r t THE HERALD YOU mtmt Creatttbusiness because of itsknnvn large circulation ana" renJers rich To reach the public through a pro gressive, dtgntfiea, influential journal use the UHKAI.D columns. results to its aavertisers. VOL. XUI.-N0. 271 SHENANDOAH. PA.. WEDNESDAY. N0VEMJ3E11 9. 1898. ONE CENT ,1 DO I J. P. Williams & Son, furn1tScTtoRe. 13 S. Main St., Shenandoah, Pa. SajO'HARA'S FOR ft . f .A OPEN DAY Cor. Lloyd and White Sts., SHENANDOAH and Headquarters for Carpets, Linoleum and Window Shades BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. 3' 3 3 3 3 3 , I .1 IZDIZD j VJ- KJ. I s v I U Gasoline, Oil, Wagon Grease, Gasoline, Oil Stoves. We make a specialty of gasoline, 60 cents in five gallon lots, delivered. Mica and U. S. axle grease. Also headlight oil, 150 fire test. ECLIPSE OIL COMPANY, No. 143 East Coal Street, Shenandoah, Fenna Mall on! era promptly attended to. iLAMPS.A m mm Open mm E3E3 and colorings make a very desirable room decoration Prices Range From $1 to $10. See them in our south window. Swalm's Hardware Store. . I II II For Fall Trade. JUST RECEIVED. New Raisins and Currants, New Seeded Raisins, New Cleaned Currants, New Citron and Lemon Peel. New Combed Honey. NEW MINCE MEAT. Remember we sell nothing but the best. No second grade at any price. New Mackerel We offer a special bargain in Roasted coffee at 10 cents than package coffee. At KEITER'S. PIANOS. A flood Reliable Second-Hand Square Piano, Worth $400.00, New, For Sale at $98.00 AND AND NIGHT. flaln Street, MAHANOY CITY. DEESS GOODS IK ALL THE NEW STYLES and COLORINGS. EE Tapestry and t-ace Curtains. TABLE COVERS. P"'; Dry Goods and I vP, Carpet Store, OH ! WHAT A WRECK ! largest line of TOYS, FANCY VASES, OPAL TOILET SETS. " ' THE LATEST GAMES 1 DRESSING THE NEW WOMAN, CONETTE, MERRY WAR.' Morgan's Bazar, 23 NORTH IVlAirvJ ST. this week. The odd shapes II I - 1898 Catch. Loose better New CarpetejOil Cloths and Linoleum. New Fall Patterns, FATAL MINE ACCIDENT. Tun Men Knlouihed by it I'll tit r Ituillitng--One lterolrrcd. Theio was an nccident at tho Ftirnnco col liery, operated by Seaman it Gerbcr near Qllliuitnu. Iiuiwccti one an:l two o'clock this nioinlng that causeil the death of two men, Walter Dulimwolskt, n resident of this town, ami Adam Kutsch, of Uilbcrtoti. 'J'he men were engaged In blasting coal at the face of breast No. 20, 2nd lift, lluck Mountain vein, cast gangway, whon n part of the pillar between breasts Nos. 23 and 20 gavo way and buried them. After consider able work Dobrowolskl was taken out of the breast allvo and conscious. llo guttered from sovero Internal injuries and survived but ft few minutes aftor hlsiescuo. Dobrowolskl wns the miner. When asked where his lab orer was he replied, "You can't find him. lie is up at tho face of tho breast." This morning Miuo Inspector Wm. Klein, Inside Foreman Thomas James and a corpso, of assistants made repeated ctlbrts to find Kutcli's body, but failed, and tho remains were still enitombed at a lato hour this after noon. As a final resort to recover tho body the looso coal is being drawn from the breast and at the same tiuio a holo is being driven through tho pillar from breast No. 27 to Nt.. SO. Doblowolski leaves a wife aud seven chil dren. Tho body was removed to tho family resldcnco on South Pear alley, near Laurel Btrcet. Johnson's CuTc, 3(1 Kant Centre Street. Leading oyiter cafe in town. Oysters sorved In all styles and to your own tasto. Another Soldier loatl. Martin McOulre, of town, died yesterday at a hospital in Philadelphia from an attack of typhoid fever. Tho deceased 'was 22 years of ago and unmarried. Ho was in the last squad of tho heavy artillery recruits that left town last September for Fortress Monroe, Va., and was stricken with tho fevor whilo thero. Tho parents, brother and sister of tno deceased left town this afternoon for Philadelphia, to attend the funeral to-morrow. ANOTIIKIC SAUICIl-'Iui? 1'orThls Week Only. At airvlliV. Eight largo rolls toilet nanor. 25c: mod galvanized coal scuttle and shovel, 25c; large uiuiiKui, iuuii compioio, sue; nest oil curtain, heavy fringe with laco insertion, special price, 50c; another lot of that good table oil cloth, 12icayard; Potter's 1J yards wido oil cloth. 35c a yard; 1 dozen box matches, ic. At Gihvin's, Roy C. ltunr.irniT, Mgr. 8 S. Main St. A Serious Fall. During recess at the I.nt i'rir ci.r.,.i yesterday afternoon one of tho scholars, Patrick Groody, n. ten- ...... ..t.1 1 r . . . - - jrtui-uiu bum ui jamcs uroouy, or L,ost Creek. While playing with companions near tho head of a stairway young Groody lost his uai nice ami ien to the Uoor, a distanco of 23 feet. He was removed tn hu limn attending : physioiau says ho is sull'ering from u Kiuiuu'wuin 01 mo urain, auu that his con- union Is serious. Notice to Malicious Hoys. A warninc is herebv bojt who nmko a practice of Interfering With my stllOW case, ill frnnf nf cti.illft that if it is not stopped they will have a lot of bother and perhaps personal injury. This is a warning to parents to warn their boys. KICJIIA11L) DAM!, 11 l-U Photographer. Umbrellas all oricoi. Alsn iiml.ri.lln. re covered whilo you wait. At Brumm's. No Stamp Necexsitry. Percival II. Koltz. Secrotarv of dm Ameri can Hose Company, Pottsville, somo timo ago wroio to tlio internal Hevcnue Department for information regarding the placing of internal reveuuo stamps on orders issued by that company. Ho has just received an answer, in which it ia sttttn.i that r order is simply used by tho treasurer as a vouclier and Is not given to the payee to present for payment, it is not subject to tho suimp iar." Tins is applicable to all societies. COCO Araolino. tlin L.eiinlnn ni-tlele rnH at Kirliu's drug store. 10-0-tf New S1utI1i Church. The KluvMi tfmiintt tl.nlt.. tl.... . "..i'uiiv UUKltKUllUU has purchased the old All Saints church hllilillnf-nil Hilar O-.l- at....., rn. jitnn im. "a uun. DUCTl IU1 .,ilUU. 1UC needed repairs are being pushed forward bv ,1.. n....un 1 .t l . . ' mi; vuuimui mm meir uevoteu pastor, Jtov. I T-.. -I- i . . ' ivasjianjK, 01 jiauauoy utty. A com mlttoo consisting of M. Pribula, John Orawlczaud Kev. Kasparok will call on tho citizens of town and vfcinlty to solicit sub scriptions to pay the debt. Any assistance rendered will bo heartily appreciated. 0 Ot Begin Right With Cougns and Colds. Take the sure cure, Pan-Tina, 25c. At Oruhler Bros., drug store. Died In the West. Martin Lambert, who loft town with his family last December and located at Pueblo, Colurado, died at tho lattor place yesterday. Tho causo of death was not stated in tho tele gram receivod hero and the relativos here were not aware that the deceased had been 111. Mr. Larnbert was about 35 years old aud left a wife aud two children. Ho was a son of Mrs. Ann, widow of George Lambort. of 201 liist Lloyd street, this town. At the time ot his death he was employed as au en gineer in a Pueblo eloctrlc light plant. It Is expected tho remains will arrive in town next Saturday. The timo for the funeral has not been fixed. Kemlrlck House Free Lunch, Grand Army beau soup will bo served, free, to all patrons to-night. Another Soldier III, Hcnrr Fridav. of Mecliniitravilln n. nrlvnt. of Company 11, Eighth Regiment, P. V. I., was admitted tn the I'nttsvllln luw.Hl la.t night, fullering with typhoid fever. His case is very serious. What's tho secret of happy, vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels, tho stomach, tho liver ami kidneys strong and actlvo. llurdock Blood Bitters docs it. Olus.ea In I'liyslcul Culture, Miss Horr and Miss Dunltel wish to an nouuee that tho opening lessons of their classos in physical culture will bo for children on Thursday, Nov. 10th, tit -1:30 p. m.j for nilults, ut 7:30 p. m in Dougherty's hall, corner jurciiu and uentro streets. lllckert'B 'Cafe, Sausago aud potato salad to-night. Oyste soup tu-morrow morning. Jailed on a Serious Churge, mi warn wntKius, oi Jiiinwioy I'lty, was committed to prison in default of bail, charged with statutory rape aud f, and b. 'Squlro Alex. May issued the warrant, which was sworn out by Edward aud Magglb Mates, of Maliuuoy city. Four good show cases fur sale. Sold rea soiiable. Orkin's, 1311 South Main street. Bill IS DSHD He is Snowed Under by Over 3,000 Adverse Majority. ISM Graham is Defeated by Very Close Margin. Il DISH LIKEWISE The Unofficial Count Late This Afternoon Indicates the Election of the Entire Democratic Ticket, Including Fourth Legislative District. Special to Evkmno IIr.KAi.li. 1'ottsvim.k, Nov. II, 4:00 p. m. Tho result of the contest ut this hour in dicates tho election of the ontlre Democratic ticket by majorities ranging from 500 to 5,000. jjyau, tho Democratic candidate for Congress, is well up In the front, whilo Higgins, tho Democratic candidate for Sena tor, is probably tho lowest. Up to noon to-day tho Itcpublicans claimed the election of Graham, with several Demo cratic districts to heai from, but later the hopo of saving him from the wreck was shattered, and tho election of Higgins was conceded by a small majority. All tho districts, except tho middlo ward of Gilberton, have been received. Tho returns of this ward are In also, but they were sealed by mlstako and cannot bo opened until the olllcial count is mado on tho third Friday after tho election. Tho soldier vote has also been received scaled. The total soldier voto is computed to bo 525. With tho exception of tho abovo, tho re turns show that tho, Democratic pluralities arc : Climmlngs, D fi.ooo Marr, 1) (0.-,:i Ilynn, I) , ',3MI MiiMomi, 1) 1,080 Horgnn, I) I.0OM Uluilor. D ;.,,mo SENATE. Higgins,!, .vik leoiblatuke, 1th District. u iirien, il :;,':)! lloag. D 1,1101 :oecKcr, 1J FISST DISTItlCT. Anderson, I) fii SECO.NM) DISTRICT. Consti'ln, U (y The result in the othor Legislative districts have not beon fully computed, but it is sulll cieut to show that tho Democrats have car ried every district In the county. THE LOCAL RESULTS. Shenandoah (Jle Large Pliirulltie Against all liepubllciiii Ciuululales. Tho flood of Democratic votes that rushed into the local polls yesterday gave big majori ties for all tho Democratic candidates, parti cularly H. J. Muldoon, tho candidate for County Controller, who secured tho greatest voto ever given any candidatoof either the He nublican or Demnrratlit nnrrt In f t,n l.n..i. Mr. Muldoon may well feel grateful for the manner in wiiicu ins townsmen stood by him, irresncctivo of nnrtv. ami mlv Mm en; , , , r, " uui VULUS over Snyder, his Republican opponent. It was a brilliant virtnrv fnr blm Tm,i.. t-..i. . ....... uuuSD XVUL1I, Steve Middlcton and Dr. Stein can congrat ulate themselves that. liar. Trn. , llleilerdld not have grappling irons on Mul doon. Koch was beaten in town ,v hut nu votes. Middlcton by 405 and Stein 478 by their respective onnoneuts. Hiuclns rrnt ?nn votes over Graham aud Rvan 70.5 over Urumm. Tho Swallow spirit develound atrnni- ut !,.. polls. Iast year the town gave the Harris- burg roformer 111 votes for State Treasurer. esioruay 11 gave mm aio votes, or almost three times more thau he was accorded last year.. Tho Republicans are taking the results of the elections In ntiipt sii!imld!rn nn...ninn thorn as the fruits of one of those periodical avalanches from which both parties suffer irom 11 mo to timo. , Here and there complaint is mado that Democrats with whom deals were made failed to keep faith, in that they took all the votes they bargained for and pave nnnp In mtum but the results in tho cases of two or three of tne lteputuican candidates show pretty clearly that, even though faith had been kent. the result would nnlv h.i,. ' " j 1 mi 11 M matter of reduction, and not of reversal, for tne uemocrattc party Uadou't onugh goods to deliver to stnn thn lbln that l.a.l n i change the polltlcsl complexiou of the . . ' ...... avi in IY county, it takes but a glanco at tho returns of the Third ward the heretofore Repub lican Qlbraltar of Shenandoah to convince ouo that even tradlug could not have boen dorio yosterday to stem the tide. However. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Mad from pur gr.po cream of tartar had not these trades been entered Into sev eral Republicans would have received a larger majority In that ward. The full voto follows ! STATE TICKET. WAKll. 3 4 5 Tol. 165 IIS 102 57.1 lli'J 2M0 21i 12i7 12S 17 51 3I!I 0 23 29 102 tlOVKKNOn, 1 2 87 108 Stone, H Jt'iika, I) tin at) nwallow, ! 117 Sfi Hnrncs, H I, 37 7 I.IIX'T.-CIOVKRNOU. Uohiii, It 9(1 121 How den, I) tJ2 los aj m 113 nns 202 SH 312 1327 38 IS 11 W 0 22 29 100 init io s. I' : 12 17 Thomas, S. I, 87 0 SfX'Y IXTEHNAL AFFAIRS. I.nttii, It 101 12.1 IMucy, V (22 111 Dickson, I' 5 11 I'etvra. 8. I. ' 3'J 5 210 137 117 090 201 2S2 31.', 1331 30 12 9 07 6 22 2fl 100 A HUTKHIOK Juiifiiw. Porter, It 8fl 12R Porter. It loo lis 221 13.1 ll.V 0 207 121 110 (Mi 229 2'J3 31K 13MS 1(10 2S1 30-J 1313 23 9 I 45 Trlckct, I) 4211 119 Ilower. I) 4Z! 10H Vail, ! 9 CoNnllF.SX-AT-I.AKOK. Orow, It 101 12 229 137 122 717 212 129 117 077 lWi 2H.1 314 1320 199 2H2 312 1320 17 9 2 33 10 9 3 33 S 21 2H nu 5 18 27 5.i wavenport, It 9.1 121 Innis. 1) lis lia Wcllcr, I) 120 113 (larber. P s Sharpies., P 5 isooi, s. i. 5 Monro, S. L Ji COUBTY TICKET WAI1IW . CosaiiEsi. 1 2 3 4 5 Tol. l!runmi,.lt., ot 128 221 121 118 619 Itynn, u 429 119 219 301 320 1391 Walker, H. L 37 5 9 23 29 105 Il'IiGli. Koch, It 119 111 278 180 1S3 87."i Marr, I) 411 105 170 202 297 12.M DlaTKlCT ATTOIINKV. Kdwnrdn.lt im 1"8 227 110 122 710 Clllnmlngii, I) 131 122 211 292 822 1378 l-ugram, ! 3 10 0 8 22 CAstuoli.ru. Snyder. It 81 nr. 200 ins inc. r.n Muldooil, I) 110 132 251 3.11 352 1500 1'iirnor, I' 3 9 H 3 21 Jieualls, S. I. 37 4 7 20 27 COROSMt Stein, It 117 127 200 100 138 802 Dlellcr. I).. 110 118 180 209 297 12M) ... 3 3 5 3 II 37 7 0 19 31 100 Hcbwenk, P itynn, m. it 1'OOH DlKKCTOIt. Middlcton, It Horgnn, I) Itlckert. P 105 14 209 152 108 KI9 121 101 VA 278 278 1210 ... 3 10 0 3 22 37 1 5 20 29 92 122 111 25! 113 127 787 Melscl, S. f, Sl'lIVEYOK. llowmari, H Stoudt, I Scumnn, P 103 100 172 275 303 1253 ... 2 9 0 1 21 Senatorial. Graham, It 108 13S SI0 105 128 709 lllggins. II 122 lis 217 333 319 1309 Sklvlllgton, S. I, 87 1 0 22 29 98 I..aiI.ATUI!E. Jlcltrcl, It 91 131 233 138 120 72r, Anderson, D IIS 100 199 282 300 1311 Hjlshnnltk, S. L 37 8 7 23 32 107 MAHANOY CITY. . M'ARE-I 1 2 3 4 5 93 108 100 70 150 Governor. Stone, K , Jenks, 1 Swallow, P Congress. Itrumin, It Hyan, 1 State Senator. Graham, It , Illgglns, I) llErRE.-ENTAT!VE. liultzcl, It Aniierson, D Jurim:. Koch, 11 Marr, D District Attoksev. Edwardo, It CuiuuilngH, D Pilgnuu, P Controller. Snyder, It Muldoon, 1) ,,, Turner, P Coroner. Stein, It llleiler, D Schwenk, P Poor Director, .Middlcton. It Horgnn, 1 , Itlckert, P Surveyor. Itowinnn, It . 388 123 79 70 119 92 121 91 102 22n 132 107 15.1 121 272 120 108 100 117 211 312 217 181 139 319 210 99 00 95 103 121 191 1S7 141 228 132 141 70 105 282 . 112 210 189 181 318 . 100 121 05 01 150 318 130 118 121 238 . 110 194 135 122 257 7 10 . 117 170 152 150 307 . tl3 101 9.1 80 185 . 10 ... 10 12 21 ,. Ill 150 138 ICS 227 . 8H5 185 112 130 271 .. 8 ... 3 5 12 ,. 120 175 173 155 2-8 . 417 151 79 80 208 . 10 ... 1 8 13 231 230 200 102 331 . 302 101 38 SO 101 stoudt, D Seaman, P 9 ... 2 5 9 W.M. Penn. Governor Stone. R.. B2 Jenks, D., 73; Swallow, P., 0. Liout. Gov. Gobiu, R 02; Sowden. D., 75. Soc'y In ternal Allaire Latto, It-, 05; DoLacy, D 73. Superior Court W. W. Porter, R CO, W. I). Porter, R U3; Trlcket, D 71, Bower, D 72. Congressman at Large Grow, it., 01, Davenport, It., GO; lams, D., 75, Weilor, D 73. Congress Brumm, It., 57; Ryau, D 62. Senate Graham, It., Ill) ; Higgins, D., 20. Legislature Reitzel, 70 ; Anderson, 50. ,Judge Koch, It., 5t.; Marr, D., 82. District Attorney Ed wards, U., 57;Cummiugs, D., 80. Controller Snyder, R il ; Muldoon, D., 93. Coroner Stein, R., 110 ; Bieilor, D., 10. Poor Direc tor Middlcton, R., 02; Horgan, 1)., 70. Surveyor Bowman. It., fitf: Stoudt. D.. 71 Justus Watkins, tho People's candidate for l.leut. Uovernor, received one voto. All the candidates in the Socialist Labor party re ceived one vote Jacksonb. Stoue. 30. Jenks. 10S: Gobin. 30, Sowden, 123; Latta, 35, DeLacey, 12S; Porter, au, W. I). Porter, 35; lams, 110, Weilor, 110; Brumm, 33, Ryau, 151; Graham, 115, Higgins, 70; Roitzel, 05, Anderson, 141; Koch, 78, Marr, 103; Edwards, 31, Cummings, 142; Snyder, 30, Muldoon, 117; Stein, 05, llleiler, J00; Middloton, 33, Horgan, 151, Bowman, 87, Stout, 8-1. Delano. Stono, 05, Swallow, 30, Jenks, 55; Brumm, 1)6, Ryau, 63; Graham, 101), Higgins, 40; Reitzel, 101, Audorson, 52; Koch, 01, Marr, 72; Edwards, 70, Cunjniings, 80; Snyder, 100, Muldooil, 50; Stein, 0.5, Bleiler, OS; Middlcton, IK, Hoigau, 03; Bowman, 08, Stout, 58. West Rahn Twi Stone, 70, Jenks, 12, Swallow, 3; Uoblu, 01, Sowdon, U; Brumm, 72, lfyan, 12; Higgins, 05, Graham. 57; Koch, 38, Marr, 77; Huutzingor, 03, Gintor. 31, Ed wards, 111, Cuniinlngs, -111; Snyder, 71, Mul doon, 42; Stein, 00, Bleiler, 43, Schwenk, 2; Middlcton, 70, Horgan, 41; Bowman, 70; Stoudt, 38. Gilueiiton Middle Stono, 25, Jenks, 01; Brumm, 15. Ryan, 110; Graham, 43, Higgins, 85; Reitzel, 32, Anderson, 00; Kpch, 30, Marr, 88; Edwards, 41, Cummings, 80; Snyder, 31, .Muldoon, 00; Stein, 40, llleiler, 83 ; Middletou, 00, Horgan, 00. GiLBEUTOM, East Waud Brumm, 101, Ryan. 212; Koch, 155, Marr, 103; Graham, 151, Higgins, 182; Edwards, 127, Cumniiugs, 187; Suydor, 127, Muldoon, 175; Stein, 05, Bleiler, 215 ; Middleton, 130, Horgan, 170; Bowman, 131, Stoudt, 107. New Boston Stone, 14, Jenks, 41, Swal low, 20 ; Anderson, 05, Iteitzol, 18; Graham, 40, Higgins, 57. MonEA Stono 10, Junks, 15. Swallow, 00; Brumm, 43, Ryan, 51 ; tirahum, 43, Higgins, 60; Reitzel, 71, Anderson, 20, Koch, 78, Marr. 10 J Edwards, 71, Cuiumings, 31 ; Snyder, 82, Muldoon, 18; Stein, 3S, Bleiler, 02; Middle ton, 72, Horgan, 30; Bowman, 72, Stoudt, 10. Hills Urumm, 58, Ryan, 84 ; Graham, 122, Higgins, 23; Ituitzel, 00, Anderson, 75; Koch, 6U, Marr, 70 ; Edwards, 60, Cummings, 83 j Snyder, 00, Muldoon, 72;' Stein, 00, Bleiler, 6S; Middloton, 52, Horgan, 88; Bowman, 03, Stoudt, 40; Stone, 40, Jenks, 51 ; Gobin, 40, Sowden, 72 j Lata, 62,Delaoyy, 73, Porter, 65, Porter, 53, Tricket, 81, Continued on Pourth Page. RDOSEVE fV J Tho HoiikIi Hidcr Chosen Gov ernor oi New York. PE1SM1I m COL STONE- ttie Vote of Dr, Swallow Only About 100,000. IN He Will Be Backed by a Legislature That Will Elect a Republican to Succeed James Smith In the Senate of the United States Democrats Elect Two Congress men in Maryland Nebraska Elects a Republican Governor by 3,000 Plurality. GOVERNOR-ELECT STONE. Now York, Nov. D. Theodore Roose velt, the Republican nominee, hus car ried the state by a plurality over Au gustus Van Wyck ot about 20,000. The total Republican vote when received will probably show a falling; oft as compared with that for Governor Black, in 1806, of about 11 per cent. In the municipality of New York the old time Democratic majority was ap proximated, Van Wyck's vote being about 80,000 greater than that ot the Republican candidate. This latter re sult was helped In some measuro by the result in the borough ot Brooklyn (Kings county), which in 1890 gave Black a plurality ot 23,62, but yes terday gave a Democratic plurality of about 10,830. Brooklyn Is the home of Judge Van Wyck. The returns from many counties up the state are incomplete, and In some cases are missing altogether. Tha in dications, being computations upon the figures at hand, point to a Republican plurality In the counties above Harlem of about 100,000, to 'offset which the Democrats can produce, only the 80,000 plurality ot greater New York. The soldier vote will not be counted until Dec. 1, but it Is not likely that the ballot from the camps will ma terially alter the result. There would seem to be the greater probability that the majority for Roosevelt wni be in creased. The figures on congressmen are not accessible at this hour, but there are Indications that the 1 ts have GOVERNOR-ELECT ROOSEVELT, mado some gains in Nt w York city districts. Congressman SuIzit, Demo crat, whose dlstrii t renominated him upon a free silver platform, is un doubtedly re-elected. Little Is known as to the votes foi state senators and aB8 mblymen. The Republicans had In the last legislature a majority of 28 on Joint ballot, and leaders of tho party profess conlldenci that there will ha no material diminu tion of that majority. A Republican legislature will mean the election of a Republican to the United States sen ate in place of Senator Murphy. Every condition was favorable to the polling of a full vote In all parts of the state. In this city there was no fulfill ment of predictions of trouble at the polls. The state deputies, authorized by act of the last legislature, were most in evidence in the east side districts, where the cheap lodging houses are located. The number of arrests made was below ruther' than boyond the usual record of a general election, and In many cases the occasion was found to be tn the carelessness ot registration clorks. Fights at the polls were tew and easily quelled. There wub no friction between deputies and police, one lend ing assistance to the other lu the pres ervation of order. Enough rjrtunjs f romMmh.Vgdls (Coutluued on Third Page,")' ' IVIAX LEVIT'S. Woolen Underwear. TLni-CK LINDD, Prom 3s Cents Up, ni-UICATHI) RED PLANNELS, At Bargain l'rlces. Our underwear for gentleniPii can be had in all sizes. OUR NEW LINE OF FALL HATS At our new s'ore are entirely something new in head wear for this season. Our prices are remarkably low. Remember the place. Cor. Main &. Centre Sts. LEVIT, UP-TO-DATE HATTER. Formerly at 15 East Centre Street. Winter Garments. It is our earnest endeavor to sell our winter garments (and all other goods) on their merits and on their merits alone. Quality and pi ice considered, we believe the following values are unen-Jled But satisfy youi-el! tins is -o, then cume Id u. Ladles', Misses' and Children's PLUSH CAPES AND COATS, FUR COLLARETTES, PLUSH CAPES, CLOTH CAPES, ASTRAKHAN CAPES. Our styles are a temptation to any caller. They are fetching and there is no better proof of price economy than the values we oiler for the money. All ot this season's selec tion comprise style, careful finish, dressiness and good service. R.F.GILL No. 7 North Main Street. NOTICE ! Miss Kimna Davis' customers and others wishing Mine. Davis' Hair Restorath can get it at FRICKE'S CARPET STORE. i() South Jardln Street. O'Neill's ! The best in quality the best in style the best in value gives the best satisfaction. Latest pro ductions in dining room, library and hall furni ture. Also white enam eled iron bedsteads with brass trimmings, restful easy chairs and settees. M. O'NEILL, 106 5. Main Gt. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker THE MAN WITH THE HAIViriER! The man who wields the hammer with the most flourish and makes the most uoise isn't alwnys the one who drives the most nails. His nails may be bent, his hammer poor, and when the day's work is done he'U be behind. We drive bargains, not nails, but our stock is up in quality, The blows of our hammer are accurate and regular. We are mak ing a winning record every day in our GROCERY line. T.J. BROUGHALL, 25 South Main Street, ijiji, 11 1 y
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