How's Tfclst
."W offer One Hundred Dollar Reward
for any esse of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall'a Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chenejr Co., Props., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, bare known F. J,
Chenejr for the Uat 15 year, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business trsnsso
tiona and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
West Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To
ldo, 0.
Walding, Kinnaa Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mncoui
aurface of the ayitem. Price 75c. per bot
tle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
. Hail'i Family f ilia are the beat.
Its Ctlorr Ooae.
f In one of the fineat dtiea of our west
there livea a certain man who haa been
prominent all hia life in the work of build
ing and managing theatera. He ha been
too buiy at this to have mnch time for
reading. When hia pile waa made ha,
started for Europe and visited the various
countries Among other cities he took in
Rome. It chanced that be drove out in
the country and wa ahown the Coliseum.
The guide told him it waa a theater. The
old man was aurprised. When he came
back he waa aaked about hia trip; he men
tioned Rome. Naturally be waa aaked if
he bad seen the Coliseam. He had. He
didn't think much of it. To quote hia own
words: "It was a blamed good house once,
but it's in ruins now." Detroit Free Press.
Try Graln-Ot Trr Graln-OI
' Ask your grocer to-day to ahow yon
.that takes the place of coffee. The children
'may drink it without injury as well as the
adult. All who try it like it. GRAIN-O
baa that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java.
.but it ia made from pure grains, and the
,most delicate stomachs receive it without
d istress. 14 the price of coffee. 15 eta. and
'a eta. per package. Hold by all grocers.
The Cornfed Philosopher.
. "There ia only one man lesa resnected than
the man who won't pay bis bills," said ths
Cornfed Philosopher, "and that is ths man
(who can t. Indianapolis Journal.
To Los Aaajales aed Soathera Call.
I foralaw
Everv Fridav nieht. at 10:35 n. m . a
through Tourist Car for Los Angelea and
(Southern California, leavea the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 tit. Paul Railway Union Paa-
toeneer station. Chicago, via Omaha. Col
lorado Snrinire and Halt Lake Citv. for all
points in Colorado, Utah, Nevada and Cal
'ifornia. , In addition to the regular Pullman por
Iter, each car ia accompanied by an intelli
Igent, competent and courteous "courier,"
jwho will attend to the wants of passengers
en route. This is an entirely new feature
of touriat ear service and will be anDreci-
,eted by families or by ladies traveling
alone. Particular attention ia paid to the
'care of children, who uaually get weary on a
jlong journey.
- These tourist cars are sleeping cars sup
plied with all the accessories necessary to
'make the iournev comfortable and Dleaaant.
and the berth rata (each berth will accom
modate two persons) is onlv M.OO from Chi
cago to California. Ask the nearest ticket
agent for a tourist car folder, or address Geo.
H. Heafford, General Pass, and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, 111. '
miwi ll v fnmM tlma in til I, '
of a man who has money to bnrn when it is
necessary for bim to sift the ashes. Town
The magnificent climate of North Caro
lina and its wonderful resources coupled
with its choice iarming, trucking, trnit,
mineral and timber lands present remark
able attractions to those aeekinr homes. Re
liable information concerning thia Stat will
ha. ffiven lo thoae who write to John W.
Thompson, Assistant Commissioner, Ra
leigh, XI. V.
HOBART IS DEAK
Ths Vice) President Succumbs,
a Lingering nines.
Hit Faaeral Taak riaea at Pataf
a, n. J oa Satardav Senator
Frye, of Malae, Will rraelde
Over the Senate Until
larch. 4, MOl.
Paterson, 5. J., Nov. 22. Vioe Presi
dent Hobart died at 8:30 a, m. Tues
day. The family and physicians were
at Mr. Hobart'a bedside when be ex
pired. The vice president had been
failing since late Monday afternoon,
although the reports given out at the
bouse were that he waai holding his
own.
"The two-headed (iri got up another I
pas this morning." "What was she angry
about?" "One of her heada boucht a Eat
just like that which the other on wore."
London Aniwers.
Lane's Family Medietas.
Moves the bowels each day. I order to
be healthy this is necessary. Acts tently on
line uver ana uaners. tures sist nesa-
.ache. Price 25 and 50c.
"ITow do yon pronounce the last sylTsbls
of that word 'butterine?' asked the cus
tomer. "The lsst syllable is silent," stiffly
repuea uu grocer. unaon Answers.
' After phvsicians had given me up, I was
.saved By rno s cure. naipn r.neg, U'
liamsport, l a Nov. zi. ibhj.
No matter bow proud a man frels of
woman's cleverness, he likes to feel that ah
considers him even more clever than she is
herself. Philadelphia Times.
10
I , V o
i mm
Sick headache. Food doesn't dt
(est veil, appetite poor, bowels con
stipatea, tongue coatea.- irs your
liver I Ayerrs Pills are liver pills,
easy and ssfe. They cure dyspep
sia, biliousness. 25c. All Druggists.
Want your nsousucbe or seara a hnaallflll
brown or rich black T Then wa
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE (USr.
LlNENE
Collars & Cuffs
Stylish, comrrtdtat.
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im poniUffdi mn
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alia
Toni
WWs sailed diaond. Tea fangs ar Mv
Basra as nana, 2Sc Br "ul, yx. Saadoc.
in auanna lor asanas coua at fair as caas.
Nssat slsa sad ttvla.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS. j
Tlsa rtsuU Craat ad the Ballot Card
la Obla civaa raaralaet Hnak
a riarallty af 49,023.
Columbus, Nov. 21. The ofBdai ra
turns were made public last night.
Ever since election day Becretary of
8tate Kinney has bau expert account
ants at work makintr the totals, and
owing to the delay in many counties,
where tangled factional conditions in
duced voters to scratch their tickets,
the return did not all get in until late
yesterday afternoon. The totals
were then hastily made, and the fol
lowing is the result:
nca
A. HO
PRESIDENT GARRET
BART.
Mr. Hobart was born in Monmouth
county, N. J., June 2, 1844. He en
tered Rutgers college in 1860 and
graduated In 1863. Thereafter he
taught school until be entered the law
office of 8ocrates Tuttle, of Paterson,
N. J. He was admitted to the bar in
1869 and began the practice of law
with Mr. Tuttle. He became the clerk
ot the grand jury in 1865 and was ap
pointed city counsel of Paterson in
1871. He was elected counsel for the
board of chosen freeholders in 1872
and was elected to the leglsfatnre in
1873. He was re-elected to the as
sembly in 1874 and was made speaker
in 1876. He entered the senate of
New Jersey in 1879 and in 1881 was
elected speaker of that body. In 1876
Mew Jersey sent him ss a delegnte-at-large
to the national republican con
vention and again in 1880 the same
honor was bestowed upon him. He
was elected a member of tne national
republican committee in 1884 and
served continuously upon that body
until 1896, when be was nominated
for the vice presidency of the United
States.
By the death of Mr. Hobart Senator
William P. Frye, of Maine, becomes
president pro tem of the senate aim
will discharge all the duties of the vice
president as presiding officer of that
body. The senate rules provide thai
no election is necessary at the begin
ning of the session. . Senator Frye ac
cordingly will continue as presiding
officer till the end of President JIcKin
ley's administration, unless he chooses
to resign, or the senate wishes to elect
another senator to the office.
A curious coincidence of the death
of Vice President Hobart is' fonnd In
the fact that of the six vice president
who bare died . in office , four died
within a few days of the same day of
the month, the death of Mr. Hobart
being the 21st of November, 1899; that
of Mr. Wilson the 22d of November,
1875; that of Elbridge Gerry, Novem
ber 23, 1814, and that of Mr. Hendricks
November 25, 1885. The other two
vice presidents who died in office were
Clinton and King. The former died
April 20, 1812. and the latter April 17,
1853.
By law the succession to the presf.
dency of the United States in the event
of vacancy falls upon the vice presi
dent, and in the event of the hitter's
death, to the secretary of state, the
next in line being tbe secretary of the
treasury, then the secretary of war.
And down through the list of cabinet
officers in order of precedent fixed by
act of congress when the death of Vice
President Hendricks disclosed the
necessity of such a provision.
New York. Nov. 25 The scenes at
Carroll hall . yesterday when the re-
mainsol Mr. Hobart were lying in state
were very pathetic. Long before ths
time announced for the opening of the
Coon of the Hobart home to the pub
lic the crowd began to assemble, and
when the first rush toward the nal
entrance began 5.000 persons were
crowded into .. Ellison- and Carroll
streets. Lines were formed by
squad ot police, but the force was too
small to maintain order. Women
were In the majority. Fully 12,000
persona saw the remains in the four
hours they were exposed to view.
Paterson, N. J., Nov. 27. With ths
religions services of the Presbyterian
church and with the-diguity due to hia
high office, all that is mortal of Vice
President Hobart was committed
the tomb Saturday afternoon. The
president,' secretary of state. Chief
Justice Fuller,', Secretary Hitchcock,
the sapreme coart judges, members of
the senate and house and the vice
president's personal friends filled tbe
Church of tbe Redeemer snd testi
fied silently to his worth aa a states
man. The cortege wended it way to
Cedar Lawn cemetery, where the body
was placed In a receiving vault,
raaaat Live flnrli Lenscasv
Kansas City, Neb.. Nov, 37. Senator
Hayward ia gradually growing weaker,
his pulse is accelerating and it is
thought ha cannot sarviva the weak.
Baaervsal a Uia lanrsss.
Wsshington, Nov. 23. Th .deed
transferring the Dewey home from
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey to the ad
miral's son George was recorded yes
terday In the ofhee of the recorder ot
decda. A life interna h the prorjartv
is reserved by Admiral Dewey and his
wife. ; '
A LavtaS Cap far chlay.
New sack. Nov. tXA solid ailrcT
loving cap was rvaeived Wednesday al
Tompkinsville, Staten Island, for Sear
Admiral Schley. It ansae froas the
citizens of 8t Losda sad waa seat ts
the admiral's fUftbrsv tbe Chicago
COUNTIES.
For Governor. IPlarnltlea
Adsms
Allen
Anblsnd
Asnubula....
Atbens
Anvlalza
Helmont
Brown. ,
Buller.
Carroll.
Cbampalga..
nara ,
ClermoDt....,
Cllolon ,
Columbians..
Coshocton...
Crawford.....
Cuyahoga. ...
irarse
Denaoee .....
Delaware.....
Erie
Fairfield....
Payette.
Franklm....
Fulton
Oallla.
Geauga
Greene
Guernsey....
Hamilton....
Hancock
Hardin
Harrison.. ..
Henry
Hlfrhlsnil...
Hu-kinjr ....
Holmes.,...
Huron
JsclCHoa
Jeflersoo....
Knox
Lake
Lawrence...
Llekms.
Logan
Lorain
Lucas.
Madison
Mahoning...,
Marlon
Medina
Meigs
Mercer
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery.... I4l IS7
Morgan
Morrow
Muskingum...
Noble
Ottawa
Paulding
rerry
Pckawav
Pike.
Portage
Prehle.
Pntaam.
Hit-bland
Ross.
Sandusky
BCloto
Heneea
he by ........
Btark
Summit
Tram bolt
Tuscarawas..
TJnlon
Van Wart.....
Vinton.
Warren
Wasnlncton...
Wayne
Williams ,
WooJ
Wyandot ,
law
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717
1714
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ToUls 4l71laMSIT10f7?l s,7l BIS
roa oovsasosv
Oeorge K. Nash (rep) 417. IN
Jons k. Mclean lonn l r.s
ftamuel M. Jones I non-partisan) ISS.'SI
8eU H. Kills (ualoa reform) 7.7W
George M. Hamme! (pro.) s.ies
Kobert ttaadlow (soci . !,
Nash's plurality.... ,S3
roa unrrtsiar sovxasos.
John A. Caldwell (rep.)...... S.M
A. W. Patriot (dtav).
. fliJM
A 0H THE Smi
KlDWEYSsLlVE
and Bowels
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EFFECTUALLY
overcqheo. ntjsTIPATIQFi
HABITUAi-v- PERMAN
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BVyTHE.QENVINE-MAN'F'D-By
f AIIRPNIIA Fir VP IP CO
0OtSViH.6 sPRANCSCo wvo.
y . ' CAL. ' .
CaldweU's plurality 12,71
roa icorroB or stats. i
Walter D Gullbert (rep ) .-
George W. Blgaioos (uem.) tmjm
Onilbert's plurality JH
worn Tssaacasa or stats. I
Isaac E rameroa (rem). af.7S '
James I Gorman Idem). .... as) 7M
Cameron's plonllty
roa ATToassT oEssaAi.
Jobs M. Sheets (rep)-...
William U. IX re (dem.).
Sbseis' plurality ....
roa jDDcs or ras avrasas corn
. Z. Davis (rep.) sMI.SIS
. 44S.I4S
. tSLOaf
DewlttC Badger (dem)..
Davta' plaralltr
roa sassa soabd rcsuc woasa
Frank A. HulTmia (ml Sair
Pleubar Du Mmiia Idem.).....
Homataa's phmiltw 47.S7!
Total rota cast la taa stale waa S:S.l
MAMMOTH
'MAILORDER
HOUSE
I 1 VJ.'
TSO to 6tT
?wcst maimsom mrz
CHICAGO
A Gmm riaawrlal abrartaa
Colnmbns, .sot. 22. State Tieaaurer
Campbell hiss Bled his annnal report
with the governor for the fiscal year
ending November 15. It shows the
financial condition of the state to be
mnch better thsn osuaL- There la
larger cash xalanee on sand than at
the end of any year since 1880, and be
sides the county settlements have not
been anticipated. The total balance
in the general revenoe fnna as SlJXQr
632. At thia time bst year it waa only
$6M.e6. It baa not exceeded rou
000 in 20 years preceding last year.
The total balance of all funds la the ,
treasnry is Sl.196.yr7. j
A (awa rally Ortaae. I
AlinneapoTia. Uinnu Xov. 22. Mrs.
Jennie L. Fitkin answered a lammoss .
to the front door of her resiileace last
night, only to be shot down by an snv-
kaowa nan standing ia the ffarkneas ,
ontside. She will die.
5,000 GUITARS AT S2.65
nTKIS ELEGANT GUITAR
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ot the hasrst knn- I VSV a.w
tCTmihraratrywiA flo aora. as leaa. tiasa &J009 as? sIsbss,
llliair Solid luatsroul pusastsy t Isipal eras! real ia ssuiaia
orwoaaat naaKr- rwr asada aa niiraimia tht ns
taantsaBaVsaasal ttamcTrr IfimnlitTtsl.s fmrrtrnr-r
fcermx Saracr raised suae aa aaca a tag seats. Iran her silk
t t. t t. ,. - 1. aawawtiAariaaaaisllnsia'it aoiicr.md
trctsl B Baa ttney aa- naca aa aslenaa to paBtiTAiaoun'
by Sroand sossad snnaaa log djunsaiaar sack a baaraia
saxraa aai a Cneaal srtvwa
njiwsi
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DEJUJU5TS MAGAZ7E
III FffTa AVrnt. KV TOU CUT
wpmfn sstarsi it falW'jf tensest aaaslsiaH pnen
; L avsrithssj to eat wear and ase.is tarnnsin
jj-H on rmcmLtforty I0f to PtPy
TT SSoffoodfaiU Use 10 arlowad aa pst
WWnsafLwaae aientanlto Clr sraanva.
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I Personally
! . Conducted
l taiuorniai
nras aSM as Ita Hlad Im aifa.
Toledo, 5 or. 22. Ixmia Erae k
brODgbt suit for S10j against the
membership of Toledo Turners anion)
5ol t, of the Amalgaraated Asori
tkm of Sheet and Metal Workers, Hia
eanse for action ia that ke was em
ployed oa May IT. ItM, by a local
firm. Oa that date ke applied for
admianioa into the. anion, bast wan re
yreted. Oa November II ke waa dn--eharged.
hia rmplorer telling aina tbat
ke woald be boycotted by labor aairana
If be retaiae- him. PUintinT alirrr
conspiia.y sgainst hlmni If. Si wila
sad threw enikJrrm. Thia ia M first
suit of tae kind tm Ohio,
II
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out Dent
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aboot farm bads ia Ike West.
stilus flues f 1 1 nat i s
ftcnr nmanta, baraa and
ScadK
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acriyn i a lii Cat BaXT." ana
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