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The Ashland Advertiser.
flonarch of the Amateurs.
ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1896.
VOL. IV.
THE
•
PEOPLE
THE
ELECT
REPUBLICAN
THEIR
CHAMPIONS
PRESIDENT.
LEAD.
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While Nothing is Absolutely Certain, all Reports Indicate a Grand
Republican Victory.
They have voted—and the American
people have decided, once for all, wheth
er or not republican and American prin-
plea shall triumph over monometalism
16 to 1, and states’ rights. The doubt
lies wholly on the Bryan side, and pres
ent reports place him so far in the rear
that there is no reasonable doubt of the
Miss., La., Ark., Montana, Idaho, Colo.,
Utah, Nev., Texas, Tenn., Va., Mo.
Total electoral vote, 149.
Doubtful states are Wyoming, Kansas,
N. Carolina, Wn., Kentucky.
The vote in Kentucky is so close that
the official count will be required to fix
the result either way.
Locally, the election stands for protec- .
tiou and sound money; the republicans
NO. 33.
Normal School Notes.
What’s the matter with Bryafn? —
Something surely is.
Rae McIntire, of Ashland, has entered
school. Still the roll grows longer.
The “Oregon” bus w ill be run regu
larly mornings in addition to the usual
Normal bus.
W anted .—Six pairs of side combs.
Apply to Wyck Easter, of the Normal,
before Saturday.
Everyone seems to be pleased with
the first issue of the “Students’ Intel
lect,” which appeared Friday.
One professor and a young lady teach
er of the Normal are credited w ith six
teen demerits each, for being out after
twelve o’clock Saturday night.
Don’t forget the football game on the
depot grounds next Saturday afternoon
at 2 o’clock. Ashland High School 1st
vs. Normal 2nd.
R. E. P oster .
—Mrs. E. J. Evans, of Arkansas, ar
rived in Ashland Wednesday, to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howell.
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election of McKinley and Hobart, the
champions of protection and sound
money. A republican victory is almost
universally conceded.
State claims that determine the result
thus far are as follows:
M c K inley .—New York, 36 electoral
votes; Penn., 32; Calif.,9 : Conn.,6; Ill.,
24; Ind., 15; Iowa, 13; Minn.,9; Md.,
6; Mass., 15; Mich., 14 ; N. H., 4; N. J.,
10; N.D.,3; Ohio; R. I.,4; 8. D., 4;
Vt., 4 ; W. Va., 6; Wis., 12; Oregon, 4 ;
Maine, 6. Total vote 262. Number nec
essary for election, 224.
B ryan .—S. Carolina, Ga., Ala., Fla.,
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT
being in the majority by 37 ballots.
ATTENTION
The total vote of Ashland was 804.
Jackson county cast her vote for Bryan,
but the state has fallen into line, and
gives the sound money candidates a
plurality of 3,000.
As the results of the general election
now stand, the republican candidates
herald the advance of prosperity. Pop
ulism is no longer a live issue, and de
mocracy can take a back seat and watch
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------ ASHLAND, ORE.
Latest reports but confirm rep. maj.
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