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iTTK-g" -mm iffjKf AKi, tillCArCO I Only $3.00 a year by mall pre oM 30e for a. single month".60ttwo months 90 centi three months SI.O& for four months. fiOYQU . M tt!?rl "Z . i lie journal win Keep your traarttiermomctcr, at 92 In the shade and drive dull times ft way. i-lf.St.jt5jiU ..,. .Ai. MNMa-W jfli C T ri 7 f " ' '. VOIi.X SAUBM, oKflaoft fruEsBA. frOTEivaMi . 1900. tilMHHfl -rttH fa. "V THE ;:n::TT JOURNAfc- flL JHLs&r , ii m IH B pj JL . J I Minff'ju.- T.f ''--I' .Hi ,17. ffiJ.H-ll.fliAilJ.MI "5s35- " . VTi . ",,'sy .ifti ELECTION DAY ' OVERTHE NAM Telegraphic Bulletins to the Journal From the Field of Battle. AN ORDERLY CONTEST TO . ..-. . St. Louis in the Hands of Deputy Seriffs Redhot Time at Seattle, and Spokane Republicans Claim Indiana j Mr AnMlai I'raaa imp Jo ureal. Nkw YonK, Nov. 4. Isadora nnd workers of both parties wera netir e.rly perfecting arrangements forbringingout n full vote aa soon as poaalblo. Despite the inciting ovontB of tho afternoon nnd ovenlng provioua to tho election, pollco officials nud ropublirnn and democratic loader appear to lie unit in asserting that the olectlou will bo quiot nnd order ly. Tho yolo was cast vory rapidly In . the city. In tbu liflli assembly district one-third ol tho total volu was cast at 8 o'clock. In Hrooklyn tho early vote Was very heavy. Nkw Yoiuc, Nov. 0. In pome of tbu Albany eloclion districts nearly half tho roKlatorod volora bad deposited their .ballots by 10 o'clock. In Unffalo utul Schenectady tho jearly vote was heavy. Ciiicaoo, Nov. 0. Ono hour after the i polla opened It was estimated that SO per cent of tho registered vote had been ;cnat. Thojvoto did not come out as Ernpldly us lt,dld four years ago. iNuiANAfoua, Noy. fl. "Reports from Itho State show perfect weather. Karly vote waa heavy.- Senator Charles V. Fairbanks gnvo out tho following stntomont today. "MeKinley will carry thie atato by n dccislvo vote. Ilepublicana will elect Clothes you want good clothing look run no riSK in ouying nere. uur uvci uuua aic acuuiK iwi, but we Can still suit you. Prices ranging from 8.50 to JJ516.50. In underclothes we carry a moie extensive line of suits than ever. . In underclothes we think we do the underwear business pretty well, that's why your kind is sure to be here 40c a garment and up. . ' Its unusual to find such hat values, and so many stales, all the late fall shapes in stiff hats. Dozens of other things you need-shirts, hose, neckwear, and these nice warm night shirts of outing flannel. ' . A complete line of the celebrated Salem Mills blankets. 00xE Mii STORE UOO COMMICKOIAb dT, Both Best Shoes. H SB.-- fj i 'n'l Au't : BE AlAINTAINED IN NEW YORK tho entire atato ticket, control both branches of tho legislature nnd elect nine of the 13 members of Congress." St. Louis, Nov. 0. Ono hundred dep uty shorlffs appointed by tho judges of tho circuit court have Won distributed nuiong tho noling'placea in tho precincts where It is believed thero has Itecn faaudtilont registration. DuNVtif, Nov. 0. Governor Thomas lias ordered troop C, Colorado cavalry, In readiness to bo balled outandthoy are now at the armory. Jo.nkuiioko, 111,, Nov. 0. As result of a quarrel over olitica John Kirby, a Democrat, wiih shot and killed by Jack Thornton, n IlopubllcnTJ. Omaha, Neb., Nov. 0. Few rejwrta received from state. Indications are, however, lliut the vote wUI bo largo. . Canton, O., Nov. 0. President Me Kinley coBt hie ballot at 0:20 this morn ing. The prooldont nlarked his ballot so as to vote the entlro Republican col umn. Lincoln, Nob., Nov. 0. Hryan re turned to Lincoln today. Ilia flrat net after arriving hero, wa8 to swear in hla voto Ond cast it. IIu voted n straight Clothes mean overclothes, un derclothes, and lots in be tween, for man or bov. When for a good investment. You ,m.xi THE MAN WITH THE HOE AND THE MAN WITH THE PLOW... t ! ft v . t ?ay that It is economy tp.. buy therf " . r ... ' V ' hove alwaya paid esfoial nttenlionfF to plow and farmers fhoea and MlevaJ we have good valuea. Men who are in- r. turi'slwl will do well to investigate our A'orlfiig Men's' Phoea 4 THE SALEM SHOE STORE r,ffLXBoo?uMsASMUS, 8 TIF CHICAGO haaleu awanled the GOLD MKDAL at tb" Paris exuoaitlon. which (act oes tofur here. tabltob UiecUfmi of IU manufactnrera for simepic itr and in 'round excellence. The purchase price is about the amonnt of aammihm pna pays on a f.UX E. L. KING, CLYDE BROCK, for Or. ' wt tatennd OonRroeaforiRli" ' Scattm, Wash. Nov. 0 Great inter est is manifested in tlio election hvwest orn Wasliinijtbn. In Soattlo thorite mont is at fovor beat. Bplcndid weather and popular interest will turn out nil immense vote. Si'okank. Nov. O; Woafhor cloudy. Inlerost in election keoni' Vote$i this' city expects to bo than over before. 50 per cent larger Portland, Nov. 0. Polls opened nt 8 o'clock nnd voting procoedingquiotly. Hausm, Nov. C Republican '"vow tail ing oft, Election very quiot. LONDON BROKERS' ( GETTING READY To Take Advantage Boom of the In Speculative .StocksWhich Js Certain to j ifvTake Place In Case McKlnley Is Re elected to the Presidency. New Yonn, Nov. 0. A good mnnj brokorage houses havo nrra'ngedito have thoir staffs on duty nil ulght tonight in their uptown branches or in temporary offices in Mint part of tho city for tho ac commodation of customers who may do siro to trado in tho London markot on ascertaining tho result of tho election for president, Tho Now York Block Exchange does not open until 10 o'clock on . Wednesday morning while ' the London oxcliango opens at 11 o'clock or at 0 o'clock New York time and trading on the "curb" by London brokers will begin as early na 3 o'clock Now York timo by which hour tho result of tho Presidential Contest should bo known. Not u'iow brokorage Houses it la eald havo already, a considerable number of conditional buying and soiling ordors on hand to bo executed In tho early hours of tomorrow mornlnijnccordin); to tho outcome of tho election aid thoy expeqt to book mn,ny inorp ordpra from customers who will gather late this ovonlng-in' their ofllcoa np town'Wjierp .tho progress. of tho court in thovaripujf states will bo regarded by "special wlrb' 'service,' : ' - Stock Brokers of Chkafo Ready. Ciiicaoo, N"ot. ' 6, Chicago's Mstock brokers will follow tho example ol tho New York -apcculatorq and .k eppjho doora open nil night.' f boy hro ready to tako advantage of tho result of tho election by rnaklng deals nt tho opening of tho London stock exchange rnt'4.n; m. Chicago timo. A "Tho chances for tho coup may not materialize," remarked a brbkor;' "for Englishmen may take as cloeo pains to socuro early information as tho Am ericans." ' '!. ' - v MORE AMERICANS f REPORTED KILLED Wa8uinpton, Nov. 0. Gonoral Mac Artliurcablea that Second, LJeutenani Pasco and Privates Meadow and Enix, of Co. K., 10th infautry, woro killod October 29 near Cuartero. BOTANICAL X WONDERS Democratic tlcko t ,.. Nat tori nl The marvel of thehpiajis the wonderful cure of chronic .4JSMK? vyithoHt.. MmJ knife or poisonous, .medjcines. This is wliat afflicted human ity needs more than all else. Not a week passes but Dr. J. F.Cook, the great botanical specialist and original discov erorof the botanical cure, heals some patients who have suffer ed for years from awful dis ease and the more awfuletTects of rank medical humbugs. Dr. Cook is willing to give patients the benefit of his life study but declinesto publish further test imoniab ouLof regard for his patients, yet will, gladly refer any callers to their neighbors and friends who have been healed. Consultation- free. If you have any physical' ail ments it will do you -good; to call and have a little chat wijl the doctor. Office 301 Liberty Street, Salem Orepon. CRUISER ARRIYES . WITH He Has Been. Asked to Await ft. Instructions pap President-Stein Says the Transvaal Will Be Auctioned off to' the lllthest T Bidder. ' " , t&l.fcWMH i. J.fi8Ua Or Amtoetmtr Prcaa tk . IlABJinoTAL, Nov. 0. Dutclrnrtulsor Ge1dcrlan,d, with ox-President Krqger on board, litis arrived horo. Sliulllns been directed to nwalt instructions ir6in tho Haguo at' Port Said, with regard to Kruger'a landing la-Kurope.' v " . . " '" ' Londom," Nqv Koril tobijrtij has cabled fiidt former Prolfdont StoyMi'in n disRsLisyXbursto-acUj,, said Krugor bad gono to Europo to "got interviewed" and that if ho failed, tho TratiRvaal will bo auctioned off to tho highest bidder. ELECT JBIOIS, TT r in Hi uImi t Ibr Jnaraal. Dk n vkr; Io y. ' :(k $o(prb' ai ballotltl ennt in Denver today, trouble between tli pdlltiff. df partment and thoiboriQ'a ofilco had botcuu and ono man was dead and five seriously wounded as a result. Ordera bad bi-cn issuod by the II ro and 32v5v3cvai2v IMUj KMIITI'IT''1'"""!1" i Tr, t""C IMJLJ .iibaiEis fe- 4 c-i i I f Conflict Between. City and. Count Authomlet-i SeveKIai'ManyWowideiBeMre I aSlaile'BaiiJt lld Dcea Btpojltedj IT'S A LANDSLIDE . -tt. r: : r - - -" Ql ' n iivf riiiT r ! V t ' Hearst of the N.Y. Journal, Chicago 01 v? Titer- CHICAGO; Nov, 6if--tf, R Hcarei," President of the National Association of Demo'cfatic Cltibs, says the dis patches already received from all oyer the country indi cated landslide for Bryan. " - pollco bocrditojrdfUHQ, to .rocognlzo tho authSrlCyiofltbo BlTorlflMdopuies. Uh- dor (bono Jinsuuctlbns officer Carpenter ordoreddepuues to rol 8 . iro 100 feerffouV "A. I the polls, Hampton Jackson, colored, resisted, and began tho shooting. Ono bullet struck Carpenter's arm and a second Jila, foot. Policeman Green struck Jackftori on head nnd arm, fracturing "his arm.' Shooting by tho doputiea became gener al. Doputy sheriff Brnnfdrd, colored, wna killed ; Detective Gnrbery and do putiea Harvey and Hardmat?, both col ored.wero shot. SpecialjpoJ fcemnn Gnwn was shot hi tho back.' -.Nonoofthoso are j fatally wdunded. Ono nollcuman waa killod and three injured this morning in a fight at tho polla fn soma placo In tho , lower part of tho city. ""fn WATER AND F0RW00DBURN Br AiimUI'S iTaaa Xm tba Jaarsaj. Woodbuu.v, Or., Nov.0. Woodburn is to havo a good water system and electric light plant, A 30 year franchise was grantod A. ysJiiUjlSEi.b4!lUfnrt,l7)rL,ll ata meetingVartlraCdMndll '"Pfonddy night. TlmLoniincll also. filtered Into a two-year c-mftuhvhK Wr.f K?uihr.'or iniiivi vuEa i lighting the Mtrtuila anifpiiDllabuihllnija. now tnaia iiooii naie . . t!S- . V t a good naler huppIvb ag.urod, w yftHiriliaseJioA rfhd K'XH. ro prole mon. the town nmplo ll ro pjttit ov.j5ro2R.xa.. Burs tb ; Ik8 Yoa Hirt Alunq BwigM sZKor7&z&f i Wo are now showing soiuti of the chol Tulip and Croons bulbs ever -e'i T't jl7l varietiea of the finest aweet jea". Call varieties while assortment is fmuplelfl,' 1 SAVAGE & REID, Seedmen I high grade hand We-haveMust received a beautiful line of tins make o rich cut glass. It Ts ,fa thing of beauty andV jo'y forever." We call es ecial attention to qui displaof qut gfass ant, sterling silver and plated1 waTe'ih oureast show1 windlJvv. ' Barrs JeweirySEore IIB BTATK BTHEET. FIRST BLOOD The Town of Ayon, Mass., Shows a Remarkable Gain For Bryan , flcKINLEY FALLS OFF SIXTY-THREE AND BRYAN GAINS FIFTY-FIVE VOTES? A Total Net Gain For the Democratic Candidate of One Hun dred and Eighteen In One New England Pre cinct ' "".. , " ' w-' 'Wiwppiippfa B Aovl, 1'rcca tk 'V Jau'rnmlt lDbnok,nn 'Nov. OT?-Tho am. first tlio'statft Uil)ojinnd,uncod today from Avon- utie polls therojclosed at 1 o'clock. Tho result was announced as i'ollova :. . xl-i iyUlawl Drynn nnd Stovonson, IGOtMoKlnloy and EDOsovelt, 17L For goyornor.Crnno, llnpubtican, 175; Paine, Domocrat, 1'JO. Tho voto in this town four years ngn was: Brynn 110 ; McKlnloy, 237. i. i-i-i . a : m. -a m m ,,' :vlUMriS w limit i a 1 l I M 0 t i San Francisco Examiner and American M 1 ? 'T loirroN,3la8S., Nbv. 5, Tlio voto o thoitown of ASiisnet is asffollews: Uryai lS;BtoKii?loyl77i jotlin ?8imt Dry nn6VMckinloy117P " Skattlb, Waso,, Nov, 0, A trcmond- UOUB amotint of scratching is being dono in Seattloiand Wmtorn Washington. Ttogora and Ronald for Governor and Congressman will run away nhoad of tho ticket. SERIOUS RIOTING IN INDIANA. Py Aaau4;lAtl fwatm tk Journal ; $!xf33J$d-i V$$lA a riot ftt Caseyvlllo this morning ovor morning ovor politics, t'tv mon wers ftfli n.AM . oNMniul nitil aiAi Xfi VHlft Mill VIUl VV shots were 11 red. Wallace Graves instantly ikllledi Win. Huatin waa and seven others, Auatrians and Italians, ni h i rM iworjrnore or less seriously injured. President Ctts Ntwi by Private Wire. Or AaslMla4 Pnu la taa JOHraat Canton, O,, Nov. 0. All tho world ia interested in the result of tho presi dential, election, and will look for the saM cooding zest, recelvo the fawa by private wire i I I I -if 'EIYIIREP.UBLICSI J J XCtPPTfARBI TRATI0N :yC3lak.tc4NI'aaaU' Iba Joaraax . i-M-i-lliAA'llt MlLi . ''' Nkw Yokk, Nov, (), A dispatch to the Herald frotn Va.lparafeofays ftigniuVent announcement is made, in iew of the iitMit llyaolulh, oily. Mm wi Arly and tudect t : : : : - ' ' J 4 r. , , I ' t ' ' finished. LiiAray in low . hickb M BRYAU b ,H "ropbrlQ'ngreoinont of,flvo Sou k)utli Amorl' bltntttou in, can,KopubllcB to npply arbitration tbu settlement of their disputes,, that Chilo ia about to reduce her navya- . Tho government wlll sell ono tlilrd class oruUor to Ecuador nnd another to" Peru and two torpedo boat destroyora ia Jnpan, -Tho fact thnt ono of thp wor ships will bo sold to Peru which is ono of Ohllo'a opponents in Tacun-Arica dispute given nddltionnl weight lb tlje (lpclnrntlnn flint u Nnlllitmnnt. nt ilin ""'. i .. . controvorsy wlll no niieoteu soon. OLD MASTER CAR BUILDER DEAD Ciiicaoo, Nov. John Ifndgo, Tnpeka, Kansas, aged 07,yenra, la dead of heart disease at the resldenco of his daughter Mrtt. Mary Roberts I lodgo In this city. 'Slnoo 1837 bo wan Master Car lluilder of the -Santa Fo Railroad nt Topekn IvSii, Uqibefd the same position with tho Mjwbifri Pacillo Rail road previously at St. Xit for nhctcen years. A'iVOMAN SHOT" ; A MEXICAN ROBBER Pjioekix, Arlis., Nov. 0. A. ehot' gun In tlfo hands of a woman ended tho career of Ventuna Paco n Mexican rob ber in n sensational nmnnor lost night. Mrs, Lena Patterson hoard a noise In tho catilo corral In tho rear of her honso. Taking a shot guli sho went to investigate' nnd saw n mnti trying tp steal calf, Shn fired both barrels Into his bbdy killing him Instant!. SENATOR DAVIS OPERATED ON , St. 1'aui,, Nov. 0. United States Honator Davis passed n quiet night. Tims far thero has been no apparent 111 effects from tho Operation of yostorday . Z I Removal Sale .. . . . IJWu Our stock offers an un usual aid impor.tanl opportumfv for money savers, clegont pat terns in all lines. Walits RpeoluU (I 00 Waists MiMwIal . . . . IW 5QWalsl8 fHelal ,..,) 60 jpf) Wiifata 8iH,'ml t- 0. 18 'uuiw your kbiii. SlliwPettltoats H m m u M M I line at 54.7H. ab high as $20 UII olTel at removal price J" m Striped CoulcJIc,: PettIcoatsTl,3p? Drying Sacques.., a a All at removal sale prices, big line to se lect from' -".'.. ' II Polkadot Henrietta Just Received. French Flannel Just Received. M H iimh WH m h h m m m FOR No other aid so great to the housewife. noothcr agent so i. - . making delirious, rfifrc -tnd wKSlcsSmo foods, has ever been devised. '.. ' , ,. fJ0&mKimm many groedfa. ivgrocfli urifg, Wl 'lt (lillll llich noYALBAkiHopowoeR co JAPANESE ArD -CHINESE VOTERS ilr Aa.atal I'tcaa ta taa JoamB4. Vanoouvkii, 1). O. Nov. fl. llvo tliqtit siind'Japnneso nnd Chinese wholms bfeon itiatilrall.el dtirrng the liisl year may voloat tho Dominion olec'on Hi llrltlsh Columbia on December 7, Tho Conservatives of Vancouver hsvo oh tallied legal opinions that Japanese are alt entitled to veto Just aa eooii ns their .naturalisation Mtiora.atwnadyjjukJJ' a telegram rwoiveti irom wnvtu iuuiHj, Canadian Minister of Justice, admits iho general contention that tho Japan- eso may voto, but suggests that tho eleo- lion returning oil corn in enoh case takt a cohipetent legal advice In 'their own lo calities and act upon It. BIG RICE GROWERS ASSOCIATION FORMED Br Aocllr4 lr la Juwraal OnowttMv, La. NoV.0. Tho American if ice (1 rowers Dlntrlbutlou Compar.y Limited has been incorporated hero with QJepmKJcmJ Removal ffljmhmmuAWir Sale , TailorrMade Suits True value has nothing to .do .wiih the price. We want to sell the gobils1 ,') make the .price a follews: ", Au bettattfd Ifc - red vene ,. Jjaij sm't trimmed io black silk applique. $20, Special $12.50 Tall covert with' silk serge-lined jacket, $12.60, Special $8.50 Dark Oxford, homespun taffeta silk lined. $2PXSpecjal$U.55 La'djcs and Misses Jackets, Furs and Capes. All at, removil sale prices, regarcljes pf cost or yaluo. Mackintoshes ', . UJicE:aui Misses'. . Men s and Boys' at re movtil sa.le price. m m m m m m m m u a m m u " " " " '- !! ii iit.maUtmifc.a. ... useful and certain in' 1 i - . "T. . . . There nrcJniltatlon tJaklntf powder's, 'soid'ciieap. by riier are nmdo from ilium.' U nolson- rumlMiM lliu frt,.1 tnl,,r..,,A lAllunttlt renders the food injurious to health. too wiuiam st.. mew yobk, n capital of 1C-,000,000 halt of which la paid. Tlio blllL'ont nro aa fol'owar W, K, Vnndorbllt of Now York, prea Idontj William Duson of ' Crowley, vice president and general miiuager; Alex nder W. IIullbe;gof;Nov'york treita tirori JuinosllMeaoveri) Of Now York flecretnryiu ' Constitutional Ameadnttnli In Mew York, Auiany, N.' S?!, Nov, 0. Throe ccnstl tutioual nmendmonta nro being Voted on today throughout tho Hfato. Two 'di'tlio ajnendinouta jcall f Or "jhe oleclon .oagy. en iiuwuproino Courtjustlcea, tho.otb or nin'ondmeht rclatoa to the oxyinpllon of personal or real property Irc'rn taxa tion. Ahsf flmved Walnuts, Almonds, Pecans and Filberts the new crop at ElHs;4& LZinnfs rfo i4 State street, Su BaIera,Phoa3874 I M News From Abroad Fine imported suitings at. astonishing prices. Money . losf- on each item mentioned in this list1 .! - .a j)D ValiiM ,';...., 75-2 ll 'Jfl Value-. 7B Z fl 00 Vulitpi I 10 Z ft to Values 1V 2 IV At) Vnliunt 185 J ... M m Men's Suits , 0 of Them... But only one of a 'kind the greatest selection ever offered t a cus tomer fox the price we name. M H i 7 60 Ula,ok Clfovlgtv, ,..,;. 00 1 8 CO Fancy MUoil '..M2f) 110 PJ) WjboI Chovlol; Ulack.,,.$ .15 IN $10 opteji TweoiJ . . ,u J ,t S US &RBi&Jtiira, J.. ,4a;. iOQfS 18 WiOxforanCbvlot,.A.tl020a S ID 50klt Cheviot f U 00 m imiwhimmviiiihi m i ,