russell and
Thomas Z. Watkins. for clerk OF coun-
u. treasurer and Commo nwealth's at
iorney, respectively. had no opposition.
j. Coleman Priddy was elected sheriff
BY a plurality OF about $50 over II. w.
DickeTson and A. F. Fears.
Z. NJ Hutcheson, commissioner of
revenue for the upper district, was de-
feated by T. Roy Adams by about Is
plurality.
D. u. Hucheson was reelected com
missioner OF revenue in the lower dis
trict oy large majority over W. IL.
Crews.
p. y. Morgan defeated j. p. Purcell
by a majority of 2 for supervisor in
Central District; Bailey was elected
supervisor in Bacon District 6y a oiu-
rality of over four candidates
K. L. Suell defeated +. l. Anderson
Tor supervisor in Madison District BY a
majority of $50.
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independent cnnd,da,. ,y,n.

=. I'HPtV!aI 70 The Times DlSpa tch
IazeweN. Va. November S.-The nm
ofhcial vote OF Tazewell county in YES
Ieruay election gives Greever. the
county clerk. about 400 maioritv
GEeerer was elected by Democratic
votes 5. r. Mustard. Republican can
W. p. Payne. Democrat by about 901
votes in Tazewell ana Buchanan coun-
j.. P. Royal. Republican, IS elected
10 the Senate over c. r. Brown. Demo-
crat. from the counties of TazeweIl
russell. Buchanan and Dickinson by
about 200 majority
CHARLES II. Perry. Democrat, is elect
60 commissioner or the -evenhe In
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ovly One Ticket Voted On.

TSpeClHI 10 The Timcs- DiSpdtch.1
Buena Vista, Va. November S-Phe
election here was one of the
1uietest ever known. and the day
passed with no excitement at all. Tho
Republican party had no ticket and
the only candidate who had any on
position was II. 4. White for the Leg
islaturc. his opponcnt being w. G.
Mcdowell, of Lexington The vote was
as follows: For State Senate: ]. r.
Tucker. Bedford CITY. 149 For LeGis-
lature, Hiehland, Bath Rockbridpe
and Buena Vista: John w. Stephenson.
of Warm Springs. 149. For Legislature
RockbridGe and Buena Vista: IT, A.
White. Lexington. 1lS. For I.eeisla-
ture. Rockbridge and Buena Vista: w.
G. Mcdowell. ISL. a. w. Ruckcr, city
clerk. had no opposition. Light votes
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close that the official count will be
necessary to decide.
Republican. Sweep Montrom.r,
tspecial to The Times. pdsnatch1

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
Christiansburg Va, November s.
The Republicans made a clean sweep
In Montgomery county yesterday, elect
ing their candidate for House OF Del
egates and every county officer and
three of the four members of the Board
OF Supervisors, with the fourth mem
Der still in doubt. L. G. Flanagan de-
feated Charles a. Johnston for Repre-
Sentative by 375 majority. c. ". Sur
face won over W NJ. Dunklee for
Treasurer by 255 majority Geo. w.
wilson was elected clerk by sac ma
Jortty over w. b Slusser. r. l. Roop
was elected Commemorative Attorney
over w. NJ Pierce by 400 majority. w.
D. Martin defeated w H. Smith for
sheriff by $50 majority. p X Thomp-
son was elected Cor mission of Reve-
nue. over r. T. Sessler by 4o5. major
ny IN the First District and NJ. S.
frice defeated NJ L. Hairless for Com
missioner of Revenue In the Second
district by 300 majority
me great surprise to the Democrats
was the large majorities which Elan
asan and Surface received over John
ston and Dunklee. as many Thought
'hese contests would he very close.
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Results In Russell.

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch.l
LEBANON, Va, November S-The
Democratic candidates for court on
GERS In this county are elected by a
majority as follows: c. W. Grant.
w A. Howard, treasurer son. I'm
Steel. sheriff. $50: c. II. Cross, COM
missioner. West End. 700: II 4. Skue-
hurt commissioner East End. 700: c.
state Senate. this district. carried the
county by +5o H. A. Routh. Repubii
can nominee for ComnSsnweaith's al
torney. Is elected over J. +. Griffith by
$50 ma iority
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VIII Contest El,ct,on

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.
Norfolk. Va. November S.-Complete
returns from the election in Princess
anne county show that DR.. Emerson
Land has q majority Of - votes over
Il a. kellam. Blackwater precinct
Which was expected TO give a majority
ior Dr.. Land. gave majority OF 81 for
NJ keliam. reducing the majority In
MI keliam claims DR.. Land has
majority OF only one vote on the face
o. the returns, and announced this az
teFnoon that be would contest the cleo
tion. DR.. Land says he is ready FOR
any contest that the Kellam forces may
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Byrd rs P.-rIcr,cd.

fS0ecial 70 The Times Dispatch
Winchester. Va, November S.--About
one fourth N" total vote of Winchestnr
and Fr@derirE c"rnt,. 'ran pollel IN
the election. the Democrats hav-
ing no Renuhlicnn opposition Rev
George \. Conn. OF Shenandoah rnde-
nendcnt candidate fcr the state Senate
from Winchester and Frederick and
Shenandoah counties received q scat
tering vot" while his Democratic on
n"ncnt Judge Frank s Tovcrner. also
OF shenandoah rot a large ma loritv.
Eirharh EVELYN Rvrd was 70 collected
TO the House of n"ie"atoc frcr, Win
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CHAMP CLARK WILL SPEAK
AT RALEIGH TEACHERS MEETING
tspecial 10 The Times.p,sna,ch,

Raleigh, y. c.. November S.-A tels.
gram from Hon. Champ Clack. receiv.
ed to-day by Secretary r, D. w. Con-
nor. Of the North Carolina Teachers
assembly. Is TO the effect that he Ger.
tainly VIII NIL his engagement to de-
liver an address before the assem-
bly, here on the evening OF Novern-
Der 80. Thanksgiving Day. This will
be in connection with the annual seq
sion OF the assembly and federated
organizations Of teachers to be held
in the new auditorium November 80 TO
December Q
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Democrats Lose ono once.

t.'PVNFtfI
Abin sdon Va. November s.-The
returns from Washington county show
the election of the entire Democratic
ticket, with the exception OF the Demo-
cratic candidate for clerk, AleXander
Stuart who was defeated by small
majority by P. ]. Davenport. For SEN
ate. Judge D. C. Cummings. Democrat.
polled 1895 votes: A T Lincoln. 100.
For the House. John Roberts. 1908: E.
G. Buck, 1,617, against Eestner, SIS,
and Gilmore. $40. Preston Campbell.
candidate for Commonwealth attor-
ney. and John O. Bradley. treasurer,
gained handsome maiorities
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Solid TIckct EIcctch

iSi"c,al To The I ini1s ID spatchl
ioydton, Va. November S.-The solid
Democratic ticket was elected in Meek
ienourS county without opposI-
ton by vote estimated at between
700 and 500. For Senate Twenty NTH
District. w. ID. Blanks; for House Of
Delegates, from Mecklenburg county,
F. B. Roberts All county officers were
reelected except that St John c.
Goode succeeds c. S. Hutcheson. who
declined re-election. and B. B. Smith
succeeds S. NJ. Warren on the Board
of Supervisors.
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Small Vote In Cast.

, .IjVN.nI e he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fredericksburg Va. November S.-R
Z. l. Moncure. Democratic nominee for
the state Senate, received 20S major
ity over the combined vote for H. War
den, II. O. Chcsley and w S. Chesley,
who was voted for by the Republicans:
{. Rlchelinc Coleman. Democratic nom
lnee for the House OF Delegates, re-
ceived $50 majority over IS. c. Mas
sey. Independent. who received only &c
votes. and II. Warden, H. c. Chesley
and w. s Chesley. who was voted for
by Republicans. \ small vote was
cast
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New Kent EIec,io.

Roxbury. Va November 8.-The e,ec-
lon OF TuesdaT passed off quietly.
Following is the list of county and
district officers elected: Common
~esfN's Attorney. NJ. II. Barrus; Treas
urer. G. z. Fisher: Clerk OF Courts. r.
y. Harris; Sheriff. r. c. Apperson, Jr.:
Christian --
District officers: Black Creek Dis
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vote OF rice Precinct.

IoPtE!dI 70 ne IImes-Dlspatch.
Rice, Va, November S.---Vote for
Rice Precinct: Lockett District-Rob.
ert Is. Brock, for state Senate. So
votes: w. II. Ewing. for House OF
Delegates. rs votes; s. W. Watkins. for
county Treasurer. SO votes; A. D. Wat
kins. for Commemorative Attorney,
50; 7: Fl. Dickinson. for sheriff, IS,
and w. II. Hubbard. for supervisor. 81.
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County Officers Hc-EIecet.J

ESPtVIdI 10 ] nc 7 IIIits- DISpdtNE.
Buckingham. Va, November S.--The
election was the tamest affair ever
held here, none OF the Democratic
nominees having opposition. senator
Gayle had no opposition and neither
did A. j. Tcrrill. for the House OF
Delegates. All OF the present county
ofhcers were nominated to succeed
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Spotsylvania, Va, November g.
Further returns from over the entire
county show the election OF Richard
Mason Waller. Democratic nominee
over j. Lancellot Partlow by 600 ma
joTity. The result of the vote on the
bond issue and wide or narrow tires
for the public improved roads in Liv-
ingston and Berkeley Districts is as yet
undetermined
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Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch1

King George. Va. November S-Fol-
lowing are the results In King George:
G. Harding Walker. for Senate. 537;
500; ]. 7. Minor, treasurer sos: w. A.
Rose, Commonwealth attorney, $40;
+. c. F. Hunter. clerk. 565; l. a. Ash
ton, commissioner of revenue. 5S4: Q.
District, W. A Rollins: Potomac Dis
trict, j. Fitz Jones; RannahannoclS Dis
trict. Jesse Newton.
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trict-Superviror. l. n. E1lorson; Jus
tice of the Peace. J. A Wright: Con-
w. p. Tunstail. sr..
Justice OF the Peace. II. G. White,
Cumberland District-Supervlsor. Dick
Eggleston. Weir CreekASupervisor B.
Couch
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Catron Cnrricn Scott.

ISpeclaI 70 The Times-Dlspatch.J
Gate City. Va, November S.-For
State Senate. Catron. Republican. car
rled Scott county over Carter, Demo-
crat by l52 majority The Republican
county ticket was elected with exctp-
ton OF Mcconnell. independent, who
was elected county treasurer.
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expected showing in Tazewell

Johh Nltherfoord Ie elected 70 INC
House from tluvanna and Goochland
oy go majority over a III. Taylor. IN
dependent S. L. Mustard. Repuoli lean,
comes to the House from Tazeweil and
Buchanan. "a. L. Robertson. Repuo-
lean, wins in Lee
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chester and Frederick county without
any opposition. and will be reelected
speaker OF the House.
Democratic county candidates were
also elected without opposition.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Wbiskev

A tablespoonful in milk or water before
meals and retiring will correct disturb
ances OF the stomach and bowels. 1t aids
digestion, builds new tissues. quickens the
circulation. 1t tones the eystem and
keeps the organs healthy and active. 1t
enables the old to enjoy the sports OF
vigorous
Sold by druggists, eroccrs and deal
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you can't procure 1t, let US know
and we will tell you how to obtain it,.
Write for free DOCTORS advice and
book. of recipes for table and sick
room.
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THE WEATHER

Forecast; NirEinin-Ruin Thursday
and probably Friday; moderate east
winds.
North CarOlinn-TtaIn Thurslay;FIi-
day unsettled; moderate east winds, he
coming variable.