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BASED ON THE BEDROCK-

William J Bryans Estimate of theVote that Will Land Him In

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New York Oct 20A LincolnNeb dispatch to the Herald says

The prospect of his election to thepresidency as viewed from the stand ¬

point of William J Bryan is here giv-en

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for the first time It represents anultraconservative analysis of the ac ¬

tual situation as viewed from theBryan standpoint today and embodies-the judgment of men who are closest-to the candidate The forecast takes noaccount of the possibility of a Bryanlandslide which many of his inti ¬

mates believe is impending-It will be observed that this bed ¬

rock estimate gives to Mr Bryanconfidently the 166 votes cf the SolidSouth which includes the eight votes-of Maryland and the eighteen votes ofMissouri It also gives to him onlynineteen electors west of the Missouririver being those of Nebraska 8 Col ¬

orado 5 Montana 3 and Nevada 3Thus he Is given iron clad 185 ofthe 242 electoral votes n necessary forhis election This leaves the Demo ¬

cratic candidate fiftyseven shy of thegoal Beyond the shadow of a doubt-it is believed by his friends here hewill get both Wisconsin and Indianabringing his assured strength In theElectoral College up to 213 or twentynine short of the required numberReduced to a table these figures show

Certainly for BryanSolid South 166Nebraska 8Wisconsin 13Indiana 15Colorado t>

Nevada 3Montana 3

Total 213

Where Will They Come FromFriends who have discussed the sub ¬

ject with Mr Bryan within the lastfew days are divided in opinion as towhere the needed twentynine votesare most sure to come from All ofthem express a higher degree of con ¬

fidence In Ohio than New YorkShould he win New York and loseOhio holding to what has been givenhim the presidency would le his withten votes to spare but should he losethe Empire state and carry Ohio hewould still lack six votes According-to the matured judgment of some ofhis best informed intimates who them-selves

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have carefully Investigated thematter he is as sure of carrying Kan-sas

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as he is of Nebraska With Kan ¬

sas ten votes added to Ohios twentythree there would be a surplus of fourBryan votes in the Electoral CollegeThe weight of opinion here touching-this combination is that the chancesare more favorable for Kansas joiningOhio in a revolt against the old alli ¬

ance than there is In New York doing-so

Many of the candidates closestfriends in Nebraska as elsewhere inthe West talk as if they would be pe-culiarly

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gratified if he should win thecontest this time without receiving asingle electoral vote east of MarylandThe contend that this would admin-ister

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a salutary lesson to the East andwould result in a rearrangement ofwhat they allege to be alliances inthat section between great financialinterests and parties and factions thatare unreasonably hostile to Mr BryanUnder the arrangement believed to beprobable the Bryan vote is thus ex ¬

pressed in tabulated formSolid South 166West of Missouri 19Wisconsin 13Indiana 15Ohio 23Kansas 10

Total 246

How Doubtful States Are Classed-

Of the doubtful states the Bryan es-

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make these tabulationsDoubtful strong leaning to Bryan

Ohio 23Kansas 10

Total 33

Doubtful leaning to Taft >

Illinois 27Minnesota 11Idaho 3

Oregon 4

Total 43Strictly doubtful

New York 39South Dakota 4

North Dakota 4

Total 47

WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL

Everybody In Zanesville 0 knowsMrs Mary Lee of rural route 8 Shewrites My husband James Leefirmly believes he owes his life to theuse of Dr Kings New Discovery Hislungs were so severely affected thatconsumption seemed inevitable when-a friend recommended New DiscoveryWe tried it and Its use has restoredhim to perfect health Dr KingsNew Discovery Is the King of throatand lung remedies For coughs andcolds it has no equal The first dosegives relief Try it Sold underguarantee at all drugstores 50 and 1

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I A MIRACLE OF SURGERYI Olivet Mich Oct 20Although-both his lower limbs were almostcompletely severed from his body lastJuly the 4yearold son of PeterHorn a farmer living near here isalready able to take a few steps andthe physicians say that in a few weeksmore he will be able to walk

The child was playing in a fieldwhere his father was harvestingwheat He got in the way of the ma ¬

chine and the sharpedged knives cutfearful gashes in both limbs just be ¬

low the knees The bones of bothlegs were completely severed and thelimbs hung by shreds of flesh

I It was thought that both limbswould have to be amputated but itwas finally decided to set the bonesand encase the limbs in a plaster pariscast This was done and the bonesbegan to knit and the wounds to healNow although one limb is still keptbound with splints it is only a ques ¬

tion of time when only the ugly scarswill remain to remind the little fellow-of his narrow escape-

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I ALL IN THE FAMILYI Warsaw Ind Oct 20Albert L

Tucker of Akron Ind was married-to his sons former wife Lulu Tuckerfive minutes after the woman had se-

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I John Tucker son of Albert Tuckerhaving left her a year ago

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ASSOCIATE EDITOR-OF THE OUTLOOK-

Will be Mr Roosevelts Job After heCeases to be President

New York Oct 20 PresidentRoosevelt has signed a ontract withthe Outlook to act as an associate edi ¬

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in March nextThis is made the subject of an exist-

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contract to write a story of hisAfrican travels for Charles ScribnersSons

His work in connection with theOutlook is to cover political and eco ¬

nomic topicsThe president is a mot interesting

writer and his connection with theOutlook Is considered as a masterstroke by that well known magazine

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED-

By local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to cure deaf-ness

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and that is by constitutionalremedies Deafness is caused by aninflamed condition of the mucous lin ¬

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sound or imperfect hearing andwhen it is entirely closed Deafness isthe result and unless the inflamma-tion

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stored to its normal condition hearingwill be destroyed forever nine casesout of ten are caused by Catarrhwhich is nothing but an inflamed con ¬

dition of the mucous surfacesWe will give One Hundred Dollars-

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GAVE HIS LIFETO SAVE THE CHILD

Evansville Ind Oct 20It devel-ops

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that William Wene aged 50 afreight conductor on the Louisville-and Nashville Railroad lost his lifein order to save the life of his grand-son

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aged 3 yearsWhen the train reached Mt Vernon

the little grandson was taken down tothe railroad to see Wene Wene wasseated in the caboose with the boy inhis lap and saw an approaching trainfrom the rear and in an instant theengine had crashed into the caboose

Wene threw the child out of thewindow but was unable to escapehimself After lingering several hoursWene died of his injuries and thebody was brought here

MARRIED MAN IN TROUBLE-A married man who permits any

member of his family to take anythingexcept Foleys Honey and Tar forcoughs colds and lung trouble isguilty of neglect Nothing else is asgood for all pulmonary troubles Thegenuine Foleys Honey and Tar con-

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SERVIANS CAUGHT A SPY

Belgrade Servia Oct 20A newand startling war menace arose yes-terday

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in the arrest of an Austrianarmy officer by the Servian authori ¬

ties who claim the officer is a spyThe Austrian minister demanded theofficers immediate release and threat ¬

ened to call on the Austrian gunboats-in the Danube to enforce the demandswith the ships guns The situation isso serious that many foreign residentsare sending their families out of thecountry

A SHAKING UPMay be very well so far as the trustsare concerned but not when it comes-to chills and fever and malaria Quitthe quinine and take a real cureBallards Herbine Contains no harmfuldrugs and is as certain as taxes If itdoesnt cure you get your money packSold by AntiMonopoly Drugstore

RAISING A REGIMENT

Many Serviars in New York Enlisting-to Fight for Their Fatherland-

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lieve that the hou ri < near when theircountry will need their blows andblood oh its side of the difficulty withAustria and no time is teing lost inactively enlosting volunteers for realfighting across the ocean Already ahundred of the Servian colony aresaid to be drafted and drilling forwar and hundreds more of these fierypatriots are today holding a rally forrecruits No spot on the globe canbe affected it would seem withoutstrong reflex action upon this city ofall nations

SLIGHTLY COLDER WITH SNOWWhen you see that kind of a weather

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COMPLETED THE CIRCLE

American Battleship Arrived HomeAfter a Trip Around the Globe

Portsmouth N H Oct OTluAmerican battleship Maine after mak ¬

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came in under her own steam andcheered lustily as she warped into herdock

EXCELLENT HEALTH AOVICE-

Mrs M M Davison of No 379 Gifford Ave San Jose Cal says Theworth of Electric Bitters as a generalfamily remedy for headache bilious-ness

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and torpor of the liver and bowelsis so pronounced that I am prompted-to say a word in its favor for thebenefit of those seeking relief fromsuch afflictions There is more healthfor the digestive organs in a bottle ofEectric Bitters than in any other rem-edy

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WILL EXCEL THE WORLD

In HospitalityJapans Reception to

the American Fleet the Most Elab ¬

orate and Beautiful EverKnown-

i Tokio Oct 20The first item in thereceptions to the Americans of the Pa ¬

I cific battleship fleet was the departure-of Admiral Sperry and admirals andcaptains of the fleet from anchorage-in Yokohama harbor to rokio as theAssociated Press is assured that thereturn of Admiral Togo to Tokio afterI

his great victory of the Sea of Japan-did not arouse as great enthusiasm aswas manifested when the Americanofficers entered the city yesterday

The American naval officers saytheir reception exceeds nything ex-

perienced on the long cruise but theJapanese say the reception has hard-ly

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I begun The ovation was contin-uous

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along the entire eighteen milesI American and Japanese flags flyingeverywhere The feature of the day

I was the singing of the national hymn-lIn English by 10000 school children

One thousand sailors will be broughton a special train daily to Tokio whereevery form of entertainment will beprovided for them

I STUART WAS ANGRYRichmond Va Oct 20CaUed a

grafter by a man to whom he re-fused

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admission to the Fair Groundsf here while in a carriage Henry CStuart president of the State FairAsoociation and candidate for Gover-nor

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soundly thrashed his defamer-Mr Stuart knocked the man down

but he got up to a running start andat last accounts was still coveringground in recordbreaking style-

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HELP FOR THE HOMELESS

j Governor of Michigan Calls for Assistance for the Fire Sufferers

I Detroit Mich Oct 20 GovernorWarner has issoud a proclamation

I calling on the people of Michigan forrelief for the fire sufferers In response-toI the appeal mass meetings will be-held in the larger cities of the statetoday The total number of dead isapproximately fifty and about 40001are homeless Reports from theI districts say the devastation is prac-tically

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ARE YOU ONLY HALF ALIVEPeople with kidney trouble are so

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TAXICAB STRIKE IS A TERROR-

Acts of Violence an Hourly Occurencein New York City

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Now York Oct 20Since the days-of the draft riots this city has beennever nearer to mob rule and violencethan It stands today while feeble ef¬

forts are being made to crush thedeadly outbreaks of the taxicab strikeBombs pistol shots and the inqenliarys torch have terrorized the pub-lic

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each day of the last week in ev-ery part of this island and now ithas become a constant danger to walkthe streets anywhere within hail ofthe many motor stations besieged by

I the ruffians who lately manned theirwheels Squads of detectives armed

I and active are lining the curbs andentrances of every hotel and restau ¬

rant in town in the hope of queling-the hourly attacks of the strikers whohave already left their mark on lifelimb and property everywhere Thateven these emergency measures onthe part of the polio have failed to

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garded as a serious menace to law andorder in the metropolis It is many ayear since Gotham has been made tolook like a raw mining camp and ev-eryone

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is heartily ashamed of thisI public exhibition of her sad lack ofevidence of civilization

COMFORTING WORDSt

Mar y an Ocala Household Will Findj Them So1

To have the pains and aches of abad back removed to be entirely freefrom annoying dangerous urinary dis-orders

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is enough to make any kidneysufferer grateful To tell how thisgreat change can be brought aboutwill prove comforting words to hun ¬

dreds of readersEdward Grayer living on Lemon-

St Palatka Fla says For severalmonths my back had been causing meconsiderable misery I also had alameness across my loins and therewas a dull aching through my kidneyregions almost constantly It washard for me to walk and when I satdown for a little while I would be-come

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so stiff that it was only withgreat difficulty that I was able to riseIf I stooped to pick up anything sharptwinges would pass through my loinsand cause me the greatest misery Ihad often heard of Doans KidneyPills and fin an procured a box Their-use banished the lameness and sore ¬

ness and made me feel ten yearsyounger If my recommendation 1111

will be the means of bringing reliefto any persons suffering from kidneytrouble you are welcome to use it

Plenty more proof like this fromi Ocala people Call at Tydings Cosj drug store and ask what their custoj nets report

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I A REBUKE FOR EVANS

I Son of the Famous Admiral Will bePublicly Reprimanded

I Yokohama Japan Oct 20Lieuten-ant

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Frank T Evans of he battleshipI Louisiana who recently was courtmartialed on a charge of absentinghimself from his post while officer of

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and intoxication has been foundguilty of the two former charges Rear

I Admiral Sporry received the papersI while the battleships wore at Manilaand has jut announced his verdict

I The sentence pronounced provides thatLieutenant Evans shall lose 150 num-bers

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and he publicly reprimanded

SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS-MrsI Chas E Smith of West Frank ¬

lin Maine says I like good thingsI

and have adopted Dr Kings New LifePills as our family laxative medicinebecause they are goo and do theirwork without making a fuss about itThese painless purifiers sold at alldrugstores 25c

FRIEND OF THE UNFORTUNATE

f Was Lewis Chanler Now Candidate-for Governor of New York

I Now York Oct WRight in theheart of the grim old criminal courtbuilding where hundreds of souls aredaily turned to prison terms or libertythere has penetrated the most vitalinterest that a campaign of the out¬

side state has ever roused among theofficials and subjects of the law Tothousands of the court officials andthe poor who must seek justice herethe memory of young Chanler and hisyears of championing the friendlessplaintiffs at the bar has kept freshThe veteran newspaper men who stillseek stories from the daily grind ofthe courts are talking of the palinydays when the voluntary representa-tion

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of ragged unfortunates by thisyouthful counsel was always good forthe best of human interest yarns Tosec the vigorous Mr Chanler strip offhis fur coat and clap it on the backof some shivering subject for whom-he had won justice in court was worth-all the other sights and sounds of thegloomy old building they declareLife and death and liberty are usually-the prime interests in this castle forsentence and acquittal and it is sel ¬

dom that the support of other causesenters in so warmly

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SUED FOR SLANDER-

Tom Dixon Will be a Defendant inthe Federal Court I

Raloigh X c Oct 10 Seeking i

550000 as damages for alleged slandera suit has been instituted in the fedral court here again Thomas Dixon

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A Montgomery of this city a formerassociate justice of the state supremecourt and the case is for the term beIbeginning November 4th I

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