The Crittenden Record, 1904-11-11

7 S 3 68 74 102 32 76 9.1 72 121 ta 43 114 to 108 I 73 86' 1(' 34. 80 W 75 96 72 Hit 86 4.' 119 62 l' 127! 159 140: 153! 138 88 93 131 169 Ut 84 64 82 9K 81 US 146 133 150 127 88 89 123 169 131 83 60 30 87 68 1207 1213 1690j I I 483 1619 376 thw jxiint nnl view ing the rcsulta it is easily ei-n that the Republicans have gained ground. Tlie Prohihition, Populirt and Swialirt I-alx.r tickets all receiveil vuts in this county. Schwab, the Prohibition candidate for president, received NO votes, and Richey, who ran for congress on the same ticket, received 82 vote. WaOon, Popu Popu-liot - liot Popu-liot candidate for president, re re-ci'ivetl - ci'ivetl re-ci'ivetl 17 votes and Iju-key, for congress, received 18. Only two votes were cart for the Socialist Ialior ticket. Tlie Dycusburg city eh-ction r r-sulted - sulted r-sulted as follows: For Police Judge J. A. Graves, 20; T. J. Yeats, 4. For Marsha R. II. Milroy, 13; Tho. Mitchell, 9, For town trusters the five receiv receiving - ing receiving the largest vole were certified as follows: J. B. Waddlington, 111; J. R. Wells, 12; K. J. Brown, Irt; K. M. DalUm, 21; T. L. Phillips, in. ELECTION ECHOES. Where is the man who Mid I told you so?" There are prohibition voters in Sheridan, but very few IVmocraU. Wat Iamh snil "Who would 1 have thought of it going any other 'stick" did it. I ... ,, is ' 1 mw n ,mi is! ,ut 1,0 l,wuht' Judge Ton cry came in fnm Pin- ey .king piod. . . . . .. J- Miaih1 eiijoveil himself j lWr '"l''timn Haynw! j Bryan has not said a word hut he , is "laughing in his shrw." Put Md'nrun i still trying to care for the intcrwt of Standnrl

the State i lurgdv I!i publican in the natioiml conteM. In this State the Republican ! will havi two eoiigrcmnn, if not tlini-.' In the Thir.1 iliMrirt Hirli- arl'n'ii ( iH-in. ) iimrgin in mi cinall on jm. nt n turn tlmt lie may lone. P.i turni" ret iv'il from nil the pre- eineta 111 the Ninth luotrtct except ........ one prei inet in tlie Kepuhlican flinty of CarU-r, give J. B. Ben- aeveit of the twenty-eight precinct mining in the Tenth dint rid are in iVmocnitic rountie which chould give the dirt rid to Parker hy aev- era! hundred. j The return from the rongrcaa-1 ional ran indicate thai the Repub Republican - lican Republican will have 21 nicmhcr in the National Ilonae of K. pni iita iita-live, - live, iita-live, while the iVmocraU will have only 135. lnelay night Judge Alton B. Parker gave to the pre an open letter addrcMed to the "Democracy of the nation," in which he thanked all thoae who aided in the cam campaign - paign campaign work and Mid he would never again c k a nomination nor a puhlic office. W. J. Bryan ha iwmcd a lengthy rtatenient on the rcu1ta of the gi-u- Mr. Bryan favor an aoiTc!ive fijflit for the future on the old isxue. and mention a 1 - un.l.r of in iwrn-s which l think should It taken up in the future. AND FAIRBANKS.

crata 310 i.n. The election in thi county was Vfy tl"' l"rtj'' tlmt ' wry quid, and the shortage that shown by the cm.plcto Mums evidently due to the fact that there wen1, after deducting the Vote rep- rescnte.1 by the families that have j ,. .1 I other mrts in the West, 2.i voters who remained away from the poll, J A to the iliticjil complexion of I f numU r we are tinalOe to say, ut we fi l safe in asserting that nt 1111 one-half of it was liepublienn. We make litis sUteiuciit in view of tlie tart that the county was not at alt organir.il by the l!cpuhtiitn, there U ing no cauiigii committee and not a cent of rampnign money .having Itch ucd here by the Re- ptililican Hirty. (Vmsidcring all