0 EST R El G H E R & G O
Ostrich Tips and
Bluntest
Si..
ooo
We will put on sale tKs
week 500, Ostrich Tips and
Plumes, and will sell them at
One-Half Price.
They range in value from
50c to, $5,00 each.
- .
This week-they will be of
fered at from 25c to $2.00
each. This is a
RarsrGhance
To get trimmings for your
winter head gear at a ridicu-
leusly
loty pfice.
Our reason for this sacrifice
.... . . -.
is that we:sfialI not .'.handle
themr any more.
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51 Patton Ave.
ATTRACTIVE,
CONVENIENT,
ECONOMICAL.
The Oole Heater.
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other disease. . .
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INCREASED REPUBLICAN
QEMn-Maiority in
to--Senate
Republicans, :
Latest Returns Erpm Nebras
ka Indicate Republican
Victory.
Contest Likely Over Govern
ship Election in Kentucky.
Yerkes Appears to Have Won
About 2000 Plurality.
by
New York, Nov. 8. Returns receiv
ed up to 1 a. an. do not materially
change tie result of the election.
Both sides are claiming' Nebraska
which is verr close. It Is even ' said
that the. official count -will be necessary
to demonstrate which party carried -the
state. Chairman Edmiston, of the
populist committee, claims the state hy
5,000 to 6,000 and the republicans also
claim the state by i6,0OO.The same con
dition prevails with regard to Ken
tucky. Both sides are' claiming - he
Ctate; the republicans by from 5,000 tb
8,000. The democrats are claiming
that Bfckham is elected by 5,000 and
Bryan carried ffc ttate by even a larg
er plurairty. rit" will be several days be
fore it i -definitely decided, as. the re
turns are coming In v alow. Idaho Is
now blieved to have gone for.-. Bryan?
b a small plurality ..but .this. Is aiot
created tyKhejr?ufclJcan3; - -
jrew ybTfeHw. 8, a. tJfeomclal
return from all counties In India nt
give JSEcKInley plurality of -2J;4Qf : Ir'
4i(ppns.a.re;,t , tSse congressional
delegation vrQil onsis c ninje repnoii-
caiB wa twc wauccwu) . . . .
Iiftte returns trontl4toe northern end
6t Idaiio indicate that- Bryn. h&s carr
rtedr ttal by a, small Ihajprity
iTnleglstature la dose. Republicans''
caiih a. .majority of ten on Joint ballot
The vote in- Nenraska nr-UKety to De
very close: ' 'Both eides aire stilt
earning the state by" 6,000i The :tuU
return will not be in before midnight.
The legislature will also be very close.
Chairman Edmiston, of the populist
committee' at Iincoln, claims the' state
,ty 5,000 to e.OOO for - Bryan und the'
whole state, ticket. He says the fustfon
Ists have a sure working majority in
the legislature and they have elected
congressmen in the Third, Fourth,
IFifth and Sixth districts stire The
Omaha Bee says if the republicans
maintain the ratio of gain as shown
by returns already received McKinley.
will carry the state from 5,000 to 7,000
The paper also states the Indications
are that Detrich, republican, Is elected
governor. Late tonight the fusion
state committee was inclined to con
cedeeTtHskai to McKinley by "a
small iplufaBy. ,
CONTEST LIKELY IN KENTUCKY.
Louis ville, Nov. 8, 1 a. m. The situ
ation in Kentucky as regards the gov
ernorship race is in doubt. It will
probably result in a contest. Both sides
are claiming "victory tonight, and It
will take the full returns from the out
lying counties to decide. From the
turns received tonight, however, it ap
pears that Yerkes has probably won by
about 2,000 on the face of the returns
with 1,500 contested ballots which the
republicans claim will be counted. The
republicans have elected three con
gressmen -out of eleven and the appel
late judge in. the Seventh district.
. UTAH REPUBLICAN.
Salt Lake, Nov. 7. Election returns
from outlying districts are slow. There
Is no doubt tonight that McKinley car
ried the state, and the entire republi
can state ticket is elected by majorit
ies ranging from three thousand to
four thousand. The legislature is un-
f,"F0RRlNT"",l
FURNISHED
8rotomawuse, HaywoodiSt. 5,5
11 room Ihouse,iMontford Av. 50
7 room foouse. crady St. . 40
. 8 room house, Spruce St. .... 50
- 5 room) house, Peniand bt, . . v 37 '
14 room house, choice (location 150
5 room fiat, choice location . . '. 30
UN
10 room boupe; Woodfln St. $38
9 room houee, Sunset Drive. .. 18 ',
8 room house, well located ' ; . 15 ,
x 6 roomt bouse, ptaved street .v 22
Awd. others- . . - -
'. Fhossi 661. 25 Patton Avenue. ,
: llaBARBB,. :
the House
4T1
WiU Have $5
doubtedly republican on. Joint ballet.
IDAHOi'JRY CLOS& r
. Boise, IdahoiNiov. 7. The sfaW at S
o'clock tonight t tUl ,in.. Utility
though it .loks. as though Bryarf had
carried it .by, jamaLL -majority. With
more than hat ttie. state heard- from
Bryan leadsby 100 votes. It may re
quire an. officSal'&ount to decide. The
legislature wi(l be fusion .meaning that
a democrat :populist. will succeed
Senator Shoup,, republican. r
The Fifty-eventh congress Nwill be
heavily republican in both branches.
According to-bie' Sun's figures in the
senate there,.jv"fil be fifty-five republi
cans, and the working majority In the
house will be J?fifiased to 44:
Chicago, Nov. 7. Despatches re
ceived from1 334 of the 357 congression
al districts show that the republicans
have elected 191, the democrats 140, the
silverites 2 and the populists 1. Of the
remaining 23 districts 11 are represent
ed in the present house by -democrats,
9 by republicans, 1 by a silverite and 2
by. populists. . - .
DEMOCRATS CLAIM KENTUCKY .
Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 7. Democratic
leaders here on unofficial advices from
over the state claim' Bryan has carried
the-state by. upward of 11,000 and that
Beckham Is elected governor by over
T.D00.- The defeat of Hall, democrat,
for appellate judge is conceded. This
gives the republican a majority 'on the
appellate bench, the highest court In the
state. Complete returns . from this
Franklin county, give Bryah 1,081 ma
jority over ' McKinley and Beckham
1,064 majority over Yerkea " 1 ;
IyXnfsvJlle,;lCor--Xt 1 xjclock "Mr.
lYerkEes repuSMIeatt 'candidate for gov
ernor, said:
."From thex flEgue furnished .me by
Chairman Cbmlftf.'Ikam of he opinion
that my eiectioii' is assured by . ma
jority of -4,5W toS,XM0, The . election of
the national - tJcStefe being absolutely cer
I tain the- smW waiter of -ray own face
va noi it marcer oi grea 'concern i oe
lieve my,. majority wiirte 'Runted' and
certWcMessued. '
E"-Governor McCrearYj .chalrmaavof
the state democrat Committee, said:
"I am satisfied, that, Kentucky has
gone democratic, by from 6,000 to 10,000.
I have received telegram from 74 coun
ties from, chairmen of the county cam
paign "committees. Have also heard
unofficially from 24 counties, Knd givi'.ig
the republicans in the counties not
heard from, the -majorities received Jn
1896, which were higher than they
were in 1899, Beckham is unquestiona
bly elected."
LEG-IS LATURE ' REPUBLICAN .
Wilmington'; : Del., Nov. 7. Returns
received this afternoon definitely de
termined th political divisions of the
next Delaware legislature. It Is re
publican in each-branch and will prob
ably elect two republican United States
senators. In. the Twelfth representa
tive district the vote for representative
was a tie between Bayard Heisel, dem
ocrat and Theodore F. Clark, republi
can. The house -will resolve the tie in
favor of the republican.
Counting the Newcastle tie in favor
of the republicans the next legislature
will stand: .
House, 15 democrats, 20 -republicans;
pcr-ate 9 republicans, 8 . democrat?;
joint ballot 23 democrats and 29 repub
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mis
Iif you use yapo Cresollne; buy
It an pint hottles1. You save 50c.
Grant's -No. 24, (beat for cold. -
Cajtiarrh can be cured only by
initemiaJ remedies. We are ;re
pared to furtoish proof of "4he val
ue of G-ram't Catarrh Cure. -
. ' .-' -: '
Grant's NO. ?4, best tor cold.'. .
Lovers of the Craib Apple Per
ifume should! try LazeUTa Ooronia
ria, 40c. per ounce. It 3s eq.ual
. !.' to the English brand. .
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I UIUlHIIIil
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licans. Thiswm; Insure the": republ
cans .the United States aenatora if the
two faction can agree 'upon -candidates.
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MASSACHUSETTS"'
Boston, Massi, . Nov; The yote.of"
Massachusetts, the returns having been
received fioav every city, and town. )ir
as foltewsf;v. V I - i -
McKinlevt 229.495: Brvan.-158.5071 l .
"Vote foj-governor: Crane, republic
can, 219,929 Paine, .
- The PlAcanselected :JjratpC
uairinygressmen and the present
delegiaUonrentaJnsy ' olltleally nn.
CONGRESSMEN RE-ELECTED .
Jtew aaQmtfu NoY-4Beviad
election 'retiwrns tor tOonnect$it,--with
evey.jojjsi district, itiSitifc state
heard fronve the state taKIhleT
iby pluralltyvot 2S.415 The republi-
McLean for gorerhor la elected bjr, a
pluralltyo 14,340. Alt four republican
eonjjrressineft are re-elected. , ' .
' fWtEOT YTRJGINIEA,
CSmrleston ' "W y; Usyy A.-JBo4h
tate coniimfctleesi tystft ! oebtecelv
tretuma. 'but 147 Is cowcedethisur1 re-publiici'Kg-
ite.v stfrrted the it&te by iper
iha.ps 15,000 plurality. The JegteJ&ture
will toe ifiepublican on Joinjt baMjot toy
elgbt or ten. -r .Vi 1 '
CONGRATULATIONS FOR
THE PRESIDEHT
Exchansr of Greetings Between
Hdtialey and KooteyeU..
lOamftoiUj-hio, Nov. 7, Presi4eM Mc
Kinley wtas up and! about at' aln 'eary
nouir una rooming, ater. fu, (erw poura
resipi'te from ithe exoiifcement of last
nighit An tarmy of messengers soon began-
pouring in, (bringing measiage of
congratulIooi'tfToim frl-ends and- neghr
bors gathered-to -extendi felicitaitiomg.
The president -breaikif asted -at. 8 o'clock
(with -Mrs. MoKanley '.aod- Secfletary
Cortelyou and hep..-WiEtt to.Oie lrary.
where he ram oVr the morning, piapers
land il'istenetf- to the dispatches1 as Mr,
Corbel you pfcked! thens from' fhe"&ou
sadis receiivi&dfrom- (ail qu-ajnters oft: the
The ipresident' took ey occasion to
ans-wer Gov.lSBsevielt's conratu9)tory.
meissiage. Senator Hannai laajduanacpy1 of
Ms associate .oi ' tfoe of
luxe their a8l(HStlon. ' .
-. The prefnttvivms- tfreoe nteas
rumited by cslliecai 'tniany -pt thant' ibeiiig
oKd tfrienda).' JJThe JreeSdent ; invjbea he
uttatfv'riefl? .E5Mriitw:Zr-tlnas aiternqon.,
for Waahliigwn awa; is dne m waaorag
ton at feW. m. Thsw-edtex
Utte 4ngtstitfixt!MS2ge ibetween
evpopesiident iandit GtoV; RJpjeveit was
aa (follows: ' "
"Oyeter-Bay, N,--T:i"Nov. 6. Presa-r
dier. MicGfedey, Gkawe;':-'(wlo: I con
gratulate, yxnt anq 1' icvaigiretufafe-; ae
nati;"4tl''thte!iaiwt heibfei grertl
t-udeover he resuSt' '
v.. v . THCBJO- ROOSEVEiLT.
CaMhfton.. O.. Nov. .:-7.MHoh..; 'Theo.
jRooseyeltw. Oyeter Bay,' N Y . i 'I nart-
ly appreciate your Mnxv expression ana
cottgrajuiate. you .upott; iconoiuojing in
healitn one of ithe most mnral5ilei cam
ipaigns im -.our poiatioal' Msltory .
BRYAN SILENT ABOUT
RESULT OF ELECTION
Will not Make Even Verbal Statement
tor Publication.
fljincoto, Neb. Nov. 7. -Mr. Bryan
said itMs morning that he iwould net
make any statement as 'to the result of
the election until later. (He ' gave as." rus
reason itSb&t he had received mo new ln
fionma'tion today and said he desired! to
have aa complete returns as procurable
before announcing any ntcIusions . ue
therefore idiaellned- to (make even a ver
bal stiatement for pulblication. ue.
however, had ino doubt as to the reports
of defeat and' to pott-vate oonvertsatwii.
wiitih 'frienids admits that ffuTtner Keiiay
dn the puiblic announcementt to tlhe ac
oeptance of the result lis a imere mat
ter of 'form. He is mot building any
hopes upon the laittieir retunavs and' evi
dently an all ways except 'oy wopos oi
mouth1 'concedes practically all tne re-
mitolicans claim.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were in
dheerful mood this imoncng. Tl'efemrnr?
to his iplans for the iimimte'diate future
lie expressed a dieiterminaitlkm to take a
ffoold! rest.
"I shMl not even attempt to answer
(Continued on fifth page.)
Watson & Reagan
S. E. COURT SQUABS.
For Rent
10 Room House, furnished, pw mo.. $200
9 Room House, furnished.
11 R -m House, furnished
9 Room House, furnished.
9' Roam House, furnished.
6 P. : House; furnished..
10 Boom House, furnished
9 Room House, furnished..
100
50
35
SS
40
Bautif Cou; try Place, u mbed 100
Beautiful 10 Room (new) House
furnished .. .. .. 75
9 Room House, unfurnished, pt-r mo. $14
6 Room Houee, unfurnished, per mo. .22
7 Room House, unfurnished, pet nw.. 25
8 Room House, unfurnished, per mo.. 20
12 Room House, unfurnished, pe. mo.no
1$ Room House, unfurnished, per mo. J 5
10 Room House, unfurnished, per mo. .34
S'Room House, unfurnished, per mo.. 35
We have a large amoumt of pToperty
for sale. Call and see -what we have
before you Invest." Wo have eom . oX
the' e stock, grain aaad. Frulu larme
to be offered. In the e unty for sale very
lOW. - ,T-"
; Bc2lIl:tt3Brol:cj:J ?
RATIFICAJIOn J.1EETII1G
r AT OPERA HOUSE;
Ee?abli.v--- Vlll ' Cdtbrt Thtli
In "tfae Janguage jf .the taffwlbtlle to
toe . dSstrtbuiedi today' the cepuiblicacB
iObaveft grmnd ncAtear tonight
The-operi faouseltfu been seouredi for
ijenditt (furnlsht music. Asnotg "the
(wtH. be Senator- Prttchard,
Ckwigfesanian Pearson, Hon. James ft
(The" victory, wfaloh is : cs&l S the
greatest ever .won. (by the reupbllcA'ns in
Ma eectlon, wl be fittingly celebmte.-
PROGRESS MADE
CHIIIESE NEGOTIATIONS
Deaandi that the Powers are Likely
to Zlake
Pekin, Nov. 6. The ministers held
another meeting yesterday and consid
erable progress was made. It is1 believ
ed that they will soon be ready o meet.
me uninese envoys, it is certain that
the note to be submitted by the minis
ters will demand the punishment of
those responsible for the outbreak, ade
quate Indemnity and the erection of a
monument to the murdered German
minister. '
Richardson's column, which partici
pated in the expedition to Pao Ting
Pu, has returned to Pekin. -"They: re
port that on the 2d Major Waldbn, of
the lancers., arrived at.TungffMarching
where the boxers destroyed the Roman
Catholic chapel. The column captured
ten boxers, shot and killed three and
released -the-ethere with a'rr-waming.-
All the houses known to belpngito box
era : were destroyed: The , column ,en
countered a body. I ef Imperial' troops
under command of General Fan, sue-,
cessor to Genera fNleh,;. Dnrlng? the
conference General Fan was shot' and
killed by a trumpeter belonging to the
Sixteenth lanc'ers The kilUng-fwas in
excusable. ' Tht,tel5peer was arrest
Tfie. cplumA ieacfeedseaag Oc
feobe.i. HI whexfcithg EngHttlssJonauie
Norman and Robinson -were killed; Jfc
wts learned hat Robinsons as hacked
to pieces and Norman taken by 1 the
boxers to Wuchianking, where Ais eyes
were purned out and he was otherwise
trdtured, 'ttoen,decapitiasfced.
Oct. 4 three oxer.viUgee neaar fMng
Fung;- were destroyed ar two Rftcnplles
, juen woison Bailed" irom , . Taku .-on'
Monday. He --is -due to arrtape al San
ITrancteoo Iecemibjer 7. It m learnied
'Qiat LdHung Chaasr asked! thfe Wash-
ingtcin: ' government to make 'Wilson
peace commissioner ibocause of Mis wide
knowledge of Clbineset affiairsi. - ,
The a-umored' ceath of thjeoioiwageT
empress caused much exc4temen,tv here"
but ttt is not confirmed'.'
MONET TO LOAN.
I have $10,000 to invest in sunis. of
$250 to $2,000. Absolute gilt edge se
cumty required. Address, giving ' full
particulars, P. O. box 11, Tryon, N. C.?
LITTLE FOLKS' FOOD.
Let tflie children have Wlheat-Hearts
and milk for breakfast and supper
Nothing is cheaper. Nothing is bet
ter for them. Tuey love it.
LA NIECE UNB OF GASOLINE
LAMPS AND WELSBACH MANTLES
AT J. H. JJAWS, 35 PATTON AVE
NUE 233-2t
A NEW LINGS OF HANDSOME
LAMPS, SUITABLE FOR PARLOR
AND LIBRARY, AT J. H. LAWS, 35
PATTON AVE. 231-2t
Our new fall stock of Furniture,
Stoves, and Furnishing Goods generally,
is by far the best we ave been1 able
to offer to the trade. A close exam
imiation as to quality and prices is soli
cited. MRS. L. A. JOHNSON,
Phone 166. 43 Pattton Ave.
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeee
"E0CEBB00E FABM
CREAMERY BTJTTEE."
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A Good Provider for His ?
; Family
13 the man who likes good living
Eiimeel.", and when be comee to
n.r store to buy the necessaries
he finds bo ; many temp-tlcg and
jtoothsovne -deWdasies in our stock
of fine goods that-he goes home
.loaded like Santa daus.
He does not forget to buy a
fcottk. Of .
. -Tare Claret Wine ' Vinegar.;
As it is the -beat on .earth. Pints,
15 cest. ; quarts 25 cts -- "
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NORTH CODM SQTJATXj.
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REPUBLICAN!
Victoriously lleetediln
Least Two ' bfetrlai of
at
the
Moodj's, Majority ffie
i v Ti'nfK ixTiU TflLl J AAAA .
,j AUUtU ; f I AAA JUAvccU UUVi:
I
Blackburn Equals of ExcecdiThsii
Figures In fho Eighth;
Still Uncertain. Whether n Uct Joyce
Hat Wonia thiiifl
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT JOHN E.
FOWLER GIVES C. R. tCHOMAS
A CLOSE RACE, SUPPORTED BY
POPULISTS AND REPUBLiOANS
The Gazette this morning elves the
latest and most reliable reports -obtainable
at this time from this fifteen coun
ties of the Ninth district: Beside them-'
we have put the vote of the same coun
ties in 1898 for Judge of superior1 court,
the only figUres we can find for the
moment;- The last column' :-; shoves,
Moody's gainst over those figures. it
will beiSeen'tkat therrepdhlican ticket
made gains in each or the fifteen coun
ties." .Crawford has carried but three
of them, his combined majorities inarf
hreey amountlilg'td 380rwouldTo"e bur
ied out of sight- beneath Moody's ma
jority in either Madison:Bunc.einbe or'
aaywood.
-As It is the returned prodrgal that
gets' the. veal,' -the : rejoicing isJskeehest
over BupcombeK "which heads the list in
the-column of gains-w4ffli.overi,l,000. '
Haywood, Crawford's hometounty,
aid. heretofore his strongholdyfollows
-These figures give Modya ftajor,ity
In Lh -district of 2,463," but the4:flfgu'rs"
are conservative, and each new report
increase Jie majority.. It W'thought by
many of Jhosebest informed Itha the
otncial figures tWlH show it tif Ufa nearer
3,000." -v r-f. .'.2 ;j
We belieye-thaf fh-)districjE.''nMB. nev
er .been carrienJUb larse a ,'inajority
even when it included MitchelJ.,:.
1900-
18S& I
M'y Cd R. SXG'n
-250 .... .... ": 33. '383'
'23 9 '
.... 32' .... ; 72 40.
233 .... ' .... 43 190
52 .... .... 159 211
40 .... .... ,79 119
1006 .... 882 124
.... 196 . 812 916
50 .... '4o 10
103 127 230
450 .... "...r, 570 1020
450. .... 265 '.,... 195
25 '.. 240 265
.... 152 .... 575 423
156 .... 142 .... 14
Cherokee . .
Graham v.
Clay .. .. .
Swain v.' :
Jackson
Macon
Madison-.'.
Haywood
Tran'vania
Yancey'..' .
Buncombe
Henderson
McDowell '.
R'ford .. .
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT
Blackburn has a Majority of 2500
Over his Democratic Oppcnmt.
Winston-Salem, Nov. 7. Right has
triumphed signally in the Eighth dis
trict despite the vicious campaign wag
ed by the democrats. They made the
fight on personal questions combined
with fake affidavits and fraurt. Black
burn's majority is 2,500. and reports
from later precincts will increase this.
The republicans are jubilant over tne
(ContifluM on fifth raff.)
Steps to Prosperity
Stop aracE think. Doesn't srman ww
owns real estate aiwaye command yaar
respect? Don'ifryou think, "Oh he's aAl
rigiht." Aim't vou a 'HtJtie more wis
71 -jry
jflBis B&0 9aeU-iS'
ing to listen, to him than, to the man
who is unattached t any earth Ut's
uaturaS to feel IftjUt, auad- ft - may . be
righti Surely reeplect ia due: to the
man wno eirte down and IntelKgentty
thinks about Ms positron, itdwi to get
along ito Ohe .world', and fwtbo then puts
3sts4lhons9kt into acfctooi-?
. There Is inb reason why jon-ehould
BUoftr do the samel. VWe:dia not; care if
you get six' jlollara a :reek or six.;hnn
dredniollara , We can help you to prps
perity, and tt woji't.vfak' uslaar to
tell, rem how -we'll do ft.' - " v
v -
JBrBostic
23 Psttca Avenue,;
'i